Weather Bureau Bulletin Forecasts Temperature Shifts
M. W. HasrxxeTor of the Weather Bureau notes rapid barometer changes across Central valleys and Lak regions with a secondary disturbance over Alabama. He warns warmer Atlantic coast and Northern Rocky Mountain readings while central valleys and Lake regions drop 20 to 30 degrees. Gulf signals stretch from Corpus Christi to Pensacola.
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M. W. HasxrxeTor
Weather Bureau
Laks
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Alabama
St. Lawerence
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Gulf
Corpus Christi
Pensacola
Ote
Public Sale Notice And Local Advertisers List
Public notices list sales and advertiser names including Jane E Williams Mita and Renner Kemp as well as notices for Electroz and other local merchants. The page also mentions a church meeting and a city opera dish washer, with creditors notices and a lawyer signing.
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Mita
Jane E. Williams
Renner & Kemp
James Houck
Samuel Wertheimer
Luiss A. Thomas
J.D. Kauffman
H F
Ruprecht
Bonsa
City Opera
Grambine’s
Goapel
F.C
AL Moerlemn Beer
Ps Succee F Tere L. Btoner
Solr
Brief Bits from the County Ledger
Snippets report a San Francisco fine for sneezing in a theater and refusal to exit, a sale of a horse at Mrs. Anna Drill’s goods auction, sleighing days numbering 54 this winter, sickness among heroes blamed on shifting weather and hard driving, a poultry show in another state where county exhibitors won premiums, a note on lunacy and bankruptcy rates, anticipated exodus from Hauvere and Jackson districts, and Prof. Andrews canceling a horse training exhibition tonight.
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San Francisco
Anna Drill
Ollie B. Drill
B. Jones
Maryland Poultry and Pigeon Association
Otates
H. W. Dorsey
M. Kefanger
E.B. McNair
Kefauver
Hauvere
Jackson Dilstricta
Andrews
Personal notes from Baltimore and nearby towns
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. Thomas H. Haler was in Baltimore on business yesterday. Mr. & Roseour has returned from a trip to Baltimore and New York. Gen. John E. Roller of Harrisonburg attended a Woman's College board meeting at the school recently. Miss Alice Rontzsha of North Market Street returned home from a visit to her friend Miss O’Connell of Baltimore. Meutra Charles Ramsburg and W. Hoke near Mt. Pleasant plan to leave for Bushnell Tuesday. Mrs. C. G. Markell of Baltimore is the guest of Mrs. Fairfax Schley. Miss Nelly Williams Colbert of Gibba Jane Louisiana is the guest of her uncle Dr. John H. Williams on South Market Street. Academician Christian Macnela Rea Deer Gow’s Fair medal for purity. Miss Property Sold. Captain Walter Saunders sold Parker's Mills in Jefferson City at mortgagee’s sale for 908 dollars, mortgage settled at 2,000. Mr. D. Bel the mortgagee bought it. The Modern Way promotes pleasant, effective home remedies and a liquid laxative, Sprap at Figs.
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Thomas H. Haler
Baltimore
Roseoour
New York
John E. Roller
Harrisonburg
Woman’s College
Alice Rontzsha
North Market Street
Miza O'Connell
Meutra
Charles Ramsburg
W. Hoke
Mt. Pleasant
Bushnell
Markell
Fairfexr Schley
Nelly Williams Colbert
GibbajJane
Louisiana
John H. Willams
South Market Street
Walter Saunders
Mortgacee’s
City Hotel
Parker’s Mills
Jefferson Cietrich
Wr. D. Bel
The Girl About Town March 1835 Western Letter
A lively March 1835 column laments leafless trees and lingering winter as birds sing and nerves ache in heavy clothes. It critiques muddy streets, calls for sanitary street cleaning, and notes a band concert, a pop exhibition, and staged social events while hinting at Lent observances and local journalism plans.
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The
Sanitary Commission
Pera
Middletown Sets 1595 Tax Rate at 20 Cents per $100
Middletown officials fix the 1595 corporate tax at 20 cents per $100 of taxable property. The levy allocates 8.5 cents for incidental town expenses and 21 cents to pay annual water bond interest and fund sinking land to redeem the bonds at maturity. Last year the rate was 50 cents due to a larger tax base and water rent revenue.
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Middletown
Burgess and Commissioners of
Flooding the Gutters Cleans City Streets After Rain
In a routine effort Water Works officials and a large crew of corporation employees cleared gutters yesterday afternoon. They released water from fire plugs to carry off winter mud and debris, tidying streets and improving the city’s appearance.
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Tyeryar
Sith
Moerlein Beer Wins World Fair Medal for Purity
Christian Moerlein Beer earns a World’s Fair medal presented for purity. The recognition highlights the brewery’s quality standards and traditional brewing methods.
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Christian Moerlein Beer
Purtey
Weather Switch From Rain To Snow Reported
A warm sultry afternoon gave way to rain beginning at night, then turning to snow. By morning the temperature dropped at Camp, bringing colder conditions overall.
P O Y M O A Weekly Meeting At Association Library
The Association Library Roelery held its weekly meeting in the committee room chaired by president B C White. Literary exercises featured a reading by J Urner Weaxon and a debate on the question of the Hawaiian Government policy toward rebels, with the negative winning. Next week covers verbatim debates and parliamentary law questions. The men's meeting tomorrow afternoon will include remarks by E a prominent Frederick bar member on The joy of the United Life. Members are invited to attend the regular monthly business meeting next Sunday at 8 o'clock p m with expected large attendance.
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P.O.Y. Moa
Association Library Roelery
B.C. White
J. Urner W Heaxon
EE. Moore
W. W. Saundars
H.W. Alott
G. K. Wickham
Bogtecea
Baker
Uueon
Frederick
Brotharhood
St Andrew
Work of Death and Funeral of Mrs Anna Wilson
Mrs. Anne L. P. Wilson of Frederick died recently after a long life of quiet virtue. She leaves nine children and two half brothers, with funeral services at All Saints P. E. Church on Monday at 2. Charles Worman, a Black resident of Whalecourt, died at 37 with asthma. funeral planned for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Anna Wilson
Tag News
Anne L. P. Wilson
Wilson
Frederick
Sie
Wm. Bradley Tyler
R. Bradley Tyler
Robert G. McPherson
Mary Clabaugh
Edward Nelson
Adelaide
Naonle
Nina Willson
Eleanor Condon
Thomas, Tyler
Bradley Willson
All Sainte P. EL Church
Has
Womman
Charles Worman
Whalencourt
Man Guilty and Sentenced in Local Circuit Court
The State vs Lucian Gilbert concluded with a three year penitentiary sentence for highway robbery in Petersville district. Witness Charles W. James testified the offender demanded money at gunpoint, James paying $12 to escape. Frank Woodyard of Emmitsburg district was acquitted of an assault charge. jury discharged until Monday morning for the trial docket.
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Lucian Gilbert
Gilbert Wan
Petersville
Charles W. James
James
Frank Woodyard
Emmitsburg
Woodyard
D.bh
Wetzel
Large Barn Destroyed in Howard County Fire
A large barn on the Margaret Forsythe farm near Sykesville Howard County was destroyed by fire Thursday night with most stock and contents. Seventeen cows and three horses burned. one doorway found open suggests incendiary cause. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars with some insurance. A separate note mentions a frog found in a store cellar, rare for the season.
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Horace
Howard Country
Margaret Forsythe
Sykesville
Howard County
John H. Forsythe
Forsythe
Hasoa
Montgomery Mutual
Trainsman Falls From Moving Car In Brunswick
Mr Price a B&O employee from Brunswick slipped while holding a fast hand held item on a moving train. Grease on his glove caused the mishap and he fell onto ice striking his back on a cross ice. He suffered a badly wrenched back but is reported most likely to recover.
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Mr. Price
Brunswick
Sir John’s Hun
New Enterprise Opened by Frederick Bottling Firm
The Brilet on South Market Street has appointed Eckstein as agent for the Christian Meerlein beer from Cincinnati. A bottling establishment on North Market Street is now in operation. Taste is expected to be of interest, with prompt delivery to all parts of the city.
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Brilet
South Market Street
Egent
Christian Meerlein
Cincinnati
North Market Street
Eckstein
Wm. F. Eckstein
Gan Club Aims to Liberate Partridges in County
The Gan Club secretary reports efforts to obtain more partridges from the West and release them in the county at a seasonable time this year. They anticipate another supply of birds next week.
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The
Gan Club
Frederick Gan Club
Tim Os
Paralyzed Springfield Citizen Taken Ill Friday
Paralyzed resident Peter Archindier of Branewics tale county and Springfield Ohio suffered sudden paralysis on Friday February 110. Local officials and family reported the incident as a medical emergency and noted his prominent status in the community.
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Peter Archindier
Branewics
Tale County
Planear Ciizen
Springfield
Ohio
Tencerd Bis Ugh
Weather and Market Gossip from a Changing March
A lively column notes weak marketing this morning amid shifting weather and crowded markets. It cites Uncle Stephen Kline’s windy mishap, predicts hot weather effects on trading, and lists current prices for eggs, butter, poultry, meats, vegetables, fruit, fish, and beer across local grocers, with Bottled by Wm. F. Eckstein.
French Spoliation Claims Boost for Frederick County Claimants
An amendment to the general deficiency appropriation bill would pay eight percent of the French spoliation and war claims allowed by the Court of Claims under the Bowman Tucker acts. Frederick County residents among the claimants include Wm H Alderson Thomas Hileary and James R Ferreil.
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Frederick
Wm .H. Alderson
Frederick County
Thomas Hileary
James R. Ferreil
Unfortunate Falls Injuries Reported Near Weverton
Mr James Eigto of near Weverton fell down a flight of steps and broke several ribs. He has had multiple accidents in the past year including a fall from a ladder that injured his thigh and another incident involving a head wound. The Christian Goeble Seer is noted, with William Ff Bek ateln as advertiser.
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James Eigto
Weverton
Baltimore
Eigin
Cereral
Delong
Latler
Naval Cadet resigns and local incidents across Maryland
News of the State notes a South Carolina naval cadet resigning, deaths from influenza in Cecil county, new postmaster Crisheld taking charge, local political shifts in Haggertown, and a Japanese cadet Takasski granted leave to fight. Reports include a schooner collision near Hacker's Point, a body recovered from a blizzard, commissions to Gaither and Canady, arrests in a death case at Cumberland, a barn fire in Howard county with livestock losses, a coroner's verdict on Frederick Farrall, a teachers meeting in Caroline county on literacy, a Court of Appeals recess, and a ruling on Acton's report jurisdiction in Anne Arundel county.
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Zard
South Carolina
Hias
Cecil County
Brrd
Crisheld
Port Deposit
Hagerstown
Takasski
Chiis
Thomas
Howard County
Smile
Sykesville
Charles County
Frederick Farrall
Gene R. Farrall
Caroline Covnnty
Stephens
Local saloon purchased by W P Edwards plans first class service
Notice informs the public that W P Edwards has bought the saloon of Wm F Esk ateln and will run it in a first class manner. He invites patrons to visit tonight at the City Buffet Balloon offering oysters, soap, and lunch while noting prices at Grumbine's Restaurant.
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San Froge
Wm. Heard
Harry Wiineberg
Deaser
Acros
Wm. F. Eskateln
W. P. Edwards
City Buffet Baloon
Grumbine’s
Man Struck By Fall At Square Corner
Yesterday afternoon Mr. James Reynolde crossed the street at the Square Corner and slipped on a conble stone, cutting his head slightly. He collided with a child near Dr. John Shipley’s, knocking the girl into water but she escaped serious harm. A brief incident spoiled by rain and wet clothes. Cincinnati Beer advertisement noted.
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James Reynolde
John Shipley
Gettiig
Fracts on sale at East Patrick Street for February delivery
A fragment notes a sale to a single merchant on East Patrick Street to be fulfilled by the end of February. It mentions 100 barrels of Cerestille Eg Lubre Fiock and claims improvements in flour quality and bread production, with increased supply and cheaper results.
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East Patrick Street
Cerestille Eglubre Fiock
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Towa
Bird
Kenilworth
Maddox
Field
St. Patrick
Sesson
Atontevic
Mary
Margaret
Syen
Hasda
Flook
Journaliem
South Park
Congress
Taz
Atsif
Bentztown
Bcribe
Wm. F. Eckstsin
Circuit Court
OUE
Mabert
Sappites Ean
Greep
Courtie VanPussen
Baily
Fortis
Stephen Kline
Stephen
Billy
Old Boress
Terra
Egee
Breuzed
Wm. Ff
Bek Ateln
News OF the
Court of Appeals
Rapid Travait Traction
Acton
Brooklyn
Anne Arondel County
Baker Johnson
Zenopherlo
Care News
J. Reed
N. Caroline
United States
NEWS
Otter
Exente
Lier Pheen
Tage Poon
Feelddawdin Frederick
Ateekue & GS Atle
Jos
Palura
Chesp
Muu
Kauwe
John Hendrickson
UBATS
ATIC
John Henowoxson
California
AXTRA
N. Market
Doll Brothers
Ypu Brothers
Selleer
Dour Buorzzns
Cialon Brooms
Lape
Walitt
John A. Kennedy
Arborane
Jobn A. Rexnedy
Beechant Tailor
ISGE
Sen. Marzet of
Bruinar & Ned Dit
T. Aiok
Soxs
Theut
Tan Sdt
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors and
Empalkers
North Market
Stree - Frederich Mt
James N. Wauska & Co
J. x. Walker
James B Walker
Allen Roerback
Barring
Bloatere
Codfiss
Balmon
Bardines
Lorster
Auten Rozzsaczy Nest Door City Hotel
B. H. Blackston
Biicrston
Brock & Choles
Speosalty
Noveltiex
Busgseton
Tadian É Prize
Wiener
CRDAR
Shrinker Milling CO
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