New Adverts Today Show First Appearance in The News
Public Sale notices from A B M Adams and others appear in this issue listing spring goods fans and amusements. Advertisers include John Hendrickson Pat Rooney D H Best and W T Delaplaine Co with notices for Crocheting supplies dwelling rent and big goods.
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A. BM. Adams
Spring Goods
Ohn Hendrickson
Pat Rooney
Fanera
A. T. Rice & Sons
W. T. Delaplaine & Co
D. H. Best
Rentardt & Keefe
Conference Papers Distributed by Ministers at 10 Cents
Ministers offer Tes News copies from the conference for 10 cents each mailed to homes with no extra postage. Includes issues for each day of the conference.
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Tes
Advertising copy deadlines for The WarRevenue News
Advertisers are urged to submit copy by 5 pm each Wednesday for prompt insertion and good location. Changes to advertisements must be sent by noon on the same Wednesday.
Brief Bees: Local items and notes from town life
A collage of short items on local interests and general notes. Topics include violets as boutonnieres, rising market costs for housekeepers, upcoming All Fools Day, telegraph poles loaded at Gapland, marriage license lull, and banal anecdotes about town scenes, weather, a 1894 almanac, and local projects from Gapland to Annapolis.
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Gapland
Jordan
Tss
Philadelphia Public Ledgers
Annapolis
St. Mary’s
State House
Ark Or Cove
Orst
Biue Ridge
Harper’s Ferre
United Reel
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Prohibition Committee Debates at Maryland Conference Session
The M. E. Conference reports vigorous debate on prohibition measures and new examination methods. Votes cover meeting dates representation and delegate numbers while trustees report on Kelso Home and temperance aims. Speakers discuss education for colored students and legislative actions on church state relations.
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Committee On Prohibition
Committee
W. W. Davis
E. L. Watson
W. L. McDowell
J. B. Stitt
Louisa Clark
J. F. Goucher
C. H. Richardson
L. T. Townsend
L. T. Widerman
Jno
B. van Meter
W. R. Strickler
C. E. Young
J. A. Price
F. B. Havener
T. M. West
France
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Kelso
Baltimore
Ble. Clarkson
W. G. Herbert
J. F. Goucie
Lucien Clark
W. H. Shelly
Dr. Conner
East Baltimore
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Frederick
Washington
Equor Traffic Committee
Allicense
Afaryland
Lanahan
Rev
O. E. Eldridge
J. M. Davis
G. B. Stitt
W.T. D. Clemm
Prohibition Party
W. G. Capard
Wright
Beaton School of Correspondence
Frederick assigns new minister in church rotation
The conference discussed ongoing work and the church took up the task. Rev A M Courteney and Rev Frank Chadda spoke on missions while committee and ministerial appointments were read. Rev B L Waten was named successor to Rev A J Gel at Frederick, moving to North Avenue church in Baltimore.
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W. L. MicDowell
A. 31 Courtenay
Pittsburg
Psaks
Epworth League
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church Trustees
Rallreeds, Press
Postonce
Myers
Seaton
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City Missionary and Church Extension Society
W. W. Davis
Beltimore
Board of Stewards
Hagerstown
D. Hamilton West
A. M. Courteney
Frank Chadda
Baltimore
B. L. Waten
M. EB. Chereh
Lutherville
Baltimore County
A. J. Gel
North Avenue Church
Deaths and obituaries from Frederick and vicinity
The article records multiple notices: Francis P. Fease dies at 57 from pneumonitis after grip. funeral Thursday at 1 0 3 in St. Joan's Catholic church. Henry Wills, 84, dies at Belleville farm. son-in-law Samuel Johnston hosts, military service noted. Frank Rideout, 14 months, dies of croup. burial at Mt Pleasant Methodist cemetery. Daisy E. Barnes, colored, 13, dies of consumption. funeral at 3 PM with Greenmount interment.
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East Second Street
Pneumonis
Decessed
Tehsan
Frederick
Ume
Batis
Court House
St. Joan's Catholic Church
CathtHe
Berry Wills
Benry Wills
damtton-Bellevue
Hagerstown
Samuel Johnston
Emmitsburg
Sfiss Dougherty
Maryland Volunteer Cavalry
Joseph
Leesburg
Frank Rideout
Frank
John 5. Rideout
Mr. Pleasant
Croup
Mt. Pleasant
F. Schroeder
Daisy E. Barnes
East Sixth Street
Greenmount
Funeral Notices for Stup Zimmmerman Hedges Hedges
The funeral of Joshua Stup of Haltimore aged 36 was held from Feagaville, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church services led by Rev. A Hedges. Pallbearers included Henry Hett and others. interment at Mt. Zion. Ephraim Zimmmerman’s funeral followed at Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church then Mt. Olivet cemetery with pallbearers listed. Catharine M Hedges funeral from Walkersville Reformed Church, large service with many floral tributes. J F Schroeder was undertaker.
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Joshua Stup
Haltimore
Feagaville
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
A. Hedges
Henry Hett
Edward Feaza
Milton Culler
Maurice Rhoderick
Mt. Zion
A. T. Rice & Sone
Charles Seacrist
Alartin Fitch
Harrison Miller
David Barrack
David Hoke
George Cramer
Glade Church
JF. Schroeder
Four Horse Team Runaway Causes Minor Damage on East Patrick Street
A four horse team was frightened on East Patrick street near the railroad and dragged its driver before being halted near the bridge to the fair grounds. A boy aged about seventeen seized the reins, the harness trapped, and the buggy of Dr. E H Kinne was struck before the horses stopped near J E W Hargett’s feed store. The team caused only minor damage.
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Fair Grounds
E. A. Sumner
Eugene Getzenhaoner
West Patrick Street
Patrice Street
E. H. Kinne
J. E. W. Hargett
East Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pleasant Laxative Remedy
The Modern Way commends Syrup of Figs as a delightful liquid laxative to cleanse the system and break up colds headaches and fevers without unpleasant after effects. This notice urges use of the remedy as a pleasant and effective option.
A Lifelong Library Offer From Rand McNally for Frederick
The News announces a limited time chance for Frederick residents to obtain a combined Encyclopedias Gazetteer and Atlas from Rand McNally. The package includes 800 pages 2 160 columns 19 000 subjects and 2 000 engravings with maps. pay ten cents weekly plus a coupon from The News. Tomorrow’s issue will carry the first coupon.
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Tas News
Frederick
Rand, McNally & Co
Chicago
New York
United States
Tee News
Susquehanna Herrings First Of Season Caught
A report notes the first Susquehanna herrings of the season were caught on Saturday. The item lists other brief state news including a mayoral nominee for Hagerstown and a bond issue proposal in Cecil county.
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Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Annspolis
Martin L. Keedy
Hagerstown
North East
Cecil County
James McSherry
Washington, D. C
Union Mills
Carroll County
Maryland Conference United Brethren Church
William Bouldin
Wm. B. Lawrence
Havre de Grace
Hoffman
Wilframewort Church
United Brethren
Methodiat Protestanta
Peter Light
Wim. Lee
State Innacy Commission
Bylvan Retreat Insane Asylum
Allegany County
Rest Estate Transfers in Frederick and Brunswick Areas
Rest estate transfers list several deeds in Maryland. George F. Eamick and Mary V. transfer a Brunswick lot to D W Ogiesbee. Clayton O. Keedy trustee transfers Frederick county lots to Freder ick and Charles Koop for 699. Catherine Flynn to Mary C Gro for land totaling acres, rods and perches at 500. J Henry Groff and wife to Catherine Flynn for 12 acres 3 rods 15 perches valued 3360. Martha Rebecca Powell to Catherine Handy for 2 acres 16 perches at 90. Nathaniel McAfee and David Lewis as attorneys in fact to Rosa McAfee for lots in Frederick county at 36.23. David Lewis and Nathaniel McAfee as attorneys to Rosa McAfee for Frederick county lots at 102. Mary A T Kerrigan to Edward Lefevre for a lot in Emmitsburg at 1000.
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Geo. F. Eamick
Mary V
D. W. Ogiesbee
Brunewick
Clayton O. Keedy
Frederick
Charles Koop
Frederick County
Catherine Flynn
Mary C. Gro
J. Henry Groff
Martha Rebecca Powell
Catherine Handy
Nathaniel McAfee
David Lewis
Rosa McAfee
Nathaniel MicAfee
Fect
Mary A. T. Kerrigan
Edward Lefevre
Emmitsburg
Shams Scarfs and Damasks Offer at Mullinia Kemp
A sale notice highlights cheap stamped and lace pillow shams linen scarfs and table damasks. Bleached pieces sold at 56 cents, previously 65. Carpet department advertises handsome new rugs at tempting city prices.
New Latin Moire-4 Novelty Cloths At 11 Cents
A catalog note touts the latest 11 cent moire-4 novelty cloths with a bold sales pitch urging purchase this season. Also announced is Prof George Ed Smith's new waltz I Greet Thee dedicated to Miss Nannie Marshall Johnson of Frederick praising its charm and potential popularity.
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Geo. Ed. Smith
Nannie Marshall Johnson
Frederick
Fire sale items offered at bargain prices on harness
A notice advertises a fire sale of harness and related gear at 82 East Patrick Street by GC E Houck with bargains on bridles robes whips and more. Also announced is Rice and Bader moving stock of musical instruments to East Patrick Street and a soda fountain opening at Duttow with price cuts on items.
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E. Houck
East Patrick Street
Rice & Bader
South Market Street
B. Resenour & Son
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