Weather Forecast and Public Notices Snapshot
Special Dispatch to Tas News from Washington May 9 108 forecasts Tuesday fair by MW Hasemertox Weather Bureau chief. Local notices include creditors public sale legal equity notice No 5606 to creditors and gas concession announcement. Miscellaneous reward offered ten dollars and sale details for tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas News
Wasameron
D.C
Rodock & Neidie
Mullinix & Kemp
Ssle—Tools
Brief Bits of Local and General News from Frederick
Budget items and small notices include Scott Welty joining Pawnee Bill's show for 45 dollars a month, bond sale plans in Washington County, and Ira L. Gramer seeking a tax office post. A Sharpsburg man, John Shaw, was killed near Mar-Haeburg. local painters form a union. canal breaks near Williexasport. and the Independent drum corps to parade June 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Welty
Frederick City
Pawnee Bill
Chaz. Johnson
Hagerstown
Frederick
Geo. A. Yee
Baltimore
Monocacy
John Welch
Walter McAfee
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Dam No. 4
Williexasport
Wm. L. Moberly
J. H. Satkey
Second Street
Geo. L. Wilson
Chas. Houck
Personal notices and court session report
Purportedly local brief noting visits from F C Knott and Avuie Campbell returning from Baltimore. Mentions of Samuel Murphy E S Rowe A D Doty Martin Miller and others visiting or traveling. Reports Frank Suman wedding trip return and various residents in the city. Circuit Court convened 9.20 with Judge Lynch presiding. case J H Grove v George P Eustiz adjourned with decision reserved and criminal docket set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C Knott
Avuie Campbell
Baltimore
Samuel Murphy
E.S. Rowe
Emmitsbur, Wen
A. D.doty
Jefferson
Martin Miller
Saint Thorne
J. D. Kepner
Miflin
Mire. Robinson
M. Miller
St. Thomas
Frank Suman
Biss Maggie Hailing
Port Deposit
W. Winebrewer
Graceham
Charles Stevens
Creagerstown
J. A. Collisower
Frenklin ‘Mills
W. R. Dyer
Chicago
South Market Street
J. H. Grifin
Church Stat
Rocka
Circuit Court
Lynch
J. H. Grove
George P. Eustiz
Hewes
Taureday
The Liberty Bell Fund in Frederick Attains National Notice
Frederick residents and New Jersey donors back the Columbian Liberty Bell project. Letters from Menaley Bell Co and Liberty National Bank praise contributions, while local regent Mrs. Ritchie and Daughters of the Revolution collect pennies from Washington and Newark children. Proposals circle a second bell and a gallery of heroes featuring Washington, Jefferson, Jones, and Kee, with a national harmony motif urged by editors and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Liberty Bell
New Jersey
Bell Fund
Meneely Bell Company
Tror
Mas
Jomx Arrenr
Custos H. Menaxur
Liberty Nations] Bank
New York
Ritchie
Washington
D. C
Newark
N. J
University of the United
George Washington
Ady Ce
Christopher Columbus
John and
Sebastian Cabot
Thomas Jefferson
Ken Franklin
Light Horse
Harry Lee
Marquis de Lafayette
Nathanial Green
Pulaski
Winfield Scott
Luther
Webster
Shakespeare
John Paul Jones
Neary
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Kee
Ella Notrmikow Worites
Atlenta Constitution
Iete
Social World Notes From Graff House and Mechanicsown
Master Paul E son of Afr AP Marsh celebrated his fourth birthday yesterday with friends and juvenile games. A dance is planned for Mechanicsown Town Hall on May 15 with Rhodes Orchestra. Miss Lasry Jones hosted a party on West Bonth Street with games and a bountiful dining room spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Paul E
Afr
AP. Marsh
Graff House
Biamany
DARE
Mechanicsiown
Mechanics‘own
Rhodes
Lasry Jones
West Bonth St
Waynesboro High School Class of 93 Commencement Invitation
The Waynesboro high school class of 93 clarifies that its commencement invitation is not a request for a present but simply an invitation to attend the commencement. The note notes a recent custom of lavish invitations has caused misunderstandings about motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro High School
Seasiby
Prison Reform Delegation Visits City Jails
Mr G Griffith president of the Prisoners Aid Association and Rev Zinkban arrive to tour the state’s Criminal and Charitable Institutions and will visit the jail and Montevue hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visttin
Montevue
G. Griffith
Prisoners’ Aid Association
Zinkban
Nntion
Rescue refused as flood strands Miller on Knox island
J M Miller of Knoxville suffered a sudden illness during a flood that swamped his island home near Sandy ot taupe. He climbed a large tree to safety and refused rescue through the day and night. The Lutheran community marked the reopening of Trinity Church in Knoxville with new pews, oak furniture, an organ, stained glass, and memorial windows set by noted community members.
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Brasewick
J. M. Miller
Knoxville
Potomac
Sandy Ot Taupe
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knorville
Ted
Oliver C. Miller
Roanoke
McLaughlin
Hollins
John Heffiebewer
Mullendore
Woham T. Gittings
J. B. Garrety
J. W. Hiteshew
Joseph D. An
H. H Webber
York
Board of Church Extension
The
Lutheran Synod
L. A. Mann
Mercersburg
Thomas Ogie
Petition to vacate Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone charter
A petition to Governor Brown seeks to instruct Attorney General John P. Post to vacate the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company charter. It alleges overcharges above the $78 rate and discriminatory practices. The petition, prepared by Rhodes & Rhodes and Sams & Johnson for the Telephone Subscribers Protective Association, Baltimore, aims to circulate among subscribers. The petition is expected to draw many dissatisfied users to argue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomsc Telephone Co
Brown
John P. Posto
Fantastical Frederick Theatre Event Promises Dual Entertainment
Tonight at the Frederice theatre goers will witness Bronsce Howard's papaist society play Year Mra. Wintscep presented by young ladies and genthanest mac. The Philhermonie Orchestra provides music for a twofold show, a fashion forward scene in a rare Frederick County production.
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Winthrop
Frederice Theatre
Goers
Plane No 4 and nearby towns social notes
Nine May Mosley visits Baltimore then returns home pleased. Local social items from Plane No. 4 include visits by Miss May Moxley Miss Yergie Rene and others to Mrs Addie Moxley near Howard Chapel. A new preacher at Plane No 4 preaches at Marion Casper with a large crowd. Sunday school grows with many scholars. Miller House hosts eighteenth birthday party for Miss Jo Miller with elaborate decor and a full supper. Other notes report illnesses at Wolesville community church social events, church construction plans, and a debate by the Catectim Band and the Catoctin Literary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mosley
Baltimore
May Moxley
Yergie Rene
Addie Moxley
Roward Chapel
Nley Chang
Edward J. Beatty
Frederick
Iss Beasie Colbert
Cumberdg
Jennie
Robt. Spurrier
George Rena
Misa May Moxley
Rena
Pear Howard Chapel
Aechanichtown
Miller House
Miss Miller
J. F. Miller
B.C. Kefauver
W. M. Distin
R. H. Pollock
Lottie Martin
Byrdie Jones
Edna Waesche
Mary Cassell
May Slick
Bfattie Wisotzkey
Blanche Hammett
Sue Freeze
Reppie Grimes
Sadie Saylor
Grace Renshaw
Mamie Henshaw
Minnie Foreman
Messia
L. J. Ramsburg
Haxerstown
Bid
Lester Damuth
Charles Rouser
Will Stock
Chas. Stocksdale
Clarence Creeger
D. Z. Winger
Henry Bath
Robert Groff
Edger Sefton
Niles Amtiler
Wolesville
Hezekiah Harp
Henry Fry
Samuel Hoover
Geo. Witmer
R. R. Morgan
Jeferson Mwolfe
H. Baker
Bulli
H. Palmer & Yoo
Middlepoint
Good Hope
Catectim
Bilace
Catoctin Literary Society
Esomer
Brrill
Columbus
Cabots
N. Froshour
J. Luther Frey
Michael Sline
J. & Phleeger
Phleeger
Frederick City
Davis Coal and Coke Company Forms Giant West Virginia Merger
Stockholders in Baltimore approved a $2,000,000 capital increase to absorb the Fairfax Coal Company H G Davis Coal Company Henry Coal and Coke Company Davis and Elkins Coal and Coke Company and West Virginia Coal Company. New York will be the principal office with branches planned in Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Piedmont and other cities. Officers named include B Elkins president Col T B Davis vice president F Lort secretary treasurer and F S Landstreet coal manager. The merged group will mine and market coal from the West Virginia Central region under one management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Davis Coal and Coke Company
West ‘Virginia Central Railway
Henry G. Davis
B. Elkins
Davis Coal
Fairfax Coal Company
H.G Davie Coal Company
Henry Coal and Coke Company
Davis and Elkins Coal and Coke Company
West Virginia Coal Company
Davis Coat and Coke Company
New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
Piedmont
Hon. & B Zikins
Col
T. B Davis
F. Lort
Landstreet
Guxton
West Virginia Central Region
Moto Arrival and Notable Attendees at Gaorr House
A list of attendees including A J Parsons, J Halle, C T Shove, J Todd, W Schen, E Jones, F Mullinix, J Klein, A Waters, M Sonuchdorn, J N Todd and others from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington New York and Virginia. Notes show numerous county and city counts, with residences in Gettysburg Hanover and Hagerstown and references to Gaorr House and Caton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenter Gay
Horst
A. J. Parsons
A. Foorted
J. Halle
A. Dunnop
E B. Jones
Washington
D.C
A. J. Grive
J. Kaplen
New York
A. R Goodyear
Courtland
N. Y
F. Sheppard
Wilmington
Del
Henry J. Cutter
Alexandria
Phillips
Colombia
Joseph Heenan
Mt. Olive
G.E Boers
AL Millix
Swemn
N. J
James F. Emery
Caton
Baltimore Era Notes And Regional Updates
A Maryland county roundup reports Postmaster Wimbrow of Snow Hill, Worcester, charged with a crime. a will contest in Annapolis stirs defense counsel. John Shaw killed near Martinsburg on the B&O. Horace M. Key dies near Woodstock at an old age. A new Sancitfed Band sect grows in Worcester. Harford bar honors Edwin H. Webster. Judge Robers names Circuit Court staff for Carroll. James M. Evans, Cecil Orphans Court judge, dies at Rising Sun aged sixty nine. Burglars in Allegany sentenced to the penitentiary. Tyler and Jackson of Cambridge assign for creditors to Thomas W. Simmons. Gov Brown appoints William T. Brantly Baltimore secretary of State, replacing the late Edward W. LeCompte. Schuyler Co. bid to stop Hagerstown street commission from new electric lighting contract denied.
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Wimbrow
Snow Ui
J. B. Lackford
Worcester County
Wilson
Annepolis
John Shaw
Sharpsburg
Martinsburg
Horace M. Key
Howard County
Woodstock
Sanctifed Band
Chincotesqua Island
Worceser County
Harford County
Edwin H. Webster
Robers
Crief
Carrol County
James M. Evans
Orphans Court
Cecil County
Rising Sun
Allegany County
Messrs
Tyler & Jackson
Grocers
Cambridge
Thomes W. Simmons
Brown
Br. William T. Brantly
Baltimore
Maryland
Edward W. le Compte
Jmige
Schuyler Company
Street Commission
Higerstown
MULLINIS & ERMP NEW ARRIVALS AND SALES
Handsome patterns in table linens and new lot of onkelines in both pins and figures. Ladies waists and Aproza in stock with bargains. Fast black hosiery for children and ladies. Carpet department shows new ingrain patterns and Jap mattings moving fast. Call to view stock.
County Officials Appoint Tax Collector and Health Officers
The board of county commissioners appointed J. Wm. Baughman to succeed himself as county tax collector. They also named Dr. A. A. Sharetis to succeed Dr. Wm. H. Baltzell as County Health Officer and Dr. F. F. Smith to succeed Dr. W. T. Wooten as physician to the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J. Wm. Baughman
A. A. Sharetis
Wm. H. Baltzell
F. F. Smith
W. T. Wooten
Notice to Gas Consumers for Naval Discount
Gas consumers are notified that naval discount payments must be made by the 10th instant to qualify. No discount will be allowed after that date. Signed G. Frank Clingan agent. Trinity 31 E churchworth pastor Rex. J.C. Benk revival services by Rev. Stiltman Blagden. Sweet gospel singing tonight. Ladies invited. B V Buckey to be at City Hotel May 7th with samples of Spring goods offered at Baltimore prices and delivered free. Jed Gutman & Co importer and retailer of dry goods Balrenore. Seeking a good colored cook to accompany family to the Naval Home Philadelphia. liberal wages. Results by Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday at 10 o'clock at No. 5 Record Street. Chaplain R. R. P. does U. S. N.
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Saturday Journal
Mechanicsburg
Saturdey
Washington Fire Company
Froderick City
Frederick
Groff
York
Mechanicaburg
Bachars Fritchie
Tretboya
J. Eldridgs
West Patrick St
H. BR. Hoes
Herts
New York
Herte
Constantiople
B. Four
Auer W. Porss
Diesk
G. Frank Clingan
Trinity
E. Churchworth
Rex
J.C. Benk
Stiltman Blagden
B. V. Buckey
City
Baltimore
Jed Gutman & Co
Naval Home
Philadelphia
William A_ohnson
No. S
Record Street
R. RP. Does
World’s Fair excursion tickets at reduced rates via B and O
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets to Chicago for the World’s Fair at 20 percent below regular rates. Tickets are on sale through November 1 and valid for return on November 16, 1893. Travelers may choose routes via Pittsburgh or the Alleghenies and Deer Park, with advance reservations available through local agents or General Passenger Agent Thos. Scull in Baltimore.
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BH. &O. RB
Resuimers & Thie Ballroad
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Potcapse
Cumberland
Pittsburg
Allegheny Mountains
Deer Fark
Oaklaw
Baltimore & Ohio
Americas
Nears B&o
Thas
Scull
Baltimore
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SHE Daily News
Frederick Werther
Gawar Barrs
Tam Poe
MW. Hasemertox
Weather Bureau
Ares
Preterick
TAR
Eranefere
Mary A. Cockerby
William A. Smith
Willie B. Cashail
Frederick Co
Edward Ramsburg
Victoria V
George
Rodock
William D. Troxell
Wilam D. Troreil
Frederck Co
Alvey
Kuhn
John E. Phreeger
Yellow Springs
Bethel
West Virginia
Martiabarr
United States
Jng
Charles J. Faulkner
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Mession
Grand Lodge
Harrisburg
Koghta
Cumberland Valley
A. A. Mister
St. Louis
Columbia
Magruder
Webb Chey, Mo
Mra Sarsh Biker
Xenia
Ohio
John S. Quinn
Who. H. Jones
Middletown Valley
Anona Williams
Sirss
Margaret O'Neill
Fr. Collins
Fr. Cutler
O'Neill
Miss O'Neill
Milss Williams
Miss Willams
Alster
Margaret Mary
Alster Mary Joseph
Board of Charities and Correction
Scherzift Crome
Mt. Oliver
Mount Oliver Cemetery
B. Cisgan
Thomas Markell
Utica
Mullinis
Ermp
A.M
Mourns
Kaze
John Hendrickson
Atte
Friestleys
Blace
Joan Hen
Rom A Neidie
Imate
A T. Rige & Sons
J. Isdu & Sons
Frederick, MD
Ontis
Rua
Legrand
Minnesota
North Market Street
Speerr
Lay
Fon
Alex
Carlivares
Smip
Harley
Rcbant Tailor
Market Street
Rterom
ELIE
Porrighs
Wicaree
Clares Waierai
OTS Suviergiane
Buseisroi
Ce, MD
CLIN
1 & CO
E. Cline & CO
Omim & Coe
Falk
James EB
Walker & 30
J .E. Walker & Co
Deese Goods
Pandy Goods
Poona
James E. Walker & CO
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