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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1895

Page

7

Local Names and Firms Listed in Classified Snippet

A fragment shows numerous names and business references including W. H. Howard, Sam L T Buxton, Moul-linix & Kemp, John Hendrickson, H. F. Shipley, The Buffet Saloon, W. S. Levy, Bree canal C. Kuland, Loan Association, Dress Goods, Keedy and Urner, Reener & Kemp, and Etchison. The text appears as a jumble of individuals and merchants from a historical newspaper page.

W. H. Howard Agne W. L Sam L T. Buxton Kipos Hearty

Local brief notes on farms, lamps, fish, and taxes

A Middletown farmer’s heifer accident near James O Bussard farm is linked to a cow attack. Aluminum may replace platinum in lamp leads. Father Hann plans 100 electric lamps around St John’s altar. Nets report many fish near the old Stone Bridge. Pearl county sees widespread sickness. A C McCardell adds a soda fountain in his store. State Senator Talbott in Baltimore outlines a plans for the party convention in April. Voters in Hagerstown total 2,557. Eggs drop to eight cents a dozen nationwide. Storms and rain forecast for the 12th to 16th. colder weather to the 21st. Williamsport boatmen ship 48 canal boats this season with 150 workers. Hagerstown hodcarriers form a union demanding $2 per day. current rate is 15 cents per hour for nine hours.

Jacob Altman James O. Bussard Middletown Hann St John's Catholic Church Pearl A.C. McCardell Hatteraly W. Talbott Democratic State Central Committee Baltimore Hagerstown Williamsport Chesapeake and Ohio Canal

Purely Personal News From Frederick Area

Mrs. Harry Lambright and daughter return from visiting Mrs. Frank Dimmick in Washington with Mrs. Lambright’s party. Mr. George Lewis, recently in Harrisburg, returns home. Demarest, tied to Spoke Works, moves his family to Wirglats today. Mrs. Mary Seeger, visiting her mother Mrs. Iarah Brast, goes home. Charles Lechner spends a week in New Market. Prof. Wm. D. Manrogs departs for Syracuse to teach vocal culture and military drill. Captain Householder, B and O conductor, spends four weeks in Baltimore. Geo. Fisher in Offlagdia place. Goaries P. Cramer returns to Frederick from Tilla Gnio. Miss Susie Biser returns from Washington.

Harry Lambright Frank Dimmick Washington B. c George Lewis Harrisburg Demarest Mary Seeger Iarah Brast West Scuth Street Charles Lechner New Market Wm. D. Manrogs Syracuse N. Y Captain Householder Frederick Baltimore Geo. Fisher Geo. Fisher In Offlagdia Place. Mr. Goaries P. Cramer

Dewey Heywood Concert Company at City Opera House

The Dewey Heywood Concert Company will appear Monday night at the City Opera House. The troupe comprises top vocal and instrumental artistes and promises fine violin solos. The Frederick Gun Club expects an invoice of twenty dozen partridges next week, totaling about 300 birds to be released in the county at an as yet unspecified fee.

Dewey Heywood City Opera House F.C the Gun Club The Frederick

Market Gossip Signals Early Spring Hopes and Prices

The column notes a market scene with talk of an early spring, compares the mood to December, and cites plans for the forthcoming municipal election with candidates including Papa Rhodes. It lists current prices for eggs, butter, poultry, meats, vegetables, fruits, and fish, and comments on seasonal supply.

Bay Taylors Founders

Many Marriages Licenses Viewed by County Clerk

A new marriage license book replaces the old, in use since December 1891. Over the past 3 years, 1254 licenses were issued with most entries for couples aged 20 to 25. In this state marriage is legal at sixteen for women and twenty one for men, with parental consent required for underage grooms. The piece notes clerks’ familiarity with applicants and observes the old book giving way to a modern system, then advertises Byrup of Figs as a remedy.

F C Hesekeri to Address Gorpal Meeting Tomorrow

Reverend G H C Hesekeri has been secured to address the gorpal meeting for men as the F C M A parlor tomorrow afternoon at 380 o'clock The address will be on a subject of vital interest to young men who are specially invited to lead the service The reception committee held a special meeting Wednesday night to arrange reception for the business moving of the association Aprit ist Pass for the same were discussed and it was decided to serve ice cream and cake The committee appointed W D Zimmermen B A Breet and C E Schildtkeecht to make preliminary arrangements They will meet on Wednesday March 29th at 645 p m

F.C Hesekeri Weeneacay W. D. Zimmermen B. A. Breet C. E. Schildtkeecht Ecoarsee

Hymeneal Notes from Feagartree and Local Marriages

A local wedding record reports the March 2 ceremony at Lake's Lutheran Church uniting Miss Lavenis Culer and Mr. Wille UC. Marcer with a reception from 7 to 10 p.m. at the bride’s home. Additional brief notes cover Wood-Trater at New Market and marriages of Easle Trayer to Harry Wood, J. Edward Shank to Maud Kline, and Edward Merriman to Mary Anderson on nearby dates.

Cullen Prisce Feagartree Lake’s Litheran Cborch Tueaday Mies Lavenis Culer Heery Caller Wille UC. Marcer Braddock Ada Reno Tillie Culler Philip Culler Harry Z'mmerman Albert Mercer Jesse Stup Missea Lela Caller Evvie Zimmerman Alster Covala Ushera Mise Tilife Culler A. Hedges Mar Jefferson Frederick Urbans Liberty J. T. Marsh Shane—Kline J. Edward Shank Carlton Shank Myersville Mice Maud Isaac Kline Keedyaville A. M Smith Pantera Merriman—Anderson Reformed Parsonage E.R. Eschbach Edward Webster Merriman Mary Anderson Petersville Frederick County

Word to the Wise Realizes Strong Sale Prices

Personal property and farming implements advertised in The News drew large crowds and high prices. A sale at Point of Rocks road brought excellent results as horses averaged $70 each. In Middletown Daniel Brandenburg sold his house and lot for $1,275 to Ave Lydie Delancer, while Adeline Power’s West Main Street dwelling sold for $1,060 to Dr. K Beckey. A Wolfshire dwelling was destroyed by fire in the northern Middletown valley, with its contents lost.

Charles B. Fout Albert Zimmerman Point of Rocks Road Middletown Valley Daniel Brandenburg Middletown Ave. Lydie Delancer Brosd Run Inte Adeline Power

Fine Law Point Clarifies Police Justice Versus Justice of the Peace

A Maryland court freed Abdiel Clark, jailed for one month at the House of Correction, after determining his commitment was illegal. Dispute centered on whether a magistrate acted as Police Justice or Justice of the Peace, with the judges split on the proper designation and authority. Weather and passenger arrivals accompany a March pattern report, noting damp, icy streets and several recent travelers arriving in Baltimore and surrounding counties.

Abdiel Clark Maryland House of Correction Clark P. Frack Pampe Frederick Pampe McSherry and Lynch Questim Cork C. B. Eckatela Eckstein Bled Mesherry

Fine vegetable soup free at the Buffet tonight

Local notice from W. P. Howard promoting a free vegetable soup offer at the Buffet on South Market Street tonight. The brief item also advertises a sale of bicycles and sundries to make room for a new line, listing prices and used-bike trade-ins.

South Market Street W. P. Howard Columbia Smith Aek H. F. Sureney Agert

Grand Fox Chase Scheduled at Woodstoro Market

Event of the season set for Monday March 1 at Woodstoro with a grand fox chase starting at 1:30 PM. The caller invites sport lovers to attend. address for more details is 11 South Market Street and signed by Jas. M.oolth, proprietor Union Hotel.

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