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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1895

Page

4

History and weather notes from scattered items

A jumble of historical dates and persons appears alongside a weather dispatch from The Nova asamiston, D.C. dated March 1. It mentions names such as Willem, Thores McBean, and Dossutert goin, plus references to Beisiegtees and Califormia. The weather forecast reports cloudiness and possible showers, with remarks on barometric pressure and temperature changes across regions, including the Lower St. Lawrence Valley and the Ohio and Lower Missouri Valleys.

Tar—Sisthas Willem Sf Orange Beesiegtees Thores McBean London Eves Evoks Berpete N.Y Califormia Bort Hoyel Antecks Buttery Greg Wagner God Morresba A. W. Haguixeros Weather Bureau St. Lawrence Valley Secord Texas Sto Ct Ohio Missouri New England Minnesota Isla Miesisaippi Valley

New Ads Today Public Sale Notice and Rent Listings

Fragmented OCR lists ad items including store room for rent horse theft and notices to clergy and subscribers. Names such as Mrs. Dorris Brengie David Lowenstein and J. G. Motter appear amid brief references to clothing shops and openings. Contains dissolution notice and equity cases.

T.M. Biser Dorris Brengie David Lowenstein McDaniel O’miel L. Snow Smith's

Advertising for Stores Needs Cleanliness and Courtesy

A historical editorial stresses store presentation as primary to attract and retain customers. It argues that a well ordered store with courteous, unobtrusive service and honest advertising reflects the goods inside. Advertising mirrors the store, and good ads cannot save a bad shop. Copy deadlines for Tom Waxey News are noted.

Tom Waexiy News

Claims Committee Meets Tonight in City Hall Aldermen Room

Brief items note the Claims Committee gathering in City Hall this evening. A key mare was stolen from W Z Matsu’s Knoxville stable. A Japanese imperial note contrasts past ceremony with Empress visiting a Tokyo hospital. The Norwegian ship Antarctic returned to Melbourne after a pole voyage. J D Retoon and son in law McDevitt rent Gicit Park for a year. A farmer near Braddock reports a horse sinking in a road hole. Junior’s reel sent for repair. Limestone spread on Baltimore and Ohio tailroad siding on Carter Street. Rocking chairs may have been invented in the current era. A local bicycle dealer sold two machines listed Saturday and both were bought Monday.

Committee On Board of Aldermen’s City Hall Astal W.Z. Matsu Stable Knoxville Japan Free Hospital Tokio Antartic Haa Melbourne Australis J.D. Retoon McDevitt Gicit Park David Smith Braddock Baltimore and Ohio Carter Street

Nonpartisan ticket drive aims for good government in Frederick

A Frederick committee of fifty business leaders unveils a plan to place a nonpartisan reform ticket in the June municipal election. Meetings convened in secret to select aldermanic candidates from five wards, with an executive committee guiding outreach. Sappington may seek mayor, others expected to join the aldermanic slate, while rival Democrats map a straight Democratic campaign with convention dates to follow.

Kominsting Olsinee Frederick General Weetloe Secord Edward Myers Frank B.rappineton Chaiman Lloyd T. Maceul, Jr Fred. Benniein John Boungaruoer J. Heophen Markey L. E. Mullinix Maynard George W. F Zimmerman Ed. Bowles Sarabal Fout Thomas 2. Bauler G. Markell Hamilton Lindmay James &. Walker Thomas K. Pope Jd. W. Surr J. H. Ramsburg John A. Kennedy D. ¢. Rice Wm. P. Maulsby E. L. Miler George A. Zimmerman Geo. Broat Mewrs Maulsby Sappington Beld Messrs. F

Conference Echos and Local Notices From Thurmont

The U B Conference closed its ninth annual session in Thurmont with a gain of over $500 in finances. Reverend OC F Flook was ordained by laying on of hands. A weather sign near Fairview caused alarm before a false alarm was clarified. Funeral services for Mrs J Fenton Thomsa were held at her mother’s home in Adamstown with Rev J M Hotter and Rev Dr Bachbach officiating. interment followed at Mt Olver Cemetery. pallbearers included Desserts, Richard W Day, Thomas L Thomas, George Thomas, G Tomas, Samuel D Thomas, and David Thomas. Undertaker W G B Erchison.

U. B Thurmont OC. F. Flook Mills J. Fenton Thomsa Jacob Thomas Adamstown J. M. Hotter The Reformed Church Bachbach Mt. Olver Richard W. Day Thomas L. Thomas George Thomas

Virginia Avoual Conference to Convene at Martinaborg

The Virginia Avoual Conference of the United Brethren Church will convene at Martinaborg tomorrow at 103 mm Bishop Mills, BD. D., Ph. D., of Regens, Oregon, will preside. About one hundred and forty ministers and delegates will be in attendance.

Virginia

College Honors Highlight Thurmont Graduate

Among the graduates of the College of Dental Surgery of Baltimore is Mr How ard White of Thurmont this county. He received honorable mention for attaining a high percentage. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a remedy and cure.

College of Dental Surgery of Baltimore Howard White Thurmont Whe

Graf House proprietor urges coal fire catchers for engines

Mr A P Merle, Graf House proprietor in North Bem River, told a News representative that the firefighters should provide devices to catch falling coal from engines. He recalled a Sunday evening fire scare when wind carried burning coals in many directions, risking a serious blaze.

Tae Sremeo Fm Olvyan Lee Ssfegdani Wien

A Musical Evening By The Dewey Heywood Company

The Frederick Chey Young Men’s Christian Association’s season finale at Cy Opera House featured the Dewey Heywood Company in a refined concert of vocal and instrumental numbers. Miss Flora Drescher and Miss Clara Mae Bryan drew strong encores, while Miss MacKenzie sang despite illness. the team planned to cancel remaining engagements as some members departed for home to recover.

Dewey Heywood Hate Wiscont Heywood Cornet F. M. Fuller Plantat Flora Drescher Viollptal Artsa Mary Meckenale Misa Clare Mise Bryant Wne Whele Frederick Misa Clera Mae Bryan Miss Bryant Mia Dreschler Misa Bryant Christian Association

Two Frederick Men Accused in Bank Luring Of Orphan Girl

An orphan girl aged sixteen was enticed by two well known Frederick men to withdraw $25 from a bank and flee toward New York. They left town after seizing the funds, prompting local citizens to seek punishment. The report notes public concern and hints at legal action if they return.

Frederick New York

Frederic county notes and fox chase at Woodsboro

Mr and Mrs Ignatius Goode and son depart for Baltimore. A fox chase near Woodsboro draws Frederick area sportsmen after a dinner at the hotel. Revelry and travel details show residents visiting Baltimore and nearby towns, with several locals attending lodge meetings and gatherings.

Quiet wedding and local nuptials in Frederick

The item notes marriages of Robert Swan of Allegheny City to Annie Fraley, and George Cramer to May Brower with plans for home after April 10. A quiet wedding at Evangelical Reformed church parsonage unites John J Mebbling and Nettie Rebecca Bell. Baseball: Sliders beat Slippers 30 to 26 at Frederick fairgrounds with Holton Wolf and James Hahn captaining respective teams.

Robert Swan Frederick Allegheny City Annie Fraley Swan George Laurence Cramer May Gertrude Brower Poolesville Mont- Eper County Rockville Evangelical Reformed Church Parsonage Westchurch Street John J. Mebblling Nettie Rebecca Bell George Mebrling West South Street Fairgrounds Sliders Slippers Holton Wolf James Hahn

Local Notices Signal Illness and Recoveries

The item lists several residents with health updates: Mr Wom, Miller on the sick list. Mr Sheridan Holbrower has a painful neck boil. Mr John H Hilne of Dayton Ohio, brother of Dr Epraim Kilne, has been ill for days. Kilne's elderly mother lives in Ohio and remains wealthy. all are formerly of Crick. Claude McCleery, once sick, is able to go out again.

Wom Miller Sheridan Holbrower John H. Hilne Deyton Ohio Epraim Kile Thle Elty Kilne Crick Claude McCleery

Clergy orders renewal notice and advert for goods

A fragmented local notice discusses clerical order renewals by the General Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company valid through March 31. It also advertises cheap fancy goods and fabrics, urging clergy to apply and customers to act before prices change.

Pas Senger A. & MecDaniel Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Local Shop Signs New Tin Glass and China Goods

Now open a display of Tin Goods Glass Goods and China Goods at Smith's Temple of Fancy O'Nei's Baltimore. A travel exhibit at City Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday March 20 and 21 features capes jackets waters skirts ladies and children apparel.

Lampe Smith’s Temple of Fancy O'Nei's Baltimore City Ledice Tatler Lea Gawns

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