Maliinix Kemp and A L Pestre Names in Auditing Circle
The list includes Maliinix and Kemp with A L Pestre and J C Motter acting as solicitors, C B Fout as auditor, J Winebrewer and WN Sheffield connected with F CO. A E C Fozart Symphony Club appears alongside Trinity ME Church marking a civic or cultural gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maliinix & Kemp
A. L. Pestre
J.C. Motter
Solr
C. B. Fout
J. Winebrewer
R. Sheffield
F. CO
C. A. Fozart Symphony Club
Trinity ME. Church
Brief Bits from the Local Page
Notes include changes of address notices for readers, B&O employees paid for late February and most of March, Telluride’s high elevation, China’s emperor learning English, encampment committee in Hagerstown before General Douglas, aldermen returning from Annapolis, witnesses in a Breckinridge Pollard case, Board of Charities meeting for Montegue and jail contracts, Myersville Band to perform at a tariff reform meeting, and a genealogy note on David F and William B Smith linked to Temple of Fancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.&o
Telluride
Col
United States
China
Hagerstown
Douglas
Board of Aldermen
Annapelis
RE. B. Hay
Hiram Esufman
John Kseufman
Frederick
Breckinridge-Pollard
Board of Charities and Correction
Court House
Montegue
Newe
Myersville
C. F Flock
David F. Smith
Purely Personal Recap of Local Comings and Goings
Mrs John R Hargett will move from Hyattstown Montgomery county onto Mr Kolbs farm in this county Henry Debring popular foreman of Gem Laundry resigns to lead Trey Steam Laundry Lafayette Ind He leaves Friday for new home G Hargett from Nashville visiting friends in this city Charles and Frank Smith returned to Washington to resume studies Bir Chess and Mr Dawson visited in the city Wir and Mrs Thos Lipps returned home Mrs Wm Rice guest of sister Miss Forrest in Baltimore Meredith Smith William Hayden and Louis Noonan returned to Georgetown College Miss Maggie Trundie Visitation Academy spent holidays at Liberty returning to academy Monday J A McAlley left W H Eichenberger beer bottler to play ball in Macon Ga this season A MMa guest of Miss Rose Cheplire returned home Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of Baltimore visiting Miss Mery Roland North Market Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hargett
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Mr. Kolb
Henry Debring
Gem Laundry
Trey Steam Laundry
Lafayette
Ind
Debring
G. Hargett
Nashvile
Tenn
Charles
Frank Smith
Washington
Bir
Chess
Mr. Dawson
Rockville
Thos. Lipps
Wm. Rice
West Patrick Street
Mma
Hiss Rose Cheplire
West Thira Street
Robert Brown
Batimore
Mery Roland
North Market Streeh
Weekly News and Local Notices Highlights
The issue lists local businesses and services including millinery, dry goods, tailoring, and flour dealers. It features public notices such as mortgagee sales, assignee dividends, and public sales, with names like Otho T. Snouffer and Jennie T. Biser. The page also notes an election notice and social notices for Ramaburg’s and E Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BS Weekly
Esster
Demen' Renner
Mulliniz & Kemp
Morigagee
HL. Smith
Students of St John’s Acqui Then Present Damon and Pythias
Students of St John’s Literary Institute staged Damon and Pythias at the City Opera House after a Pinafore selections program by junior performers. The cast included Damon Francis D Roelkey and Pyrhias Edward J. Smith, with strong music by Bettie Walsh Rose Brenner and Chas Brenner. The show drew an appreciative audience, with praised costuming, setting, and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Acqui
St. John’s Literary Institute
Damon and Pythias
City Opera House
Sir Joseph Porter
K.C. B
J. Harry Kennedy
Corcoran
Roy B. Roland
Dick Deadeye
Leo F. Walsh
Ektle Buttercup
Joseph P. Smith
Admiral
Little Buttercup
Josephine
J. Charles Haydon
Damon
Francis D. Roelkey
Pyrhias
Edward J. Smith
Dionysius
Ernest Roelkey
Pro
Bettie Walsh
Rose Brenner
Chas Brenner
County Correspondence Report From La Difsberg Warch 27
Local notes reveal frequent visits by Miss Edne Shaeifer Miss Roberta Eyler and Miss Katie Smith guests of Mr Autos Eyler. A tan yard accident spared life when Alt Finkle Birely fell into a vat. Wheat looks well farmers finish spring plowing some harrowing. Quaits game Friday night ended with Best team winning over Thorpe ton. Several residents visit relatives near Woodsboro Derwood and Washington with social calls and repairs noted around area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Difsberg—Warch
Edne Shaeifer
Johnsville
Roberta Eyler
Katie Smith
Autos Eyler
Jessie Clem
Emma Hus
Alt. Finkle Birely
Tan Yard
Sadie Handly
Frederick
Florence Mort
Peter Koons
Ladiesburg
Frank Kauffman
Anna Fogle
Woodsboro
Wmiss
Lizzie Seger
New Midway
Shaffer
Taneytown
Edward Thompson
C. Besn
Edward Thorpton
Barry Best
Harry Bean
Cora Treavy
Jail Wedding At Frederick With Sheriff Family Present
Yesterday at the Frederick jail a notable ceremony occurred as the Sheriff’s family moved in and a prisoner named Dessie Myers from Woodville announced her intent to wed James Dorsey. Reverend Owens conducted the license and marriage near the B&O depot, with many attendees from Glade Valley Walkersville Centerville and Frederick. After the ceremony the couple and guests enjoyed cake and a late evening dance in the upper ward before departure. Hood's guarantees five cures and is urged for returns and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Dessie Myers
Woodville
James Dorsey
Owens
B. and O. Depot
George Link
Bibe Stall
Amanda Palman
Continental
George Angel
Milton Spihr
Augustus Roderick
Harry Angeli
Joseph Keeney
Glade Valley
Hailie Z*mmerman
Walkersvile
George Mebricg
H_ Clay Perry
Sadie Gave
Hattie Bobutz
Virgle Fisuttt
Charles Mehming
Charies Miller
Frederick
Samuel Stitely
Elia Crouse
Centerville
Zimmerman
Cram
Famiy
Turnkey Groff
Ireman Zellers
S Walter
News of the Churches and church actions reviewed
A Methodist church held a membership meeting with papers and addresses on trustees stewards class meetings and missions led by L E Mullinix W A H Duvall and others Pastor Rev E L Watson urged united labor for the charge The Episcopal bishop of Maryland Maryla ra forbids Good Friday use of The Order of Service for the Commemoration of the Three Hours Agony while allowing seven Words sermons A United Brethren quarterly conference at Keedysville ordered a new church with lots bought from D D Keedy and John Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picopal Church
L.E Mullinix
W. A H. Duvall
Thomas E. Pope
R.R Lewis
Grace Radclff
United Brethren Church
Keedysville
D. D. Keedy
John Harris
Salisbury belt line rail road proposed in Maryland events
Salisbury plans a belt line railroad while Kent county treasurer race heats up and Salisbury Democrats nominate a municipal ticket with Randolph Humphreys for mayor. Reports of damage from cold weather affect fruit regions as Mayor-elect Keely faces strong interest in Hagerstown appointments. Other items note deaths of local figures, a schoolhouse arson accusation in Cecilton, and dredging season police boat dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedsar
Salisbury
Kent County
Joseph Entwistie
Elkton
Reedy
Hagerstown
Brrs
Mary Elliott
Queen Anne's
Queen Anne Besco
Boyd
Garrett County
James Elliott
Centreville
Keely
Cumberland
Alexander G. Toadyine
Ocean City
Cecilton
Cecil County
Democrats
Salsbury
Randolph Humphreys
Baltimore and Cumberland
Joseph B. Boyle
Howard
Unfavorable Report On State Road Department Bill
The Ways and Means Committee reported unfavorably on a State Road Department bill proposed by the State Road League. Previously favored by roads and highways, the measure faced opposition due to its large outlay and potential need for a special tax. Rosd League advocates argued it would meet broad approval, but many members doubt treasury capacity for such spending. A move to substitute and delay passed, reflecting concern over public funds and fiscal burden. Also noted: church project fundraising in Brunswick for a new M. E. church South, with J. W. Main soliciting subscriptions and J. J. Darner donating a cornerstone. local notices include fruit trees and plants available in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
State Road League
State Department of Roads
Ways and Means Committee
Committee On Roads and Highways
Taylor
Rosd Lesgne
League
Maryland school entertainment by Prof Pray in Frederick
The Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb pupils and guests enjoyed an hour and a half of legerdemain by Frat. George H. Pray with sign language interpretation by Prof. Ely. Pray, a Lewiston native, performed many self conceived tricks, assisted by Masters Ely and Talr, and later gave a show at Frederick College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the
Desf and Dumb
South Market Dt
Charles W. Ely
George H. Pray
Pray
Lewistown
Frederick
Ely
Talr
Ledger Demain
Maryland
the Frederick College
Shriners Milling Co Becomes Woman Focused
In an era note, the article extols a virtuous woman’s home life and baking skills. It praises Deautife and a capable wife, emphasizing bread making with Best FLOUR. The piece urges proper storage, warmth, and cleanliness to keep bread tender, hinting at future guidance on CERESVILLE BLENDED FLOUR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Desiot
Comet Discovery Near Bristol Observed Over Night
A faint comet was found Monday by Professor Denning of Bristol England at right ascension 9h55m and declination 82°15m. A Baltimore Astronomical Society member observed Tuesday that the comet shifted to RA 9h58m and declination 82°45m in 24 hours, yet remains overhead around 9 p.m. It lies in the Lyra constellation and may be viewed through a six inch glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profersor Denning
Bristol
England
Baltimore Astronomical Society
Ita
Lica
Exportant Decision Grants Pensions to Ill or Helpless Minor Children
Judge John M. Reynolds announces a pivotal Interior Department ruling that allows the renewal of pensions for insane or permanently helpless minor children of deceased soldiers who reached sixteen before the 1890 act. Harrison F. Doeb of Bucks County, father in 150th Pennsylvania Infantry, is named in the case as precedent for extending benefits to dependents deemed helpless. Secretary Heynolds reverses prior rulings, stating the act intends ongoing support for dependent minors regardless of past termination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Reynolds
Department of the Interior
Harrison F. Doeb
Bucks County
Gettysburg
One Hundred and Fifty Orst Pennsylvania Infantry
Dse
Heynolds
Department
Congress
What Ball Bearings Do
Inventive gents essner perfected ball bearings to reduce friction. A street car with the latest bearings moved several hundred feet under a single man’s gentle pull on sewing thread. A coach with new bearings was pulled around a yard by a dog in harness, illustrating remarkable friction reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essner
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department disbursements 1893 94
Relief payments listed for November December 1893 and January 1894 include accidental deaths 8014 80 injuries 13654 09 neutral deaths 52250 sick benefits 23949 77 surgical expenses 1934 61 totaling 88703 77. Cumulative from May 1 1880 to January 31 1894 amounts to 3609 839 57. Orpheus Court final account of executors Waters and Bittle presented. Woodstock College youths departed for Frederick to Novitiste via mule train, delays due to a freight derailment between Bit Afry and Siamertie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Relief Department
Molliniz Kemp Dress Goods Arrivals and Bargains
Molliniz Kemp offers new spring dress goods in latest colors priced from 12 to 50 cents per yard. Special bargain moire silks and an array of new mattings are now arriving. Visit the dress goods department to see the selection and place orders promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cail
Mozart Club concert announced for April 3
The Mozart Symphony Club of New York will give an entertainment next Tuesday night April 3 with reserved seats at 50 cents and gallery 25 cents. A reception at Trinity BM. E. Church South is postponed to Monday April 2. Cecelia Braems to perform with the club amid encores. Also notes on millinery opening and a lecture on the World’s Fair with a calcium light projection at the Woman's College. Admission 15 and 25 cents. proceeds to College Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
Mozart Symphony Club
New York
Trinity BM. E. Church South
Misa Cecelia Braems
Delpherul
New York Musical Courter
Breading Speer
Pittsburg High School
Woman’s College
White City
College Library
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the Daily News
Towton
John Lightfoot
Theophilus Bonet
Ewelti
Joseph Ixnace
Guillot
Napoleon Bors
Jean de
Washington, D. C
M. W. Hamerneton
the Weather Bureau
Cim
King’s Remet
Ween
M. Roberts
Agilenee
A. M. Adams
Pubic Sale
E. B. DeLashmatt
Darrow
J. Marshall Miller
Sec
Josephine R. Beall
Yee
Damon and
Pythias
Redland
Hood’s
Hood
General Road
Bild
John W. Main
Unty Branch
Brunswick
J. J. Darner
Maryland School
B. and O
Baltimore and Ohio
Wall Street
London
Harper's Ferry
Kelay
Harper’s Ferry
Potomac River
Col. Schley
Buchanan Schley
White House
Cleveland
Mr. Schley
McKaig
Staryland
Schley
Alaryland
Senate
Afr
Goodwin
Air
Howard M. Butt
Batt
Tme
Frederick County Mutual Hire Insurance Company
Synodical Missionary Society
Synodical Committee of the
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Y. J. Barkley
F. F Babner
Waynesboro
H. Wirt Shilver
Orion Mails
Estella Whitmore
R. &. Shhively
Chambersburg
Woman's Missionary Society of the Synod
The
New York Herald
Shriner Milling Co
Beacteis
Giso
Ceresville
Orpheus
James K. Waters
Thomas F. Bittle
James Waters
Joeust
Woodstock College
Novitiste
Baltimore
Sidlestevening
Bit. Afry
Siamertie
Molliniz
Kemp
John Hendrickson
Yar
YOWU
R&g
Nsw
Prance
O. K
Jonn ‘Hiarpntozson
F. W. Staub
Csbfornia Fruits
California
Staub
North Market Street
Telephone
Caughly
R. L. Harley
R. J. Harley
Mercuen T
Harley
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Loy & Perry
Perry
Oxford
BROCK
Loy and Perry's
John A. E&nnedy
Jobn A. Kennedy
N. Market
Eldridge
Fyere Eee
Asmburge
Linetof Hamburgs
C. Eldridge
Nolisiwest Patsicki Street
Frederick, WD
B. H. Blackston
Baeg
Fos
B. H. Buadstor
Market Street
Attorneys-At-Law
Levy
Urancere
Prederick Gee
James E. Walker & CO
J E. Walker & CO
Prestly's Black Goods
Tred Challies, &C
Rose
Sell
James E. Walere & CO
Bodook
Neidig
Frodook A
Rxidig
Americe
Centimeri& Co
Fodoce
Neldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rocz & Sons
Beseust
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