Frederick News Subscriber Notice to Report Delivery Issues
TO SUBSCRIBERS The Frederick News asks readers lacking regular delivery to report it. The paper is available at New City Hotel Bucksy's Cigar Store Market 1. Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Street Grocery Store McCardell's eters.
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Sais
New City
Bucksy’s
Central
F. K. Schmidt's
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heightes Zimmerman Sreet
McCardell's
Eters
Economy in little things at Court House
Opinion piece arguing for trimming bailiffs at the Court House to save about 1400 dollars yearly. It also notes the abolition of the Board of Charities and Corrections has reduced costs and calls for annual audited department finances. The article stresses prudent public economy and public access to budgets.
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Board of Charities and Corrections
Pig as a social symbol in urban debate
In Chicago discussions next June, residents protest urban plans while a broader debate explores the pig’s reputation. The essay traces terms like hog and pig, condemning coarse depictions, and argues for cleaner, fairer husbandry and possibly elevating pigs to a social status comparable to oxen or sheep.
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Ian Endeavor
Chicago
Minutes of Merriness and Comic Snippets
A collage of humorous snippets from The Sire- and other papers highlights playful exchanges. Damaged wardrobe costs, family fare, and comic barbs appear in quick lines. Notable snippets include a joke about suits and a mother scolding a candy thief.
Frederick Frederick Fire and Bank Officers in 1895 Elections
Local items show the Junior and United Fire Companies naming officers including presidents Edward Koontz and Lloyd T. MacGill Jr. Bank directors for Farmers and Mechanics and other Frederick banks list names such as Charles Wirnebrewer, George Wenz, W. J. Parsons, Thomas Gorsuch, and C. V. Levy. The report records annual election results and director appointments in Frederick County.
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Frederick Banks
Farmers’ ‘Land Mechanics
Charles Wirnebrewer
Charles B. Trail
A. H. Hunt
Milton G. Urner
G. S. Groshon
Joseph G. Miller
G. W. B. Shriner
James H. Harris
David Lowenstein
S.S. Maynard
M. D
David C. Kemp
George W. Dean
Death notices for Charles Willoxon and Dr J Sim
Charles J Willoxon died at City Hospital aged 58 after pneumonia. He worked in The News office, later in Jacob Kiddier’s poultry, and was long a United Fire Company member. Survives include a stepfamily and a son, with private funeral at Mt Olivet chapel conducted by Rev U S G Rupp. Dr J Walter Sim, a Howard County physician from Libertytown, died at Glenwood home. survived by sister Mrs Benjamin A Richmond of Cumberland.
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Charles J. Willoxon
City Hospital
Ife
Wileuxon
the News
Jacob A. Kiddier
United Fire Company
Nfe
John
Rebecca Wilcoxon
John Wilcoxon
Horace
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Howers
J. Walter Sim
Howard County
Glenwood
Thomas Sim
Libertytown
Frederick County
Benjamin A. Richmond
Cumberland
Funerals for Mealey and Zimmerman Held in Area
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine E. Mealey was held at 2 p.m. from her daughter Mrs. Hannah Hoffman’s home near New Market with services at M. B. Church conducted by Rev. 2. F. Ruley. Interment followed in New Market cemetery. Funeral director was W. E. Falconer. The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Zimmermann widow of the late William Zimmermann of Charlesville occurred yesterday at 2 p.m. at Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville with service by Rev. A. J. Herman. Interment was in the church cemetery. Charles J. Smith of Bloomfield was the funeral director.
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Catherine E. Mealey
Hannah Hoffman
New Market
M. B
2. F. Ruley
Reverdy Browning
Ilenry Lightner
Jease Burrall
PL HH. Eader
Newton Wachter
Charles Keante
W. E. Falconer
Mra
Henrietta Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
Charlesville
Zion Reformed Church
A. J. Herman
Wesley A. Wachter
Howard M. Wachter
Granville Dutrow
Franklin Detrow
John A. Holtz
Charles Stup
Charles J. Smith
Bloomfield
HYMENEAL AND OTHER NOTICES FROM LOCAL BRIEF
Miss Mary S. Courtney and Clay Webster Huffer were married in Brunswick at St Francis Church by Rev James O Connell with witnesses Mr and Mrs C ul Wightman. George W Bowersox and Mrs Britic N Smallwood wed at home by Rev Dr E H Lamar. United Steam Fire Company board elected Robert A Bennett president and others. plan to repair the steam engine Lilly of the Swamp. Marriage licenses issued: George W Bowersox 23 and X N Smallwood widow 25 of York Pa. others from Mt Alry near Clagottsville Locust Valley and Burkittsville. Real estate transfer: John L Long and wife to Samuel R Molesworth. Woman's Logic column included. Canadá exports cheese figure noted.
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Mary S. Courtney
Thomas Courtney
Clay Webster Huffer
Burkittsville
Brunswick
St. Francis Catholic Church
James O'Connell
Ul Wightman
George Huffer
ERSUX
George W. Bowersox
Britic N. Smallwood
Yein, Va
The
United Steam Fire Company
Robert A. Bennett
J. Harry Kennedy
Schnetter L. Rhoads
Charles H. Herbert
William FE. Darner
Gee
Edward Schell
Te Swamp
Firlile X. Smallwood
York, Pa
Kerman M. Snyder
Mt. Alry
Lille M. Poole
Clagcottsville
Foster Fonten Fink
Locust Valley
Melissa E. Ausherman
DA Conley Heads Frederick County Fair Association
Dr Charles H Conley was elected president and John W Humm chosen as vice president by the Frederick County Agricultural Society Directors in a meeting held in the Mutual Fire Insurance Company room The roster also includes O C Warehime secretary George S Rodock treasurer John T Best marshal and Charles N Daughterty keeper of grounds with Harry M Cramer reelected superintendent of privileges Dates for the Fall exhibition were set and officer salaries adjusted.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Charles H. Conley
John W. Humm
O. C. Warehime
George S. Rodock
John T. Best
Marshall
Charles N. Daughterty
Harry M. Cramer
Society chooses Dr Conley as president and Humm becomes vice
P L Hargett was absent. Dr Conley is named president per three year rule, with Humm as vice president replacing Kefauver. Fair dates set for October 19 21 22 and officers salaries fixed including Treasurer increased by 100 dollars. Court cases moved to February term. Spirit of Jefferson sold to Van Laines with new editorial direction.
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P. L. Hargett
Dr. Conley
Mr. Humm
Martin BE. Kefauver
Life
Conley
Humm
Reasty
Evils Creek Water Company
Mayor and Council of
Cumberland
Allegany
Washington County
Federick County
Spirit of Jefferson
George W. Hanes
Charlestown
W. Va
van Laines
Cone
Uc.m
Instructive Frederick County Bank Statement 1814 Finances
A historical bank statement from Frederick County Maryland dated December 31 1814 lists resources liabilities and capital figures for the Frederick County National Bank. It details loans discounts deposits reserve assets notes and bonds rights to circulation and the treasurer's sworn affirmation with officials signing.
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FredeRick
Maryland
State of
J. W. L. Carty
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
N. P
A. G. McCardell
Edward D. Shriner
Henry Williams
Federal Reserve Bank
Banklnog House
Fur
Central Reserve
Ma Bossasea Os Tees Ae
U. 8
United States
Albert Gilson
B. T. Hendrichson
James H. Harris
W. ¢. Birely
Frank L. Stoner
Myersville Savings Bank
Myeraville
Lawryl
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Gh Daily News
United
Uniga Bates
Ite
Gasi
Mera Diel Viend
Chicago News
Mrs. O’scrap
London
Bobby
Boston Transcript
Edward Koontz
James L. Howard
William P. Rice
Edward Rice
T. P. Rice
M. F. Lease
G. Hoskins Morgan
William N. Shipley
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
F. J. Nelson
G. H. Worthington
H. R. Heck
Lewis Rice
D. A. Castle
J. B. Tyson
W. B. Storm
George VanFossen
George Wenz
H. G. Dull
X. J. Wilson
R. P. Storm
G. B. Hammond
E. A. Shriner
J. Simmons
X. D. Hauer
A. T. Rice
Blof, Reich, L. E Birety
James Gitlinger
Alleg G. Quynn
James McSherry
Geo. Wiliam Smith
Otho J. Keller
William G. Baker
John C. Motter
D. H. Hargett
John S. Ramsdure
Cephas M. Thomas
James A. Elder
D. E. Kefauver
W. J. Parsons
Joseph D. Baker
First
National
Thomas Gorsuch
C. V. S. Levy
G. J. Doll
John L. Nicotemus
George E Shipley
George Houck
A M Lzadaver
F. C. Norwood
James Houck
Dr. A Warker Sim
Nmuffer
Courtney
Al.lwwood
John L. Long
Samuel R. Molesworth
St Lo
Sone
Dra
Toa
Canada
Conley Heads Fair Association
J. W. Humm
C. H. Conley
George L. Cramer & Sons
Frausrick
Frederick CO. Nat. Bank
OF the
Frederick County National
Lonnn
Premums
Bede Hank
Central Reserve Cies
U. & Treasurer
Treasur
Roy I. Hyndman
J. J. Smith
Clinton Avenue
Newark
N. J
Willy
Universal Bible House
Archatreet
Philadelphia
M.W.S
S. Market St
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Market Street
News Ommce
News Ofice
Morningstar
R. & D. Mantz
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Comercial State Bank of
J. Dutrow
Cashier
Frederick Trust
Frederick Trust Company
Neal
Truat Companier
D. Hedges
Nehder
Thomas A. Chapline
Altest
Reno S. Hard
Albert W. Ecker
Oakland
L. H. Jones
Singer Sewing Machine Office
Market St
Patella Indiana Eran al Ao
C. BE. Cline
Jandoltf
Third Street
John N. 'Chury
C. B. Clie
Lew M. Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Chas. Null
McCardel Farm
Jan
R. E. Lighter
Middletown
Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
Chas. Feagu
East Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
DI Avenue
Janadtt
C. A. Eckard
Walkeraville
MD. dJanadst
Walkersville
Jandder
Reno & Harp
C. M. deGar
Mendia
Tuscarora
Mid
Eighth Street
North Market Street
Plymouth Rock
Erela
Rosemont Poultry Farm
Erick, Ma
Declart
Geo. H. Weiner
East South Street
Wischeeter Street
Farmers’ and Mechanics
Seconber
ReAndrees
County of
Ss. S
George W .Bittle
George W. Bittle
William G. Wachtel
William M. Bittle
Geo. W. Wachtel
Ezra Routzahn
Sykeesie Station
New State Road
Arthur Fercy
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