Weather forecast for Saturday issued by Weather Bureau
Wasurmeron DC March 17 108 forecast for the next 24 hours shows rain in the morning and clearing by afternoon. Chief M W Harsimerom notes the outlook. New advertisements include rent notices and local mentions such as vegetables oysters and a bazar. Public sale details and bank statements are listed among miscellaneous items.
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Tas News
Wasurmeron
D.C
M. Porecast
M. W. Harsimerom
Weather Bureau
Oneaxogel Loy & Perry
Fleh
Stewart’s Bazar
Armory
First National Bank
Central National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Purely Personal Notes on Visitors and Returns
PURELY PERSONAL. Is S cent Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. Edward Railing, who has been visiting friends and relatives In this city, has returned home. Mr. F. K. Schmidt has returned from a a business trip to Washington. Miss annie BSlifer, of Frederick, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Greenberry Young, Boonsboro. Miss Mattie Perry, of Walkersville, spent last night and part of today with friends in this city. Mrs. John P. Perry, of Baltimore,who has been visiting Mr. Perry's friends in Walkersville, returned home today. Mrs. C. O. Reedy has returned from a visit to Washington. Mr. Charles E. Falconer, of Baltimore, is in the city. Miss Etta Cramer, of this county, is asking Mrs. W. H. McCafey, of this city. Judge James McSherry returned last night from Annapolis where he has been in attendance at the Court of Appeals. Mr. Jesse Relfsnider returned last night from 8 several days visit to the National Capital with a large order for Indian Game chickens and two incubators. While there he took in the annual beach show of the Washington Kennel Club. He was much pleased with the fine specimens on exhibiton.
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Edward Railing
F. K. Schmidt
Washington
Annie Bslifer
Frederick
Greenberry Young
Boonsboro
Mattie Perry
Walkersville
John P. Perry
Baltimore
Perry
C. O. Reedy
Charles E. Falconer
Etta Cramer
W. H. McCafey
James McSherry
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Jesse Relfsnider
National Capital
Washington Kennel Club
Debates and notices from Frederick area briefed
The young men of the F C W M C A plan another debate at Association rooms next Wednesday. The Potomac River nears banks with suspensions of traffic. a freshet is feared if warmer. Dr Wm Crawford Johnson’s Jody the Trish terrier won at a Washington Beach show. Maryland Tract Society notes 1 225 Protestant families in Maryland not serving a Bible. James J Sreith sold Circulator Jr to Charlestown Trotting Association for 2000. Col Lt Baughman hosted friends at his residence. St Patrick's Day comments on cabbage seed sowing. Liberty Banner issued on green paper for St Patrick’s. Crandall's Busy Day Company to appear March 17. Fire reported on West Second Street extended. School commission shows ten thousand dollars for female and Hookstown libraries. correction needed to ten dollars per school. Church notices: preaching at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville Sunday 19th 10 am and Pleasant Hill 3 pm. Orphans Court inventory filed for G W Pryor estate with sale of personal property.
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F.C
WM. C. A
Association
Potomac
Carlton Shafer
Frederick
Jody
Crawford Johnson
Washington City
Baughman
Liberty Banner
Patrick
West Second Street
Snd
Hookstown
Opinion on Absolute Divorce in Maryland Case
Judge Jaége Wickes in Baltimore held that leaving a cruel, intemperate or non supporting husband after three years does not justify absolute divorce. He urged clear proof of an intent to end the marriage and concluded the plaintiff is entitled to a partial divorce, not an absolute one.
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Jaége Wick
Jaige Wickes
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Levering
Ve. Levering
Maryland
Poison mix up near fatal for Brownsville woman
Mrs Annie Jennings of Brownsville nearly died Tuesday noon after mistaking a bottle of poison for medicine. bottles identical on the stand led her to take a dose before realizing the error. Dr Yourtee gave an emetic and she now seems out of danger despite the tense moment linked to her injured son’s bruised eye from a gum ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jennings
Brownsville
Samuel Jennings
Dr. Yourtee
Jennings
Water Supply Plans to be Discussed at Monday Meeting
The Water Works Committee of the Board of Aldermen will meet Monday night to consider increasing the city water supply. Proposed sources include Tuscarora, Fishing Creek, and Monocacy, with a reserve reservoir and capacity analysis by city engineer Dr Haydon. The drought last summer highlighted the need for expanded facilities to prevent future shortages.
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Board of Aldermen
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Br. Haydon
Tuscarors
Money in Bank Deposits Across Frederick Banks
Figures from the five National Banks of Frederick show deposits subject to check totaling 2 015 110 17 for the quarter. Citizens National Bank leads with 1 349 090 18, followed by Central with 203 896 41 and Farmers and Mechanics with 3 3190 737 91. First National reports 176 197 67, Fredercktown Savings 559 310 33, and Franklin Savings 204 832 21.
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Frederick
Citizens Wational Bank
Central
Farmers’ & Mechanic
Frederck County
Freder
Unexcelled Orator Russell Conwell Praised by Evening Post
The New York Evening Post lauds Rev. Russell Conwell as unmatched by any American orator and perhaps equal to any in the world, noting his marvellous descriptive powers.
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New York Evening Post
Russell
Conwell
America
Death of Wm H Orrson after accident in Cumberland yards
Wm H Orrson aged 53 died at his Brunswick home from blood poisoning following injuries when one leg was cut off and the other broken by being run over in the Cumberland yards about a month ago. He was born in Erick county and resided in Martinsburg, W Va for many years, working for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 20 years. Remains will be taken to Martinsburg for burial. Also noted is a heated contest for United States gauger and storekeeper for Petersville district with candidates J P Biser H P Bilson Ezra L Kare Luther Potterfield and C F Willard. A division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will be started in Brunswick with prominent officials expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airanswick
Wm. H. Orrson
Cumberland
Brunwick
Erick County
Martinsburg
W. Va
Timore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States
Petersville
J. P. Biser
H P. Bilson
Ezra L. Kare
Luther Potterfield
C. F. Willard
Brotherhood of Locomotve Engineers
Bronawick
Brotherhood
Peach Belt grows as Maryland mountain lands become orchards
The Peach Belt along the Western Maryland Railroad turning Edgemont area into extensive peach orchards. J M Brower and J A Nicodemu started in 1875 and the industry surged, raising land values to 8 and 10 dollars an acre. Stover farms about 64,000 trees, expects a record 1893 crop, and Cherry Run expansion matches South Mountain. Recent drought cut mountain yields but valleys boomed. 500,000 bushels estimated last fall with 25 carloads shipped in a day.
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South Mountain
J. M. Brower
J. A. Nicodemu
Lanas
Maryland
Edgemont
Delaware
Blue Ridge
United States
Chewsville
Cavetown
Smithsburg
Stover
Cherry Ran
Beit Lest
Pascenger Trafic
Washington
Maryland News Briefs Highlight Local Events
A review of recent items includes a building project starting in Ocean City a court house plan in Caroline county and a freight wreck on the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore line at Northeast. Also noted are fines for illegal dredging in Charles county waters and court opinions from the Court of Appeals on Lexington street tracks and related city cases.
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Ocean City
Hagerstown
John N. Graves
St. Mary's County
Ton
Caroline County
Basco
Philadel Wilmington and Baltimore
Cecil County
Captain Middleton
Mary C. Ward
Charles County
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Lake Roland Allway
Lexington Street
Hambleton
City Passenger Railway Company
Knights of Labor Clothing Cutters
Davidson Plumbing
The
Bar Association
Deaths and funerals in Mechanicstown area
Obituary notes report the death of Joseph Freize aged 81 and a half with a large family left behind. Funeral at Lutheran church conducted by Rev Barb with interment at Hill cemetery. Also listed are a fatal child death William Fields Daily age 7 months from pneumonia and a memorial notice for Spencer Erret aged four in Washington. Julia Mantz dies in Baltimore leaving a brother Geo Miller. John Flohr, Mechanicstown elder, dead at about 82.
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Joseph Freize
Mechanicstown
Ela
Lutheran Church
Barb
John Jones
Walter Loy
Walter Six
J. F. E. Mille
E.E. Black
the Hill Cemetery
William Fields
West South Street
Pneumonis
Rev. Fields
Institution Cemetery
Washington
Spencer Erret
H. Clay
Jennie L. Stier
New Market
Thia County
Julia Mantz
Baltimore
David Mantz
Geo. Miller
Weddings and notices from Frederick area paper
A series of local society items and advertisements. Highlights include the Beale Eyler-Gittinger wedding at Rev. Beale's residence with the bride Gertrude Eyler and groom Thomas Gittinger, and the Keyser Stall marriage on Market Street. The text also advertises Syrup of Figs for spring cleansing, window shades service, and a sale of hats and travel goods at Perry's with bold pricing.
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Gittinger
D. J. Beale
Misa Gertrude Eyler
Q. Eyler
Frederick
Thomas Gittinger
Lewis Gittinger
Mobile
Alabama
Hotel Arrivals Tallies From Last Night
The list records hotel arrivals including H Koonce Ferry W Va J H Weaver J M Dye Jobs W Meyerdock Charles Bergstres ser Phils de Pa Z Shaffner J Q Hendsbhawsburg Pa P T Fogarty Joseph M Zamolski W L Sep piston Charles Howard Baltimore id W H Morgan 4 C Albright New York J E Darbley Milwaukee Wis qonn Parsi a Chambersburg Pa WwW 1 Hagerstown Md Thomas Barns Richmond Va county 9 Carus Houss James J Cremer Washington D C J E Darbley Milwaukee Wis D Eberly Abbottatown Pa C J McUarty Columbia Pa B G Galbraith P RRK C W Noyes New York W C Pze Washington D C C H Nelson Baltimore N F Felgner Philadelphia 6 from the county Grort House Henry Bender Gamp ton Va J N Leggett Hagerstown from the county 1 from the city.
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C. Albright
New York
J. E. Darbley
Milwaukee
Wis
Qonn
Parsi
Chambersburg
Fresh Market and Entertainment Offers at Beckley’s Armory
Local ad notes fresh fish selection at Beckley’s on Market Space with shad herring bass pike perch trout rock and pickerel. Armory events on Esat Patrick Street list three music nights with two bands skating dancing and varied admission. vegetables and fruit also advertised. Includes wall paper sale by A L Kline and stock sale at Rice & Bader's. meat packaging advertises Peerless Paper Meat Sacks.
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Bermuda
A. L. Kline
Patrick Street
D. W. Gise
Rice & Bader
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the Daily News
bin Kpes
San Bot
iMo
Zions Reformed Church
Charlesvile
Pleasant Hill
Orphans’ Court
G. W. Pryor
Capri
Gell
Wm. Hart- Beck
Butch
Chas
Minnie Wisener
Bruce Tonsil
Henry Davis
Charles Chase
Frederick City
Robinson
F. J. Nelson
Hartsock
Burck
Chase
Davis
Tenzil
Grand Jarl
Ofice
Eckstein
Randolph G. Barrick
John A Saxton
John A. Saxton
George R Stand
John W. Devilbiss
J. D. Long
Frederick County
George W. Nyman
Geo. A. Davis
Peersiesa
John Flor
John Flohr
Aymeneal
Keyser—Stoll
N. Market Street
Sar
California Pig Syrup Co
Mullins & Kemp, Wow Shades
Loy & Perry
Gpechl Sales
Oxford
LOY & Perry's
Becklesy’s
Beckley’s
Esat Patrick Street
Gents Inc
M. Miller & GO
Tok. &. Prierd Citt Coal
Baltimore Vein
Likens Valley
Ted
Shriner
Water Street
Attention Consumere
Coal Coal
Cumberland Cos
Reaper Folie Solicites
Jonathan Biber
Io Wood
Third Street
Crt Opera House
Evuspay
Rossex
H. Cosa
Philadelphia
JOLLY
John Hendrickson
Saint Patrick's
STEI
Doux Hendrickbon
Creageretown
Mare B. Ainck
Creagerstown
St. Mariddawl
West South St
L. A. Hagers
Court Etreet
T John Mebbing
Eamuel Wolfe
Aquilla P. Wolfe
James P. Wolfe
Pat Tick Street
E. H.wright
Markcly
North Market St
John
South Market
Hoube
West Third Street
J. H. Markey’s
Market Street
Church End
N. Market &T
J. Be, Price &Co
Maridtt Price & Co
Tue Rink
Baat Patras Street
J.B. Price &Go
West Patrick &J
Hammond Urner
Geo
A. Gilbert
G. A. Gilbert
ALEOQ
Gentlemeer
Gilbert
Pels
James BE. Walker & CG
Yeakle's
Uariddta
Rufus_A. McLane
Emma G. Kurman and Husband
Jaxtary TeHé
Sale Court
Rufus A. Mclene Sod
Frank J. Norwood
Truestees
Jobn L Jordan
Frederick Co
Jobn L
Ordan
Frank C. Norwood
AI E. Walker & CO. N
Frederic E
J. & Walker & CO
Bodoce & Neidig
Niibig
APS
AT. Rice &Sons
A. T. Rich & Sons
Frorasas Disscrow
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Furreal
Cale
Marahily
V. Staub
F. V. Staub
Blackston
FY E& Woolens
London
Merchant Tailor
North Maree
Steret
Frederice
Varn
Geo. Johnsen
St. Widdin
Poland
Marlddawin
Hatler’s
S. Marker St
Marigdiw
Seale
Columbia
Aggrem A. Co
Praderick, Md
Ian Sodkatt
D. J. M. Rasa
Citizens’ National Bank
Cline & CO
C.B. Cline & CO
Pattern
C. EB
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