Lost Gold Ring Advertised for Return and Sales
The Daily News lists new adverts including The Model, lost gold ring, and sale items. Local residents Mrs Sophie Schley returned from Winchester Va Deputy Sheriff William H Myers returned from a Baltimore trip. Charles and William Ford of Boonsboro were in the city on business. Geo H Young of Keedysville visited yesterday. Sallie Bartgis returned from Baltimore. A C Lorentz and J Edward Mond left for Monocacy fishing trip. James L Howard, clerk at Geo H Ralling, left for Hagerstown to see Frederick vs Hagerstown ball game. William E son of Hon John G Carlisle and wife plan to visit local families tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Schley
Winchester
William H. Myers
Baltimore
Charles and
William Ford
Boonsboro
Geo. H. Young
Keedysville
Sallie Bartgis
A.C. Lorentz
Jeyster Edmonds
Jas. L. Howard
Geo. H. Ralling
Hagerstown
Frederick
William E
John G. Carlisle
Messrs
E_ L. Cramer
D. Columbus Kemp
Two States News Highlights Virginia and Maryland
English syndicate seeks mills sale near Wheeling while investors in Virginia fund projects in Luray. Marriages in Staunton Norfolk and Alexandria report. Virginia Farmers Alliance convention set for Lynchburg June 3. Baltimore baseball, temperance and legal news, plus Maryland centennial plans and Archer inquiry updates.
Brief Biss and Local Notices Stir Town
The town buzzes with several items: Mr. Joseph D. Baker’s purchase of \$125,000 in four percent county bonds arrives by express. magistrate Wilson commits John Williams to Montevue for 60 days of treatment. the Robert E. Lee statue arrives in Richmond for May 2 unveiling. phone lines now link to Chambersburg with Harrisburg soon. Mr. C E Hailer and Geo Mulhorn go fishing on Monocacy. a new sign adorns the North Market Street harness shop. Mr. Joseph Wolfe qualifies as a voter registrar. Frederick Archery Club practices at Fell Grounds. Junior Association plans its May 22 ball at Junior Hall, dropping July 4 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Knights Templar
Baltimore Supreme Bench
John W. Simpson
Baltimore Stock Exchange
James Walsh
Orphans’ Court
Batford County
Thevi Dence
Archer
Joseph D. Baker
John Wiliams
Saebro
Wilson
Montevue
Brengie
Chambersbarg
Harrisburg
Messrs
C_E. Hailer
Geo. Mulhorn
P. J. Burck
GC. A. Castle
North Market Street
EWS
Liberty Banner
Kenilworth
Barnand
Betsey
Harry P. Gallagher
Dawson
Fox and
Yonson
Judgment for Samuel Wolfe vs Solt in civil damages
Judgment tendered today by Magistrate Wilson in favor of Samuel Wolfe against Jacob B. Solt for damages to property amounting to 370. Plaintiff represented by J. C. Motter. defendant by W. H. Purnell Jr. The Frederick Riflemen held a weekly drill and meeting and William Davis was mustered as 454 private. A reunion invitation for Confederate Veterans at Chattanooga starting July 3 for three days was declined with thanks.
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Samuel Wolfe
Jacob B. Solt
Magistrae Wilson
J. C1. Motter
W. H. Purnell, Jr
Frederick Riflemen
William Davis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Foreman Ezra Hoffman Surprised by Employees at Home
Ezra Hoffman foreman of the molding shops at Onion Machine Works on West South Street was surprised last night by several employees who visited his residence and presented him with a gift described as of a choice character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Hoffman
Onion Machine Works
West South Street
Frederick Base Ball Club Sets Out for Hagerstown
The Frederick Base Ball Club with many friends left at 4 20 this morning by overland route for Hagerstown where they met their foes this afternoon and hope to vanquish them in the game expected to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Home Influences lecture to be given at Braddock Chapel
Dr Harvey F Geizendanner superintendent of St James Lutheran Sunday School will lecture this evening at Braddock Chapel on Home Influences A Remarkable Letter from W T Thomson of Columbus Wis attesting to Dr Miles Nervine swift relief for his wife’s headaches stomach and nervous prostration after many doctors failed The notice promotes free trial bottle and Dr Miles nerve and heart book plus Dr Acker English Pills and general drugstore ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey F. Geizendanner
St. James Lutheran Sun-day School
Braddock Chapel
Thomson
Columbus
Wis
Becaus
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Miles
Jos. B. Garrett’s
Mozley
H. Mozley
Atlanta
Secand
Hortle
Complimentary Resolution for Wim Hardt at Farmers and Mechanics Bank
At a Tuesday board meeting the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank passed a resolution welcoming Wim Hardt's resignation as teller and congratulating him on a promotion to a higher post. The board notes his business merit and personal esteem, and states they accept the loss with regret while predicting further advancement in his career under the General Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Wim. Hardt
Congress Reports on Customs and Pension Bills
The Senate debated customs administration while the House passed the classification of worsted cloths as woolens by 158 to 0. A three hour debate produced the Republican caucus substitute for the service pension bill, forecasting pension roll growth to 50 000 and annual pension expenditures to 150 090 000. Local notes record Gittinger’s improvements for F B Sappington on Second Street and J C Burch arranging lumber for a two story house at Doubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Senate
House
Ax. H. M. Gittinger
F. B. Sappington
E. Second St
J. C. Burch
Doubs
Wm. D
Electric Bitters Endorsements From Indiana Locals
Idaville residents Postmaster Thamons and farmer Jahnie praise Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney and liver trouble boosting strength and appetite. Hardware merchant W Gardner also notes renewed energy. Drug Store Jos Jarrutt offers the tonic for 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Jarrout's
Tuk Weextr News Ad List Reflects Local Commerce
The current issue showcases new ads from Model, Carty, Doll & Son, Cline & Co, Lumber Dealers, 5-A Lap Duster, Mullowx & Kemp, Railing, Campbell & Martin, Wilson & Son, Etchison & Son, B V Buckey, Royal Baking Powder, Carnazes & Wolds, Acme Blacking, Cook's Hog Cholera Cure, Etna Life, plus notices for teacher examinations, public sales, local auctions, and harvest machinery. Local readers see prominent merchants and services highlighted alongside sales notices.
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Preas
Tuk Weextr
C.C. Carty
G. J. Doll & Son
C. E. Cline & Cy
Mullowx & Kemp
George T. Railing
Campbell & Martin
Wilson & Son H. N. Etchison & Son
B._ V. Buckey. Royal Baking Powder For Sale—Carnazes, &¢ Wolds Acme
Cook
Etna Life Insurance Co
Gettysburg
J. Lightner
Margaret
Livingston
James H. Gambrill
McCornick
H. R. Lease
Auct
The Work of Death. Henry G. Brendle Dies in Hagerstown
Henry G. Brendle formerly of Frederick died at his residence on South Potomac street in Hagerstown on Tuesday April 29 aged 72 years. The funeral will be held from his late home tomorrow at 2 PM with interment in Rose Hill cemetery. He was first janitor of the First National Bank at its 1866 organization, ran a penny post route and engaged in other pursuits in Frederick. He leaves three children Frank Graves and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LG. Brendle
Henry G. Brendle
Frank
Pension Bureau
Washington
Graves
Mary
Shafer-Laely Wedding Solemnized at Boonsboro Church
Hymeness observed Tuesday morning at the Reformed church in Boonsboro Washington county where Mr C E Shafer a prominent merchant wedded Miss Mary E daughter of Dr Wm Lakin Rev S Miller officiated Cara Wade played the organ The couple left for Philadelphia and New York after the ceremony The bride is known in Frederick social circles with guests including Mr and Mrs Daniel T Lakin of this city.
Masonic SSS Jacques de Molay to Attend Maryland Centenary
Jacques de Molay Commanders No. 4 of this city will join Tuesday's Baltimore centennial celebra tion of Maryland Commandery No. 1 the oldest Knights Templar commandery in America A parade of knights from several commenderies across the United States and Canada will precede a grand banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSS
Jacques de Molay
Baltimore
Maryland
Knights Templar
America
United States
Smada
Hop
Fall Sunday service at Zion Reformed Church
There will be a Sunday service next fall at Vit. Zion Reformed Church in Fengayille at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev. Horace E. Robertson of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Fengayille
Horace E. Robertson
Baltimore
Naval officer names messenger from colored man
Naval officer Crner yesterday sent the name of a colored man to Washington as his messenger. He has not disclosed the deputy's name yet and may wait a day or two. Mr. Urner received many callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crner
Washington
Urner
Minstrel Captain Walsh to Lead Salvation Army Meetings
Staff Captain Walsh the converted minstrel will lead meetings at the Salvation Army Hall tonight and tomorrow night. He will sing and play the banjo as the gathering begins at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 3
Walsh
Salvation Army Hall
Enchanted hedge and the edge of fancy’s realm
A lyrical fragment describes a dream journey beyond a hedge into a radiant wood. The speaker meets a mystic voice and questions whether the boundary between imagination and reality remains. The scene ends with the hedge turning to nothing as twilight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isghel
Flavel Scott
Harper's Wrekin
Wonders of the North and Shattered Tradition Stories
A serialized account surveys British Columbia rivers noting opposite flows, ice and rock bridges, and glacial tunnels. It recounts a tribal tale of a burial canoe drift through an ice tunnel ending in a feast, then describes McKenzie passage and Dean’s canal inlets with dangerous tides and glacier-laden waters.
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British Columbia
Arctic Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Columbia
Fraser and Kootenay
Skeems Ihara
Autumin
Ghebulons
Kicking Horse
Field Station
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ulecillewaet
Stickeen
McKenzie Passage
Kingcome Inlet
Leas Wonderful
Dean's Canal
Sda
Goree
Yukon River
White River
Yukon
Arctic Circle
The Precinct Uncle Ben and the Bees Trick
An elderly Florida shopkeeper nicknamed Uncle Ben once enjoyed a cruel prank where locals stirred a bee nest to scare unsuspecting visitors. A sting provokes his silent laughter, until one day he punishes the participants with a threat of a cowhide. A darkly comic memory from the New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Oli Etore
Darky
Uncle Ben
Olman
Ben
New York Tribune
Remarkable Loans and Wool Trade Across Centuries
A collage of anecdotes on ambition securing loans, a Disraeli tale, a wool dealer’s Melbourne visit in 1881, a Broad Street land sale record at seven million dollars per acre, and Mrs. Curtain’s recovery from consumption via King’s New Discovery, with free trials at Garrett’s Drug Store.
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Broadwy
New York
Michael Curtain
Maken
Phymean
Ir. King
B. Garret
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Tam
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Valley Land and Improvement Co
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J. Addison Cooke
Staunton
Mary Lewis Sains
P. E. Church of the Holy Trinity
Billy Myers
Jack Hopper
Alexandria
Wheeling and Vicinity
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Vasa Commission of Lnnacy
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Lizzie S. Boteler
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Mississippi
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Farmers’ Alliance of Virginia
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The
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Augusta County
Lottie Carter Parsons
P.E
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Adams Express Company
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Jersey City
Etkron Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
National
Chester Musical, Literary and Soecial Club
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Towsontown
Charles B. Roberts
Westmin Stier
Jackson
Laltimore
Rice & Jobe
Maurice
Oriole
Charlie C
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John W. Smith
Smith
Jackson J
Annapolis
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O. CO
Dr. Acker
Amemeger
Watiaazem
Drigget
Hymeness
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Tor
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Joseph Ff
Dreucti
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Hint
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Ater & E Lons
Melbourne
London
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Patrick Street
Mullinix
G. W. T. Harley
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Atore
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Ind
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Hood
X. J
Pago
Hood & GO
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J. H.gambrill
OCEEN
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Sine Place
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Boller
Lintie
East
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Surrey
Dayton
SS. T. Brongie
Market Street
Maylawlw
Weary New
Taqure
L. Kline
Wm. A
Eycress
Bartholomay Bock Beer
Bartholomay Book Beer
C. Lipps
Parniek
Prreeta
Venderick
N. Y
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Gents
Tuz
Old Frederick
Eoener
Claw
Broadway Rouss
Rouss
Porinece
Prince
Fredenot County
Erederigx
C. B
Ajbargalin
Mr. Sousy
Tim Newa
Sat§ion
North Macket Street
A. Worley
Janudkwtt
ICE
Tammak and
Ments
Kennebec River
Maine
WM. Anderson
Frederick, MD
Walt
Woodsboro
Frederick Fair Grounds
Mr. Smith
Woodsbo
AL Geo. W. Smith
P.ro
O. Box
Fair Grounds
Sprédachmecks
Bill Poster
John J
Frederick City
Court Street
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Doll & Son
Poll & Son
Spada
Tshive
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