Firemen Name Standing Committees for 1896 97
The Maryland State Firemen's Association announces standing committees for 1896 97 with Secretary John J. Stomp of Cumberland. Executive includes Col. B. Mr. Mobley and others from Hagerstown Frederick Westminster Union Bridge and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem H. A. Hamilton
Maryland State Firemen’s Associateg
John J. Stomp
Cumberland
Col. B. Mr. Mobley
Hagerstown
Edward 8. Eichelberrer
Frederick
Joseph D. Brooks
Westminster
Charles T. Hurabille
Union Bridge
W. A. Wilson
Manchester
Joseph Bear
Frostburg
Ecalrmar
Edward Btevenson
Lonacoing
W. BH. Roopes
Port Daposti
Wm. H. Dryden
Maltimore
Thomas Shirlock
Wm E.gann
P. E. Porter
Annapolis
Wr. M. Moore
Cambridge
Tople
Lloyd J. MacGill
Frank Barley
Augustus Holmes
Harry Clem Sand
Walter B. Clark
Juliso Brewer
Peter J. Logue
Baltimore
BH. Dowder
Cashman
E. A. Jourdan
Wm . Moe
Charles Eilinogheaser
Jas. O' Carroll
W. Irving Mace
Walter 8. Walton
Vance J. Laney
Samuel D. Young
J. Hoger Meesherry
John &. Motter
N. Hauer
Frank Spales
Frontberg
Alex. Amstrong, Sr
O. W. Clews
J. J. Bellane
Saconel Barber, Jr. Lonsconing
John B. Muzeheimer
Relic Rifle Found in Monocacy River After Civil War Battle
Yesterday afternoon George Young and Esiph Gorents found a rusted army rifle near the Monocacy stone bridge. The weapon, likely buried since the 1862 battle, shows decayed stock, petrified wood, and a visible cap under the hammer. It was displayed at J Rod Young’s barber shop and later purchased by Dr. Thomas Fador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzers
George Young
Esiph Gorents
Stone Bridge
Mr. Young
Monocacy
J. Rod. Young
Base Ball Ahead with Crickets and Frederick Club
A game of base ball will be played on the North-West Addition tomorrow after a goon at 4 o'clock between the Crickets and regular Frederick club. Both teams are evenly matched, so two good games can be booked. The batteries will be Fleahman and Bannsit, Strawaburg and Wood. The Crickets play two games in Union Bridge on the Fourth of July with the strong club of that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Strawaburg
Wood
Union Bridge
Assignment of E V White as Leesburg mayor and dealer
E V White mayor of Leesburg Virginia and grain and fertilizer dealer used a deed of assignment in the clerk’s office with his father E V White an a tnra ise. Liabilities estimated between 35000 and 40000 with assets far less. Two classes of creditors named. Citizens National Bank Frederick listed in the first class with 4900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EV. White
E. V. White
Leesburg
Citiiens’ National Bank
Frederick
County Correspondence From Ridgeville to Dawsonville
Local notes report social visits across Woodscura Urleans and Frederick areas with rain fueling crops. Highlights include gatherings at Woodville Wildwood Park preparation for Fourth of July events featuring John R. Wood and Frederick Orchestra. School commencements in A. S. Academy and varied visits to families in Buckeystown Poolesville and Dawsonville.
Brilliant Wedding at Ridgeville Methodist Church
A ceremony at Ridgeville Methodist Church witnessed the marriage of Miss Ids, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mullinix, to Mr. Clarence. The bridal party arrived at 4 pm, with music by Miss Gre. Attendants included Miss Dora Lewis as bridesmaid and Mr. Bond as best man. After the ceremony the couple left for Baltimore for a few days before returning to the bride’s home. Gifts were numerous and valued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidgevills
Afernoon
Acd Mere
Juttas
Crockett
Hidgertice
Clarence
Baltimore
Mrs. Mullinix
Tuesday Market Shows Wide Range of Good Things
Frederick readers note a lively market morning with gossip and neighbors stopping to chat while selecting fruit vegetables and staples. Hicks Glessner the pool champion appears with a gold medal. fruit crops look modest yet potatoes expected to be abundant. home grown produce stands out against squashes and missing local tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks Glessner
Sbort Market
Hicks Saya
Hicks
Frederick to Baltimore bicycle record set by Warne
Saratel M Warne broke the Frederick to Baltimore bicycle record starting at City Hotel Frederick finishing at City Hall Baltimore in 3 hours 28 minutes covering 4727 miles. Starters were C A Doll Edwin Houck and W H Lebchers. Time takers were A J Rath Joseph Ott and Frank T Conway. Also mentions a student concert by The Samuel Ready School of Baltimore featuring Hil Yo Hopwood of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Saratel M. Warne
Baltimore
City Hotel
City Hall
C. A. Doll
Edwin 3. Houck
W.H. Lebchers
A. J. Rath
Joseph Ott
Frank T. Conway
Samuel Ready
Hil- Yo Hopwood
Personal notices from Frederick society column
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr AL Jackes was to Frederick yesterday. Mr Jamison has been away from the city for 2 years. Captain and Mrs McCista and Mire Halas Weoxsn left yesterday for Wrightshire, PI, to attend the funeral of Mrs Castel B. McLale, wife of Captain McLain's brother. Miss Bordla Beane and Miss Kris Ebberts were guests of roads in the country Sunday. Mr Wm EF Zeefer of Washington is visiting his brother Birase Keeler. Mrs Alfred Belt and daughter of Bat Amore are sojantologst Col Cows. BE Trails Mra John J Kankel of Balimore is the guest of her daughter Mrs W Rows Jr. Miss M M Robinson, principal of the Female High School, left today for her home on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Miss Maiti Anderson visiting friends in Brunswick and Petersville. Miss Elinor Deane and Mr Robert Drane of Piedmont, W Va, are guests of Mr and Mrs N U Aline, near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Jackes
Frederick Yeaterday
Jamison
McCista
Mire Halas Weoxsn
Wrightshire
Castel B. McLale
Captaie McLain
Bordla Beane
Kris Ebberts
Wm. EF. Zeefer
Washington, DC
Birase Keeler
Alfred Belt
Bat- Amore
BE Trail
John J. Kankel
Balimore
W. Rows
M.M. Robinson
Maryland
Mites Maiti Anderson
Brunswick
Petersville
Elinor Deane
Robert Drane
Piedmont
W. Vs
N. U. Aline
Frederick
Law and Disorder in Early Freight Town News
A young man named Toots Sommers was removed from a freight train by County Constable Moberly and later jailed for three months. Dr John Shipley paid fines for a $550 debt, with partial remittance and a planned suit over the remaining two dollars. A marriage license was issued to Charles J Stultz and Lortie Hatfield of Brunswick. An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive and remedy for fever, digestive troubles, and nervous debility across the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toots” Sommers
Moberly
Sommers
Frederick
Turner
Houses of Correction
John Shipley
J. Roger Melberry
Property Deeds and Land Sales in Frederick County and Nearby Areas
Property transfers recorded include Tasbella Spurrier to William T Mulii nix for £ acre, Andrew J. Roberts and wife to Geo E Hsaker, and Mary G. Levy administratrix to Adam DHenl Jr for d acres 2 roods and 28 perches. The Braddock Heights Improvement Co bought about seventeen acres of mountain land adjoining the pavilion for $300 after Mr Harwood sold it at public sale for $260. Relief in Hours touts New Gazar Sours for bladder and kidney pain with claims of rapid relief, offered by J A Wilkinson, Frederick Md. Also promises refund if Throst and Jung discsss Bhilob's Cure fails, with Albert L earre as local distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasbella Spurrier
William T. Muliinix
Leas
Andrew J. Roberts
Wifs
Geo. E Hsaker
Frederick County
Mary G. Levy
Adam Dhenl, Jr
Braddock Heights Improvement Company
Thos. Harwood Atxtean
Mr. Harwood
Alt Houca
Gaxar
J. A. Wiljameson
Droggust
Frederick, Md
Digestive distress and relief with Dr. Pierce pills
An old health column explains that indigestion causes pain and headaches, with constipation as a common root. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle, direct aid to restore digestion and remove obstructions, offering free samples from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Kira
Mesa
America
Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
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Neers
Theharden FE
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County Corresponbence
OopEson
Florence Zunmermian
Togrecay
Woodscura
M. Gibert
Mrn
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Ladiesburg
George W. Dedderar
Urleans
Woodsboro
Spahr
Miza Lilian Reynolds
Garten
Emma McCroakey
Altoona
Elite Albaugh
Bot Westher
John T. Worthington
Oscar Waltz
Bamdel
Aaron Staley
Grace Barrick
Frederick City
Misses Barn
Charles Snyder
Galthernburg
Leonly Staley
Yellow Springs
Wm. A. Roberts
Harry Myers
James Hoberta
Wm. Fry
Hannonville
George Thompson
Ida O'Bryan
Ridgeville
William Boyer
Elizabeth Pilech
Marshal Buckingham
Elkridge Landing
Billa Bettle Brauffer
Central
Wu. Boyer
Epworth League
Prospect
Woodville
EB. L. Mullinix
Wildwood Park
John R. Wood
Frederick Orchestra
Ity
Pine Grove Presbyterian Church
Ira Bond
Biles Dora Lewis
C. H. Waters
Milas Grace Darby
Hermitage
F. A. Dawnon
Misa Maud Wallace
Mexico
Dyson
Frank Dyson
Alice Jones
J. H. Jones
R. Ella Rawlins
W. Va
Shepherd’s College
Virginia Chiswell
Buckeys Fown
Plessace
Miz
ER. Ailoutt
C. B. Waters
Seneca
Claud ¥. Allnutt
The
Agricultural College
Walker and Son
Washington, D.C
Jonmiville
Christian Mente Society
Methodiat
Episcopal Church
Wale
Hiattasce
Seater
Ra Brandenberg
Misa Ollie Riley
Jepit Gol
Cere
B. BL
Farry’ Store
Fe Sumdey
Sud
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Rat
Chamberlain
Fahicon
Albert L. Pearre Etchinson
Shiehore
Gwen
Albert L. Pearre
Gwitt
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market
Grove & Kindley’s
DUKE
Dargatn
Smith Premier
Smitth’s
Charles J Stultz
Lortie Hatfield
Thia County
Panama
South America
Ana Bax
Aries
Welland
EB Womper
Albert L. Rears
Etéhieon
Boddae
Ty. Gee Teat
Albert Fearne
Pichon
XJ. Wilson
Excelsior Stove House
Carty
East Patrick Street
Harper's Ferrys
Soreeeter
Alert L. Pearre
Etchison Suliding
Shtich
Bhuiloh
L. Pearce
Etchison
Ladies Oxford
Cts
LOY & Perry’s
Footer's Dye Works
Cumbeerland, MD
L. B. Adams
W. Church St
Eale
Stelner Bros
North Market Street
Theadiv
Lamp Bracka
the News
Grand Rapids
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