Moonnsxes and Aleries in City Carpet House Ad
The notice outlines carpet stock and sales at El Cline & Co makers of Hag and Jcte carpets at 13 North Market Frederick Md with factory at 2,59S N Market St. Includes a dramatic estate settlement tale by Sy Gumnity reflecting life insurance and widow’s rights, plus sale ads and livestock real estate auctions across Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Carpet House
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Market St
Sy Gumnity
Sale Register
Bucklystown pike
Frederck
John H. Brown
Harvey K Leaseaud
Urbina
Barnesvil
al prey M
le person- Simmons
Luther restersville
J. Columbus O
Pamsville
J. Hood
Capric TS
IMs
Carroll Creek
Linus
Calvin enn
ick
sonal property
EE. Willan
ready
Harver BR
agar Brook livestock
J. Wm
Walter Saunders
amon farm
Beriin road
Peville
tive
John Roekey
Park Mills
Horace T. Peters
L. M. Bready
Frederick
Wilson N. Marz
C. i
nis
Plane No
Otho Fleming
KG. Molesworth
New London
Weverton
Harvey ELSE
Woolsboro
Charles Slagle
Weather Bulletin for DC and Mid-Atlantic Region
The latest forecast notes light to moderate rain and southerly winds across the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware and Virginia. Signals and cautions related to weather communications are reported from Corpus and Grand Haven with advisory details on signal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Corpus
Miteace See 2
Grand Haven
Arm Breaks as Wagon Passes Over Worker Near Woodbine
Charles P. Turnbull employed by James M. Rice on Air. 3 R. Brown's farm at Monrovia slipped from a wagon loaded with furniture. The wagon passed over his chest and left arm near the shoulder, resulting in a broken arm. Dr. Downey set the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Turnbull
James MM. Rice
Air
R. Brown
Monrovi
James M. Rice
Woodbine
R. R
Dr. Downey
Social notes from Yellow Springs and area
Miss Jessie Riggs of Walkersville hosts visitors including Spencer Zimmerman of Lewistown and Bettie Zimmerman on Sunday the 9th at T. E. Fox residence. Elmer Feaga and Mae guests of Thomas E. Fox on the 6th. Marietta Whitmore of Frederica and a list of local residents spent a pleasant Sunday the 8th with Annie Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Jessie Riggs
Walkersville
Spencer Zimmerman
Lewistown
Bettie
Charles Martz
Harriet Martz
Pleasant Hill
Alice Moore
Rocky Springs
Samuel Martz
Charlesville
James Mulligan
Harmony Grove
Annie Whitmore
Congress and Maryland Assembly Work in Session
A brief summary notes actions in the United States Senate and House with debates on bank notes and railroad laws, plus Maryland Senate and House activity on tax, charter, and railroad bills. It references the Second Entertainment by Purity Lodge and local notes on residents, cottages, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Daniel
Callin
Chandler
House
Carroll
Harford
Garrett
Baltmore
Baltimore city
South Baltimore and Curtis ay
Senate
Western Maryland Tidewater Railroad Company
B. and O
Washington and Cumberland Railroad Company
House of Delegates
Charles county
Port Tobacco
La Platta
Caroline county
Denton
Cecil county
Baltimore county
Fourth of July parade plans discussed by United Fire Company
The special meeting last evening approved parade business for July 4. Invitations were extended to Shepherd Fire Company Washington VA Veterans Washington Association Lancaster Pa Guardian Hose Mechanicstown. Martinsburg fire department sent a letter. Laurels York Pa cannot attend due to picnic but will send a committee. Committee aims for a creditable affair with home and visiting companies and asks citizen support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
Shepherd Fire Company
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Veterans
Washington
Washington Association
Lancaster
Guardian Hose Company
Mechanicstown
Martinsburg
The
Laurels
York
Choir Leader Fleder Heads New York to St Augustine Trip
Henry M. Fleder of Standard Oil fame sails from New York by Pennsylvania Railroad to St Augustine Florida with a renowned 26,000 member Presbyterian choir led by Rev Dr John H. K Paxton. They will stay at the Ponce de Leon Hotel and dedicate the $200,6069 Preeman Church on Friday with Dr Paxton preaching. They begin homeward next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Fleder
Standard Oil fame
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Augustine
Flag
Paxton
Fire Hits Cincinnati Clothing House Stern Mayer Co
A large fire consumed the clothing house Stern Mayer Co at Third and Vine in Cincinnati early yesterday. Losses endangered stocks and guests at the scene showed great excitement. The firm has operated for about thirty years and includes B Stern Louis Mayer Jacob Scheurer Alexander Offmer and Theodore Mayer. It succeeded Kuhn Netter Co, whose senior member died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern, Mayer & Co
Third and Vine streels
Cincinnati
B. Stern
Louis Mayer
Jacob Scheurer
Alexander Offmer
Theodore Mayer
Kuhn
Remarkable Rescue Promises Cure for Consumption
Mrs M ichag suffers from a lung illness described as consumption after a month with a family doctor. a druggist recommends Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. After ten bottles she improves from the first dose and is now well. Available at Jos B Garret s Drug Store in large bottles 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michag
Curtain
Plainfield
King
bouieg
ieee
Jos. B. Garret’s
Real Estate Transfers Among Local Owners
Otho J Gaver to Cora F Zimmer man 73 acres for 1800 dollars. Geo W Creager and wife to Geo W Fox 9074100 square perches. James A Rowe to M F Rowe 60 acres valued at 3 dollars per acre. James H McBride and wife to Benis M Sowers 1 acre 2 roads and 21 perches for 1805 dollars. B T Nicodemus and wife to John J Bostain 11 acres 38 square perches for 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho J. Gaver
Cora F. Ms. Zimmerman
Geo. W. Creager
Geo. W. Fox
James A. Rowe
M. F. Rowe
Jas. H. McBride
Benis M. Sowers
B.T. Nicodemus
John J. Bostain
Baltimore Markets March 12 Cotton Flour and more
Baltimore market report notes cotton firm with middling at 1182112, flour prices and brands listed, wheat steady with Western and Southern premiums, pork and lard values, butter strong for top brands, coffee and sugar firm, petroleum steady, copper and whiskey prices, freight rates to Liverpool, sales totals for wheat and corn. Bond and stock quotes from Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Central, and Consolidated Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Howard street
western sue
City
Rio
Adas St
Pennsylvania
iGalScreamers
Rio cargoes
Liverpool
Nashel
Cork
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Central
consolidated gas
Chicago Markets March 12 grain and meat quotes
Market briefs show Wheat March 778, May 782, June up 7 percent, July 76. Corn March 28, May 298, June 203, July 302. Quats March 202, May 212, June 202, July 20 percent. Pork March 9.97, May 10.15, June 1020, July 10.25. Lard March 6.023, May .15, June 6.101, July 6.15. Short ribs March 4.95, May 4.974, Jane 5.0240uly 5.074.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
marek
Jane
Washington A M E Conference Opens at Asbury Church
The twenty seventh annual Washington Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Asbury Church with nearly a hundred delegates arriving for sessions likely to run through Monday. Bishop Randolph Foster presided with Rev A J Gill delivering an opening sermon and communion observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Methodit Episcopal Church
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
friends of the church
CE. Trail
Al 'T. Nice
L.J. Valentine
Frederick Church
Randulph $. Foster
A. J. GH
Methodist Episcops
East Church street
Aebury church
B. Brown
Jackson Street Methodist Episcopal church
Lychburg
Foster
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginian
West Virginia
Xid
Southern Education Society
IC. Hartzell
J. Wagner
D.D
R. A. Spencer
A.J. Kynett
Centennial church
Baltimore
J. W. Palmer
Newark
Alexandria
Staunton
Wheeling
L. J. Valentine
Asbury
Quelec
Randolph
A. J. Gill
Mt. EL church
Gill
hop Foster
troy
E. W. S. Peck
John Holmes
E. W S. Peck
C.G. Rey
J. A. Holland
W. H. Brooks
Isabel Hatt
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Miss Hart
J. WN. Davis
C. S. Smith
Opening of U B Conference session at Whisby Church
The United Brethren Marys a Conference opens at Uk eeburel on East Third Street Whisby with about twenty five ministers and an equal number of lay delegates presided by Bishops Weaver and Dixon. The opening sermon by Rev Houdabush, attendance list includes many circuits and churches, and the Young People’s Society of 62 members is noted as a growth indicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryssa
United Brethren church
Ukeeburel
East Third street
Whisby
Sands
John J. Weaver
j Dayton
Obie
Dixon
Chambersburg
J. Houdabush
Mechanicstown
L. E. Mullinixs
Virginia
Lingerstown
Boonsboro
Frederick
Keedyville
Myersville
Wilamsport
Lonaconing
Westernport
Mlegany
Bishop Weaver
Dayton
L. E. Mullinix
Hey. ML. Masillis
H. C. Hull
North Market
Market street
C. T. Stern
Baltimore
W. H. Snell
Chewsville
Marcellus Smith
Westernmport
Daniel Hendrickson
E. 7th street
E.G. Spessard
Henry Ruprecht
Third street
J. Hill
O. W. Binkard
J. J
R. Bovey
Keedlysville
Feaga
Church street
the
York
Milton Wright
D. DD
Young People’s Society
Geo. W. Karicofe
Women’s Home and Missionary Society Discuss Mexico Work
A meeting of the Women’s Home and Missionary Society featured a study of mission work in Mexico. Members read and discussed, with music by the Children’s Mission Band and the society choir, drawing a large attendance and evident interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. iH
Mexico
Montgomery's New Court House Plans Approved
The Montgomery county Court House commission met in Rockville to examine plans and set work to begin April first. The project budget is $50,000 with Baltimore architect F. FP. Davis selected for the design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery's New Court House
C.J. Maddox
James A. Boyd
Jen Farquhar
Hays
J. A. Bozley
Montgomery county Court House
Rockville
F. FP. Davis
Baltimore
Neighbours Club meets at C A Smith home
The Neighbours Social Club held an evening gathering at C A Smith's residence with an entertaining program. The next meeting is planned for March 26 at Dr A S Hunichen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smith
A. S. Hunichen
Marriage Licenses for Mt. Pleasant and Woodsboro couples
Millard F. Stultz of Mt. Pleasant district marries Maggie B. Kemp of New Market district. Geo. W. Barker of Mt. Pleasant weds Mary S. Fogle of Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Stultz
Mt. Pleasant
Maggie B. Kemp
New Market
Geo. W. Barker
Mary 8. Fogle
Woodsboro
A Vigorous Appeal for Frederick Reimbursement
The Baltimore American lauds General Felix Agnus for supporting Frederick’s war claim before the Senate committee. It urges reimbursement of 200,006 for Confederate damages to Frederick, arguing national loyalty and protection of citizens justify government payment and that patriotism requires state protection during war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Felix Agnus
clain
Senate committee
Tholtmore American
General Agnus
Frederick City
Washington
Early
United States
Lee
Maryland
STAAs
oval
Marylaint
Reverdy Johnson
Bradford
Geneva
Third reading and bills planned in Maryland Senate tonight
State Affairs notes a third reading of elections and high license bills in the Maryland Senate tonight with the canal bill set as special order for 10 o clock Thursday. The Spring Grove Asylum bill from the House is laid over for today amid reform discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Senate
Spring Grove Asylum
House
Senate
Gundry
Baltimore
Annapolight
Davidson
Patapsco
Burchins
Kent county
Philbin
Baltimore c
Jackson
Special Meeting of the M. C. A
A special meeting of the M. C. A will be held at their rooms on Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock. Important business will be transacted and every member is invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ference
J. CL Hartrell
J. D
ding
Freedman's Aid Society of Cipciish
WL Palmer
Newark, No
DON
Exchange Branch Closure Shocks Frederick Officials
It did not pay to keep the Frederick branch of the New York Public Grain and Stock Exchange open. Mr W W Underwood of the New York Public Grain and Stock Exchange visited Frederick yesterday and permanently closed the local branch after determining the business could not justify continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Underwood
New York Public Grain and Stock Exchange
Frederick
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JAS. E. WALKER & CO
K. JASE, WALKER & CO
JAS. ES WALKER & D
T. DeWitt Talmage
Gfe
Brooklyn
meac
Plessant
Frederick County
W.H. PLUMMER
Aema Life Insurance Co
Central Hotel
ALeries
EL CLINE & CO
L. HARTLOCK
WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO
West Patrick street
HaxIBuRgs
HAMBURG
E. J. ELDRIDG
EB. J. ELDENIDG
E. J. ELDRIDGE
M. J. Straus & Sons
MANTEIL MANTFAC
raw Lyne
RTE
N. AGWARD STREET
Farette
Fayette
N. HOWARD STREET
BALTIMORE, MD
THE NEWS
CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE
Rocky Sprite
Robert Wickam
ty of
Montevue
Purity Lodge
East Church
Market streets
Marian Koil
Joseph Hoffman
Ora Schmidt
L. Cele
W. Dyer
E. C. Shepherd
Clarence
Helen Multisolo
W. C. Birely
Ott
Annie Lipp Perry
J. J. Bieffel
Celia Stull
M Lula Gilbert
Geo. Ed. Smith
Louise
Chas. Orrison
Robert Tyler
Ed. Biser
Clare Smith
John Corre
Correll
d. Cannon
David Mainhart
E. C. B. Castle
T. B. Tyler
J. W. Bieser
Lir
Loriz
L. Twenty’s
David Main
Salvation Amy
Philip Burger
Pittsburg
Hood
Washington A
Asbury Church
United Brethren
U. B
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