Brief Bits Sparks From Elkins WV and County Notes
Ex Senator Henry G Daviz donated 12000 for a Presbyterian Church at Elkins West Virginia. Bradley K Pardum and Eisle V Al baugh will graduate next Thursday at the State Normal School. Philomathaean Literary Society meets tonight at 730 for officer elections and Fourth of July plans. Very light pantaloons for young men are in style this season. Many blackheads spotted in the Sharpsburg cheat fields. Cutworms and potato bugs plentiful. early potatoes in bloom. G E B Myer Frank Boyer and Harry Simmons captured a large black snake six feet seven inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Daviz
Elkins
W.va
Bradley K. Pardum
Eisle V. Albaugh
State Normal School
Philomatheae Literary Society
Cheat
Sharpsburg
G. E B. Myer
Frank Boyer
Harry Simmons
Pleasant wedding anniversary at Woodison hall
Dr and Mrs Hunichen celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary on Wednesday May 23 at Woodison near the city. Despite bad weather a large circle of friends attended the event and shared in a display of tasteful delicacies. Guests offered best wishes and gifts to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodison
Mrs. Hunichen
Death claims four young lives in Maryland area
The two year old daughter of Samuel H Dorsey died at home in Ham s ville at 3 pm yesterday. Interment at Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown Saturday at 2 30. Burgess J E Burgess eleven died at New Market residence last evening. Funeral Saturday at 3 and interment in New Market Cemetery. William Middock infant son died at home Elmehart Alley aged 2 months 5 days. Funeral tomorrow with interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Dorsey
Hamsville
Yeaterday Affternoon
Rose Hll
Hagerstown
Saur
B. F. Burgess
J.E F. Burgess
New Market
Isfant
Wim. Middock
Elmehart’s Alley
Greenmount Cemetery
Summers-Poffyenger nuptials recorded at Eler ton
John F. Summers postmaster at Elerton and Miss Leura V Poffinberger were married yesterday at the Lutheran church near Myeraville. Rev. A M Smith performed the ceremony. The couple departed for a bridal trip to Washington.
License to Lie From Hanover Friend Framed Document
A framed document from an unknown friend in Hanover Pennsylvania claims to license Willam D. Young a Willam D. Young, a Court street tonsoriat artist, and Uncle Johnny Grumbine of Bath Market street to lie from now until January next. The piece presents as a mock license and lists no governing authority or legal effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam D. Young
Court Street
Johnny Grumbine
Bath Market Street
Hanover
Rakemann Concert Company Delights Frederick Audience
The Frederick City Young Men's Christian Association arranged an extra concert by the Rakemann Concert Company at City Opera House. Performers included Hermann C. Fiskemann, Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff, Herndon Morsell, and John Porter Lawrence. a two hour program featured violin, piano, and vocal numbers with strong audience enthusiasm and multiple encores. A generous reception followed at Dr. Charles W. Hofman’s rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rakemann
City Opera House
Frederick City
Hermann C. Fiskemann
Neliie Wilson Shir-City
Herndon Morsell
John Porter Lawrence
Mary
Allemanda
Riez
Messia
Lawrence
Verdi
Ars
Nellie Wilson Shirell
Chopra
Jobs Porter Lawrence
Denza
Heredon Morsell
H. C. Rakemann
Hongrols
Liszt
Me. Lawrence
Meyer Holmond
Dream
Rubenstein
Morsell
Reverie
Vienxtemps
Elfen Dence
Popper
Dakemann
Doett
Greben-Hoffman
Shir- of
Shir-Cliff
Bakeman
Mrr
Paderewski
Shir-Olfi
Jona Porter Lawrence
Rakemena
Vieextemps
Poppera
Nachez
Kreutzfeldt
Moskowski
Taylar
Mir
Mrr. Rakemann
Frederick
Charles W. Hofman
Bluk
Ancient mound on Opequon reveals antique arrow points
Gian Arrow Pointe Wesley J. Bergan, of Dam No. 4 on the GC O. Canal, opened an ancient mound on the Opequon near its junction with the Potomac. A large find includes numerous beautiful spear points and many pottery fragments. Bones crumbled on exposure, while the arrow points show ingenious craft. The pottery fragments indicate centuries ago Indian knowledge of clay vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gian Arrow Pointe
Wesley J. Bergan
GC. & O. Canal
Opequon
Potomac
Winchester Firms Prepare for Maryland Firemen’s Meet
Tie Letsh Zane and Erion Fire Companies of Winchester plan trips to Hagerstown for the Maryland State Firemen’s Association gatherings on June 16 and 14. A hose team from each company practices for the reel race and both anticipate victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Tie Letsh Zane and
Erion Fire Companies
Hagerstown
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Closing of Schoole in Local District After Extra Session
Public schools that have been in extra session since April 15 close today, while the High School will continue duties into next month. The ad touts Hood's and its Sara parille as the best and most reliable cure, claiming Hood's cures.
Frederick County Young People Society Meet Held
The third semi annual convention of the Frederick County United Christian Endeavor was called to order at St. Jeans Lutheran Church Thurmont by President W. S. Krat of Knoxville. W. E. Kindley of Buckeystown was made chairman. Music directed by C. Suman Buckeystown. Eighteen of the twenty four societies reported present. John H. Bach welcomed the group. Nanale Routzahn Fredericktowne responded. The president noted growth from about five hundred members in one year to twenty four societies with nearly nine hundred members. Two topics discussed were Ready by Rev. Misy silles and Our Masters Business by Rev. M. F. Oerter. Committees on resolutions and nominations appointed. Convention to adjourn today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Hedeaver
Frederick County
Young Peoples Society of Christis
Endeavor
St. Jeans Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Fae
W.5 Krat
Knoxville
W. E Kindley
Buckeystown
C. Suman
John H. Bach
St. John’s Church
Nanale Routzahn
Frederic
Ctts
Anton
Misysilles
United Brethren Church
F. Oerter
Moravian Church
Graceham
News of the State and Regional Turmoil
Weather dampens Howard county wheat while the Susquehanna recedes toward normal levels. Coxey camp at Bladensburg seen gloomy amid protests. Rock Art College prize contest seats a gold medal. Reports of embargoes and drift logs on the Susquehanna. Coal miners grow discouraged as strikes fade. Westminster resident George Mobley travels to New York for care after a dog bite. Talbot county commissioner Joseph Brown ends his life in his barn. The Carter will case moves on in Easton. Naval cadet cruise appoints Lt Commander Sebree to Bancroft. Boonsboro set for a 15000 bond vote to back a railway project. Anne Arundel sets tax rate at 67 cents, up 11 cents. Bodies of two men from the schooner Marshall found ashore at West River. Governor Brown sets July 6 for William Jackson’s execution. Contempt hearing for Organizer Wilson and miners in Cumberland. Frostburg strike activity appears to ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
Sucquehanna
Coxey Camp
Bladensburg
Rock Art College
Ellicott City
Cookaville
Maryland
Susquehanna
George Mobley
Westminster
Pasteur Institute
New York
Joseph Brown
Talbot County
Carter Will
Easton
Queen Anne's County
Sebree
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Boonsboro
Anne Arundel
Marshall
Cambridge
West River
Anne Arundel County
Brown
William Jackson
Centreville
George J. Seager
Wilson
Cumberland
Consolidation Company
Frostburg
New Military Company Formed as Douglas Guards in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown on South Jonathan street, citizens organized the Douglas Guards by order of Adjutant General H Byd Douglas. Gen Douglas and Lt Col W P Lane attended. Capt George L Fisher led, with Lauran F Smith as 1st lieutenant and Milton R Hawker as 2nd lieutenant. Members agreed to three years in state service and will be mustered in once approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Byd Douglas
Hagerstown
Lauran F. Smith
Milton R. Hawker
Col Lane
Fisher
H.L
Enjoyed His Visit by J P Spickler at Middletown
J P Spickler from Spickler Washington county spent Whit Monday in Middletown witnessing the firemen’s demonstration and a big meeting on the electric railway project. He received two yearling colts from the Percheron Horse Company of Middletown, valued at 585 and 860 pounds, praised for their beauty and grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Spickler
Spickler
Washington County
Middletown
Auch
John M. Miller
Frosttown
Percheron Horse Company
Mr. Spickjer
Wellington's Ninth District Bid Seen To Stand
SubTreasurer George L. Wellington, residing at the Carrollton Hotel, conferred with Republican readers from Western Maryland last night. He expects a congressional nomination in the Sixth district this year, with colleagues deeming the district likely to favor his candidacy. Only Albany county shows notable contest. general opinion favors Wellington in 17 of 24 districts there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welligton
Baltimore News
George L. Wellington
Carrollton
Maryland
Ar. Wellington
Congress
Wellington
Alerhany
Fertilizer Tax Law Likely To Be Challenged
Maryland fertilizer makers plan to contest the recently passed law imposing a $15 tax per brand. They have secured a legal opinion declaring the measure unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Philharmonic Orchestra Delights Brunswick Audience
The Philharmonic Orchestra gave a graceful concert at Brunswick Town Hall raising funds for Grace P. E. chapel. The program featured Rossini Semiramide, The Phantom Horseman, The Trout, and Descriptive pieces with Geo. Ed. Smith, A Gregg Miller, and others performing. A post concert repast at the Jordan home followed the journey from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Orchestra
Brunswick
Grace P. E. Chapel
Philharmonics
Frederick
Air
Wm. T. Mullinix
Papa” Rhodes
Frederick Junction
Bal- Hatore
Firestone
Geo. Ed. Smith
Messrs. Wmn
M.grimmins
Samuel Davali
Charles Helfenstein
Harry 2
Ghepiine
Republican Committees Plan Baltimore Meeting Jan 6
Republican state officials call a Baltimore meeting for January 6 at Ratner’s Hall to set convention dates for six districts and nominate congressional candidates. Separate nominations are expected in districts one and five for unexpired terms, with Gaither pushing a precinct organization opposed by Baltimore city leaders Stone and the city committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Baltimore
Mgr
Harry M. Clabaugh
Republican State Central Committee
Ratne’s Hall
HB. Clay Nalil
Democratic Committee
Carrollton Hotel
Republican Committee
Brattan
Compton
Ffth
George H. Gaither, Jr
William F. Stone
Gaither
Baltimore City
Barbers of the City Plan Uniform Prices
An enthusiastic meeting of the barbers of this city was held at Harry Young's ton lor parlor on North Market street last evening. Every barber shop in the city was represented to form a Barbers Association and adopt a uniform price. A further meeting is set for next week to advance organization efforts. The note includes a parenthetical on the Columbian Exposition and a promotion for Syrup of Figs as a medicinal laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Association
Harry Young
North Market Street
Make & Uniform Price
Pride of Ceresville boosts sales for local grocers
Frederick real estate agent John Clary endorses Shriners Milling products and a tour titled The Pride of Ceresville. The letter claims strong customer satisfaction and frequent large sales, noting preferred prices and quick cash flow. It mentions a 25 cent item named Neecy Choice and Spring Wheat four at about 80 cents cheaper per barrel than Tort stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FredD'x
Shriner
Fred's
Ceresville
John EH
Clary
Frederick
Neecy
Maryland Institute notes and community updates
The weekly Bulletin reports Mrs Rhinehart visiting Union Bridge. tennis activities for teachers. H P P Grow visiting from Gallandet College. K F Thomas preparing his home on South Market street. Miss Harris traveling to Washington and Ashland with her mother. Term ends June 20 and pupils return home. Walter Merrick returns to East New Market due to his brother’s illness. Miss Barry delayed in Baltimore by the May 6 storm. A Miss S Rinehart sails to Paris. Suv studies at Junon’s Atelier. Mr Ely shares letters from former pupils. C J Peregoy now with Blessing & Co in photography. married to Nellie B Lynch over four years ago. George A Gallien, storm-rented home, stock valued over $1,200. shifts to corn and tomatoes. farm hand James Fantom employed. Gallien married Atteway Garrett in June 1892. Mrs Mary Faulkner Lister writes from Eston, Md., noting the Listers now reside there. Lister is a farmer.
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Maryland
Rhinehart
Union Bridge
H. P. P. Grow
Gallandet College
K. F. Thomas
South Market Street
Ull
D. C
Ashland
Virginia
Dasto
Walter Merrick
East New Market
Dordhester County
Barry
Baltimore
S. Rinehart
Paris
Suv
Junsn
Ely
C. J. Peregoy
Blessing & Co
Peregoy
Nellie B. Lynch
Toledo
Ohio
George A. Gallien
Storm
Zoo
Gallien
James Fantom
Mr. Gallion
Atteway Garrett
Mary (Faulkner
Plemeant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Dr Louis Edelman of Detroit spent Sunday with friends at Walkersville. Miss Nannie Johnson of East Second Street has returned home from a visit to Miss Rutherford of Harrisburg. Frank Sheffield left this morning on a business trip to Baltimore. James Plummer of Elliott City is visiting relatives in this county. James Fry of near Lorettaville Va was in this city on business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Edelman
Detroit
Mich
Walkersville
Nannie Johnson
East Second Street
Miss Rutherford
Harrisburg
Frank Sheffield
Baltimore
James Plummer
Elliott City
James Fry
Lorettaville
Sotel Arrivals List Of Noted Names And Places
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted Orry Horrin H Parrish M B Windsor Baltimore L C Osborn F B Harrington E B Barr New York G W Doerner Cumberland J Q Hand shaw Harrisburg Dr 8 5S Bishop Waynesboro R R Jones Sistington Pa W C Hunter H W Littlefield J F Webbie Thos Clover J Kinnstard J W Ranch Shimoklo Mrs G W Eck joff and child Washington Charles H Welch Buffalo J B Anderson E L Spanns Danville Va R E H Lensone Chicago L H Zalle Boston county 13 Carnim House J A Moore M J McCusker and son E A Remsburg Baltimore R Farnham Washington iInkn W Morgan New Orleans Wm Nixdorf New York county G Grorr Howes C E Bowers Harrin burg Ps Geo Marquis Washington H D Lott Salem N C county 16
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J. F. Webbie
Thos. Clover
J. ©. Kinnstard
J. W. Ranch
Shimoklo
G. W. Eckjoff
Child
Washington
Charles H. Welch
Buffalo
J. B. Anderson
E. L. Spanns
Danville
R. EH. Lensone
Chicago
L. H. Zalle
Boston
Carnim House
Law's Grip Sees Man Sentenced to Hard Labor
John Cole colored was committed to Montevue on Monday by Police Justice Eckstein to three months hard labor. He was fined 1085 dollars. nonpayment sent to Montevue. Marriage licenses issued to Samuel David Harbaugh and Daisy Emma Willard. Stephen Abraham Morrise colored and Sarah Jane White. Raleigh Colston Pearrell and Laura Lee Bell. Fire companies plan meetings for trips to Hagerstown. Mrs Thomas Ebdert ill but not improved. Rambler Bicycles dominate amateur races under IL A Wo rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cole
Montevue
Eckstein
Cole
Montevae
Samuel
David Harbaugh
Daisy Emma Willard
Hauvers
Stephen Abraham Morrise
Sarah Jane White
Peters Wile
Raleigh Colston Pearrell
Laura Lee Bell
Petersville
Woodeboro Baseball Club to Play Deaf School Club Tomorrow
The Woodeboro Base Ball Club plans a game with the Deaf School Club at the Maryland School grounds tomorrow at 5 p.m., weather permitting. A chilly forecast may affect the schedule as fans await the outcome on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodeboro
Cras
Maryland School Grounds
Mulliniz and Enp Ware Goods at Low Prices
Local firm Mulliniz and Enp advertise new safes assortments including White Dotted Swisses Persian Mullis Pisid and striped Dimities at attractive prices. Also Latin and Lece striped Pisid Lawns at 98 and 10 cents. New shirt waists in white and fancy styles. Largest and best Towels for 25 cents. Visit to see them.
Carpet Room Ad Promotes Off Cloths Beer Qualities
Local ad notes low prices in the city for beer products labeled Off Cloths. Mentions another invoice received yesterday and highlights beer quality as a sales point.
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Richard Cram
John Masco God
John Iee
Gene William Paley
Emiraude
Emiraude’ @esert, Wie thrurgh in the Freee
Aisers
Tamasces
Bederice Weateee
J. C. Arpee
Jac Somu
Trases
the Sun and Moos
Peets
Wiemin6ton
D.C
Fale
Mlw. Harrington
The
Weather Bureau
Ceresyilie
Drnner
Miline Co
Drees
John Hendrickson
Munliniz & Kemp
Farpar
Hood
Sara Parille
News OF the State
NEW Military Company
Douglas Guards
Philharmonice
Republican Committees
Shriner Milling Ing CO
Independent Hose Company No. 1
United Fire Company
Thomas Ebdert
Jonn Hoaxoxkeson
N.B
PSR
DUVES
F. W. Staub
BBC
California
Telephore
Comdly
Sameel B. Whitmore
Harper's Ferry
Waverton
Harper’s Ferry
Mr. Rowe
Benjamin F. Reich
John 3
Newsman
Alberda Kemsburg
Et. al
Jerusalem
McCardelia
Bae Fos Ingae
Toe News Office
Lbs
Bailing Grocery CO
N. Market St. Mayzely
James E. Walker & CO
James E. Waleze
Mulliniz & Enp. Ware Goods
Muzoox & Kme
Bodook & Weidig
Rover & Neidiv
A. T. Rice & Sons
Freesenar Churcross
Erobaxt Allue, Ercrant Ailok
Heye
Lng
BR. L. Harley
No. 15
South Market St. Frederick, Md
John A. Kennedy
Jobn A. Kennedy
N. Market
W. C. Eldridge
Hue
West Pathick 8Thbet
Frederick, HD
B. H. Blageston
Cail
B. H. Buacaston
N. Maree
Stsert
Miller & CO
P. B. Pyter City Coal
Baltimore Vein
Lykens Valley
Seorge
Chet G. W
Shrinerw
Miller
Patrick Street
Water Street
HE News Joe Printing Office
Riment
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