The Weekly News Advertises Its All Around Appeal
The Weekly News boasts loyal readers with city county and world news plus family friendly sections. It promotes its superiority over rivals and highlights new advertisements from L Renner Kemp B Haller Stoner Sonr and Woodsboro free concerts and a trustees sale as featured items.
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Tas News
Tar News
Percales
L. Renner & Kemp
Hot Springs Medicine Co
Woodsboro
Trustees’ Sale
Hymeneal Notices for Two Weddings in 1800s
Two marriages reported with details of spouses and dates. James T. Davis and Lilly Hahn wed May 20 1804 in Lewistown. John Saverwein and Carrie Easterday wed May 27 1594 at Bethel Lutheran. Cards issued by Cyrus Relfenstein announce Annie Relfenstein to C. Staley Gambrill. ceremony at All Saints Episcopal on June 12.
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The
Lewistown
J. A. Asper
James T. Davis
Lilly Hahn
Bethel Lutheran Church
J. U. Asper
John €. Saverwein
Carrie F. Easterday
Charlesville
Real Estate Transfers and Exposition Mention
Ernest Stephens and wife transfer 240 square feet of land to Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike Road Company for 5 dollars. George F. Miller deeds a tract of land for 100 dollars. The World’s Columbian Exposition is praised for advancing mechanical arts and medicine with stronger laxatives marketed as far ahead of rivals.
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Ernest Stephens
Liberty & Pipe Creek Turnpike Road Company
George F. Miller
Memorial Day Observances Across Frederick and Environs
Memorial Day observed with bank closings and post office honors in Frederick. Flags adorned business fronts and cemeteries decorated as Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans held services at Mount Olivet. Processions included drum corps, Salutes, and singalongs missing only by the Star Spangled Banner read from a St Louis clipping. Emmitsburg held morning ceremonies in Public Square with schoolchildren decorating graves. Antietam National Cemetery drew thousands for ceremonies and speeches by Col Wm Maulsby Jr Galusha Grow Milton Keedy and others.
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Frederick
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Mount Olivet
West Church Street
Market
Song of Veterans
Six
Antetam Camp
Captain Mattoon
Newport
Eugene Sponseller
Ritchie
Star of Maryland
Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Louis
Francis Scott Key
Afr
J. R. Marken
Weat Church Strees
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Mayeliles
Spons
Emmitsburg
Hey. Chas. Reinwald
E.Y. Goldsborough
A. M. Schaffner
Antietam
Washington County
Hagerstown
Col
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
M.L Keedy
J. C. Reeser
Reno
Harp
Antietam National Cemetery
Middletown
G. W. F. Vernon
Baltimore
Easton
Milton G. Urner
Hampden
Baltimore County
L. M. Zimmerman
G. A. RK
Lyceum
Wm. P. Maulaby, Jr
Early Closing Agreement Signals Tradewide Trim Downtown
Frederick merchants in the dry goods and related trades adopt an early closing pact. Beginning June 4, 1894 and through September 1, 1894, stores will close at 6 p m on all days except Saturdays, with numerous firms listed joining the mutual commitment.
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Frederick
Ssse Ball Mt St Marys Emittsburg Shut Out Mt Plessanx Harrisburg Pa
Ssse Ball Mt Saint Marys of Emmittsburg shut outMt Plessanxs of Harrisburg Pa 14 to 9 Batteries Mt St Marys McTighe and D Murphy Mt Plessants Murmame and Alberts A game of ball played yesterday Development Companys lot between the Gir Hotel and Uptonsa Browns score 9 to 0 in favor of the City Hotel Batteries Dorser Robinson and John Hail for the City Hotel Wish Lee and James Bowers for the Uptown Browns A game on Northwest Addition Never Sweats versus Hard Workers score 45 to 11 Hard Workers Wills and Eichelberger Walters and Strawsberger Umpire G Weinberg Feature was umpire’s good decisions
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Mt. St Marys
Emmittsburg
Mt. Plessanx’s
Harrisburg
Mt St. May’s
McTighe
D. Murphy
Mt. Plessants
Murmame
Alberts
Gir
Uptonsa Browns
City Hotel
Dorser Robinson
John Hail
Wish Lee
James Bowers
Uptown
Browns
Northwest
Never Sweats
Wills
Eichelberger
Walters
Strawsberger
G. Weinberg
Kinloch Nelson In Virginia Theological Seminary Stricken
Rev Dr Kinloch Nelson of the Virginia Theological Seminary was attacked by congestion of the brain after overexertion. Physicians in Alexandris Virginia report he would not recover but tonight he rallied somewhat and hopes for recovery. The May 30 special notes the illness followed a period of overexertion.
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Ines
Kinloch Nelson
An Alexandris
Walle
Virginis Theological Seminary
Dra. Brown
Hotel Arrivals List From the County and Nearby Areas
Hotel arrivals since yesterday noon include Orry Horan and others from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Canim House visitors include D W Sisson J Smith C J McCarthy from Columbia Pa and New Jersey, with county residents among the group. Gsorr Heerexs lists James H Dundore Jacob King from Huntersville and county area.
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Orry Horan
W. F. Griffin
Theodore Filan
J. E. Carr
Philadelphia
Breoken Willams
New Jersey
Gsorr Heerexs
James H. Dundore
Jacob King
Huntersville
Care of Prisoners: Inspect Prison and Almshouse Visits
Maryland Prisoners Aid delegates Griffith and Zinkhar report after inspecting jails and almshouses in Carroll Washington Frederick and Montgomery counties. They note inmate totals at Monterre Hospital rising to 250 with 164 males and 86 females and urge separate housing for colored inmates. Frederick county shows 91 white and 7 colored men and 1 white woman in jail with reduced commitments after abolishing the fee system. The jail is described as in good condition.
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Goldsborough
Griffith
L. F. Zinkhar
Maryland Prisoners’ Aid Association
Carroll
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Monterre Hospital
Montevue
Frederick County
Yall
Monument to Brown Studied by Harper’s Ferry Delegation
Captain Chambers, Harpers Ferry railroad agent, led a Washington delegation to discuss a monument on the old fort site honoring John Brown. He met with notable figures including Hanged Douglas and Representative Reed, with prospects of substantial funding. Brown of Put-in-Bay, son of John Brown, supports the project. The plan seeks to place the monument by October dedication.
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Captain Chambers
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Harper’s Ferry
John Brown
Chambers
H«ndred Douglas
Thomas Reed
Maine
W. E. Chandler
Brown
Putin Bay
Atte
Not Obliged to Change Interest in Promissory Note Case
Easton Maryland justice of the peace held jurisdiction over a promissory note suit for 92 dollars with two years of interest, though the plaintiff did not charge interest to fit state jurisdiction. The defendant admitted the principal but contested the interest and its proper forum. Judge Stump affirmed the magistrate, judging only the principal due. This ruling suggests magistrates need not charge interest to claim jurisdiction.
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An Easton
Justice of the Peace
Stump
Justices of the Peace
Sr Conwell Sails to Europe for Health Restoratio n
Rev Russell H Conwell of Temple Baptist Church Frederick sails yesterday on the American Line steamer New York for Europe The trip expected to last about three months with health restoration hoped Accompanied by Mrs Conwell Miss Agness E Conwell and Miss Gertrude Geers a large excursion of church members and friends saw them off from New York harbor Forerula The funeral of George W Lantz occurred at 11 am Tuesday from Freeland Leiters residence Leitersburg Services were in the Lutheran church Rev Victor Miller and Rev Charles A Santee officiated Interment in Leitersburg cemetery Lantz age 83 years 4 months 18 days Pall bearers listed
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Sr. Conwell
Europe
Russell H. Conwell
Temple Baptist Church
Frederick
American Line
New York
Conwell
Agness E Conwell
Gertrude Geers
Richard G. Oellers
Temple College
Philadelphia
George W. Lantz
Freeland Leiter
Leitersburg
Victor Miller
Charles A. Santee
Laniz
Samuel Strite
Lowman
Hiram Middiexant
William Fiery
John H. Afiter
David Trite
Barbers to Meet On West Patrick Street Tonight
Barbers of the city plan a meeting at Geo Shelhorn's tensorial parlor on West Patrick street to settle a date for a uniform shaving and hair cutting price. The proposal has general barber support and widespread approval.
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Geo. Shelhorn
West Patrick Street
Soliliquy on corn to whiskey distribution
A distiller converts a bushel of corn into four gallons of whiskey, selling at sixteen dollars. Government revenue reaches three hundred eighty dollars while the farmer earns forty cents, railroad gains one dollar, manufacturer four dollars, retailer seven dollars, and the consumer bears most costs. A policeman’s fee for enforcement is noted as paid in.
Hagerstown Firemen Race Rules for Demonstration
The rules set for Hagerstown firemen's demonstration races specify team counts 15 to 17 per company, hose lengths, hydrant distance, and time penalties for faults. Runners must belong to their company, furnish certificates, and follow strict start procedures with judges and timers, with entries closing June 11 1894.
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Tis Company
Hydrant
Hagerstown
Residents Question Reservoir Work Compliance in Frederick
Letters from the People asks why reservoir construction in Frederick does not follow specifications. The writer endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a truthful medicine that guarantees a complete cure and claims it is honestly advertised and cures.
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Frederick
Hood
Pride of Ceresville flour praised by Frederick broker
In a May 17 1804 Frederick Maryland note, JOHN H. CLARY of Leading Real Estate and Insurance Agent endorses The Pride of Ceresville flour for its satisfaction and cost efficiency. The letter claims the flour blends with Spring Water and is about 60 cents cheaper per barrel than rival brands. It promises to continue use by cash customers and praises profit realism.
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Fred's
E. D. Shriner
Fred
Ceresville
John H. Clary
Frederick
Emerber
Fruit Market Report Sees Scarce Strawberries and Mixed Ripe Picks
Damp weather damages the week at the market. Strawberries are scarce and not sweet, urging housekeepers to preserve early. Cherries are scarce and pricey, while pineapples shine as the best fruit. Gooseberries appear pale from May rains, but apples are scarce while bananas oranges and lemons remain in good condition.
William Lawson escapes from Salisbury jail
News notes report William Lawson’s jail escape from Salisbury. Also listed are local incidents and society happenings such as naval academy events at Annapolis, Easton district Epworth League convention, and a rosebank cemetery monument to the unknown dead.
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Naval Cadeta
Annapolis
Baltimore
Garfield Post
Rising Sun
Cecil County
Rosebank
That County
Easton
Wilmington
Epworth League
Boyd
Hoffman
Wilson
O'Malley
Cumberland
Frederick Lazarus Johnson
Talbot County
Pocketbook on Square Corner Delights Cor Mex Crowd
A pocketbook chained to the pavement drew a crowd at the Square Cor Mex yesterday afternoon. Country visitors scrambled to snatch the satchel, turning the event into a small carnival of grabs and laughter.
Ice orders taken at Red Wagon and A L Kline’s
Local notice urges residents to place ice orders now with the Red Wagon or A L Kline’s Grocery Store on West Patrick Street Wim Anderson announces the Pennee Festival at St John’s Literary Institute on June 5 6 7 with court venue listed.
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A. L. Kline
West Patrick Street
Wim- Anderson
Pennee
St I Jhn’s Literary Institute
Mulliniz and Eermp War Goods Sale Items
Mulliniz and Eermp advertise a sale of White Dotted Swisses Persian Mulls Pisid and striped Dimities and Latin and Lace striped Plaid DLawns priced at 62 8 and 10 cents. New Shirt Waists in white and fancy fabrics. Towels offered at 2 cents. Promises best cloth qualities at lowest city prices with another invoice received.
Florida peaches and pineapples at McCardell’s store
The ad notes Florida peaches and pineapples are cheap along with blood oranges and bananas at McCardell’s. It also lists Dr J H K Hardesty as an eye ear and throat specialist visiting City Hotel this Thursday and Friday. Hygeia Ice Company and Hyer Ice Company announce wagon service and prompt ice delivery. For Sale two alga boards described by size and asking readers to call THE News office.
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Florida
McCardell's
J. BH. K. Hardesty
City Hotel
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