Public Sale and Local Advertisements Featured
Classified items include a public sale notice, help wanted for a farm hand, various local business ads for oysters and seafood, ladies specialist services, ready made department stock, and a spring stock sale. Readers urged to report newspaper receipt irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Nelson Farm
Dickerson Cane
James Worley
Lidies
Highbarger
Hugh
Doll Bros
W. HA. B. Etchison
A. Geo. A. Gilbert
The Weekly News Preview for Thursday’s Issue
The Wrexiy News announces a handsome twelve page edition ready Thursday with full news and special features. It claims Frederick city county circulation as the largest bona fide advertising medium and invites new ads, with deadlines Wednesday evening for copy and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrexiy
Frederick City
Taz Wesdy
F. m
Deaths and obituaries from Montgomery County and Washington
Obituary notices for Lizzie Welsh Hopkins Bertha Hammond Nellie Weishaar and an infant of John and Ona Thompson. Reports on a court petition for Mire Arbrose sanity and local milling market quotes with prices for corn oats and bay.
Local ad hints at sought item in THE News
A terse message implies someone named Joes wants an item and offers payment, signaling a personals style advertisement published in THE News. The fragment suggests a buyer and a paid deal, with no other identifiable details.
Thrown From Buggy by Frightened Horse in Jefferson
Mrs D M Culler and daughter Miss Millie Culler were riding near Jefferson when a horse startled by sheep in the street toppled the buggy. Mrs Culler's collar bone broken and Miss Millie's right arm fractured. The buggy single tree broken. horse escaped toward Feagaville before being caught. Injured were taken to Millard Oniler's home. Dr Charles Cram treated them. Mrs Culler returned home. Miss Caller resumed teaching duties at Jefferson today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Culler
Feagninville
Millie Culler
Jefferson
Feagaville
Millard Oniler
Charles Cram
Mount Airy House Sold To Washington Lawyer Ambrose
Historic Mount Airy in Prince Georges County has changed hands from the Calvert family to William Earl Ambrose, a Washington attorney. The estate, built in 1660 and long a Maryland landmark known as His Lordship's Kindness, was previously withdrawn at 5000 but is believed to have sold for about 10000. Ambrose may redevelop the property after spending an estimated 6000 to modernize it. Interest had drawn in Secretary John Hay and novelist Miss Hallis Ermine Rives, though negotiations stalled due to auction misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Baltimore
Prince George’s County
Maryland
Calvert
William Earl Ambrose
Washington
Ambrose
Mies Hallis Ermine Rives
Auctions and a Jail Release Highlight Daily Notices
Sales tomorrow feature several auctions across counties. A. L. Long will auction cows and farming gear for James R. Wolfe at Daysville, John L. Dotrow offers cattle horses and implements for George B. Stover near New Midway, Walter B. Reeder sells cattle and implements for E. A. Brunner west of Frederick, L. M. Bready auctions livestock and gear for G. A. T. Snoffer near Adamstown, Harvey R. Lease handles one horse and house goods for Joan H. King at Feagaville, and F. W. Mish, at Charston Station near Hagerstown, lists five horses, cattle and 65 sheep. In a separate matter, Ernest Harris, released yesterday from the House of Correction by Judge Harlan on habeas corpus, was freed after a six‑month hold for riding on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. the earlier commitment by Justice Jordan lacked proper jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Long
James R. Wolfe
Daysville
John L. Dotrow
George BR. Stover
New Midway
Walter 8. Reeder
E. A. Brunner
Frederick
L. M. Bready
G. A. T. Snonffer
Adamstown
Harvey R. Lease
Joan H. King
Feagaville
F. W. Mish
Charston Station
Hagerstown
House of Correction
Ernest Harris
Harlan
Beltimore
Arbor Day Proclamation Sets April 3 as Arbor Day
Governor Smith signed a proclamation designating Friday April 3 as Arbor Day. An elaborate program is prepared for schools and State teachers to observe the day. The program is by Dr. E B Prettyman principal of the State Normal School and Prof. M Bates Stephens, Superintendent of Public Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
E. B. Prettyman
State Normal School
M. Bates Stephens
Benefit entertainment by blind performers at City Opera House
An event at City Opera House on Monday night, March 16, raises funds for the Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind in Washington DC. The show features character sketches performed entirely by blind individuals, promising an enjoyable and novel program praised by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Columbia Polytechnic Institute For the Blind
Washington, D. C
Promising Young Students Post Impressive Averages
Eight year old Charlie S. Pickett, son of W. W. Pickett, achieved an average of 95 percent in the recent school examination. Ten year old Joseph E. Elkins, in Miss Mary O%$'s Mass High School room, earned an overall 81 percent and advanced to the sixth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie S. Pickett
W. W. Pickett
Joseph E. Elkins
Mary O
Methodist Conferences Set for Various Cities This Spring
The annual Methodist Episcopal conference will convene at St Pauls Church in Baltimore on April 1. The M E church South plans a March 25 meeting in Fredericksburg Virginia. The Methodist Protestant conference will gather in Poomoke City Maryland. Also, Harry King hired by property owners on East Church Street to keep two new squares clean as the street was swept this morning. Devoe promotes longer wear with fewer gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Welsh Hopkins
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Hopkins
St. Matthew's Church
Greenmonnut Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Church
M. E. Church
South
Fredericksburg
Methodist Protestant Conference
Poomoke City
Harry King
East Church Street
Cramer
Frederick
Fidelity Bond
Joan
Faroa
Patrick St
Walkersville
Jaime Liberty
Craver
Bethel Church
Nike
Jewelilurs
Market St
Rocky Springs
Notable Maryland Obits and Local Incidents
News items from the state report deaths of Richard T Harton in Gaithersburg aged 72 and John W Shemell in Prince Fredericktown aged 71. Also a suicide attempt near Hagerstown, a robbery arrest in Salisbury, a divorce suit in Snyder, and a train accident death in Paw Paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Harton
Gaitheraburg
W. T. G. Groves
Saliabury
John W. Shemell
Prince Fredericktown
Hagerstown
Titans
Snyder
Maude Snyder
David Wolfe
Oakland
Jefferson Club
Galthersburg
Naval Academy
Chilton Wise
Paw Paw
Western Maryland Hospital
Conrad Clever
Third, Reformed Church
Baltimore
Talbot County Fair Association
Henry Fleming
Jim Rock
Salisbury
Thomas Bennote
B and FP Railroad Work Advances With Pole Digging
Work resumed on the B and FP railroad with pole holes marked from Third Street to Church Street. Poles and rails have not arrived yet but are expected soon. Judge R N Neighbours offered 500 cross ties, delaying acceptance, delivery to take about a week. Bricks moved from Buckeystone Brick Works to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Church Street
Jomas
R. N
Orphans’ Court
Buckeystone Brick Works
Frederick
Surprise Party For Mr And Mrs J Null At Windsor Farm
A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs J Null at Windsor Farm Urleans on Tuesday evening March 3. Neighbors attended including Misses King Tabler Whitmore Youngling Fout King Jamison Lawie Hyattstown Thomas Trundle Rather Cora Jamison and others. Men present included Albert Frank James King Tabler Osis Whitmore Newman Dutrow Mulligen Lawson Poegree Jamison Price Jamison Fouk Hoffman Stuart Darby Hayes Knott and Sugar Loss Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Null
Windsor Farm
Urleans
King
Tabler
Whitmore
Youngling
Fout
Pordem
Mirsea Jamison
Lawie
Hyattstown
Thomas and
Trundle
Emmitsburg Town Clock Installed at Br Joseph’s Church
Rev James Hayden, pastor, spearheaded a $500 four faced clock in the Br Joseph’s Catholic church tower. The timepiece with gold hands enhances the village and its bell tones evoke local sentiment. Church interior renovation last year by Rev Francis ODonoghoe completed a gem of sacred architecture. The Sick Mrs Annie Snyder and Miss Emma Gittlager are ill. Blanche Gil, Charles Pickett, Richard Simmons and John Ramsburg listed with illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
James
Hayden
Br. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Francis Odonoghoe
O. M
Baltimore
John S. Ramsburg
East Church Streo
Annie M. Snyder
East Third Street
Emma R. Gittlager
Blanche W. Gil
East Second Street
Charles S. Pickett
W. W. Pickett
Richard Simmons
W. A. Simmons
North Market Street
Funeral of Mrs Janie De Graft Postponed to Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs. Janie De Graft, originally set for today, is rescheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. Services will be held at the home of Mrs. Belie Wester on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie de Graft
Belie Wester
North Market Street
Bankruptcy filing for Charles B. Resecker
In Brunswick, Charles B. Resecker, a freighter, filed for bankruptcy yesterday via attorney Irvine R. Dickey. Liabilities total $368 with assets listed at $75. Pension news: Thomas Dauner of Knoxville sees a pension increase to $3 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Resecker
Brunswick
This County
Irvine R. Dickey
Thomas Dauner
Knoxville
Baltimore YMC A Convention Draws Profitable Time
Frederick delegates Brady and others report a successful Baltimore convention with 600 delegates. Interstates secretary George Tibbitte notes growth and new associations in Clarksbury W Va Elkton and Grafton. St Johns College sent 45 delegates, religious work called heart of the association, with leaders Soltan Woelfkiz Eckman inspiring delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Elkton
Grafton
St. John’s College
Hobshe
Cumberland
Wilmington
George Soltan
Cornelius Woelfkiz
Brooklyn
George P. Eckman
New York
Francis A. White
Joshua Lavering
Baltimore
Henry B. F. MacFarland
Washington
Sha
Young Men's Christian Association
New Crockery Line and Furniture Trade Offer
Tecan announces naplendia line of Crockery with TEASTE sets from $2 to 87.50, DINNER SETS $5 to $20, TOILET SET $2 to $10. Fogers Bros celebrate knives forks spoons, first plated ware, table gastrery and house furnishings. L E Mullinix invites customers to view kitchen dining and bedroom goods and wall decorations by L E MOULLINIX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecan
Fogers Bros
Blood poisoning from needle prick in Hagerstown
Mrs. A S Garis, wife of a prominent attorney, is treated for blood poisoning following a needle prick on her hand. Doctors fear lockjaw as she fights the infection. The incident stems from an alleged parasite or prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Garis
Hageratown
Wabash Railroad to Reach Washington and Newport News
A Washington dispatch reports the Wabash Railroad will extend to Washington and Newport News Virginia. Work begins after the Zanesville to Baltimore links are finished. A directorate plan cites Washington as a strategic entry point and a second Tidewater terminal at Newport News, with a cut off from Western Maryland at Hagerstown likely chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newport News
Zanesville
Ohio
Baltimore
The
Wabash
Maryland
Hagerstown
Doll's Oyster Dinner and Seafood Specials Tonight
Local listing describes Doll's offerings including fried fish line up with shad herring rock bass pike perch trout and haddock plus oyster varieties and shell oysters. Includes “For a full line of freed fish” and mentions Dr Highbarger from Hagerstown Md with exam times at Park Hotel. Also notes bicycle sale at City Hall Store and vegetables fruits fish at W C Keeny Frederick County phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidie’s
Highbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
Seach
W. C. Keeny
A.A. Lough
Patrick ‘ Street
Frederick County
H. BR. Fuaurr
Stor
In Memoriam Charles N Ganer Dead Two Years Ago
In loving remembrance of my devoted husband Charles N Ganer who departed this life two years ago today March 11 1901. Gone but not forgotten sleep on dear and take thy rest God called you home He thought it best. It was hard indeed to part from thee but Christ's strong arm supporteth me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Ganer
Christ
A Texas Steer at City Opera House
A humorous satire praised for realism and wit. The production, described as the best work of its talented author, features a strong cast and arrives at the City Opera House next Thursday night for a single performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
City Opera House
Saloon to Be Moved to New North Market Site
George H. Salter, who recently purchased George A. Gilbert's property on North Market street for 8500, plans to move the saloon from the Rossystock building on East Patrick Street into a rear store room area. Salter will occupy the upper part of the building as a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Salter
George A. Gilbert
North Market Street
Rossystock
East Patrick Atrest
Salter
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