Weather forecast hints at rain and clearing Tuesday
A weather bulletin from Mr. W. Hasemerton, Chief of the Weather Bureau, notes rain or snow in the Northwest with clearing by Tuesday, slightly colder Tuesday morning, warmer Tuesday evening. Showers in the Southwest, local snows in the Lower Lake region, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, and widespread cloudiness with colder air spreading from the Lake regions toward Texas.
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Weasher
W. Hasemeton
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Texas
Lower Lake
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Upper Lake
New England
Missioniop Valley
Tennessee
Middle
South Atlantic States
Janke
Dakotas
New Adverts Today Highlight Trusted Local Advertisers
Public notice style item lists advertisers and categories from a historical newspaper page. Mentions include For Rent, Dog Lost, Safe Wanted, Houses For Rent, Keys Lost, and various firm names such as Keyser & Co and Markell & Tran. The snippet notes a commitment to reliable advertisers and reader confidence.
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Tims
Tne News
Buppington
B. Andera
Shamuel Wertheimer
Keyser & Co
Markell & Tran
Personal notes from Baltimore and nearby visits
Local society items report Richard Potts spent Saturday in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Rosenour visited relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Frank C Keefer of Washington met Walter Rice in Frederick. George H Railing and Mrs from this city visited Middletown. Chas Markell and Mrs from Ballycore were guests of daughter Eloise Young in Higslo? Williams. Elloise Williams has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs Williams near Baltimore. Nellie Goldsborough returned home after an extended Baltimore visit. Howard Norris and Miss Hallin Buter attended a sacred concert by Bousa's band in Washington yesterday. Vongeider of Baltimore, guest of Samuel Wineberg on North Market Street, returned home today.
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Richard Potts
Baltimore
Mesars
G. Rosenour
Washington
Frank C. Keefer
Walter Rice
Frederick
Mire
George H. Railing
Middletown
Chas. Markell
Ballycore
Jos. D. Baker
Eloise Young
Slater
Dr. Williams
Nennie Goldsborough
Howard L. Norris
Misa Hallin
Buter
Bousa
Washington Yraterday
Vongeider
Samuel Wineberg
North Market Street
Regular meeting of Young Men's Republican Club
Brief items note a weekly Republican meeting at headquarters tomorrow at the usual hour. Also Miss Dieh's Reading Club meets tonight at Professor Th ton's Court Square residence. Eclipse view blocked by clouds last night. Potomac and canal ice breaks yield bass catches weighing one to six pounds near Seneca. Mr John Florence begins framing a house at Emmitsburg west end. Officers elected for St Marys Catholic Benevolent Association Mt St Marys. list includes Chaplain Rev J B Manley President A V Keepers Vice President Hepp Treasurer J B Rosen, Secretary Paul J Corry, Assistant Secretary Joseph Martin, Sergeant at Arms, and a Board of Directors with several named members. Frederick.
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Miss Dieh
Reading Club
Professor Thton
Court Square
Potomac River
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Seneca
Montgomery County
John Florence
Emmitsbarz
St. Mary's Catholic Benevolent Association
Associnilin
Mt. St Mary's
This County
J. B. Manley
A.V. Keepers
Sir Hepp
J.B. Rosen
Paul J. Corry
Assia
Rary
Eph Martin
Sergeantfelt Shi
Board of Direc
Sebold
John A- Peddicor
Taylor
Topper
James Ate
Short
George
L Topper
Sousa in Frederick Impresses City Audiences with Band
John Pantoporsa's band drew a large Frederick crowd from across the county to City Opera House on Saturday night. Sousa praised the audience as refined and fully appreciative, promising to return. The 33 musicians, led by Sousa, performed a varied program including Libery Bell, High School Cadets, Norwegian Rhapsody, Chopin, and an Arditi Enchantress Valse. A soprano solo by Miss Marie Barnard and a Moren trombone showcase delighted attendees.
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John Pantoporsa
Frederick
Frederick Music Levere
A. Gregg Muler
Sousa
Ciy Opera Houze
Unionville
Bit. Airy
Musts
Mr Sousa
Mont Cacus
Las- Ben
Washington Post
Mr. Sousa
Svendsen
Hangel
Greves
Humperdink
Svendaen
Marie Barnard
Arditi
Barnard
Nile Green
Ben Bolt
Trilby
Chopin
Celedon
Curtle Dake
Sowea
Law's Grief and County Cases Highlight Local Court Spots
The assailant case of Daniel Green against Benjamin Green heard by Police Justice Eckstein led to bail posted at 100. Daniel released. Robert Emory and Wm Stottlemyer faced a similar charge but were released for lack of evidence. Circuit Court opened with Judges Lynch Mosberry Henderson. Henry Etchison vs Obenderfer heard. Henry Lee fined for disorderly conduct. G A R department head Horner left for Baltimore with a formal staff list and remarks. Local updates cover sick list including Thomas Molesworth, Robert Ramzburg recovering, Mrs Tyson traveling to Baltimore, and James C Mackery recovering from influenza.
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Daniel Green
Benjamin Green
Eckstein
Hauvers
Justice Fox
Suotice Eckstein
Dantel Green
Robert Emory
Wm. Stottlemyer
Asuver
Hekstein
Ther Circuit Court
Soret Egurne
Lynch
Mosberry
Henderson
Henry N. Etchison
F. W. Obenderfer
Henry Lee
Advertised Letters at Frederick City P O March 9 1885
A list of letters remaining in the Frederick City post office as of March 9 1885. Recipients must call for and claim within two weeks to avoid being sent to the dead letter office. Grimxeer's List includes J Thomas Butcher W F Divail Elijah Todd. Lapins List includes Mire George Lee Mrs Elizabeth Povie.
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Frederick City
Fa Nrcay
Grimxeer
J. Thomas Butcher
W.F. Divail
Eljjah Todd
Lapins
Mire
George Lee
Eiizateih Povie
Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae Meeting Notice
The Alumna Association of Frederick Female Seminary will hold a regular monthly meeting at Miss Grace D Ely’s home on Sound Market Street this evening. The meeting is a postponed one from last week. California reports a soap shortage and Congressmen face sharp criticism in remarks. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a health remedy in local notices.
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Frederick
Fire destroys Esish Baker cigar store and factory
Fire gutted the Esish and Baker cigar store and factory on North Market Street between midnight and dawn. About 2000 dollars in stock and furniture burned, fully insured. building damage around 500 dollars, also insured. Fire started beneath the counter, possibly from a lighted cigar stub. no alarm sounded. Passersby aided by removing stock, while neighbors alerted by smoke and flames.
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Mesers
Esish & Baker
Mr. Crouse
Independent Hose Co
Chas Whiteberg Wales Caste
David Mercer
Wibeberg
Deville Brish
Etuvete
Jemathort
Afr. Brish
F. Granville Thomas
CO. A. Castle
Mesart
Briah
Baker
Death of Captain Warner G. Welch described as gallant Confederate soldier
The obituary honors Captain Warner G. Welch of the Confederate Army, detailing his birth near Poplar Springs Howard County and service with Col. Gilmor. He later farmed near Liberty, engaged in politics, and served as a government Inspector. Survived by wife Miss Knox and four children, with brothers Milton and Luther Welch. Funeral attendance noted by Confederate Veterans groups and Catholic Benevolent Legion.
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Wells
Warner G. Welch
Harry Gilmore
Gilmora
Welsh
Luther Welsh
Poplar Springs
Howard County
Liberty
Knox
James Knox
Baltimore City
Milton Welsh
Kansas City
Luther Welch
Alexander Young Camp of
Confederate Veterans
F. Thomas
Frederick
Father McElroy
Catolic Benevolent Legion
Captain Welsh
Col
L. Victor Baughman
Spencer C. Jones
Adolphus Fearhake
Frederick County
Edward ©. McSherry
J. We. Downey
Albert Jones
Mount Airy
Moorefield
Flist
Maryland
Gilmor
Fim
Aspisin Welsh
Baughman
Lloyd Dorsey
Annapolis
Camp Chase
Ohio
Webb
McNeal
Unclear Message From A Fragmented Text
The text appears as a jumbled fragment offering instructions about bowing meals and something about a horse and bleaching. It lacks coherent events, names, places, or verifiable facts suitable for a news card summary.
Bereaved families honor deceased in local church services
Obituaries recount the death of Mrs Mary Stonebraker and other residents in Washington County. Services were held at United Brethren and Lutheran churches with ministers Reverend Marvin and Reverend Bard delivering prayers. The report notes interments in local cemeteries, mourners, and the ages of the deceased, including infant Leo Lowman and others.
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Alster
United Brethren Church
W. & Marvin
Mary
J. Ed. Bard
Lutheraghurch
Death from hydrophobia in Liberty County man dies at home
Thomas Brown an industrious Black man from Liberty County died after a prolonged hydrophobic illness. He was bitten weeks earlier by a small dog, developed fear of water and convulsions, endured violent fits, was treated with morphine, and died Friday afternoon. He carried a small life insurance policy with British Mutual Aid Society.
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Thomas Brown
Liberty
Brown
Mso
Brltimore Mutual Aid Society
Tyson
Runaway Accident Near Crystal Fount
On a Wednesday forenoon Mr David Gelas of Liberty township Pa was driving near Crystal Fount southeast of Emmitsburg. His horse frightened by a water stream crossed the road toppled the buggy, the top and body broke away. Mr Gelas escaped injury after freeing himself. the horse ran toward Emmitsburg where it was caught by Wm Bentzel.
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David Gelas
Liberty Township
Crystal Fount
Emmitsburg
Geiss
Harge
Tha Point
Emmitsbare
Wm. Bentzel
Local shopping notices and spring dress items announced
Local ads announce Keyear and Company Bicycles selling and exchanging gear at No 11 South Market with coal orders via W F Chilton. Widespread spring fashion items include swivel sizes dresses waists, duck cuttings, perca les and serpentine stripes, plus a large wrap department for stylish spring wear.
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Keyear and Company
South Market Artest
D. H. Bes
Market Street
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Opera House
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Miia Barnard
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Department of Maryland
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South Holiday Street
L. M. Zimmerman
Reynold’s
John W. Worth
Dushsne
Deziela
Kelly
Wilson
Clinton
Birch
Custer
James Littlewood
Washington, D.C
M. Rittenhouse
Philadelphia
Department of Pennsylvania
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Robert M. Ramzburg
West Patrick Street
Eset Patrick Street
J. Edward Tyson
James C. Mackery
Thurmont
California
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Hood
L. ¥. Baarbman
Spencer GC
Jones
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Philpot
Copeland Page
Lamar
Welshins
Chan N. Hargett
Willhide
Mary Ann Minerys
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Abe
Servie Rolling OO
Ceresvilez Roller
Ceresville
Bob Shiner
Stesetracer
Phasaet Valley
Walbington Covely
George B Stonebraker
Lex Rachel Lee
Filnt Hut
Koeedyavilie
Washington County
Leo Lowman
James OH
Ida M. Anderson
Eheedgeville Cemetery
BR Carnaban
W. F. Chilton
Markell
Trail
D. H. Best
Wollinin & Rem
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Mesum & Keene
John Hendrickson
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F. V. Staub
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Fr. V. 8Tach
N. Market
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Pet Brothers
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Doll Brothers
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John A. Kennedy
Tallor
Rodook
Broece & Neidig
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A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soxe Funeral Directors
James
Waleer
Tabditt
Jas. E.waser & Co
Allen Rohrback
Auten Boursacs
Reet Door City Hotel
B. H. Blackston
BissieeNy
B. H. Buacastor
Ar N. Market
TS Prac
Frederick Ball
Leghorpa
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