Local Mention Notice Sealed Proposals Saturday
Lib erty town ponders widows and widowers in a 84 to 9 balance as a banner asks if any other town of 60 population can dest this. The issue sits among ads and notices about summer camps Linwood July 28 hay scales near Hammond Sappington and a recent crow of local notes from Hagerstown to Middletown and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
The
Banner
Toronto
Canada
Scott Seed Company
Linwood
Hay Scales
Liberty
Messrs
Hammond & Sappington
Pleasant East Patrick Street social hosted by Miss Fleshman
Miss Maggie Fleshman of East Patrick Street gave a pleasant social last night attended by many guests. After enjoying games the gathering adjourned to the dancing room where the music and good cheer continued through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Fleshman
East Patck Street
D'Nving
Capital City in Bloom and Opera Opens in May
In Washington the capital shines with full foliage and party parks. Insanity experts fetch high fees, while May 8 opens the ninth summer opera at Albaugh's with Said Pasha. City promenades, river outings, and hotel frescoes by C. E. Moberly color a spring scene. The Frederick Historical Society meets, recounting old local advert pieces and Sugar Loaf Mountain lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hospital
Tas Faxspsaire Mawes
Wassrecres
D.C
White House
Botanical Gardens
Agricultural Department
Dra. Bamilton
Daus
Chapin
Howard J. Schneider
Albaugh
Dickson Opera Co
Pasha
Samuel J. Pentz
River View
Marshall Hal
Mt. Vernon
Mar‘alist Hall
Virginia
Wah
Cly Ic
C. E. Moberly
la Normandie
la Normandis
Fifteenth
Streets
McPherson Square
Horace W. Cake
Moberly
Wride
Bizzarre
Fredericktosian
Rigg’s
Hotel Arrivals and Golden Anniversary Mention
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list names numerous guests from Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Washington D C plus county counts and a note of 50th alumni anniversary at Frederick Female Seminary. Arrangements for the reunion include three to four hundred members with many expected to attend in spirit due to travel limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Hotel
H. ©. Luxton
J. A. Wheeler
Louis Holpee
R. Turned
Baltimore
George Souder
C. BE. Tackett
R. Speed
G. Robertan
R. T. Hines
New York
Dr. Hardesty
Washington
D.C
OB. Eldridge
Philadelphia
Aesays DE Ruland
Besverreek
Hollingsworth
Brine
Frederick Female Seminary
Marshals Meet Over Upcoming Hose Company Demonstration
A meeting of the marshals in charge of the independent Hose Company display on the seventh of west June was held at J. Roger McSherry's office last night. Parade route and related issues were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
and &H
West
J. Roger McSherry
Cramer Leaves Papers In Washington For Treasury Promotion
Mr. Cramer of Frederick is a candidate for a chief of division in the Treasury Department. He visited Washington yesterday with Mr. Wood and Mr. Stephen A. Gambrill, meeting Chief Clerk Logan Carlisle and leaving papers endorsing Bir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Washington
E. L. Cramer
Frederick
Treasury Department
Department
Wood
Stephen A. Gambrill
Logan Carlisle
Exhibition by Dr Hollingsworth At Armory Hall
Dr G R Hollingsworth famed horse trainer gave a public exhibition at Armory Hall. He demonstrated shoeing a kicking horse and trained two colts for Mr John Groff and Mr A Bouland, amid crackers and band music. Ladies and gentlemen were invited to learn handling of horses and proper care. Tomorrow night will feature unbroken colts and further instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Hollingeworth
Boe
A. Bouland
Enb
News of the State and regional items mixed
News items note the Naval Institute at 853 members, deaths of Jacob Humbind in Cumberland aged 65, Willem M Richardson of Snow Hill, and a Berlin Worcester Sabbath School convention. Reports cite high water on the Wicomico River, crop delays in Cecil County, a railroad landslide near Port Deposit, and a Bowie murder reward hitch. Also mentions a judge ruling against arresting tram riders, and appointments to state health and lunacy commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval Institute
Jacob Humbind
Cumberland
Wicomico River
Salisbury
Cecil County
Willem M. Richardson
Snow Bil
Anns Arundelson
James
Oakland
Garrett County
Columbia
Port Deposit
Southern Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Church
Berlin
Worcester County
Prince George's County
Bowie
Hoffmen
Allegany County
Tramps
Samuel C. Chew
State Lunacy Commission
Chancellor
State Board of Health
James A. Stewart
Ofice
Mobile Nine Defeats Montgomery After Weekend Series
Jase Ball News reports Mobile’s baseball team, with Thomas Gittinger as a member, winning two of three from Montgomery in Mobile Alabama. Gittinger played right field, contributing to Mobile’s 9–7 and 19–4 wins. Through 16 games, Mobile sits 9–7 with a 563 winning percentage, ranking 9th among 12 Southern League teams. Concurrently, extensive improvements are underway on Mr Jacob Dadisman’s northwest addition, to host City Base Ball League games, including leveling, diamond work, and a new grandstand under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jase Ball News
Mobile
Thomas Gittinger
Cis
Ala
Montgomery Nine
Gittinger
Fritz
Montgomery
Mobile Nine
Jacob Dadisman
Br. Dadisman
Hymeneal Married Out West TM Bliss Harshman wed
Bliss Ida F Harshman formerly of Middletown valley married John Missigman of Pleasant Run Miami county Ohio on May 20 at John Browns home in Tippecanoe City Ohio. Large guest list and abundant refreshments mark the celebration. Cards Out Daniel H Buckey to wed Rachael Barrick May 16 at Central M P Church near Liberty New London event notes wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Ida F. Harshman
Middletown Valley
John Browns
Tippecanoe City
Ohio
John Missigman
Pleasant Run
Miami County
Daniel H. Buckey
Near Liberty
Rachael
Charles Barrick
New London
Central M. P. Churen
Enmina
John Henry Birmingham
Senator Hill
My. Birmingham
A Coolness at the Custom House
The Custom House in Baltimore reported a chill spell as workers were dismissed from April 20 to October 1. With fires out, Marine and Sub-Treasurer Wellington kept open grates burning wood, while Naval Officer Urner lit gas jets to lower room temperatures. A visitor quipped that colder days lie ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Baltimore
Marine
Wellington
Urner
Farm Sells Near Watersville Aerial District For 2000
Trustees Joseph D Brooks Charles E Fink and James A C Bond sold the Steele country home near Watersville All Airy District occupied by the late General Wesley Watkins deceased containing 2 acres at pub Hessie on Saturday to Solomon P Englar for 2000 Englar plans to plant about 2000 peach trees on the place and already has 1500 trees on his Olive farm with 1000 bearing Trotting Horse Breeders Association of Maryland and DC announced the list of fifty nine entries and eleven stakes filled with numbers 16 17 10 6 11 6 8 4 4 4 4 totaling 90 Phil the best showing yet Secretary Benjamin White announces election of 25 association members in the past two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Brooks
Charles E. Fink
James A. C. Bond
Hessie
James H. Steele
Watersville
All. Airy
Wesley Watkins
Solomon P.englar
Englar
Paoying Hore Breeders’ Association of
Maryland
District of Columbia
Fishe En Tiles
Benjaimin White
Bishop Peterkin to Travel on Church Mission and England Tour
Bishop Peterkin of the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia will embark on a church mission to South America. He plans to spend about two weeks of a three month absence on a historic tour of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterkin
Episcopal Diocese
West Virginia
South America
England
Forbidden Liquor Lecture by Miss Yates at City Opera House
Miss Yates of Maine lectured at the City Opera House on The Modern Hydra to a temperance audience including W C T U members and various denominations. Rev L Rubiman introduced her. a collection followed and she was praised for her oratorical gifts and missionary background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Elizabeth Yates
Maine
City Opera House
Luther Rubiman
Misa Yates
Ming Yates
Shoe
Hydra
Jesus Christ
L. Kuhlman
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
National W. CO. F. T
A. Fearhske
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs in City Visit
Siss Effie Weddle of Mechanicstown is in the city today. J Wastenfeltz from near Eliertor is here on business. Rev G J Roudabush and family visit Frederick county friends. Rev W L Ould of Baltimore returns home after visiting. Mr and Mrs G M Gesser of Altoona Pa with Walter spend several days as guests of Mrs Wilcoron, leaving Tuesday via Baltimore. Gesser, a leading Altoona merchant sailor, goes home for business. Messrs John Gruff John Hershberger and William H Ramsburg leave for York Pa on business. Mics Palmer of Lewistown visits friends. William H English of Washington DC visits his father-in-law Dr B H Kline on West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Weddle
Mechanicstown
Altoons
Dom Wilcoron
Baltimore
Gesser Isone
Altoona
Sallors
John Gruff
John Hershberger
William H. Ramsburg
York
Mics Palmer
Lewistown
William H. English
Washington, D. C
B. H. Kline
West Seventh Street
Deacon White Fails Spark Panic in Wall Street
Special Dispatch to The Nawa reports Deacon White failing again causing pandemonium on Wall Street and a 13 point drop in sugar prices. May 5 marks the New Year in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawa
Deacon White
Wallstreet
Melody Buried in Tragic Train Death
The burial of Annie Leipka, a young emigrant who died on a Sandusky bound journey, occurred this morning amid questions of foul play. Coroner’s inquest noted bruising and a head injury. the body was found head down in a snowbank with little effort to escape. A telegram requested burial in Sandusky and shipment of clothes, pending lawful right. The deceased carried 60 to 60 cents and 75 guilders. investigators doubt the train’s speed caused her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody
Annie Leipka
Sandusky
Frederick
W. Eschison
Belive
Faith in a rabbit's foot on White House lawn tale
A rabbit grazed the White House grounds attracting a chase by office seekers and a portly Southern gentleman who offered $10 for the rabbit. The animal eluded capture as it vanished into the lawn’s hollow, leaving pursuers disappointed and the man hopeful for his chance at a political appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Officeseekers
Wasnivetox
Whites House
Bunny
Special Styles In High Grade All Wool Ingrain Carpets
Readable copy praises Exire Heavy and Better Value than x Three Plywood for less money. Customers seek price and quality in wool ingrain carpets.
Model Lace Curtains And Poles Ad Shoppers Should See
An old advertised page promotes buying lace curtains with new patterns and full sizes at prices from 75 cents to 38.50 per pair. It touts chenille portfolios in popular colors, curtain poles and brackets, and new natural wood durable styles. Also promotes Phrein’s glove at 1.75 with claims of comfort and universal fit.
Fragmented Late News From Across Cities and Notices
A jumble of late 19th century items: a relay riderl at South Bend eight hours late. Jeremiah W W Coveney named Boston postmaster. Chicago sailors strike expands as color line blurs. fires in Indianapolis and Terre Haute cause tens of thousands in losses. Panhandle workers in Columbus strike. Episcopal Convention selects Dea Lawrence of Boston as bishop of Massachusetts. Maryland gubernatorial execution date set for Pinkney and Boaberber murder case. a twenty foot steamer boat found on Beaufort beach with no name. Dr Ellison Capers elected assistant bishop of South Carolina. Governor Tillman assigns Jervey to prosecute Columbia lynchers. Brewers Union president denies brewing strike links. Russian pilgrims to Nazareth suffer exposure. a 17 year old girl rescued near Moscow after days buried in snow. Trinity M E Church notices invite public to weekly interest meetings. Gem Store ad promotes kitchenware bargains. Photo studio debut offers 178 per dozen artistic cabinet photos for 80 days. local firm WALEER & Co touts desk stock and Spencer cloth innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridera
South Bend
Ind
Jeremiah WW. Coveney
Boston
Rhce
T. N Hart
Saitors
Chicago
Vajen
Indianapolis
G. W. McKee
Wholesale Nation
D. P. Erwin
Columbus
Nix
Terre Bonne
Episcopal Convention
Deaa Lawrence
Asd
Massachusetts
Brooks
Maryland
Wiliam Pinkney
Daniel Boaerber
Francis A. Bowie
Marlboro
Beaufort
N. C
Ellison Capers
Trinity Church
Columbia
South Carolina
Charleston
Tillman
Jervey
S.C
Arnold
Brewers’ Union of
Russia
Nazareth
Moscow
Attention to New Print Styles and Sultings Notice
Fragmentary notice shows reference to new print styles and a £15 amount for Sultings. The readable text lists foreign and domestic worsteda and calimeres, with a call to attention regarding the itemized charges.
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the Daily News
Frederick Weather
Br Burner Hire
Bento Enantartaperiins
Sim
Sana
Moon Bete
Washmeron
M. W. Haxgerveton
Weather Bureau
John Smith
Hagerstown
Isaac Long
Downsville
Pacor
Geo. W. Gardner
Thomas Simpson
A. S. Zentz
Bmechanicstown
Medagasa
M. N. Rohrback
Allen
Roherback, Sr
Sorizon
Thomas Crouse
Waters
South Market Street
Burck
Bronewrick
Pawnee
Chambersburg
W. M
City Opera Boyce
P. J. Levy
Middletown
Hiddietown
Winthrop
Baltimore Board of Public Works
Baltimore and Cumberland Road
Chesapeake and Ubic Canal
Groff
Maryland Tate ‘Temperance Alliance
Peter Lugenheel
Viice
Tan Sen
Wasbingtox
She Historical Society
Frederick County Historical Society
Mixa Helen Young
Court Street
W. T. Wootton
Frederick County
Tilton
Charles W. Hofman
Sugar Losf
F. J. Nelson
C. W. Hoiiman
News OF the State
Mount Vernon
Stinespring
Cassen
M. P
Liberty Circuit
Johnsville
Middle Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knoxville
E.R. Eschbach
J. A. Lampe
Sharpsburg
Clasaia
St. James Lutheran Church
Haaskarl
Montevue Hospital
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Bliss R. E Dinthicum
Mise Edith Carter
Roland BR. Rodrick
Jonas Kregle
Lanner
Prospect
Mount Airy
Meek
New Market
M.E
Edwin Devilbiss
James H. Harris
J. Hanson Diller
Roland R. Rodrick
Albert Carter
H. Holbraner
Pips Creek
T. J. Gross
J. Belt Townshend
Issish Devilbiss
Asalat
C. Eddie Carlisle
J. Zzra 5Em
Resist
William Sharretts
Arthur Albert
Ambra Yian
David Sharcetis
Joseph T. Stem
Maggie Stem
Morton
Washixseros
Mr. Morton
Paris
Danville
Barney Higgins
H. L. Wood
Higgins
Woods
Curiaco
Francis J. Schultz
Dearborn Street
Republican Centrl Committee
T. Hafner
Republican Central
Grand Jury
Court House
Smullings & Kemp
Drs Goons
Mounx
John Hendrickson
Phrein
Jons Hanptroxson
Trinity M. E
Gem Store
W. W. Lease
A. Murray Thomas
B. & Q. BR. R Depot
Frederick, Md
James BE
Ee Eee Jr
Waleer & Co
Pancy Goods, &c
Spencer
AMES
Walker & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bone
Frederick. MD
Markdly
V. Staub
Rua
Legrand
Minnesota
Staub
North Market Stresc
Fourth Street
BE. J. Eldridge
Patrick St
Berts
N. Y
Herts
Herta
Constantinople
R. R. Hoes
A. S
C. B
W. P. Rice
Taz News Office
RL Harley
R .L. Harley. i
South Marketstreet
Freederick MD
H. Blackston
P Woolens
Poerign Arte
London
Aegsion
Meechart Tailor
North Market Street
Prederick
C. E. Cline & CO
YE Cline & CO
Kore
Pollow
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