New Advertisements Today Public Sale Items
Public sale notices list items and sellers including D C Winebrewer Wagon for sale Walter Rowe Pax Commissioners Indian Baskets Jeansogle Wagaman Domino Szgar Besant Knott Potomac Herring Dry Goods Weidigg Miller John Hendrickson Harper Whiskey The Buffalo Semple Shoes M Dizon Prop For Friday Visitation Academy Almanz Meeting Lidie's Meeting alert day and venue placeholders appear in the fragmented listing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Winebrewer
Walter Rowe
Pax Commissioners
Jeynogle & Wagaman
Domino Szgar
Besant & Knott
Potomac Herring
Weidigg
Miller
John Hendrickson
Harper Whiskey
the Buffalo
Semple Shoes
M. Dizon
Eeeee Lidie
Visitation Academy Alomnz
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraphs About Thoes
People from Washington to Baltimore and beyond are mentioned in a series of brief notes. Mrs O R Natt and Miss Nash of Ruthland are in Washington a few days. Rev E B Eschbach returns from the Reformed Synod in Baltimore. Mrs John A Dean and Miss Mary O Dean visit Point of Rocks. Mr and Mrs Milton G Urner leave for Ithaca New York. J Wistar Hisy and family stay at Braddock Heights Smith Cottage. Mrs Lula Alvarez visits her parents Judge and Mrs James McSherry. Mrs John F Lohmuller returns from Baltimore where her son Frederick heads to Annapolis and India Landing for the summer. Mr and Mrs Samuel S Hdmandaton, Mr Nicholas W Hill, and Miss Edna E East spend time at Linganore Hills Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Natt
Nash
Ruthland
Washington
E. B. Eschbach
Reformed Synod
Baltimore
Misa Miller
Rer. S
Giller
Romusy
W. Va
John A. Dean
Mary
Dean
Frederick
Point of Rocks
Milton G. Urner
Court Square
Ithics
New York
J. Wistar Hisy
Smith Cottage
Braddock Heights
Lula Alvarez
Brooklyn
N. Y
James McSherry
East Second Street
John F. Lohmuller
Frederick Lohmulier
Annapolis
India Landing
Samuel S. Hdmandaton
Nicholas W. Hill
Edna E. East
Danville
Linganore Hills Inn
The Clever Fox at Howard County Pigpen Catch
Howard County farmer Mr. O C Hammond Carr watched a fox repeatedly lure young pigs from a sow near Athelton. The fox dodged the sow then dashed back to the barrow, gaining time until the farmer finally killed the fox with a shotgun. Judge Pulaski Dorsey vouched for the tale and offered a fox counting quip about not counting beyond one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Carr
Athelton
Howard
County
Piga
Slyraccal
Mr. Osrr
Sim
Ths
Pulaski Dorsey
Howard County Orphans’ Court
Aden
Dorasy
County Correspondence and Local Notices
There will be preaching in the Lo tharan church next Sunday at 10 90 o'clock by Rev. Mr Ister. There will be preaching in the Re formed church next Sunday at 10 30 o'clock by Rev Wm Fisher. Mrs Luther Pryspant Sunday at Mrs Hattie Arnolds. Mrs Hattie Arnold is sick with rheumatism. Mr Cephas Harley is getting better after rheumatism. Mrs Thomas Shaffer, recently in Baltimore, has returned home greatly improved. The Eastern Milling Company's market quotes: Corn per barrel 210. corn shelled 62 cents per bushel. No 2 red 80. steamer 7. 69 cents per bushel. Hay 9 to 10 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shaffer
Baltimore
Ihe Boca
Eestern Milling Company
Motion Overruled In Injunction Case Involving Sharp
Judge McSherry overrules motion to dissolve injunction in the Sharp versus Rainey case and keeps the injunction until final hearing. The court notes final decree could grant Sharp $25,000 credit and mortgage assignment upon payment, but cannot now issue such decree. Attorneys: John P. Poe and Urner & Urner for Sharp. Rohrback and Andrade for Rainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Ernest Sharpe
Wm. T. Rainey
Sharp
Ontoctin Furnace
Ralney
McSherry Waye
Rainey
John P. Poe
Baltimore
Urner & Urner
Frederick
Rohrback
Andrade, Jr
Philadelphia
Griffith Not Affected By Markell Nomination
The nomination of John A. Markell for a national bank examiner post is explained as a general nomination. Colonel William E. Griffith, Maryland bank examiner, will not be displaced and will continue in his local Maryland role. Senator Denis E. B. McComas says Markell would serve nationwide if chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markell
John A. Markell
National Bank
William E. Griffith
Maryland
Colonel Griffith
Denis E B. McComas
United States
Griffith
Trapping Law Amended by Legislature
The legislature amended state law on wild fowls birds and game to outlaw trapping catching or killing otter mink raccoon or muskrat within the state from April to January. Frederick county violators face a fine of five to twenty dollars per animal and possible jail for each offense with half of fines awarded to the informer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Life of Barbara Fritchie third edition issued
Henry M. Nixdorff issues a corrected third edition of Life of Whittier's Heroine Barbara Fritchie with added illustrations. The popular Civil War era sketch, issued from Tas News precs, is finely printed and attractively bound and portrays events in Frederick during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fritchie
Henry M. Nixdorff
Tas News Precs
Frederick Musicians Give Delightful Thurmont Concert
The Imps Mandolin Club of Frederick with Miss Fauntleroy reader and Miss Lucy Eisenhauer soprano performed last night in Thurmont before a large audience. Solos by Miss Jer and selections by Miss Fauntleroy were encored. A pleasant dance followed with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thurmont
Imps Mandolin Club
Church notices list Rev G Win Miller sermon at Mt Zion
Rav G Win Miller of Gettysburg will preach at Mt Zion Lutheran church near Feagarils on Sunday June 1 at 2 o'clock. The sick list notes Myrtus daughter of Mrs Ellen Howe East South street is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav. G. Win. Miller
Gettysburg
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Feagarils
Myrtus
Ellen Howe
East South Street
Transfers and notices in May 28 1902 circuit records
Business in the courts reports deeds transfers and marriage licenses for the week ending May 28 1902 in the Circuit and Orphans Courts. Real estate deeds list amounts from 25 to 8125 dollars, including transfers by Witherow Freeze Chaney Keady Fox Worthington Pearce and others. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples including Shepherd Crampton Lewis Green Herd Watts Goings Shuff Wolfe and others. Orphans Court items include wills probate final accounts and administration orders for Brandenburg Locke Fulmer and Creeger estates. Confederate Memorial Day observations announced with ceremonies at Mount Olivet and related activities. Visitation Academy commencement on June 18 with four graduates and alumni meeting. A note recounts fishing bait use of roaches leading to white fish catches at Orbinjohn branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton O. Keady
Ora L. Little
Jacob Rohrbavk
Margaret Eisenhauer
Inrederick
Leura ¥. Fox
Hannah , Harwitt
Glenn E H. Worthington
George A. Pearce
J. Roger Mc8herry
Harriet L. Nichols
Charles E. Joy
John H. McKenzie
John H. McKaenzgie
Joe Thad. M. Bier
Barriet L. Onkier
Executrix
Arba A. Keller
Jefferson
Rachel A. Gardner
John Gardner
Cyron Dover
Rachel J. Griffith
Trustes
Joseph W. Clay
Carrie Wood Ridgeway
Howard Ridgeway
Nettie R. Wood
Joseph W. Olay
Charles M. Leaso
Robert EB. Zimmerman
Lucian Shepherd
Tuscarora
Wm. H. Rankies
Calvin D. Raoakies
Daniel Brandenburg
Maurice O. Brandenburg
Olivin R. Dobientz
Angeline Locke
Annie B. Hildebrand
Geo. Roger
Harmon F. Fulmer
Charlotte Palmer
George A. Fulmer
James Creeger
M. Luther Creager
J. Weasley Creeger
J. Fred. Creeger
Visitation Academy
Urat
Academy of the Visitation
Constance Charles
Worth Garolius
Letitia Johnson
Florida
Claribal Cassin
Marie McGuire
Washington
Builder to Replace North Market House With Three Story Brick
Workmen began tearing down the frame dwelling owned by Mr. George S. Rodock on North Market Street. A handsome three story brick house will be erected on the site by contract held by Mr. Wesley Baltzell with a hoped completion by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5. Rodock
North Market Street
Wesley Baltzell
Restaurant Changes Hands on Court Street
Mr William F Eckstein has purchased the restaurant formerly run by Strawsaberger and Beach on Court Street. The notice mentions improvements and changes in management and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Eckstein
Court Street
Strawsaberger & Beach
Frederick Division Abolished Under New Rail Road Management
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces June 1 1902 abolition of the Frederick division. York branch and York Hanover Frederick lines will be operated by Northern Central Railway on its Baltimore Division. Columbia Port Deposit Railway joins Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore as Maryland division under its superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
WIN Bs
Columbia
J. B. Hutchnson
Penneylynois Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
York
York, Hanover & Frederick
Columbus & Port Deposit Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad Division
Northern Central Railway Company
Baltimore
Columbia & Port Deposit Raihway
Ocolumpbia
Perryville
Philadelphia, Witrhington & Baltimore Railroad Company
Maryland
Anch
Baker
Iget
Victor Wierman
Cambria and
Chsarfield
Oresson
Ruby
Orwig
Railroad men visit Frederick on inspection tour
A delegation of railroad officials from B&O and other lines, led by D B Martin and General L Victor Baughman, arrived in Frederick by special car after 9 80 last night. They toured Middletown Valley from Braddock observatory and later visited Gen. Baughman’s home Poplar Terrace before driving to continue their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Martin
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
OC. W. Bansstt
Pittsburg
B. N. Austin
Chicago
B.&o
C. P. McCarty
Cincinnati
B & O. Southwestern
James Pond
Milwaukee
Winconsin Central Railroad
P. Elmer
Prssenger
Great Western Railroad
Georg
Baughmeau
Mayor Smith
Rohiback
Wm. M. Crimmins
Géo. Wai. Smith
Charles H. Barghmaz
B. F. Burg
Wm. T. Mullinix
Middletown
IF. & M. Railway Company
Braddock
Frederick
Observatory
General Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Civil Service Examination for Post Office Jobs The City
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a June 11 examination for clerk and carrier positions in the Post Office Service. Applicants must meet age and height standards, with general intelligence and adaptability tested. Past applicants who failed may reapply. Admiral Schiey Leaves for Bangor to address Memorial Day events, will return to Washington. Mrs. Schley will stay in Annapolis. He plans a long summer recuperation with potential later residence in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Admiral Schiey
Bangor
Winfield Scott Schley
Washington
Hannibal Hamlin
G. A.B
Schley
Annapolis
Pastor Bowers to Stay at Saint Mark's Hagerstown
Rev. George O. Bowers pastor of Saint Mark's Lutheran church Hagerstown declined a call to Cumberland last week and will remain with his present charge. He is a well known Lutheran minister and son of the late Rev. H. G. Bowers of Jefferson in the county. He has had great success in his current field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
George 8. Bowers
Saint Mark's Lutheran Church
Cumberland
Bowers
H. G. Bowers
Jefferson
Masonio Festival Attracts Bright Lights And Prizes
Attendees enjoyed a lively Masonio Festival with bright lights, flowers, and refreshments. Vendors served punch and refreshments while beauties distributed boutonnières and wares. Prizes included cigars, a Stieff piano umbrella, a true Alderney calf, and various articles to be raffled tonight. a fortune telling corner and saxophone solo by Professor Fisher added to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonia
Indies
Douglas H. Hargett
G. W. Brawner
Stieff Piano
Elmer Waltman
Ubarieg N. Hargatt
The
Agricultural Society
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Wm. Fisher
Social Highlights Miss Johnson Hosts Elegant Afternoon
Miss Nannie Marshall Johnson entertained guests at her East Second Street home including Mrs Woolford and Mrs Rees of the Eastern Shore. The decor featured white and pink peonies and roses, with tea and wafers, cake and bonbons served. Guests were greeted by Dr. George Johnson. teas were served by Mrs. Woolford and Mrs. Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
Nannie Marshall Johnson
East Second Street
George Johnson
Baker Jennson
Misa Mary
Eleanor Potts
Nannie Floyd
Emily Johnson
Helen Urner
Mary Mauleby
Ruth Sappington
Frightful Carnival notices and entertainment listings
A mixed list of events and notices including a concert at Park Theatre with Frank Clayton and vaudeville acts, a lecture by Rev. Bibert S. Todd at the Woman's College in Frederick on May 30, 1902, and an excursion train by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and Baltimore on June 1 with 1.00 to Washington and 1.25 to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chinaman
Bibert
Todd
D D
The
Woman’s College
Frederick
Molardell’s
Waashington
Baltimmore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
L B Mullinie Announces New Flame Coverings and Decor
L B Mullinie promotes busy season for housekeepers with new flame coverings, shades, and papering services. Highlights right goods at right prices and a wide range of spring and summer floor coverings and wall decorations. Emphasizes diverse selection and latest styles in Osil and sep as.
Graduation season gift ideas from a shop display
An advertising notice touts fans, parasols, handkerchiefs, gloves, dresses, and lace items as suitable graduation gifts. It highlights handmade handkerchiefs, imported goods, and a range of prices from $1.00 to $3.00, promising original designs and a varied stock of white goods and laces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téleikone Gall
Hmandeerchiefs
Shem
Asta
Edge
Ingertion Co Matoh
Local General Store Ads With Bargains and Details
A Frederick MD area page features diverse ads for fabrics undergarments and dress materials, including 35¢ lace listings and white habutai silk. It also highlights baskets and Indian made goods, a druggist ad for Clinton E Main, and various listings for glassware, dress materials, and a spring wagon for sale, plus professional notices and real estate services.
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the Daily News
Charles II of
England
Nugeles
Slolland
Cromwell
Sarah Jennings
Duchess of Marlborough
Count of Montarembert
London
Paris
Winfield Scott
West Point
Virginia
Mordeca
J. Hopkins
Werther
Wasameron
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Thoes
Howard County Foxes
Catootin Furnace Gage
Col. Griffite
Lloyd A. Barber
Baltimore Custom House
Mr Barber
Treasury Department
Mrr. Barber
Liberty Own
Shaw
Baltmore
News OF the Churches
Mount Olives Cemetery
Fitzhugh Lea Chapter
Alexander Young
Daughters of the Confederacy
Patrick Street
Smith
Mount Olivet
Ravenlie
Cornet
Geo. Edw. Smith
B V. Switzer
Mra
Costa
Beit
Montgomery County
Samuel Biggs
A.J. Almoney
Izask Walton
Orbinjohn Branch
Devoe
Long &S
Masonio
L. Y. Baughman
D .C. Winebrenar, Jr
O. W. Ross, Jr
Dudley Page
Lidie’s
KF. F. Smith
Gen“al
Harry Alien
L. J. McQuray
Woo. C. Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
Market St
L. B. Mullinie
Asm
John Leapriegson
Elka
Neidig & Moller
Neidig & Milles
Fabrim
AlL _Biveas Choice
Ran Fef
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Market Bt
Isanogle & Wagaman
Ssanggle & Wagaman
Frederick. MD
F. B. Sappington
Om, Glassware, &O
F. B. Bappington
Daazenwieg
Rodook & CO
FAN Big Store
India
Algo
GEO
Rice & Sons
A. T. Rion & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth
Bae
Willard
Kellee
Patrick
Apolyto Ter Kowe
City
Joseph Graft
East Sixth
East Fifth Street
Mascci
Sion
Noah BE
Cramer
L. Mnixponrt
ANKE
Brock
Farmere’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of Frederick
Eighth St
C. Waters
Lew. Apristantt
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Ixat
J .Sefh W. Gaver
Attorney AT Law
OfSee
Phonaat
Hesidense
Idew
Edwin Devileiss
Devileiss
Doll & Albaugh Bwildher
Fredeckeh, Mayecwzdawry
Nicopemus
Frederick Co
Fagdawry
Noah E. Cramer
Nose K. Cramer
Mer
An. Wyetow
Joxn
Iotentsons
Derirabie
Sa Petty
Californet
Bartholowe
Nilding
Feararilie
Taind
Clemnorrire
Mt. Zion Charch
Roxton
Jeferton
Horn
Walkershire
Brantdock
K. Recond St
h.Grove
Houte
Lst
Breddeck
Pearl
D P Creek
Jones
New London
Derelling
Pour Tacant
Yeni Coluanr
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