Classified Advertisements and Notices
The text lists multiple ad lines and notices including farm for rent at 45 West Fifth Street and a girl wanted at 38 West Third Street. Names such as Mousling, Renner & Kemp, Redock & Netdig, and D. EB Best appear as advertisers. Aimed at readers, it emphasizes reliability and reports of irregularities should be sent to the advertisers.
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Renner & Kemp
Binsiins
Redock & Netdig
West Fifth Street
West Third Street
D. EB. Best
Seppington
Notice to Subscribers Collect on Regular Collection Day
Monday is the 15th and carriers of The Daily News will collect amounts due from subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready will save mutual inconvenience.
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Damy News
Boonsboro bank to open with 25000 capital
Boonsboro will start a bank with 25000 dollars paid up capital following Hancock's wake. Caffeine market notes show coffee price peak in January 1874 at 281 cents per pound before collapsing to 10 cents in six months. Judge McSherry delivered opinions in the Ames will case at the Court of Appeals. A two and a half pound orange, seedless variety, was found by Thomas Dorsey in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Church of St. Trinita de Monti
Piezza di Spagus
Boonsboro
Hancock
Czffee
Boonsboro and
Heedysville
Monocacy
Bsee
Vad
Saliver
Bill Nye
Shakespeare
Wensan’s College
Philharmonics
Personal news notes from Frederick area visitors and residents
Ensign and M Strite of Hagerstown and D.7V. Harp of Myersville visit Frederick. Mrs J. M. Sneadner of Liberty spends a day in the city. Mrs Robert McCleery and son Perry visit from Chicago. E S Tyler, formerly of Frederick, now Baltimore, on a short business visit. Miss Blanche Rinneberger returns home from visiting Ida Duffy due to her father's illness. Frank I. Lewis of the LO. G. T. of Maryland in Frederick on order business. The Sick: Edward Micheel confined with grip. W E Piller ill with grip. Rev and Mrs M Hench improving. Mrs Hench pleurisy. Miss Susie Swall sick. Mrs Ann G. Ross improving after Baltimore illness. Rev Geo S Baker of Baltimore, ex presiding elder, is critically ill. Miss Bell Dean recovers from grip. Joseph Eisenhauer able to be about the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign &. M Strite
A.C. Btrte
Hagerstown
Frederick
Harp
Myersville
J. M. Sneadner
Liberty
Robert McCleery
Perry
Chicago
Mr. McCleery
N. Market Street
ES. Tyler
Baltimore
Blanche Rinneberger
Ida Duffy
Frank I. Lewis
LO. G. T
Maryland
Edward Micheel
W. E. Piller
Geo. &. Baker
Baltiore
Bell Dean
Joseph Eisenhauer
Thieves Plague Emmitsburg Area Stealing Livestock and Goods
Reports claim thieves ransacked Mt St Marys College taking ten turkeys wine robe blanket and whip. Mrs Grant Peddicord lost eight bushels of wheat and rye and all her chickens amid other stolen items. More residents report thefts in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Grant Peddicord
Gettysburg Fire Destroys Eagle Hotel and Stables
A January fire in Gettysburg Pennsylvania swept Philip Doersom’s blacksmith shop and ignited the Eagle Hotel and adjacent stables. Firefighters from Hanover Hagerstown and Gettysburg battled the flames as wind spread embers. the Eagle Hotel's wine cellar and Greek Building annex were lost. Losses totaled about 25000 with 16500 insured. the town hosted visiting firemen for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Philip Doersom
Rufus Culp
Alfred Scott
Eegle House
Eagle Hotel
Grand Army of the Republic
Main
Washington Streets
Burgess H. 5
I Brenner
Hanover
Lonekes
York
York Fire Department
Hagerstown
K. J. Halm
Maryland
Highfield
Harry Yingling
Judge Wills
Colonel Buehler
Yingling
Various Maryland News In Brief From Fairlee To Ellicott City
Local notes report a new creamery rising in Fairlee and a near finished Port Deposit electric plant. Elections among Potomac Short Line directors and Allegany county grand jury actions mark political topics. fire losses near Davis West Virginia reach 30000 dollars. Oyster theft at Easton and railroad interests in Talbot and Baltimore areas are noted amid court and legal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairlee
Bext
Port Deposit
Potomac Short Tire
Chestertown
Davis
W_ Va
Ellicott City and
Clarksville
Ellis Robinson
Anne Arundel County
Osprey Red and Gun Club
Alberton
Elias Yarrington
Easton
Easton and Northern Railroad
Talbot County
Jackson Simms
Shawseville
Howard County
Ellicott City
Tn Plate
Cumberlawn
Anne Arundel
State Tobacco Warehouse
P. BE. Church
Westminster
Baltmore and
Eastern Shore
Grand Jury
Allegany County
Insane Asylum
Michael Flanigan
Edward Laffin
Edward Mathison
Pettit
Peninsula Press
Worcester
Press Company
Poe
Braganier
Brown
Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Emma L. A. Weik
Wittem J. Hiss
Bishop Ames Will
Ais
Weik
John T. Pickett
Baltimore Baseball Club
Fraser River Salmon Harvest Sets Historic Peak
The Fraser river reports the largest catch in industry history with cannery output around 11 500 tons of salmon. The fleet could load six ships of about 2,000 tons each. The Fraser river industry employs about 5,000 fishermen and cannery hands.
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Fraser River
Fras
Real Estate Sale on South Market Street Completed
Afr. John Gomber sold to Mrs. John & Price his property on South Market Street in this city. The coach factory and the Frederick Shoe Company storeroom are included with all buildings on the lot. The sale price was $5,500 cash.
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John Gomber
John &. Price
South Market St
Cram & Keyser
Frederick Shoe Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised by Linganore Father
W E Harry of Linganore Maryland writes about his delicate three year old girl who was rarely healthy. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla she began feeding herself standing and playing, signaling marked improvement and vitality.
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W. E. Harry
Linganore
Maryland
Hood
Death Revealed His Whereabouts
A letter received in Smaltshare last Saturday announced the death of Mr. John Wise, once of Emmitsburg and son of the late James L. Wise. He had lived in Los Angeles after leaving Emmitsburg, then St. Louis, with his whereabouts unknown for 15 or 16 years. He died suddenly at about 56, but no other details are available.
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Smaltshare
John
Wise
Los Angeles
Cal
Emmitsburg
James L. Wise
St. Louis
Thre Girl About Town In a Mountain Town Letter
A breezy self contained reminiscence from Mary Jaye as she reflects on youth, past districts, and local happenings in the mountain town. She notes bank elections, theater plans, weather quirks, and a thank you for Naval oranges from A C Mc Cardell.
Maryland’s Uncultivated Lands Need Small Farms and Immigration
The Maryland State Bureau of Statistics annual report urges breaking large farms into smaller holdings to attract immigrants and boost agriculture. It details cultivated and uncultivated land totals, wetlands, and swamp areas, notes sparsity of population outside Baltimore, and highlights oyster industry and taxation reforms.
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Bureau
Calvert
Caroline
Vest
Charles
Dorchester
Harford
Kent
Prince George's
St. Marys
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Maryland
Baltimore
New York
A.L. Bancroft
Contra Costa County
Cal
York Road
Chas. . Stevenson
United States Fish Commission
Death notices from Middletown Valley and nearby towns
Mrs Sarah Gidelman former Middletown Valley resident died December 8 at 319 Ninth Street Washington D C eldest daughter of James Stevens longtime Middletown hotel proprietor widow of Maurice Gidelman of Baltimore Michael Freeze Mechanicstown January 7 1894 aged 35 years 2 months 10 days father of ten children nine surviving fifty grandchildren and nine great grandchildren died suddenly of heart trouble Mrs Fannie Garyer sister of Katie Hammaker Liberty Pennsylvania died Friday evening in Waynesboro Waynesboro Pennsylvania age 72
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Meg. Sahae
Gidelman
Sarah Gidelman
Middletown Valley
Ninth Street
Washington
James Stevens
Middletown
Meurice Gidelman
Baltimore
Michael Treeze
Michael Freeze
Mechanicstown
Ifty
AES
Garyer
Fannie Garyer
Aire
Katie Hammaker
Liberty
This County
Waynesboro
Mr. Barnes Hurt In Pole Replacement Accident
Harry Barnes, supervising new pole replacements for the telephone company, suffered a severe head and facial injuries when a guy pole slipped on West South Street causing a pole to fall. He was carried home for treatment.
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Mr. Barnes
Harry Barnes
Telephone Company
West South Street
Barmes
D&c
Opinion Upheld on Election Law View in Frederick Case
Judge Morris of the United States District Court in Baltimore upholds Edward S. Eicheberger’s view that special deputy U S marshals could not be lawfully appointed in Frederick, a city under 20 000 population, and vindicates his stance on the 1692 election incident amid prior criticism. The ruling overturns a demurrer and declares the affected election official not guilty.
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Morris
Eicheberger
Frederick County
United States
Edward S. Eicheberger
United States District Court
Baltimore
U. S
Morrishes
Danish Pianist Emmanus Wad to Perform at Woman's College
Frederick audiences are invited tonight at 8 p m to hear Emmanus Wad a renowned Danish pianist from the Peabody Conservatory Baltimore. The program promises brilliant technique and artistic playing with a large crowds anticipated.
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Emmanus Wad
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Wad
America
Str
Asger Bamerik
Emmanuel Wad
Woman's College
Frederick
World’s Fair Portfolio Coupons Offered By Tex News
The Daily News announces a World’s Fair portfolio promotion with daily coupons. Three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps gain one part, two parts weekly if possible, with delivery Saturdays and orders due by Wednesday. Extra two-cent stamp applies for mailed parts. A bound volume priced at $6.50 offers one year of the Daily News, or $4.50 for the bundle with the WEEKLY News.
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Tex News
Mall
Taz News
Siso
Tae Daily News
Tae Weekly News
Literary Societies Readings And Debates At Local College
The Philomathean Literary Society met with a busy program including readings by Alien Holrback and J. J. Honff, a declamation by Glenn A. Worthington, an essay by J. J. Honff, a humorous sketch by T. J. Walsh, and a debate on Maryland adopting South Carolina liquor law with N. E. Cramer and Vincent Sebold for the affirmative and A. H. Nicodemus and Prof. M. P. Richards for the negative. The Lesbian Literary Society of the Woman’s College held a weekly meeting with recitations, readings, instrumental solos, a dialogue by Spickler, Derr, Steckel, and Baker, a critic’s report, and noted enrollment reaching one hundred.
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Golden Coppersmith
Alien Holrback
A. Apple
Lord Chatham
Lord Suffolk
Glenn A. Worthington
Joe Morgan
J. J. Honff
T. J. Walsh
The
Womans College
Misa Shulenburger
Miss Lewie Roller
Miss Ditzler
Miss Brockley
Miss Biser
Misces Spickler
Derr
Steckel
Baker
Misa Glessner
The New Reservoir Progress Amid Winter Setback
Work on the new reservoir led by Mr. Charles R. Throw and Lane brothers progresses with the end hole nearly filled. Cold weather paused activity yesterday and digging revealed abundant rocks and leaks considered serious but partly controlled. Lane Bros representatives report leaks fed up but no repairs will be made until spring.
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Charles R. Throw
Lane Brothers
Lane Bros
Haad
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Constipation Cure
Advert explains that Syrup of Figs provides lasting relief from habitual constipation while other laxatives offer only temporary results and may harm the system. The text appeals to well informed readers seeking a permanent solution.
Gaza's Remarkable Powers Draw Crowds In The Era
A column describes Gaza the little woman who mimics Lulu Hurst by levitating, twisting a sapling with a palm touch, and defeating strong men. An Oxford student reportedly attacked her in rage after failed demonstrations. M C C led by Roger Wickham at the P C M C A gospel meeting tomorrow.
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Gaza
Lulu Hurst
Giorgia
London
Oxford
C. C.M.C
Roger Wickham
The
Bill Nye and Hawley Smith at the Opera House
The humorists Bill Nye and Hawley Smith promise a great two hour show next Tuesday night. Reserved seats are 75 cents and gallery seats 50 cents with lively sales expected. Also advertising a local goods dealer offering tombstones and monuments at about half value through agent B Sappington for John E Sifford.
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B. Sappington
John E. Sifford
Bill Nye
Mr. Nye
Hawley Smith
Opera House
Sease
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Imum Temp
the Sun and
Moon Sete
Sam
Wasarmeton, D.C
M. W. Hapuixeron
the Weather Bureau
Battie Odhces
SSF Bios
News
Examiner
Harry Reefer
Drillisnt Fultz
Gore
Dan Steiner
Warner McKinsey
Beckley
Alf
A. C. McCardell
Amelden
Mr. Mine
Palace of
Mary Jaye
Mber
Mulline & Kemp
Noticy
Tage
John Hendrickson
FIAT
Sturry
Boybu
THES
Joan Hoaxpmoxson
F. V. Siaub
California
F. V. Statr
North Market
Telephone
Rodook & Neidig
Rome & Neidig
Tocter
Sodia
Depariz Daly
Guy Wenger
Eodcch
Neiuic
En Cine
A. T
Prennear Dias
Tha
Frederick, Uu
Ces
Scompuy Ati
Marzicly
Barley
R L. Harley
Istirg of
Merchant Tatas
Jermerty
James E. Walker & CO
TIMES
James BE Walker
Phillips
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. Pillige & Co
Uy & Phe Vais Atore
Loy
Perry's
LOY & Perry's
W. C. Eldridge
Eeldridge
Misses Ant Bere
W.G Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
B. HE. Blackston
B. H. Briceston Merchant Tailor
Praton
Prater
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