Public Sale and Rentals In Hew Advertisements
Public sale notices and rental listings appear from Hew Advertisements today. Facilities include Leatherman and English Ex Lecture Visitation Academy and various house for rent postings by H A Hahn and E 8 Houck, plus rooms for rent on 2B South St. Lamps and furniture listings by Neidig and Miller and GC Carty appear among mixed notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherman & English
Visitation Academy
H. A. Hahn
Spalding
Grove
John R. Young
Houck
South St
GC Carty
Black Silke
Neidig & Miller
Furniture Cimeusines
B. Cline
Wherly News to Publish Twelve Page Frederick County Issue
The Wriesty News will be ready Thursday and offer a handsome twelve page format with full news and special features. It boasts the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick county and surrounding areas as an advertising medium. Copy for new advertisements for The Wee zely News is due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and for changes by noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriesty News
Frederick Cty
Weezely News
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Nearby
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and surrounding towns. Names include Mias Nettiebauer visiting Hagarstown, Mrs. M. M. Carty returning from Washington, Otho Nichola from Washington on business, J. S. Stine of York in the city on business, Miss Gertrude Hayden from Court Street visiting Washington, Charles Appler of Frederick in Westminster, and others visiting or traveling to Baltimore Washington Leesburg and Philadelphia. Several residents are noted as guests, travelers, or returning home from short trips, with dates and streets referenced in a locals context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Nettiebauer
Hagarstown
M. M. Carty
Washington
Otho Nichola
Washington, D. C
Igin
Yester
Baltimore
John Snyder
Mary Dorsey
East Third Street
Yiegling
Gen. Zimmerman
Frederick
Mollie Rhoderick
East Fourth Street
Leesburg
Richard Johnson
Buckeystown
Hyattstown
J. Frank Eichelberger
South Market Street
W. Rupp
Gilson, Glage & Co. Baltamore
J. A. Park
Philadelphia
E. E. Osgood
West Virginia
Jesse Ramsburgh
Washington, D.C
EastChurch Street
J. M. Smith
S. W. Barrick
E. Summel
Woodsboro
Gertrude Cogan
George M. Gittinger
William E. Sinn
Brooklyn
New York
Edward Sinn
Brief Bits and Bright Items From Local and General News
Lent’s half gone. the British empire claims 2000 rivers. Paster music on program. 109 women to every 100 men worldwide. Sheep used as beasts of burden in India and Persia. Land in London valued at over 22 090 000 an acre. About 2000 cheese factories in Canada. Egypt hosts about 400 050 000 mummies. Elephants fond of gin but not champagne. Eight thousand carrier pigeons kept for German army. Sunday schools expanding during Bunny’s annual visit. Chrysanthemum among flowers lasts longest after being potted. Only one in 1000 married men reach golden wedding. Ants have brains large for their size. Candy displays tempt Lent watchers. White patent leather belts with black red and yellow trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
India
Persia
London
Canada
Egypt
Champigne
Bunny
Chrysanthenum
Beng Te
Another Blizzard Strikes Frederick After Thunder Storm
A new blizzard hit Frederick early this morning bringing several inches of snow and bitter cold. Rain turned to heavy snow with violent winds. drifts up to five feet blocked lines and roads. Car No 1 bogged in a five foot drift but freed and returned to the barn as the line reopened before noon. The weather reduced market activity with only four butchers open and few buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mauntain
Stauffer
Hargett
Funerals for Mrs. Sarah Chase and Mrs. Mary Snowden
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Chase colored, held at 2 pm from her West Sixth street home with sorbeos and Rev. A Becks officiating. Pallbearers were Alexander Davis, Oliver Taylor, William Rollins, M. E Jenkins. burial at Laboring Sons Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. Mrs. Mary Snowden colored died in Alleghany City Pa from lung congestion aged 53. remains arrived by PRR B and were taken to New Market for service at A M E Church with Rev. W R William officiating. burial in church graveyard. Pallbearers included John Thomas and others. A. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Chase
West Sixth Street
Sorbeos
A Becks
Laboring Sons
Alexander Davis
Oliver Taylor
William Rollins
M. E Jenkins
A. T. Rice & Sons
Mary Snowden
Alleghany City
PR. B
New Market
A.M. EB. Church
W.R. William
John Thomas
Charles Locks
Wm. Fossett
Otis Speaks
B. Disman
George Washington
News of the Churches and Court Close February Term
The Reformed Missionary Society meets this evening in the chapel and Lenten services continue at All Saints and St John s with crowds. Rev C W Stinespring of the U B Church leaves for Middletown after four years. The 4 February term of the Circuit Court ends with a verdict for Hays in Valentine vs Hays and petit jury dismissed until May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Missionary Society
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
C. W. Stinespring
U.B. Church
Middletown
McSherry
Motter
Valentine
Hays
Messrs
Harp and Etchison
Vincent Sebold
Governor hesitates over statues for Carroll and Hanson commission
Protests against appointing a commission to invite and accept designs for statues of Charles Carroll and Governor John Hanson for the United States Capitol statuary, with a bill authorizing 25 000 dollars for the statues passed last legislature and signed by the Governor who now delays action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
John Hanson
Washington
Restocking Montgomery Partridges Promoted by Sportsmen
Montgomery County sportsmen plan a large drive to restock the county with partridges. Each contributing section will receive a generous supply. Previously, the Hont Club stocked the area with success, though hawks killed many partridges during cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Patridges
Hont
Exam Result for William Delaplaine at North Market School
Master William Delaplaine passed an examination at the North Market street school with a high average of 991-5. He is described as a bright and industrious boy. Dyspepsia is mentioned as causing suffering and Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as toning the digestive organs and curing dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Delaplaine
North Market Street
Pnbdhe School
Hood
Insanity Case Uses Jury To Commit Ella Miller
Mr George Miller of Double Pipe Creek took his daughter Ella to Monteveno Hospital for admission as she was declared mentally unsound. After an incident with a gun reported by her sister Annie the family sought confinement. A jury of lunatics inquirenda found Ella insane and ordered her committed to Monteque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Double Pipe Creek
Monteveno Hospital
Yeaterday
Ella
John Simpson
D E. Burras
A.C. McBride
O. Albaugh
Thomas Danner
John BR. Young
H. B
Monteque
Eldredge Novelty Company at City Opera House Event
The Eldredge Novelty Company will perform at the City Opera House Thursday night as part of the M C A course. Trewella Martin, tenor soloist, praised by the Amesbury Daily News for a striking voice and multiple encores, performed pieces including Ma Nannies Awa and Sally in Our Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldredge Novelty Company
City Opera House
Trewella Martin
Amesbury Daily News
Fire destroys beating house at Halltown mill
A section of the straw board mill beating house belonging to Eyster and Son at Halltown four miles east of Charlestown West Virginia burned Sunday at about 2 am. A worker struck a match while inspecting machinery and disposed of it with waste fuel. attempting to douse the fire he poured oil instead of water. The loss to building and machinery is about 25000, with insurance coverage sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Eyster & Son
Halltown
W. Va
Lights for Williamsport elects electric-light ticket
In one of Williamsport’s hottest elections, the electric-light ticket won a signal victory by large majorities. With 304 of 326 registered voters casting ballots, George Thompson was elected burgess as political lines collapsed and both parties largely supported the winning ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
George Thompson
Man Walks Twenty Miles to Save His Horse
Henry Bleyer, a stage driver aged about seventy, walked twenty miles from Beitis to Hagerstown to save his horse. He left Beitis at 7 30 a m reached Hagerstown at 1 15 pm, fifteen minutes ahead of schedule, fearing to drive due to frozen roads and ice banks lining the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bleyer
Beitis
Hagerstown
Hagerstrown
Alleged Hold Up Report Near Hagerstown
Two strangers from Cherry Run told Hagerstown police they were held up by Special Officer Reynolds in a policeman's uniform and forced to surrender all their money. Chief Beaver quickly removed Reynolds from his uniform hat and badge after learning of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Cherry Run
Reynolds
Beaver
In the Law's Grip Held for Court
William Anderson, colored, was arrested by Constable James Stanb for carrying concealed weapons. He appeared before Justice White and, failing bail, was committed to jail for the next term of the grand jury. Also noted are ailing local residents and a Spanish War pension awarded to Robert Orndorff of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
James Stanb
Justice White
Robert Orndorff
Hagerstown
Maryland
Juniors' Meeting of Steam Fire Engine Company No 2
The regular quarterly meeting of the usier Steam Fire Engine Company No 2 was held last night with President Mover in the chair. Routine business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usier Steam Fire Engine Company
Docks on the Ptomac Report Wild Game Shot Near Williamsport
Charles Ranch and Robert Ardinger shot four wild geese, four mallard ducks, and three whistler ducks on the Potomac River at Williamsport. Large flocks of wild geese are reported nearby nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptomac
Charles Ranch
Robert Ardinger
Potomac River
Williamsport
Livery Stable Changes Hands on West Patrick Street
Mrs. Charles Utermehle has purchased the livery stock of Mr BE Houck on West Patrick Street and will take possession of the stables the first of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Utermehle
Houck
West Patrick Street
Branch store to open on West Patrick Street
The article notes the removal of a clad camping party house in Baughess Woods and announces O M Hand of A M Ordway Music, Hagerstown, will open a branch on West Patrick Street, marking expansion into the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloud Hous
O. M. Hand
A. M. Ordway Music Establishment
Hagerstown
West Patrick Street
Daring Burglary Strikes Miss Watts at Cavetown
Five masked robbers entered Miss Eliza Watts's home near Cavetown in Washington County at one this morning, tying the 10 year old Holtzman and Watts, seizing $2600 from a bureau drawer. They fled after an hour, leaving a key found by authorities. State's Attorney Wagaman leads the investigation. neighbors doubt local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amit.jar
Robuera
Eliza Watts
Cavetown
Maryland
Washington County
Miss Walls
Holtzman
Marion Houck
Miss Walts
Miss Waltz
Hisveg
Wagaman
Crow
Kha
Jim Grove
Harry
Eliza
Likely Retirement for Col Markoe on Disability
Recommendations on Col Frank Markoe forwarded to the Maryland Governor by the military board after examining the Fifth Regiment officers. The report, prepared by surgeons Finney and Ullrich, cites physical disability as grounds for permanent retirement. The governor will publish the full board report in a special order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Markoe
Maryland
Markoe
John M. T. Finney
Seth G. Ullrich
Col Markoe
Uniforms Fund Sought for United Drill Association
In a meeting of the United Fire Company last night Captain Stokes was instructed to solicit funds for uniforms for the United Drill Association. The group seeks a distinctive uniform for a fine appearance at the State Firemen’s Association meeting at Westminster where they hope to win the prize for best drilled organization. Captain Stokes will solicit contributions immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Comemy
Captain Stokes
United Drill Association
Drill Association
State Firemen’s Association
Westminster
Judge Clabaugh Sworn In on Supreme Bench
Justice Harry M. Clabaugh succeeded Senator McComas on the Supreme Bench of the District of Columbia and took the oath of office yesterday afternoon. Chief Justice Bingham administered the oath in the general term consultation room, witnessed by the other justices, Senator McComas, and John R. Young, clerk of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Clabaugh
Harry M. Clabaugh
Senator McComas
District of Columbia
Bingham
John R. Young
Courk
The Lash Penalty Case and Local Elections in Boonsboro
The Washington county court ruled a magistrate cannot finaly sentence under whipping law for wife beating, ordering trial after indictment. Boonsboro held a quiet municipal election with eighty votes cast and a new ticket led by John B R Fletcher. Perry B Rice, seven, achieved a 98.3 percent average in a North Market Street school exam. The Methodist Episcopal conference, in Baltimore since March 1, will adjourn tomorrow and meet in Washington next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Arper
Boonsboro
John BR. Fletcher
Burgess
Michael Berder
Joseph £. Reeds
T. W. Williams
F. E. Stamm
Bast
Jacob C. Young
Methodist
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Balimore
Adjzsarn
Preston
Carolina County
John Devereaux
Lin Edit
Acadent
Pocomoke City
B. Daviey Wardford
Baltimore
McKinley
Lunapolis
First Maryland
John B Morrow
Elligost City
Hem
George 2
Ginkther
Shiys
Maryland
Baltimora Methodist Episcopal Conference
George A. Pearce
Maxerstown
Cumberland
Cornelius W Vin der Hoot
Trady
Sanator Gorman
United Railways and Electric Company of
Eliza Watts
Cavetown
Washington County
Real Estate Sale and Local Market Notes in Frederick
The Local Mart reports prices from Frederick including corn at 73 cents per bushel and shelled corn at 28 cents per bushel. A real estate sale closes a farm in Ur bana district where D. P. Snyder’s property sells to Huam Cutaail for 6447 dollars. Henry Bnser of Ladiesburg receives an original pension of 33 dollars monthly. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes its products as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Noah EB. Cramer
Joan
D. P. Snyder
Urbana
Huam Cutaail
Henry Bnser
Ladiesburg
Stormy Sunday tornado hits Preston Maryland
News of the state reports a tornado like storm at Preston in Caroline county causing injuries at a road crossing near Po comoke City. The piece notes elections, reorganizations, and local notices including appointments, resignations, and various civic actions across Maryland and nearby areas.
Sleeping Car Service Adds Ordinary Sleeper on B&O
An innovation in the Baltimore and Ohio Sleeping Car Service debuts February 13 between Baltimore and Newark Ohio. An Ordinary Sleeper, half the Pullman rate, will accompany Train No 7 leaving Baltimore 7 00 p m and Newark 10 22 p m next day, with return on Train No 8 leaving Newark 8 30 p m arriving Baltimore 12 53 p m next day. Tickets available at standard Pullman offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Newark
Ohio
Rattan
Pallmal
Ready to Wear Suits Show at Crusted Tailors Shop
John Hendrickson hosts a ready to wear suit sale featuring Crusted and tried tailors. The shop promotes latest designs, precision fit, and moderate prices on spring jackets and ladies jackets while diversifying from plain goods to novelty patterns.
Winter Jackets and Capos Sweep Rooms as Necessity
John Hoarsnuesson reports a landslide of arrivals in winter jackets and capos priced to move. The goods fill the room, underscoring the demand for warm apparel this season.
Fredrick Carpet Bargain Bulletin Promises Wide Selection
Our carpets offer quality and style at prices below many shops. Velvet parlor cabinets in rich colors and new patterns attract buyers. Competent judges praise the latest designs, with low prices tempting customers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
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the Daily News
Boston
Parlapunt
Board of Customs
Marblehead
Balem
Millard Fillmore
Buffalo
Arthur Helps
Claude Louis Mathieu
James Hope Grant
Peking
Wii
Matilda Heron
Camile
New York City
James H. McVicker
Chicago
WWE
Nelson B. Bueetzer
Lla. Mo
Ww. L. Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Hlizzard
News OF the Churches
Montevuo
Katye Ranneberger
East Air
Saints Street
Lillian Anders
East Patrick Street
Perry B. Rice
David S. Rice
Perry
Local Mart
News OF the State
Virginia
Frederick County
Fredaick County
Parnell
Presbytery
W. H. Parnell
New Windsor
James Fraser
New Windsor College
Henry Branch
Ellicots City
William G. Rowan
Broadway Church
Dr. Spalding
Key Monument Association
L. EB. Mullinix
L. E. Manusn
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Shire Novell
Valwiya
John Hoarsnuesson
Gosnatun
Frederick's
REW
Nawa & Mawes
N. Markur St
Linton E. Main
Kreh
Charles Zimmerman
East Patrick Screet
Wm. C. Botcher
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
G. E. Cline
F. B
Neer
B. Bapfington
Rodooe & OC. Nent
Otore's Bargain Bulletin
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sunk
A. T. Riot & Soxs
Puneral
Dirbutes
Kit Sprerse
Frederick, Md
Bly. Stadl
Potomac Rerring
E. F. V. Scavz
Northwest Corner Market
Fourth Sta. Railings
Ramune Groohry
Bella You
Market St.rederick
Kan
E. Ramsburg
Auckerel
Balmon
C. E. Ruzxsseurs
Felenhoue
N. Marke
Frompe
Dewey
Sampson
Lobley
Maine
Hobson's Choice
J. Heisley Keller
Drugeist
Market St
Frederick, Ma
Decisdiy
Willard QO. Keller
University of Maryland
Alfred Bitter
Attoedey
Equity
Court Businee
Court Street
Decdidante
Mitten
Clayton O. Keons
Hammond Urner
Urner
Keedy & Urker
Ateorzera
Tela A
Cna
Prom
Testamentary
Tayar Pfices
Resord Strest
Aoe
Saeee
Uables P. Levy
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