Brief Bits and Budget of Local and General Interest
New moon last night. It looks as if St. Swithin's reign would be long. Green peaches are booming. Jamaica ginger is 6. Many a comely complexion has been raised by recent valor. Lee's show exhibited at Woodsboro to good audiences. It is rumored that the striking social manners will go in a body to Blondike. A seasonable gift is a content little aft war bait can with folding cup in the Stepper. This is the season when the men sell the bad cat in the winter. The Eastern Union Telegraph Company is restricting the lines of wear on one line of new poles along the Western Pike. Grey horses are usually the longest lived. Creams are delicate and seriously affected by warm weather. The woman who dresses up too much should be given a dressing down occasionally. Betta is the name given to the MEE Regeh college at Rome by Pope, in honor of Saint Beads ine. He rejected the names of Plo and Leon. Real sense in looge in the Merrimack river between Lowell and Lawrence. I belonged to the menagerie at Glen Forest and made it escape the other day. When you first try a bicycle you would enjoy it if you could stand on the curb and watch yourself trying to ride. After carrying a ice cake twelve inches long entombed in her stomach for eleven years, Mrs. W. A. Meyer of Shimo fin, Pa., was relieved by X rays. London has added to the parks until they occupy a fourth of the city’s area. they have aided health and prosperity and Londoners could not be persuaded to part with any of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Swithin
Jamaica
Lee
Woodsboro
Coman
Eestern Union Telegraph Company
Merriaac
Lowell
Lawrence
Gien
Forest
Mra W. A. Meyer
Shimofin
London
Maryland
Comamiliite of Legal Education
Maryland Life Bar Association
Baltimore
Hia
George M Sharp
John & Poe
Henry Poe
Court of Appeals
John 3. Wirt
Breton
A. Williams
Hatford
Robert Ho. Gordon
Cumberland
Eichelbegar
Frederick
C. C. Magillaser
Prince George's
S &N
Buffalo
N. Y
W. R. Malcolm
Enobe
Clay County
Arkkansas
Stywile
Bors
Boundary Survey Planned Between Maryland and West Virginia
The Aug 2 date marks the start of a boundary survey between Maryland and West Virginia. Attorneys General offices and special counsel from Maryland and West Virginia will oversee field work with E Fickell and W McCulloch Brown as surveyors. The dispute centers on the Deakins line versus Mason and Dixon’s line and the true north alignment at Fairfax Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Mesaza
Fiourroy & Price
West Virginia
Ficcell
Sttorner
Oakland
W. McCulloch Brown
Zellus XK. Monroe
West Virginis
Fairfaxcone
Mason and Dixon
Monroe
Mason and Dixon's
Deakins
Michln
Hadassah L G Weds In Rogerstown Marriage Card
Mr and Mrs E B Stoulemyer announce the marriage of their daughter Hadassah L G to Mr E Blstns Harp. The ceremony occurred Wednesday evening August 4 at their residence at Mulberry and Jefferson Streets in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoulemyer
Rogerstown
Hadassah
Mulberry
Jefferson Streets
Work of Peate Zoen Pzreibe and Perkins Death in Hancock
Donn Perkins, father of the late Dr. William H. Perkins, died in Hancock at age 79. He was a stonemason by trade and formerly resided in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoen Pzreibe
Donn Perkins
William HW. Perkins
Hancock
Frederick County
Watermelon Feast After Bicycle Race In Frederick
The Frederick Bicycle Club held a season opener ride from Frederick to the Liberty bridge with about fifty five wheelmen. A watermelon feast followed at the Bicycle Club building at seven, with President Wagner and Mr. C. Howard as hosts. Another rest is likely next week as watermelon provisions delighted attendees. Dr J. Wagner presented a watermelon to Tem News as a tribute to the club and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanest Breerston
Wrederiek Whoeelmer
Mason Ram
Whre
Bicyche Cinb
Frederick
Liberty Bridge
Epciers
Brert
Wagner
C. Howard Asoicemakers
Ron
Tem Newa
J. Wagner
Clud
Reformed Picnic Delights Children at Agricultural Park
The Reformed Sandy school staged a colorful picnic at Agricultural Park despite threatening weather. About 400 to 500 attendees enjoyed races, games, and children's rides with prizes of ice cream, candy, and fruit. A baseball game Frederick vs Hagerstown ended in a Frederick victory, and luncheon, music, and dancing accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandsy School
Crogust
Piol Datrick
Harold Stoneoraker
Don DeLishmet
Harold Stonebraker
Fred McCardell
John Markey
Ernest McCardell
Harry Weller
W. Houck
Brocat McCarde
Bam Stonebraker
Ailer
Tate
Ernest Tabler
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland Tax Rates and Notable Local Incidents
A garbled list reports Cumberland's tax rate at 93 costa and notes a freight wreck injury to Robert Tenney of Hageestown. It mentions a colored man shot by Sheriff Oldford near Elliott, City, and a shelf collapse injuring three in Bibantytomn Cumberland. Other items reference tobacco crop damage in Anne Arundel, civil service amendments, Lutheran Synod meetings, and court opinions on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Costa
Robert Tenney
Hageestown
J. Semmes
Oldford
Elliott
Clty
Alisgany
Bsbantytomn
Anne Arundel
House of Correction
Friends of
Frederitck Bartung
SLL
North Castin Etrest
Baltimore
State Bar Association
Atlantic City
R.R Henderson
Bengues
Pocips
G F and
Morrie
United States Aircult Court
Griminal
Maryland Life Bar faces reform on admission rules
The Maryland Life Bar Association hears a report from the legal education committee urging a three examiner board under Court of Appeals oversight to regulate bar admissions. The plan aims to curb untrained or incompetent lawyers and extend certification to all districts, with appeals possible to the Court of Appeals.
Baltimore and Ohio Young Men's Christian Association picnic at Island Park
The eleventh aprus picnic of the Baltimore and Ohio Young Men's Christian Association was held yesterday at Island Park under committee chairman M. Hildebrandt with E. E. Sheldon assisting. Speakers included Hoy. D Batley of Central Valley Mission and A. W. Hawks of Baltimore, with Mrs. Marin of Washington. Miss Jennie Smith led the experience meeting, music by Union Mission choir, and an orchestra directed by Prof George W. Havell. Attendance was the largest in years, estimated from four to seven thousand, with coaches from Baltimore Washington Points West and Valley of Virginia. Weather was cool and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Baltimore and Ohio
Chrisitan Association
M. Hildebracdt
E. E. Sheldon
Baltimore
Hoy
Valley of
Virginia
County correspondence notes local visits and events
EaMPrune county correspondence records a temperance lecture by an Albany speaker with music by Vernon D. Watkins, social visits by Miss Lorens King and others, plans for a Saturday picnic in Becraft's woods, a Providence Sunday school annual event, and residents traveling to Cooksville for medical study, with brief mentions of returning visitors and attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becraft's Woods
Providence Sunday School
A.D. Melvic
Providence
Mr. BR © Fost
Cooksville
J Walter Bim
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promote Gentle Cure
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets advertised as a cure for constipation claim constipation causes many diseases. One pellet is a gentle laxative and two act as a strong cathartic, with druggists selling them.
Sunday Excursion to Baltimore by B and O R R
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers popular low rate excursions to Baltimore on Sunday August including stops to Monumental City and seaside resorts with direct electric car service from Camden Station. Tickets through August 1897 include 12 day validity with optional Washington stop, and schedules from Frederick Dagerstown and other stations. Also notices trips to Atlantic City Cape May Stone Harbor Ocean City with train times and fares. Additional items promote patent pills and tonics.
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Baltimore
Baltimoe
Ric
Camden Station
Bayside
Sabur Dan
Point Breezs
Druid Hill Park
Eldtric Park
Guynn Osk Park
Curtia Bay
Back
Middle Rivers
Sykesville
Genryton
Marriet'a
Baltimore and Whio Railroad
Atantic City
Cape May
Sta Isle City
Ocean City
Washington
Frederick
Dagerstown
Philadelphia
Seashore
B.S
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York
the Daily News
MEE Regeh College
Rome
Plo
Leon
Tre
Fairfax Stone
Peate
TER Ews
Wates-Belon Bux
Geo
Smith
Antonius Darmes
Robert Danner
TRE Maryland Press
Niegars Falls
Niagsia Falls
Amercia
Bais
Ohio Railroad
Niagara
Pollman Palorcars
Biop Ora
Rocheaster
Buffsio
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Gien Onoko
Nesrest HB & O
James M. Schryver
Genetn
Baltumors
Fhursday
Acquat
Hariford
Conn
Susrantes
Etchison
Bryan
Bic
Dr. Caldwella
Man
Ali Sowks
A. L. Peacre
Pearre
Ebioh
Tomash
Eamprune
Sss
Albany
Vernon D. Watkins
BR. Brandenport
Eastmore City
Lorens King
Poorston
Maggie Molesworth
Osila
Laltimore County
H. KE. Fishbon
Frederick City
Wesley Boyer
N. M. Waters
Fay
Chantanaqua
N.Y
B &O Royal Bias
Chimaugaus
N. J
Pitsburg
Powni
Harper's Ferry
Charlestown
Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Sung
Bodsick
A. L. Pearra
Vrumgrat
Rineys
Riad
Asle
Tee Reeves
B. A. Whiteeson
Dragom
Elisabeth
Ex Bros
Warren
Shiloh
Helleves
L. Pestre
Brohison
Market St
Eady
Abe
Derby
Alpina
Sisty'es
A. Gilbert
Worth Market Street
Frederick, Hd
THE
Calla No
WS. Miller & CO
Pozzonis
Neally
Bray
Anawers
Carty
B. Hi. Blackstoy & Loy
Ideal Bicycles
the News
Frederick, Md
Tleard C. Reller
Sarkef ST. Frederick, MD
Grand Rapids Furniture
Grand Rapids
W.H. B. Etchison
Telephone No
South Market St
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