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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1895

Page

4

Weather forecast notes shifting pressure over Atlantic coast

The Daily News reports a weakening area of high pressure over the Atlantic seaboard and a developing low pressure zone along the Middle Atlantic. A small low appears over Assiniboia while the North Pacific remains high. Temperatures fall in the Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes, rise on the western slopes, with increasing cloudiness and light showers expected in the Middle Atlantic and Lower Lakes regions.

W. Hangmeron Weather Bureau United Stares Atlantic Seaboard Middle Atlantic Seaboard Assiniboia North Pacific Coast Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic States Lower Lake Region

Weekly News previews and ad roundup for July issue

The Weekly News outlines a twelve page issue with Flag Day coverage and local notices. It promotes Conan Doyle’s The Sign of The Four installments beginning July and lists new advertisements from Banker and Broker Dry Goods stores and other merchants.

Mary Jane Taz News Conan Doyle John Hendrickson Cseeerraennees D. H. Best MI2 Doll Brothere KE. Walkera Co Revalidin Ig Sale Renner & Kemp

Personal notes from Hagerstown residents visit city

PURELY PERSONAL Mrs C Elmer Kiracofe of Hagerstown visits her parents on West Seventh street with cousin Miss Myra Kiracofe. Beale and Brun dage nephews of Rev Dr Beale arrive from Philadelphia. David Elkins of Tak News enjoys Monocacy today. WB Lampe home from Princeton. Prof W Overlander and P E Long at Liberty town. Charles Birely returns from Yale. Charles W Talley Prudential rep on ten day visit in Middle The Sick. J M Flook of Myersville goes to Baltimore for specialist care. Flook is brother of Prof C F Flook. Health ads end.

C. Elmer Kiracofe Hagerstown West Seventh Street Myra Kiracofe Hagerate Clifford Beale Bir. Brundage Philadelphia David Elkins Tak News Force Whitsm EB. Lampe Princeton College Wm. Overlander P. E. Long Libertytown Charles Birely Hame Yale College Charles W. Talley Prudential Insurance Company Middletown

Frederick City High School Commencement Evening

Frederick City hosts the fourth commencement of the High Schools with eight graduates from the Female School and one from the Male High School. Diplomas were presented by Samuel Dotrow as the program highlighted essays, orations, a Star Spangled Banner, and a call for continued study and civic virtue.

MORIC Aneoree- Stat Samuel Dotrow Luther Kouhiman Ingensseme Chobten Chorna Harriet E. Kolb Samuel Detrow Frederick Frederick Ia Bedly Cty Baltimore Dutrow Gradnsten Frederick County Darrow Prof. Burgee Esteer Burgee

Middletown High School Commencement at German Reformed Church

Middletown High School held its commencement at the German Reformed Church on Tuesday evening before a large audience. Principal C. E. Dryden and School Board President W. D. Rinesberg presided. remarks by Prof Cyrus Thomas of the Smithsonian were given. graduates Apate E. Koogie and Susie R. Stone received diplomas as the choir and orchestra performed several pieces.

Middletown High School German Reformed Church of Usal Mid T. F. Bofmeier ML Beard Afr.wei Dairew E. L Bobifiz Chas E. Dryden Chaurch T. F. Boffmeier Frank N Hoffmeier Rose Cobientz Tahoe Arm Roogie Slr Ancle V. Keller Stone Este Bozvard Mana Maller John L. Routzabu May Mottmelee Cyrus Thomas Smithsonian Institution EL. Coblentz F.C. Remsberg

Wedding of Harry Blackston and Clara Hahn at Evangelical Lutheran Church

A pretty wedding occurred yesterday evening at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, uniting Harry Blackston and Clara Caroline Hahn. The ceremony featured a large bridal party, flower girls, and an arch of fragrant florals, with Rev. Luther Kushman officiating. The couple departed by the 620 Baltimore and Ohio train for a trip to Washington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City, returning to reside in Freder- with many gifts totaling over one hundred pieces of silverware and glassware.

Blackeston—Haen Evangelical Lutheran Ghoreb Harry Blackston Clara Caroline Hahn Adolph Hahn Ské Ralph Bowers Mehr Moberly William Fout Grayson Bowers Charles Carty Charles Byerly Luther Kushman Baltimore and Ohio Washington Philadelphia Atlantic City Ira Blackaton Freder

Runaway Wagon Alert Near North Market Street

About ten o clock this morning Mr Hezekiah Harp of near rton along with a four horse team faced a runaway when a bicycle rider caused the team to bolt. The tongue broke and the horses dashed away toward the Citizens National Bank. Mr L A Hager leapt to intervene but slipped and narrowly escaped being struck. One horse suffered a cut near the hoof.

Hezekiah Harp Rton Thie County Market Street Ron Harp Citizen's National Bank L. A. Hager

Valuable Horse Injured and Local Building Association Formed

A valuable horse belonging to Richard English on Mrs. Laura C. Fout's farm was injured by a hemlock board driven into its breast. Dr. Getze­danner removed the fragment, measuring 52 inches long and 2 inches wide. The Frederick Building Association of Frederick County issues handsome black cloth bound constitutions and by laws with blank leaves for member recounts. It will commence business on Saturday the 22nd with a larger membership and aims to be highly successful.

Richard English Laura C. Fout English Getze.danner Tax Mawe Bsa Pass Tooka Frederick Building Association Frederick County

Judgment Against The B. and C. In Court of Appeals

Judge Roberts delivers opinion in Baltimore & Ohio vs State. Mary J Chambers and J Chambers by next friend sue for damages over John W Chambers killed on a B&O railroad in West Brunswick Frederick County. Judgment granted in favor of the Chambers.

Court of

GUE CITY FATREES Board Meeting Details and Approvals

The monthly meeting of the Board of Aldermen convened with all members present. Reports showed market revenues of 125.30 and city rent collection of 23.00. Bills and salaries to various officials were approved or referred, and a rebate on taxes for R. P. Storm was authorized. A resolution granted free Opera House use for high school events on June 25 and July 4.

Board of Aldermen Elec City Attortorney and Ciy Register City Register Opere

Maryland and regional items fill state brief

Court of Appeals decisions noted as Somerset and Harford harvests and county affairs. Pioneers and St Johns College hold events. college commencements at Washington and St. Johns. A fire in Caroline County claims J R Allees barn contents. Democratic primaries set for August in Caroline. railway surgeons meet at Cumberland. Local church dedications and Bishop election news. Market report shows fresh produce. eggs higher. figs promoted. Marriage licenses issued. administration letters granted. California Fig Syrup extolled.

Court of Appeals Somerset County Weber's Park Wm. B. Baker Senate of Maryland Enoch Pratt Talbot County Baltimore New Apaper Ocean, Cuty Maryland Agricultural College J. R. Allee Caroline County Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons Cumberland St John’s College Annapolis Calvert County Washington College Chester Stam’s Hall St. John’s College College of St. James Diocess of Easton F. R. Millepaugh

Shrin er Milling Co seeks mail orders for corn meal and more

An OCR fragment touts Shrin er Milling Co offering items from the Ceresville Roller Flour or similar mills. It promises savings and mail order options including corn meal hominy rye chop middlings or bread with inquiries via mail or card to save money.

Ceresville

Early Trial Sought for Perry in Halltown Case

Dr. W E Perry of Halltown sacrificed in jail and refused bail. Judge Packnet referred a special grand jury to convene July 9 to investigate the case. Conviction penalty ranges from death to 20 years in the penitentiary depending on jury discretion.

Perry Arks Charistons W. E. Perry Halltown Jchnaca Jadge Daniel Laces George Bay Packnet

Tally-Ho Opera Co visits Frederick with Our American Minister

Farmers ready for harvest within a week. In the Court of Appeals case 25 Frederick Town Savings vs Micheal the judgment was affirmed with costs. Pension granted to James Turner of Emmittaburg and Jacob Deter of Frederick. St Johns College Annapolis grants Master of Arts to Jesse Hamaburg. Count De Blazzo's traveling opera troupe arrives in city with a fifty four seat coach and novelty band. They perform at City Hall this week and offer short country trips at small fares on the way to Faratogs Springe. The troupe presents Our American Minister with seventeen performers.

Ue Court of Appeals Frederick Count de Blazzo Kroupe Buis City Kiln Washington, D.C Bogle City Hall Faratogs Springe Tally-Ho Opera Co

Work of Death Highlights Life of Maj Hagan at Shepherdstown

The work of death recalls Major Henry Hagan who died at Shepherdstown West Virginia. Born in 1891 in Frederick County he moved to Cumberland and served bravely in the Confederacy. He was on General Stuart’s staff and led raids, earning high praise in Confederate histories.

Hagan Henry Hagan Shepherdstown John Hagan Frederick West Virginia Hester A. Lemen Cumberland Confederacy Stuart

Local notices mix college tuition offer and goods ads

The notice advertises Wolf's Business College offering a special tuition rate and extended enrollment for some students, plus a bank share offering via Frederick Building Association. It also promotes U-No Tonic samples and a general sale of carpets, waists, parasols, and children's clothing with low prices and inexpensive merchandise across multiple items.

Wolf's Business College

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