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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1895

Page

4

Weather Summary From Washington November 11 1900s

Washington weather bulletin reports fair conditions across most districts with showers in the South Atlantic States. Colder along the Atlantic coast, slightly warmer in the upper lake region and southward to Texas. Central Valleys and lake regions expect warm, clear weather. High and low pressure areas move eastward at about 600 miles per day.

W. L Mooax Weather Bureau atSp m Eest Ohio Valley Califorats South Atlantic States Atlantic Upper Lake Region Mionepote Texas

Orphans' Court Notice and Advertisements

New ad notices appear in the Newe. Orphans' Court Notice. Peter MM. Shafer mortgagee base. B. Reich assignee. Parmure. A. C. Carty notice to Christian imeecesseeeeoting meeting. Fred'. College Alamal groceries & c. J. F. Eisenhawer manager. Estrayed Sponseller's Stables. House for rent 49 W Fourth St. Groceries. 4. B. Hargett or sarecnore Godod's.

Owr Peter MM. Shafer B. ¥. Reich Parmure A. C. Carty Fred College Alamal, Groceries J. F. Eisenhawer Sponseller’s

Weekly Warxix News to Feature Twelve Pages

The Weeky News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special features. It promotes advertisement advantages and invites copy for Tar Warxsl1 News by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Warxix Tar Wauxsl1

Personal news notes from Frederick and surrounding area

Dr J B and Wagner of the Register of Wills office depart for an extended southern trip visiting relatives and attending the Atlanta Exposition. Milton A Woodward visits Frederick from West Patrick street to see his daughter’s family in Coatesville Pa. A meeting of the Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Prangeitcs Lutheran Church is set for 7 30 pm at the new Sunday School bag with an Arbor Mission collection. Also plans for a sectarian Christian mission arise at John Gombers office on Friday. The sick include Job R K Sheppard confined at his House on Court street and Capt Geo W Grove slowly improving after four weeks. Western Union chief Wo M Crimmins resumes office duties after illness. Honey will be scarce this year due to long breath across regions causing bees to starve. flower scarcity and limited honey. A Baltimore chrysanthemum show displays a 1% inch crosswise bloom named Belle of Baltimore from a major local grower.

J.B. & Wagner Register of Wills Office Atlanta Milton A. Woodward West Patrick Street D. B. Weaver Coategille L. W. Storm Philadelphia Messrs William and Hichard Bjorns Frederick Woman's Home Foreign Missionary Society Prangeitcs Lutheran Church Avn Arbor Hov Gearhart Lincoln Neb John Gomber South Market Street Job RK. Sheppard Court Street Geo. W. Grove Wo. M Crimmins Western Union Telegraph Offz

Runes and Joliet Romeo and Juliet in Frederick

A Frederick audience endured chilly conditions at City Goers House as a fine Shakespeare troupe led by Charles B. Hanford, Elha R. Spencer, and Nora O'Brien staged Romeo and Juliet. While the acting showed talent, poor heat and venue limitations hampered the performance and the audience’s warmth. Franklin B. Rhodes promoted the first class company, hoping for more Frederick engagements.

Wamsil Frederick Kay Opera House Charles B. Hanford Eulha R. Spencer Nora O'Brien Mr. Spencer Romeo Juliet Bliss O’brien Hanford Old Capulet Juliet Frank B. Rhodes Fréderick Spencer, Hanford O’brien

Social World Items From Woodsboro to Walkersville

A social gathering at Misa Elsie Cramer’s Woodsboro home on November 7 featured games music and a grand supper. Attendees included Elsie Amy Cramer Elia Dorcas Ida Smith Elia Cramer Nena Porter Dora Smith Ada Zimmer man Cora Best Carrie Stacifer Walter Zimmerman Newton Fulton John Jamison Carol Smith Wil Zimmerman Clarence Fulton Walkersville and others. A later Hallowe’en event at the Frederick Academy of the Visitation offered music dancing fortune telling and a donkey party won by Belle Scarborough with Nellie Jones as booby prize. A farewell dance and pound party hosted by Dennis Powell near Frederick was planned with Nuse and Crawford’s orchestra. Dr Charles W Goffman invited friends to meet Mr and Mrs Richard Mareen Duvail at his Court Street home at 8 pm. Licenses listed: Nash EB Cramer of this city and Zila Kate Hogek near Frederick Edgar F Mercer and Fannie R Nosbaum both of this county Jno BR Baker of Immitsburg and Brimm Forney of Thurmont. An ad promotes Syrup of Figs as a family laxative remedy.

Misa Elsie Cramer Woodeboro Mises Elsie Amy Cramer Elia Dorcas Woodsboro Ida Smith Elia Cramer Nena Porter Dora Smith Ada Zimmerman Cora Best Frederick Academy Visttston Hallow Kren Moselle Jarboe Alms Keller Belle Scarbourgh Nellie Jones Dennis Powell Jess Stalin James Powell Nuse Crawford Snow Ballee Mattings Nash EB. Cramer Zila Kate Hogek Frederick Edgar F. Mercer Fannie R. Nosbaum Jno. BR. Baker Immitsburg Brimms Forney Thurmont

Missionary Society Meeting at Rocky Spring Church

The Linnieuary Meeting of the Missionary Society of Rocky Springe county gathered in the local church Sunday evening. The program featured songs, recitations, readings, and a benediction led by Rev. John W. Owen, with performances by Miss Airyobxk, Miss Jen paleskeky, and Master Keefer, among others.

Missionary Society of Rocky Springe Bonday Keefer Roms Bis Avy Binley Pestaey Rezizatine Jen Paleskeky School Dead Summers Laree Misa Matic Yong The Missionary Band Adjresa Rey John W. Owen

Carroll County Court and Local Incidents Reported

The Carroll county circuit court convened while the Herford county circuit court test seen. An electric plant in Delia Pa was burned. Judge Henry Pags and wife visited Pricks town. Bermuda Talasds health trip for Judge. George Birgtred fatally injured by a coal train near Linden. Lloyd Lowndes to Washington and New York then Cumberland. John D Carter faces assault charge on Capt Benny’s seven year old daughter. Schuyler Electric Co sold to Philadelphia syndicate. City lighting prices to drop from 90 to 75 per light.

Carroll County Delia Herford County Western Conference Maryland Lutheran Synod Pricks‘town Washington County Judes Henry Pags George Birgtred Montgomery County Linden Lloyd Lowndes Washington New York Cumberland John D. Carter Chestertown Thomas P. Benny Kent County Schuyler Electric Company Hagerstown Powell Evans Phiadelphia

Political pointers in Baltimore politics and appointments

Baltimore discusses a Wellington reception for campaign services and potential appointments. John L. Findlay may be offered clip counsel to Mayor Hooper. Sydney E. B. Mudd eyes speaker, with Col. Alizon Wilmer and Gen. Stewart Brown linked to adjutant general. Mines inspector applicants rise. Republicans study Latrobe’s justice for magistracy.

Baltimore George L. Wellington John ¥. L. Findlay Clip Hooper Sydney EB Mudd House of Delegates Caarlea County Col L. Aliizon Wilmer Stewart Brown Adjutant General Latrobe

Gorton's Minarels Set for New Orleans Show

Gorton's Famous Minarels will perform in New Orleans on November 15 for one show. The organization unveils new scenic effects with wit and music including a striking entrance display. Performers uphold strict standards with no suggestive content, ensuring polite attendance for all ladies.

Gorton New Orleans

Improved Mall Service Promises Faster Postal Train Mail

A mall car with a postal clerk in charge has been placed on the afternoon Baltimore to Frederick train along the B and O main line. Previously mail was carried in locked pouches on two or three stations. now all Mac area post offices will be included, increasing convenience. The train departs Baltimore at 1.20 p.m.

Baltimore Frederick Baltimore and Ohio

Resolutions of Condolence for Mr. Chas. M. Miller

At a special United Fire Company meeting last evening a committee including Mesa W. 5, Storm, Sameel Hedges and Robi. Bannett prepared condolences to present to the Miller family. Funeral held today at 1 PM from North Market Street with Rev. Dr. Bachbach officiating. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers drawn from the deceased’s affiliated organizations. undertakers were L. Oberderfer & Benz.

Horses Runaway Captured After Driver Mix Up

The ranaway horses owned by J Knight McDonsid were captured by William Ogie on Saturday afternoon, not Chatlen N Hargest as reported. The buggy tongue was broken by the frightened horse, with no other damage. The note on church growth lists Presbyterian membership gains by region, citing seven percent nationally and varying regional increases up to ten percent in several states.

Public spirited notes from the Union Bridge News

The Frederick Darcy News completes its eighteenth volume as the union journal proclaims public spirit and quality editing. A peculiar promotional endorsement touts Hoods Sarsaparilia for curative value and invites readers to try it.

Union Bridge News Frederick Darcy The

Flower Show display dazzles with blooms and decor

The Rick hosts a Magnificent Flower Show with intricate decorations and a busy setup. Me FR Re fes directs the exhibition with plants received and arranged for viewing. Rhodes' Orchestra provides music while Berman's electric display lights the display area. Judging occurs Wednesday morning before public opening.

Ia Fm Rhodes’ Archestra Berman Ty Fe

Hotel Arrivals

Hotel arrivals reported since yesterday list numerous guests including residents from Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Somerville and Washington with counts for Readleg and Lisbon counties plus visits by J. Webb J. Atkinson H. Price R. Smiley C. Ballard and others in Carroll York and Readleg counties

Crer Hotat D. Conrad H. Eling E. Worrits W Sappington Jobo Dinalgen G. Macomber J. Rauling Frank White EE Realy Baltimore W. Gerry C. Albrecht W. Castle Phildelpots 0. Losh Begersiowr G. Nelson New York BLN Bolts Chicago J. W. Crider Cincinnati J. RK. Metcalf Greenceatle A. W. Moss W. B. Brooks KR. F. Wilson A. W. Sicac W. Orwty P Rotledge J. B. Atkinson Bork J. T. Rabie York Cautrx House Alex. Camper Philladelphi

Pennsylvania Pay Car Arrives in Frederick for Monthly Salaries

The Pennsylvania Railroad pay car reached Frederick yesterday and road employees were paid their salaries for the previous month. On board were A. W Sloss, W. B. Brooks, R. F. Wilson, J. W. Stone, A. W. Orwig, O. P. Ratledge, J. B. Atkinson, W. Burk, and J. Z. Rubis. Growed Froze. The ground froze for the first time this fall.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvanis Railroad Frederick A. W Sloss W. B. Brooks R. F. Wilson J. W. Stone A. W. Orwig O. P. Ratledge J.B. Atkinson W. ©. Burk J. Z. Rubis

Local Christian Mission Meeting and Frederick Alumni Notice

Notice to Christians to join a Christian mission meeting at J John Gomber's office on Friday at 7 80 sharp. Frederick College Alumni Association holds a meeting Friday November 15 at College Hall with important business. Also details on broom production by M P Morse and Frederick to Atlanta Exposition round trip tickets from Frederick on Tuesday the 19th for 16 dollars including sleeping car. Ladies Auxiliary to attend a meeting after prayer in the Association patio. Frederick Party offers very low rates to the Atlanta Exposition 16 dollars including Mount Vernon trip and sleeping car accommodations.

Frederick College College Hall Baker Johnson Frederick Atlanta Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Associaion Patio of the Asociation A. G. Rader Preadt Ausata Exposition Mount Vernon Maryland South Faubel

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