News of the State Highlights and Local Incidents
A burned house near Hescock in Washington county. political races in progress in the county. Port De Post officials elect Samuel C. Rowland president. Efforts to veto Potomac bridge funds at Williamsport. Mrs. Theodore Slaughter dies of apoplexy milking cows near Wye Mills Talbot county. Commander Naoki Mitsoka visits Annapolis Naval Academy. District Lodge No. 3 IOOF meets in Ellicott City. Richard Briscoe recaptured after jail break and theft in Washington. taken to Charles county by Sheriff Albright. Well-digger Christian Richards injured near Columbia from falling rock. Court house bid awarded to Siemmons & Lankford for 17 953 at Denton. George N. Bennett farm barn and stables burned near Chesapeake Ott. possible death of a colored boy. Governor Brown declines sheriff appointments in Queen Anne's county and seeks alternatives. Moss-Bannon Democrats of Anne Arundel outline demands to State central committee. Annie Skin and John Nealson wed at Cumberland. groom en route to correctional facility after eighteen months. Governor Marvel of Delaware gravely ill but not in immediate danger. Republicans anxious over state politics. Rev Fr O Rourke to lecture at the Catholic Club Thursday at 8. Solar System lecture noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Filler
Washington County
Hescock
Ancamp
Port Depost
Samuel C. Rowland
Potomac
Williemsport
Theodore Slaughter
Wye Mills
Talbot County
Naoki Mitsoka
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ood Templars
Ellicott City
Richard Briscoe
Washington
Charles County
Albrmain
Christian Richards
Brown
Mr. Seward
Mr. Rhodes
Queen Anne's County
Bst
Moss-Bannon Democrats
Amearundel
Lickstille Carrier Tops Catch With 17 Pound Carp
Mr William H Roberson, the new mail carrier at Eins, caught a dip net carp weighing 17 pounds 7 ounces. The catch highlights his debut route and adds local interest to the postal service arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Roberson
Eins
Remedy in Figs Promises Comfort and Purity
Knowledge Brings comfort and improvement and heads all gos enjoyment when mighty The many who live bet wa tian see and ae life more with expenditure more promptly the world's best products sical being will attest the talus to belek et the pure liquid principles embraced in the Remedy Scrap of Figs It is excellence due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasing act to the teste the refreshing and truly fal properties of a perfect laxative effectually cleansing the system Gaspeuung ouids headaches and fevers mine permanently curing constipation The given satisfaction to snillions and wet with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kidneys Liver and Bowels without weak gmnx Shemard it is perfectly free from prexy directionable substance syrup of figs is for sale by all druggin in 4 coat bottles but it is many mewn Sy th. Coforia Fig Syrup Ga only whose name is printed on every passage you will not g eeept any substitute if offered
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Belek
Gaspeuung
Coforia
Enock Louis Lowe A Maryland Governor and His Era
Enock Louis Lowe born August 10 1830 began in exection and politics in Maryland. He served in the state legislature, led Democratic campaigns, and was a prominent speaker. He declined a China appointment, traveled south during the Civil War, returned to practice law, and died August 28 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryints Earis
Taz
Enoch Louis Lowe
Joan's College
Frederica
Maryland
Ulanguwe'e College
Liduts
Ireland
Catholi College
Langhoret
Laccsacire
Engiecd
Democratic Party
Eurerair
Mineter
China
Buchanan
Breckenridge
Lane
Frederick
Augnats
Milledgeville
Georgia
Lake Roland
Brooklyn
Morgan & Lowe
Erie Railroad Company
Jim Fiske
Lowe
Esther Winder Polk
Col
James and
Annie Maris Stuart Polk
Princess Anne
Somerset County
Colonel Polk
William Polk
Maryland Court of Appeals
James K. Polk
Tennessee
Alexander Stuart
Delaware
Adelaide Vincendier
E. Austin Jenkins
Baltimore
Anna Mera Lowe
Snow
Enoch Gonls
Annapolis
Paul Emil Lowe
West
Palmer House
Chicago
Vivian Lowe
New York
Victoire Vincendier Lowe
Enoch Loais Lowe
California
Alexander Stuart Lowe
Esther Winder Lowe
Pingle
Mary Gorter Jenkins
Francis Ds Sales Jenkins
James Polk Lowe
Madame Pulaty
Raive
Lows
Vincendifer
Cuas Keld
Belles Lettres Society Debates Reward Versus Punishment
205 Belles Lettres Literary Society of Male High School met on Wadnocaday March 6. President R B Wood led roll and minutes, with readings by Kieffer Toms and K F S Moberly, and a debate that favored the affirmative on the motion that reward is greater than punishment. Judges Burges and Charles Dean presided. adjournment set for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Society
Balles Lettres Literary Society
Wadnocaday
R. B. Wood
G. L. Twenty
Kieffer Toms
K. F
Moberly
George K. Twenty, Jr
Messrs
Marion Miller
Bernard Thomas
J. L. Young
HB. Carty
Burges
Charles Dean
Social World S S Class Entertained
Miss Naraie Maniz of South Market street hosted her Sunday school class from the Reformed church at her home. The event featured singing by Miss Lucy Eisenhauer and a recitation by Miss Satie Eisenkauer. Attendees included Miss Eisenbaur Tina Wachter Maggie Sahm and Messrs Glen Murphy Mitton Bogle Allen and Albert Lampe Harry Hotz and Frank Feete. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Naraie Maniz
South Market Street
the Reformed Church
Lucy Eisenhauer
Satie Eisenkauer
Eisenbaur
Tina Wachter
Maggie Sahm
Glen Murphy
Mitton Bogle
Allen
Albert Lampe
Harry Hotz
Frank Feete
Old Fashion Gal Meeting Sparks Social Night
County correspondence notes a March gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Brown marking an old fashioned gal lading party with needlework, dining, and lively talk. Attendees include the Gaither and Wear families among others in Creagerstown and Woodsboro areas.
Little Giants Defeat Lemon Blossoms 18 to 17 in Close Baseball Game
A correspondent reports a thrilling baseball clash Saturday between Point of Howke’s Little Giants and Doubs’ Lemon Blossoms. The Little Giants won by a narrow margin 18 to 17 amid tight play and standout performances by listed players from both teams.
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Saurday
Little Giants
Point of Howke
Lemon Blossoms
Doubs
Bard
Carpe
Point of Rocks
Benjamin Fisher
D. Oden
Ar Fisher
T B
Mants Nichols
Ry Ayers
George Anderson
Byron Sizsfoose
Thomas Usnon
C. E. Compher
Donob
Harry Myers
Roger Myera
Jeseph Carey
George Helms
Beverly Myers
Jacob Carey
Daniel Powell
Dodridge Hickman
A. B
Cisude Smith
S. A
Intenes
Giaba
Deeds of Heroism at the Merrimac Battle
An account of the battle between the ironclad Merrimac and Union ships off Hampton Roads. The Cumberland was sunk after reinforcements failed to halt the ram, Congress grounded and Captain J P Smith was killed, while Minnesota and other ships suffered damage. The Merrimac remained armed with eight guns as darkness fell.
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Hampton Roads
Enion
Tha Channel
Congress
Cumberland
Mouke
Minnesota
Mr. Lawrence
Tie Coogresa
Conderland
Slongzade
Merrimac
J. P. Smith
Alinesota
St Lawrence
Roanoke
How to Become a Prima Doums in Frank Leslie’s
The April issue of Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly features W de Wagstaffe’s article on becoming a prima donna based on talks with four top sopranos Emma mea Lillisa Nordica Zeke de Lussan and Jeasie Bartlette Davis. It also highlights biographies on Count Yamaga Welsh eisteddfod notes journeys in Japan and other literary items with illustrations by W H Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leslie
Popular
W. de Wagstaffe
Mmes
Emma Mea
Lillisa Nordica
Zeke de Lussan
Jeasie Bartlette Davis
Count Yamaga
von Moltke
Frank Leslis
Teiichi Yamagata
Howard Pacl
Henry Tyrrell
Japan
George Donaldson
New York Newsboys
Espen Mathew
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Government Food Report
POYAL
Wall Street
the Daily News
News OF the State
Annie Skin
John Nealson
Beause of Correction
Joshua H. Marvel
Daelaware
Fr. O'Rourke
Etholic Club
Hartley
Wm Murden
Thiet
Athasy
BK. Y
Balis
Seitaou
Thorday
Arca
Susen A. Foge
Misa Mamie Shaw
Yhe Lutheran Missionary Society
Mior Giver
Irving Blaer
Als
Christisan
Vhs Lutheran Church
Leaier
Mire
Loto Bartug
Ross
Bruce Biddinger
Vely
Steelton
Charles
Ida Biddinger
Woodsboro
Atykezsville
Jan
Reare Brown Setardes
Axliful
Wieldeca
Louis Harper
J. E. Galther
Jas. Garther
Wa. D Belby
Jas. R. Wear
J. E. Brandenberg
Joseph Brown
Alyira Selby
Suime
McDonald
Creagerstown
Bir
John M. Ahslt
Middletown
Ogis
Lickeville
George W. Ogie
Reno
W. W. Wailer
Charles H. Byler
J. F. Grinder
J. W. Robinson
J. F. Lay
B. E. Robinson
Emmitsburg Council
Stony Branch
American Eagle Council
Jr.g.u. A. M
J. Grinder
Y. P.8.c. EB
Edna Hall
John L. Tabler
Hyattstown
Tamu
Gabe
Helen HR
Snalsera
Levine Bret
Eczema
Laine
Elthi
Cuticura
Core
Kia Fae
Beaty
Cortera
Strike Bargales
Cary Ta
Carty
Childrens‘s
Eiu Xiand
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore, MD
Foster
Brows Cramicai Co
Eres
Atl Droge
A. l L. Pearre
GEO. A. Gilbert's
North Marker
Prederick, Hd
Arother
Triumph
Ala
Catherine Miller
Tus
Philip Lembright
Brana
West Patrick Street
J. AL Llamsos
Frederick, Ma
King
Albert L Nce
Isha
Toe News
Det
Hall, Headington & CO
Fayette
Ste
Revivo
Sen
Mpai
Goyal Medicine CG
River St
Schley Bros. Druggists
Prederick
Brest
Baewetran
Montgomery
Aim
Beaks Esetest Orig
Bryer Price
Battie
Ell Droupgisss
Maded Roe
CO. Aman
Egzerma
Fromeerly
Atlanta, Ga
Avery
Susquehanna
N. J. Wilson & Son
Kohler
Xomler
Eat Gowan Stree
Satymven
Best Makers
Grand Rapids Gooda Prevan
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
Fahrney
Adayold
Bahrney
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