New Adverts Today From Local Shops And Services
Orneade A U Lorents and Thoa H Baller advertise offerings including sewing machines and ladies coats. A public sale notice appears for Motter and Sebold trustees with a block for sale through Far and Mech National Bank. Also listed are rental houses, job ads, and a drug advert for cancer remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeeerquatar Seoul Tkipine Safe Co
Abssiom Long, Mort
Weed
U. Motter, Ex
Motter & Sebold, Trastees
Far. & Mech
Nat'l Bank
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A mix of items from Anet France to Birmingham England notes, including a farmer starting a small ranch for Parlatan markets, London area housing unfit for living, muddy roads upsetting farmers, a Cumberland man harming a cat, Mrs. Mohler of Me thaniceburg counting 649% pieces, New York grip epidemic linked to streets, a new bridge completed at Sykesville, a pigeon shooting contest at Park mile with Frederick Gap Club members, and a Mikido production meeting at City Hall next Wednesday at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anet
France
Hill
Birmingham
England
Cumberland
Park Mile
Acme
Frederick Gap
Managesa
City Hall
Purely Personal Local Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs Wm T Staley of Buckeystown have moved to Baltimore. Mrs Thomas Strickler of B & C Avenue left for York to join her husband. Miss Caroline Horsey visits Mrs Charles D Fisher in Baltimore. Mr Gerson Rosenour leaves for Baltimore and New York on a pleasure trip. Miss Maggie Benner goes to Baltimore for her brother's funeral. Mr J Vernon Shance returns from Baltimore. Miss Katie Stall visits North Carolina friends. Miss Edyth Kenaitt from Virginia visits Mrs Chas W Rosa Jr. Misa Henalit is popular among her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Staley
Buckeystown
Baltimore
Thomas Strickler
B. & Caverne
York
Caroline Horsey
Charles D. Fisher
North Charles Street
Gerson Rosenour
New York
Maggie Benner
Bastatrick Street
Misa Henalit Ia
Hotel Arrivals and Lunacy Case Summary
Hotel arrivals list guests from Baltimore New York Buffalo Washington and Gettysburg observed yesterday at Simcoe. In court, Jennie Seigler of Middletown faced insanity verdict after a prior suicide attempt by cutting her arm and a later attempt with chestnuts. She is to receive treatment at Montevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simcoe
Crre Horzi
F. B. Lesrly
McKim Hogg
W. Crawford
N. Medinger
T. E. Gregory
Baltimore
A. Zeatinger
Hagseafasuigiers Rass
Phis
Rth
Jory
Moreiog
Jennie Seigler
Middletown
Committees appointed for Beequi Centenn ial event planning
The motion by Mr. Ritchie at the Beequi Centennial meeting Thursday evening authorized a five member committee, including the chairman, to form a general committee to ensure proper observance of the event. Appointed were John Ritchie Thomas Kh Haller J Roger McSherry and W Irving P aronp. Marriage notices: Charles B Miller Mechanicstown district and Anna Bell Roberson Creagerstown district. Wao A Waller and Hose Kiganbrade, both of Mechanicstown election district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Hmself
Amer
Mesers
John Ritchie
Thomans
Kh. Haller
J. Roger McSherry
W. Irving Paraonp
Gherles B. Miller
Mechanicntown
Anna Bell Roberson
Creagerstown
Wao
A. Waller
Hose Kiganbrade
Mechaatcatown
Officers Eghinated and nominations for Indepesgest Hose Company
A crowded meeting of the Indepesdnat Hose Company approved routine business and announced extensive nominations for the upcoming year. Officers named include President Judge James McSherry, Vice Presidents Edward G Bickelberger and Jacob Robrbace, and Secretary J Peger McSherry with many others across directors, foremen, engineers, firemen, and pipemen. Ten new members were admitted and twenty three more names prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indepesgest Hose Company
Indepesdnat Hose Compeony Mo.t
Ely
Systeyenter
James McSherry
Edward G. Bickelberger
Jacob Robrbace
J Peger McSherry
Harry Hauer
Kob
George W. Baker
Jonas Fleedman
Thomas Butcher
C. Elmer Escer
Jobo Merenant
Henry C. For
A. Lewis Brast
Wm. Mattoon
George Kolb
Frank Salter
Richard Keyser
Wm. C. Smith
Charles Schroedel
Chas. B. Rhope
Electo
Albert Mattoon
Harry Dier
Murrayer
Clef
George E. Saiter
Nusz
Aasletant
H.&chest
Thos. Elsenheaast
J. Barrall
Chas
Riddlemoyer
Jas. Brast
T. Davis
Wiliams
Albert Baker
Ernest Moberly
John GC
Wm. C. Johnson
8. &. Maynard
Ingle
Maryland Beneficial Association Members Contest Rights
FF Members of Maryland Beneficial Association engage Alex Armstrong and Chas D Wea by attorneys to investigate claims about connections to the association and policy rights. They refuse transfers to Baltimore Mutual Aid Society citing discouraging experience, seek a books audit to check proper expenditure of dues, alleged collections after a deed of trust, and salaries drawn amid insolvency. Directors may face suits if funds were misused, while officers blame insolvency and helplessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Beneficial Association
Alex. Armstrong
Chas. D. Wea Famen
Baltimore Mutual Aid Society
Wild Creatures on Harpers Ferry Mountain
Travelers on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad report white goats gliding across the Harpers Ferry mountain side above the Potomac during cave stops. The animals, known to locals for generations, inhabit impregnable cliff entrenchments and avoid exposing themselves to hunters. They feed on leaves and herbs, drink mountain dew, and seem to multiply yearly, though no one knows how they arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Potomac
Prayer Day Set For State Convention At Cumberland
The state executive committee designates this Sunday as a day of prayer for the state convention to meet at Cumberland next Thursday and observed by the association here. The meeting tomorrow will follow the usual parlor gathering with all men invited. At N M C A board meeting Secretary Sanadere presented a report on the association's work.
McKaig for Governor Mentioned in Democratic Note
The Oskisod Democrat prints a commemoration praising W. M. McKaig as gubernatorial timber and urges rejecting him to honor Western Maryland. In circuit court, Leonard and Emily HeBron versus Thomas Fyffe, administrator, ends with a verdict for the defendant in one case and a settlement in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Emily Hebron
Thomas Fyffe
Fyffe
Land transfers and misc notices from August to January
The item lists transfers Heal Estas Transfer Auguustan Winsing and Margaret to Annie M Nosbaum and Caro line C Clay for 9 acres and 31 perches, plus payments. Laure V Eliot to Callie V Moler for land parcel valued at 140 dollars. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as leading in three points and claimed to offer strong cures and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal Estas
Auguustan Winsing
Margaret
Annie M. Nosbaum
Caroline C. Clay
Laure V. Eliiots
Callie V. Moler
Bare Comedy at the ar pers Bouse with Noha Farmer
A Bare Comedy night review praises a resal comedy led by Mr. Davidson and Noha Farmer. The company delivers strong acting, thrilling scenes, and good scenery. Rhodes promotes Two Old Cronica on Wednesday January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadianea
Noha Farmer
Davidson
Cos Tomes
Man Rhodes
Market Gossip and Prices From Frederick's Market
The market scene recalls past vitality as farmers and shoppers barter in winter goods. Butter and eggs fetch mid prices while turkeys and chickens sell well. cabbage onions and greens show scarce supply. A city ordinance now restricts new frame buildings in the business district to require council consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Kineta
Cornelius Sisley
Jan. &. Gambrill
Kline
Porterhouse
Fred Fish
Bag Taylors
Canna Barn
Martinsburg
Weather notes and unusual plant bloom counted
A local weather recorder compares the recent winter with 1854 56. Mrs Mary A Hooper of Highland Middletown valley tends a large cactus that bloomed with 102 flowers on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unt
Shaw
Mary A. Hooper
Highland
Middletown Valley
Gist of Town Notes On Weather and Progress in Frederick
The column reflects on January weather, local life, and community hopes in Frederick. It notes gas versus electric light debates, plans for Key’s monument, the upcoming sesquicentennial, church attendance, and a New Year reception at the City Opera House. Observations blend humor with civic pride and anticipate improving streets and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unas
Isis
Frederick
Hagerstown
Isabella Gas Works
Opera House
Key
Historical Society
Jappnry
Old Fort Frederick
Hopkins
City Opera House
McCardell
Aggeta Electa
Florida
Carroll Creek
Music evening charms with Pat Long and the monks
A lively music event featured Pat Long and a monk chorus with a six course dinner and punch. Governor Rhodes acted as chaperone alongside Fred Nelson the player and Dr M Curdy. The gathering, praised by many, closed as the party headed home. The staff group from Spreade plans their mid winter banquet soon with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Long
Monk
Fife
Rhodes Wes Chaperone
Fred Nelson
M-Curdy
Pdyelcian Ig
Remo
Ubal
Anon
Bawy
Jane
Letters From The People Gifting Parishioners At Christmas
A brief note from pastor J U Asse recounts a Christmas eve gathering by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Cremerstown congregation. About twenty attended despite bad weather, presenting a purse, a quilt titled The Western Star, and a bear robe for the pastor’s family. The writer thanks the faithful congregation, vows to serve with renewed zeal, and prays for continued blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Derr
Knd
Mrs. Asper
Nellie Asper
Walkersville
Grester
J. U. Asse
A Haddogs Career Ellicott City Rabid Dog Incident
Residents of Clarksville in Fifth district report a rabid dog outbreak after attacking a herd of dogs at Howard and Johnson’s farm. Ten dogs were killed, others chased off to keep Meyers and Johnson dogs penned as authorities monitor the spread near Gatiford and Easter’s dog later shot after going mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Clarksville
Messrs
Howard
William Johnson
John Easter
Gatiford
Meyers. Johnson
Three Hogs Killed On Mr T C Rudy Farm Near Middletown
Three hogs weighing 439 487 and 415 pounds were killed on the farm of Mr T C Rudy three miles southwest of Middletown, averaging about 430 pounds. Ralph Brandenburg twelve, of Mystsville, fractured his left arm after being pitched from a sled while coasting. He previously broke the same arm last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C. Rudy
Middletown
Ralph
Geo. W. Brandenburg
Mystsville
Accident injures racehorse during move near Brons-Ww
While transporting Mr. John Porter from Knoxville to Brunswick last Thursday, a B. V. Garrett team horse slipped and broke a leg opposite Mr. Nose's place, west of Brunswick. The incident occurred during the relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter
Knoxville
Brunswick
B. V. Garrett
Mr. Nose
Brons
Lengthy Sausage and Odd Claims From a Local Butchery
Mrs John A Koogle near Middletown produced two extremely long sausages one measuring 43 feet and the other 53 feet with the latter 7 inches around. The piece also jokes about old time remedies and claims Syrup of Igs permanently cures habitual constipation contrasting with temporary fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Koogle
Middletown
California fruits and sales note appears in truncated ad
A garbled newspaper item lists BRIT CALIFORNIA APRICOTS and BEST CALIFORNIA PEARS with price codes 170 CAN and 127 CAN. It mentions a person named Jo and a 70 CAN line and gives an address 1 Harrat Street. It notes the death of the father of Mr. George M. Swank of Brunswick, recently in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Swank
Brunswick
Ohio
Lecture by Col Copeland At City Opera House
City Opera House hosts a Monday night lecture by Col G F Copeland titled Snobs and Snobbery with reserved gallery seats at 50c and 25c for the gallery. Salvation Army festival and banquet follows next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Residents offered special lighting rates by Frederick Electric Light and Power Co with model-system options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Col
G.F. Copeland
Prince of
Orstora
Salvation Army
Frederick Electric Light and Power Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Smart I
Opera
Cote
Wasarseros
D.C
M. W. Hagersstox
Weather Bureau
Orneade
A. U. Lorents
Thoa.h Baller
Renner & Kemp
Bam't Wertheimer
Dakeer Maen
Engsged Counsel
Hood
Bar- Saparilla
Church Street
THE
GISL
Dan Miller
Davy Groff
Bro. Mores
Dan Stoiner
Ajong
Selenes
Csue
Vinson
Shriner
Copresville
Boller Flour
Sacha
Eres Ville
Mui & Kuo
John Hendrickson
Yrake Statement CO
UCH Bturs
Ueley
Daruain
Sigat
John Hoarosoxson
V. S'Ause
F. ¥. Otaua
Harrat ST
Teeeeri Omoerbro
the Railing Grocery CO
Senta
George H. Wiener
Asp
Court ST
Oader
Attorneys-At-Law
Lfred Ritter
J. Alfred Ritter
ATLAW
Mile
Deeds
Outice
Court Serpe
Mitaseiek, MA
CV. Levy
Court House
Court Street
Cone
Wwe
Mela
ALPINE + APSCO
Clark Street
Lindonatt
Ema
Rota
Bodooe & Neidig
Provo E Neie
McElin
Luaedale
Mabe Dusares
Joe Cuppls Co
Budock & Seidigs
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice
Sosa
R Auneral
spectoRs
James E. Walker & Co, J. * Walker & Co
Tadies
Allen Rohrback
Homer dPce
Auten Rourski
Sole Sgante
John A Kennedy
Guoaine
John A. Kennedt
Cail
John 4. Kennedy, Taimor
Mabret
Bicxston
Satiselckion Guararterd
B. H. Buncaston
N. Marert Street
Sparta
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