New Advertisements Today Bagatelle and Bowling Clark's Stove For Sale
Classified ad list showing multiple sellers and items for sale including a stove sale by Clark's, calves for sale by Wm. P. Morsell, and various business names such as Doll Brothers and John Gate & Co. framing a typical 19th century newspaper classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagatelle
Clark’s. Stove
D. Thoman& Oo
Wm. P. Morsell
Eden Th
Olivette
Marsh’s
Zimmerman’s. Mare Doll's
McCardell’s
John Gate & Co
Eling
Yingling
Highbarger. & Wertheimer
Doll Brothers
Social notes from Frederick area visits and travels
PURELY PERRONAE, Mr. Lewis Cram of this city is spending a few days at Charlesville. Mr. B. I. Jamison, of Walkersville, is spending the day with friends in Frederick. Mr. D Princton Beckey, of this city, is spending a few days with friends in Washington. Misa Minnie L. Backey, of Rocky Ridge, is visiting Miss Lillie Birsly, East Third street. Mr. Frederick Shroeder, of this city, who has been spending some months at Annapolis, has returned. Mrs. Wm. G. Backey, of this city, who has been visiting her mother in Baltimore, has returned. Mrs. D. H. Moberly and Mrs. T. a. Wonder, of Baltimore, who have been visiting relatives in this city, have returned. Mrs. Ed. Bachelder and son, Ray, and her mother, Mrs. L. A. Hager, have returned to Washington after a pleasant visit to friends and relatives here. Mr. Charles Cronise, Miss Enydar, Miss Peterman, Miss Fletcher, Miss Dalla Cronise and Miss Sadie Fletcher see a pend spending the day at Sugar Loaf mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cram
Charlesville
B. I. Jamison
Walkersville
Frederick
D Princton Beckey
Washington
Misa Minnie L. Backey
Rocky Ridge
Lillie Birsly
East Third Street
Frederick Shroeder
Annapolis
Wm. G. Backey
Baltimore
D. H. Moberly
T. A. Wonder
Ed. Bachelder
Ray
L. A. Hager
Charles Cronise
Enydar
Peterman
Fletcher
Dalla Cronise
Sadie Fletcher
Sugar Loafountain
C. W. Boas, Jr
Wm. P. Maulsby
J. Roger McSherry
Charles C. Waters
C. S. Howard
Black
West Virginia
Thomas Schley
Ross Baer
George Gravsta
Frederick Alvey
John A. Markell
Pigman
Maclaby
Emily Maciay
Miss Williamson
Marie Diehl
Misa Jolis Williamson
Misa Gambrill
Westminster
Miss Thompson
Downey
New Market
Nannie Potts
Misa Jessie Bowles
Motter
Misa Stauffer
Grayson
Louisa Potta
Darrow
Fauntleros
Miss McSherry
Messrs
O. Grimes, Jr
Pearre Wantz
Tweakminaten
Poole Jones
Mt. Airy
D. Hobbs
Wow Market
Connelly
Adamstown
Hill
South Carolina
McGill
Mr. Legg
Louis Nixdorf
Edwin Markell
Alleine Williamson
Roger B. Wood
Albert McCardell
Ira J. McCurdy
Frank Baughman
Harry and Fi Grove
Leroy McCardell
Fairmount Cemetery Board Election At Libertytown
Fairmount Cemetery Company at Libertytown will elect a board of managers this evening. Decoration Day will be observed with services at Fairmount Cemetery. The Middletown Methodist Episcopal church has been painted. Trolley parties and bicycle runs are planned for local roads. A San Jose scale outbreak threatens Cumberland Valley orchards. growers plan to form a fruit growers association and seek actions to destroy infected trees. Baseball club organized in Frederick with Bennett, Strawsberger and Saylor in leadership. Baltimore and Ohio announces May 18 excursion Frederick to Baltimore. Mrs. John M. Ebert is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Cemetery
Libertytown
John E. W. Hargett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Middletown
Samson
San Jose
Cumberland Valley
Shippensburg
Pennsylvania
Frederick
City Hotel
Toils Csy
Pressio
Runaway girl captured after dramatic escape
Detectives nabbed nineteen year old Mattie and returned her to the refuge. The suspect, reportedly Bertha Brown, traveled in disguise from Mount Washington area, escaped by ladder and blanket ruse, and was apprehended after being identified at a boarding house on Oliver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Fbompave
Sielat &Kahefck Ag
Ncarty
Ma E. Thompson
Feesie Horse
Hefege
Highlandtown
Pobler
Moberly
Lirea Angges
Sion
Bret
Oliver Street
Bertha Brown
House of Refuge
Mount Washington
Ashe
Last of the Cotillions Ends Season at Junior Hall
The cotillion at Junior Hall in Frederick closed a successful season. Organized by Mrs. C. W. Boas Jr, the event featured ornate decorations, a supper service, and tunes by the Frederick Select Orchestra. Notables attended including Mr. and Mrs. Maulsby and many Frederick residents.
Business Men's Associationendorses measures on Frederick war claim
Members debated methods used by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to secure payment of Frederick's War Claim. They endorsed the approach and planned to contact Congressional committees overseeing the bill to keep it active. They discussed opposing freight-rate penalties against Frederick and said action would be taken immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Alder- Maen
Frederick
Congress
Neel
Deaf pastor ordained at Bal thisire Conference event
A garbled ordination notice from the MLE church Bal thisire Conference lists a Ceacw2 holder as Ceafenete in the Bret gratuste. The report mentions a married school adult and a first deaf person among attendees, with scattered details about timing in Baltimore and Washington.
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Washington
Ordawasi
Bret Gratuste
Adu
Tee Sabha Wi
Moylan Career and Family in Deaf Mission Work
Daniel Moylan, a devoted educator and lay reader in Baptist and Methodist circles, served the Maryland School for the Deaf and later led deaf classes in the M E church. He married Mattie Linthham in 1892, had four children with two deceased, and managed a home in Transitaville while laboring mainly in Baltimore and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Daniel
Moylan
Maryland
Mariland
J. S. Wells
Grace P. E. Church
Lsbor
M. E. Church
Mr. Moylan
Tramsville
Caunty
Cody
Iain Baltimore
Frederick
Bataw Street
Recital at the City Opera House by McDaniel and Smith
An elocutionary and musical recital at City Opera House last night featured Mrs. McDaniel, Prof. Geo Ed Smith, and Albert Wallis. The program included vocal and cornet performances, readings, a violin solo, and a physical culture number with a finale by the Arion Quartet and City Opera House Orchestra. Accompanist was Mr. G Howard King. Elections looming Monday for Franklin Savings Bank and several local firms plus Mt. Olivet Cemetery managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Sirs
McDaniel
Edger McGardell
Robert Bork
Arion
Quartette
Wang
City Opera House Orchestra
Reading
Mrs. McDaniel
van Geard
King
Mr. Smith
G. Howard King
Sunday religious services and temperance events listed
The notice outlines numerous church services across denominations including Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, Mt. E Church South, and St. Peters Libertytown. It mentions temperance meetings led by Rev Nicholson and Rev Dinwiddie, a dedication planned for the Mt. Airy M. E. Church South on May 8, and Holy Week observances at St. Johns Catholic with St. Joseph feast and Weepersd Bird benefiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyingpsl
Alan Abd
Tua
Muruioxg Igerries
Tore
Laberes
Bof Clyrisve
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rav
L. B. Wolf
Christian Endeavor
Mt. E. Church
South
Mr. Switzer
M. E. Church South
Mt. Airy
Dr. Boyd
Washington, D. C
Weller
St. Peter’s Church
Libertytown
Father McKiff
Father Bridges
S. E Nicholson
C. E
Nicholson
Maryland State Temperance League
W. H. McMasters
Naticns Reform Association
Allegheny City
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Reformed Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Lemon
Washington
Joel Brown
Epworth League
G. Roger Wickham
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Frederick
Kemp Hall
Anti-Saloon League
E. Nicholson
National Anti-Saloon League
E. 0. Dinwiddie
Legislative Department
N. A. S. League
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Universal Church
Orconpell
Bridges
S. J
Miley
S.S
Fr. O'Rourke
S.J
Sc. Diontus
Fr. McNif
Local notices mix of fare, sales, and spring events
A dense, old timey local page lists cafe specials with sea foods and crabs, dinners, and ice cream parlors, plus ads for spectacles and opticals, a national convention travel note, building association stock, tax and sale notices. Also mentions carpet and wallpaper shop, furniture and yarns, and a parade of merchants.
New Police Justices for Frederick City Appointment
John F Smith Christian H Eckstein and John Wood were sworn in as police justices for Frederick City and will assume duties Monday. Eckstein will have an office on Court Street with Br Joseph Weaver and at his West Second Street residence. Smith will work on Court Street in rooms formerly occupied and remain at East Second Street Herald Square Opera Company performs Olivette next Wednesday evening at Opera Hours, promising a full house with the same troupe as in prior engagement. In Bankruptcy Augustus L Warfield dealer in hottes Mt Airy Carroll county filed a petition. liabilities and assets listed with no creditors. Hood's Barbasphe ad claims the best medicine for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Smith
Christian H. Eckstein
John Wood
Frederick City
Mr. Eckstein
Court Street
Joseph W-eaver
West Second Street
Mr. Smith
East Second Street
Herald Square Opera Company
Augustus L. Warfield
Hotees
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Herman
Optician
Frederick
West
Patrick Street
City
Unreadable OCR prompts store ad style text
Fragmented passage presents a chaotic sale advertisement with garbled words. It mentions apparel items like jackets parasols stockings and hose and promises low prices and new goods. No clear event date or identifiable persons or organizations are present.
Local notices and vendor ads clutter Frederick page
A jumble of notices and ads includes a service by A. G. Quynn & Co warning homeowners, a city police ordinance enforcement notice by Mayor William F. Cartwright, carpet cleaning rates, optical examinations by Herman and Saks, Dr. Boteler’s eye clinic details, and a furniture and lamp promotion. The mixed items list inspections, penalties, and product offers with addresses and dates around May 7.
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the Daily News
P. w.Mayt
Wagatscrog
M. Scotsi
Ted
L. Moves
Weather Bureau
Leasant
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John M. Ebert
Clark Pinos
Siness Men's Association
Pure
Bealiy
Rex
Daniel E. Moylan
Opera House
Franklin Savings Bank
Woodsboro Savings i Wil Bagan
Aential
Metcal Fire Insurance Company
Frederick and Oppesamtown
Improvement Land and Building Association
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Mt. Olivet Cemetery Company
First National Bank
Ferderick
Sunday Schools and Societies
Lamar Paster
Henes Pecstit
Stewart
Ats
Ebayer
Capcordia
Saltamore
Marsh‘s
Clarke
North Market Street
Doli's
Les
Lemon Ieee
McCardell
John 5
Quinn & Co
Weat South Street
Doll's
Con
Yingling's Cafe
Dolla
O. S. Highbarger
Park Hotel
Brise Bros
Land
Philadelphia Optical Company
Sait
Wim. C. Boteler
Oanal
People's Party National Convention
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Qoincinnati
Ohio
Roomate Ot
People’s Party
Cincinnati
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Colt
G. C. Heller
Woman's College
National Building 3 Association of
Edward C. Lease
Joux J. Joussos
Baker Jonssox
Frederick County
Sorpaiere
L. BE. Mullinix
Media Hood
Jos Hendrickeon
Qealius
Soly Sand Bhick
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Lesnon
Fsr
Avit
Clinton E. Main
Main
Clinton
Watheon
Loogal
Houston
Maine
A. G. Quynn & Co
Homscholders
Wiliam F. Cartrox
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Isidor Saka
Saks’ Optical Co
Wm. C. Boteler
Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Ware
Faraishine
N. Market St
T. Rig & Sons
A. T. Rice & Boxe
Punzhal
Desice
Udalhis
Pratt
F. W. Stavs
Christian Raising
J. Henaly Ealer
de ii
J. Hmisely Kellar
Marsmt
Olaesville
Minnesota
Sheiner
Rand
Carey
Willard C. Kelizr
Patrick Sr
Nicodemus
Dentiet
Atraen Mirza
SA 9 Equity Practice
Orphars’ Court
Bess
PRS
Ms Care
Sbables
P. Levy
LEVY
G&ie
Mal
Bodoor & Od
Prise
Trea
Mee
Alduuk & Cl
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