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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1896

Page

7

Weather Outlook March 2 Coastal Storm shifts to Mt Lawrence

The coast storm advances to the mouth of Mt Lawrence as high pressure sits over the Gulf coastal region. Fair weather expected except Northwest with increasing clouds and possible snow. Colder in New England. warmer in Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic, central valleys, and lake regions. A Northwest cold wave may reach Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys by Sunday.

Mt Lawrence Mississippi Ohio South Atlantic Gulf District Manitoba New England Middle South Atlante Missouri

Brief Bits From The War And Local Notices

During the war Union troops captured 476160 Confederates and Confederates captured 213606 Unionists. It is estimated over 4,000,000,000 human lives have perished in the work since the Christianers. Mr Samuel Kinns of near Harmony has received back pension pay to 135 dollars. A large band of gypsies camped for about a week on Everhart public school ground two miles west Middletown. Mr Wm Iglehart died suddenly at his home in Annapolis. he was husband of Miss Mollie Bryan who visited friends in Frederick. J A C Olpps puts on sale Beene bock beer and Marzen beer.

Bamuel Kinns Near Harmony Everhart Rouse Middletown Wm. Iglehart Annapolis Mollie Bryan Frederick

Local Resident Health Reports From Thurmont and Middletown

The Snk Miss Ella Martin of Thurmont has been seriously ill for a month with improving health. Ex-Enr-gess Allen Sparrow, a longtime Middletown resident, remains frail at about 95 years old. A county teacher suffers from pneumonia. Mrs John Lemos of Myersville has a critical condition after an attack. Charles Cronise on West Third Street and Amy Hargett, P. L. Hargett, and others on the sick list show varying recoveries. Mrs. Joseph E Apple’s friend See or besich improves in the South and plans to return to Frederick. Barnes on West Fifth Street, hurt previously, now able to move about. Daniel H Steiner with a carban illness shows progress. J J Dill of West Third Street has been ill.

Snk Ella Martin Thurmont Allen E. Sparrow Middletown Sparrow Inea UN County John Lemos Myersville Charles Cronise Weet Third Street Amy Hargett P. L. Hargett Joseph Eapple See Besich South Appinsee Frederick Mext Hiss West Fifth Street Barnes Laemasa Pore Peete Daniel H. Steiner Carbanele J.J. Dill West Thirt Street

West Virginia High Court Grants New Trial for Dr Perry

The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia has granted a new trial for Dr. Perry of Antenns County after a prior conviction on a charge related to alleged medical malpractice. The ruling orders retrial to reexamine evidence and testimony.

Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia Bse 7 EB Perry Antenns County

Maryland State Legislature Session Recaps Debates and Bills

In a tense session both houses met in Baltimore with bills and debates on urban finance street railways sewers and taxes. Proposals included a Baltimore city treasurer bill, street wiring work, school commissioner election by popular vote, coal weight inspectors, and funding for sewers as organizers push governance reforms. A joint resolution urged Maryland's congressional delegation to back direct US Senate elections. Frederick county topics covered street regulation and a treasurer election, with a three member commission bill under consideration to revise criminal law procedures.

Senate Dobierto Gre Hoare Bows d Pord Baltimore Capnigham Baltimore City Folson Chesley Board of Public Works Peggy Stewart Bye Appeal Tax Couric Baltimore Baltimore County House of Delegates Aires Johnson Maryland United States Wiliam Shepard Bryan Warda Conference Committee On House Ferderrick County Frederick Braddock Derick County Senate Judiciary Committee Eichelbarger Blate Frederick County Waa

Woman's College Committee No 8 Hosts Sociable Evening

At the Woman's College an all female committee organized a social night featuring a prize spelling contest and a shadow drama in College Hall. Eugene Derr won first prize. a pupil won second. Prof. Apple aided, with Rev Dr Bachback and others in attendance. News lists a Salvation Army meeting in Philadelphia dates March 21 and 22.

Woman's College Apple Eugene Derr Virginia College Hall Tees Apple and Feenlty K. R Bachback A. C. McCardell Eugene Dect

Funeral arrangements for Marshall Masray announced

The funeral for the late Marshall Masray will be held tomorrow at 3 p m at St Luke's Church Feagariile with Rev S A Hedges officiating Justice Appointed The Governor named H O Ridenour as justice of the peace in Frederick County

Marshall Masray St. Luke's Church Feagariile Somary A. Hedges Junatice H. 0. Ridenour Frederick County

Middletown Elects Candidates for Upcoming Ballot

In Middletown a civic meeting nominated candidates for the annual municipal election on April. Jobe E Croze and others named as commissioners include Dr J E Beatty Emory M Bowius George C Gardner and Samuel L H Lighter with George W Loom Hemroarg also listed among barge positions. The slate mirrors last year’s board with several incumbents repeating.

Middletown Wight Mdiletone Morday Jobe E Croze J. E Beatty Emory M. Bowius George C. Gardner George Welom Hemroarg Samuel L. H. Lighter George W Luem Kimsurg Burgesa Polkies Haing Progress E.ccitd Four Years Ago, Saditey Bsre: Seen Pnomlastkd Bir Gazdzer

Judge Eckstein to move to Charlotte for cigar business

Frederick West Lose Orren of ExcellIn t Hevart reports Judge Eckstein will depart Frederick for Charlotte North Carolina next week. He plans large scale cigar manufacturing there and will stay several days to oversee business interests before returning to relocate his family to Charlotte. His term as police justice ends in May and he will settle up before moving. Eckstein has long been a leading Frederick figure with a history in the bar, legislature pursuit, city council, and revenue service.

CH. Eckete Frederick Charlotte N.C Mr. Ecksteln Hl Hele Waklog Eckatele Pariure Ecketein Mos Bia Hiefe Eckstein Maryland Cleveland Fredatick Circuit Court Eckatein

Work of Death Prompts Multiple County Obituaries

Death notices from the Middletown valley and surrounding areas report Hezekiah Warrenfeltz aged 72 dying of blood poisoning, Isaac Gilbert at about 70 dying of paralysis, Julia Cobients 93, Edward Compher 25, Jack Parker 83, Frank L. Zorling - Baltimore tax assessor, Upton Houtzahn 51, Lela Langdon 16, and Charles W. Rees returning from San Francisco. Services held at Mt Tabor and other local churches with pastors named.

AAC Gilbert Isaac Gilbert Harmony German Baptist Church Highland Misa Julia Cobients John C. Stone Middletown Joesph Dobleniz Vaughn Wash Edward Compher Jefferson Jack Parker Georgie W. Cram Frank L. Monlong Frank L. Zorling Baltimore County Richard Freeman East Fayote Street Baldmors Frederick Upton Houtzahn Letharia

Beat of Air Promoted as Beneficial Spring Remedy

An early 20th century advertisement touts Beat of Air as a gentle springtime remedy. It markets syrap or figs as affordable aids for relief, with a large axe offered at a higher price, claiming genuine manufacture by the California Fig Syrup Company and availability through druggists.

California Fig Byrap Company

Market News Urges Early Visits as Season Opens

Market goers must rise early next week to beat daylight as band begins. Winter observers saw fewer country dew ersoon market, with many stalls unoccupied and late arrivals scrambling for supplies. Prices hold steady for eggs butter poultry beef and vegetables as spring shipments approach. potatoes and cab bage appear scarce after heavy snow. Local notes mention John S. W. Jarboe selling stock and Walkersville residents planning a new chemical fire engine, plus a Thurmont timber sale and a Frederick J. O. A. M. demonstration.

Salto Milling Co Advertises Food Additive Sale

A rough OCR snippet mentions SHREINER MILLING CO advertising product orders. It references a gentleman buyer, a cat load of product, and a wheat variety tied to a factory in Uskotea, with an eye toward advantageous feeding and a spring wheat stock.

Uskotea

Portrait of David Schoal by Miss Nelie Thomas

The attestation of Fredericksonians drew yesterday and today to the fine portrait of the late David Scholl by Miss Nelie Thomas. The painting, framed richly, reflects a faithful likeness praised for detail, depth, and artistic skill.

David Schoal Fredericksonians J. W. Mor David Scholl Margaret M Hood Nelie Thomas Cyrus Whore East Church Wreet Patuto Miss Thomas Bes United States Beboll

Case Costinacci case in Hagerstown court faces continuation

The case Ebovezor Peare v. B and C RK R for $4000 damages was taken up in Hagerstown court on Thursday. In February 1804 Peare was struck in the stymsch after a Bruns wick mall pouch toppled from a train, with ongoing questions about the permanent injuries. Due to the chief wit’s absence, the case was continued at the plaintiff’s cost. Worthington and Manlapy spoke for the plaintiff, Cowen, Ross, Relch, Newman, Lane and Keedy for the defendant.

Costinacci Ebovezor Peare Worthington Manlapy Cowen Ross Relch Newman Lane Keedy

Vinyl Health Lectures to Be Held for Ladies

Special Notice to Ladies announces Vinyl Health Lectures by Beasle Starr Keefer at Eomp Gall on March 23 24 and March 25 26 with free admission. Window portrait by Miss Nelle Thomas at 43 East Church Street displayed in Morties jewelry store. Exhibition runs three or four days. Steam Cleaner ads promise thorough carpet cleaning to avoid messes.

Beasle Starr-Keefer Eomp Gall

Baltimore Frederick Branch directs $25,000 stock subscription

National Building Association of Baltimore City Frederick Branch reports at February directors meeting they subscribed for 25000 guaranteed dividend stock with 10000 remaining open for subscription. Guaranteed dividend to be reduced to a percent. Western subscribers urged to act at once. Also notices fresh fish roe and groceries at A L Kline 5 West Patrick.

National Building Association of Baltimore City Frederick Baltimore Westorn Bakux Jonvaux

Carpet Depot appeals with bold neckwear and new patterns

Local ads urge customers to visit our Carpet Depot for a wide range of moquettes and Brussels patterns. They promise modern contrasts, carpet and newspaper style, and the best quality at low prices as they clear old stock.

Brussels Ingraind Celly

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