Tomorrow's News Promises Wide Range Of Features
The Saturday News previews tomorrow's Tax News issue with eight pages of features including a life sketch of the late Terence O Byrne, a two column piece on Lieutenant Parker's Gatlings, and installments of An American Aspirant. Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev. Stearns, plus dairy and creamery notes, farm and garden, live stock, and regular Saturday features. Local and foreign news, market review, church mentions, and home delivery details offered.
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Tax News
Ood
Terence O'Byrne
O'Byrne
Harper’s Ferry
W. Va
Parker
Kilmer
Santiago
Art San Juan
D. L. Stearns
Poop
Nybody
Egular
Mary Jane
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A concise column notes varied items from social reform to lightening strikes on churches and a private soldier, Charles D. Jacob of Louisville, honored with a $45,000 monument. John G. Carlisle invited to deliver the commencement at Washington University in June. readers encouraged to scan the “Help Wanted” columns.
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Choate
New York
Santi- C
Charles D. Jacob
Louisville
John G. Carliste
Washington
E University
Jane
Laos
Alexander Young Camp annual Confederate observance and Lee birthday gathering
The sixth annual Alexander Young Camp of Confederate Veterans banquet at Kreigs in Adamstown honored veterans with speeches by Adolphus Fearhake and Dr Edward Nelson. Daughters of the Confederacy hosted Mrs L Victor Baughman at Poplar Terrace for Gen Robert E Lee birthday observances with officers elected and a reception featuring music and a formal menu.
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Alexander Young Camp
Daughters of the Confederacy
Victor Baughman
Alexander Young
Kreig’s Fall
Adamstown
George Ott
W. H. Shipley
Frederick
Calvin Brady
Chiswell
Johnson
Brady
Shipley
Dr & F. Thomas
Thomas
Adolphus Fearhake
Ignatuus Dorsey
Edward Nelson
Gans
Nelson
Godl
Wai. Johnson
Fenton Thomas
L. Victor Banzleman
Fitzhugh Lee
Poplar Terrace
Robert E. Lee
Zacharias
Baughman
Music Room
Io Order
Francis Fenwick Smith
Nannie Floyd
Smith
Society
Janet Williams
Naznie Floyd
Eleanor Potts
Miss Floyd
L. Victor Baughman
E. C. McSherry
J. M. Nixdorf
Nannie Fiord
Maude Trundle
Julia Williamson
F. F. Smith
Alejandra McDonald
Lee
James
State Board Defines Authority Over Assistant Teachers
A special meeting of the State Board of Education at the State Normal School, presided by Joseph Cushing in Governor Lowndes's absence, ruled that county assistant teachers must be appointed by school commissioners. Local trustees retain authority to appoint principals, subject to commissioner confirmation. The decision affirms the board’s final say on public school matters.
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State Board of Education
Norrimal
Joseph Mr. Cushing
Baltimore
Lowndes
Young People Alliance meeting and county road appointments
The Young People’s Alliance held a quarterly meeting in Trinity Chapel with Rev. C. Stinespring and Rev. L. M. F. Myers among speakers. The Board of County Commissioners appointed road supervisors for Catoctin, Bauvers, Ballinger districts and discussed Woodsboro district settlements. Also notes on rents, a firm dissolution, a sale of Trarment mercantile, a barn fire near Myersville, a cinder walk on Water Street, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertisement.
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Young People’s Alliance
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
H. B. Rawsburg
Alliance
C. Stinespring
Dnett
M. D. Harp
G. W. Stinespring
Byuon
E. L. McLean
Board of County Commissioners
Catoctin
Melvin Leatherman
Charles Misner
Wesley Lewis
W. E. Harshman
David H. Delater
Elias Harshman
Lawson H. Shepley
Elias Marken
Jacob Lewis
Shaft
Melancthon Haover
Daniel Lewis
Vernon M. Buhrman
John C. Pryor
Ballinger
Wiliam O. Michael
Woodsboro
Expert Librarian Progress in Frederick Public Library Drive
The Frederick project to establish a new public library progresses with Miss Pier supervising cataloging. Donations and book gifts from publishers and citizens bolster support as periodicals and books arrive. a public reading room is open and early subscriptions show strong local backing.
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Wll
Tus
New York
Pier
Pst
Pratt Library
Brooklyn
Public Library of
Orange
N. J
Stephenson
Dickens
Pblic
Washington
Duwkers
Frederick News
New York Herald
Baltimore Sun
Harper's
Leslie's
Collier’s
London Illustrated News
Graphic, and Queen
London Tablet
Science
Scientific American
Electrical World
Horse World
Catholic News of New York
Publishers' Weekly
The
Century
Scribner's
Review of Reviews
Pall Mall
Form
North American
Library Journal
Public Libraries
Outing
Recreation
St. Nicholas
McClure’s
Bookman
Cosmopolitan Elome
Ladies Home Journal
London Month
Messenger
Ave Maria
Frederick
Seport
Improvements widen Harmony road in Middletown project
County commissioners decide to widen Harmony road from North Green street to Main street Middletown a distance of about 00 feet. The road is county owned with no town jurisdiction. About 16 feet of Franklin Wolf’s old dwelling will be removed and an option for this has been secured.
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North Green Street
Middletown
Main Street
Franklin Wolf
Syrup of Figs Promises Lasting Relief from Constipation
Olden times favored transient laxatives but now Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. claims permanent relief from habitual constipation. The ad urges well informed buyers to choose this product over others that only act temporarily and may harm the system.
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California Fig Syrap Co
Local Maryland Notes Include School Board Action and Fire Company Plans
Reports from Howard County Annapolis and Talbot and Worcester counties cover education, appointing assistants by county school boards, a proposed state fair in Watson, and a fire company organization. Other items note a Confederate Army and Navy society event at Carrollton Hotel, a paralysis case in Washington County, a murder conspiracy charge near Poemoke City, and a touring Guy Brothers Minstrels show praised for quality and decorum.
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Cambridge Mud Seaford
Charles Lowndes
Talbot County Fair Association
Waston
Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederate States
Maryland
Carrollton
Georgu L Brown
Washington County
Markham Company to Stage Stars and Stripes at Caiy Opera
The Markham stock company led by actor Harry Markham will perform nightly next week at Caiy Opera Hongo, opening the war drama The Stars and Stripes. The Chambersburg Repository praises the troupe as talented and genteel, returning to Chambersburg this week despite bad weather and a full house. Montgomery County Agricultural Society elected officers with William Dorsey as president and set the September 7 8 exhibition dates, moving from early September to cooler dates.
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Markhants
Markham
Harry Markham
Caiy Opera Hongo
Chambersburg Repository
Repository
Rosedale Opera House
Chambersburg
Montgomery’s Agricultural Society
Agricultural Society of
Montgomery County
William Dorsey
John H Gusxa- Way
John E Manchester
John J. Higgins
Pool in Old Quarry Near Williamsville Draws Travelers
Travelers between Frederick and Baltimore report a large water-filled slate quarry pit on the left of the road near Williamsville. The pool, over 100 feet deep, hosts catfish and big carp. Local observers include M. Ambrose, H. Summers, Hedges, Gilbert, and Werking among others in Woodsboro Utica Mills Rocky Ridge and Wolfe.
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Frederick
Battimore
B &O. RR
Liamsville
M. Ambrose
Lantz
H. H. Summers
Utica Mills
H. Hedges
Woodsboro
Harry B. Gilbert
Wolfsville
F. A. Wiler
Rocky Ridge
J.C. Werking
Fearbake declines Maryland Grand Marshal post
Mrs. Agnes Fearbake of Mizpah Chapter No 9 has been appointed Grand Marshal of the Grand Chapter of Maryland but declines the office. Mizpah Chapter will hold a stated meeting tonight with officer installation. Special note promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and health tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eastern Star
Agnes Fearbake
Mizpah Chapter
No. 9
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Heptasopha Reunion at South Mountain Conclave
The Middletown chapter of the Improved Order of Heptasophs held its reunion Wednesday night with District Deputy M. Thomas and Supreme Provost Olin Bryan, both of Baltimore, in attendance to install new officers. A second banquet at the Valley Hotel followed the business meeting, with speeches by the Baltimore guests.
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South Mountain
Order of
Heptasophs
Middletown
Thomas
Baltimore
Olin Bryan
Valley Hotel
Bryan
Local Hardware Firms Reorganize and Community Ads
P. J. Bargett & Co. sold their Central Hardware stake to C. W. Quinn while P. L. Bargett & Co. continue hardware and seed business at 2 South Market Frederick. Hasontz & Co. advertise fried oysters at Sams Place Market space. Samuel C. Titler hosts a formal notice. Prof A W Hawks to speak People Have Met at Buckeystown M P Church January 29. Dr W C Butcher advertises eye and ENT care and free spectacles adjustments at 28 N. Market Street City Hotel.
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P. J. Bargett & Co
Central Hardware Co
C. W. Quinn
P. L. Bargett & Co
Old Stand
South Market Street
Frederick
L. Hasontz & Co
Sams Place
Samuel C. Titler
A. W. Hawks
Homerich
Buckeystown M.P
TA P
Dil. Wm. C. Butcher
N. Market Street
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Col. Baughman
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O.P. Bennett
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Charles Southern Howard
Louis M. Nixdortt
Baker Johnson
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J. A. Williamson
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Frederick, Md
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California
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Rambburg
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Maine
Hobson's Choice
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Alfred Ritter
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University of Marsland
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lA8eton Shafer
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