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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1895

Page

4

Weather forecast and general conditions October 21 12 am

Special Dispatch to The News reports general weather conditions as of October 20 with a falling barometer westward toward the Pacific coast and a rise on the Atlantic coast. Fair weather prevails except lake regions with light snow and subfreezing temps. Heavy rains and brisk northeast winds hit southern Florida. potential disturbance south of Cuba may bring gale warnings.

Wacuraetos L. Hoong Lg atSp Pacific Atlantic Freezlo Florida Cuba Catana Rocky Mountain

New Ads Today and Subscriptions Report

Daily classified notices list new advertisements and market items. Names like G F P Sufih and W Ross Jr appear with product lines such as ladies shoes and horse clipping services.

Purely Personal. Frederick Visitors and Relatives List

PURELY PERSONAL. Mies Fanny Repp plans a month or two in Frederick with sister Mrs George Worman who attends the W C T G convention in Baltimore. Mrs Peter Ross of Baltimore returns home after a week in Frederick. Miss Kate Hopwood of Baltimore visits Frederick then Baltimore for W C T U sessions. Miss Mary Befton back at Cherry Run from Frederick and Hagerstown. Miss Daisy Bantz of Kansas City visits Delsahmutt on East Third street and will stay with Beasie Tyson. Charles Catty leaves for Tyrisburg Pa and returns to Frederick this evening. Mollie DeLashmutt visits friends in Hagerstown. George E Habel of Baltimore, formerly of Frederick, returns there after visiting relatives here. Carolyn OConnell of Baltimore returns home after guesting Alice Routzbo on North Market. O Youvell has many Frederick friends. Beasie Clabaugh and Eleanor Ritchie return from Hagerstown where a Junior Hall dance honored them. Mr and Mrs John Roberts of Westwalheter visit Edgewood, home of Mrs James Gembriil. Miss Galie Birely returns from a visit to Dr and Mrs McPherson at Auburn near Catoctin. Richard M Davall of Baltimore dined with friends in Frederick. Isaac Cole and Chas Carr of Baltimore were in Frederick for the century run. Elwin I Shope of Washington is in the city today after presiding at the new pipe organ dedication in a church. Peter Hammers, formerly of Frederick, now in Hanover Pa, returns to Frederick.

Mies Fanny Repp Frederick Mra George Worman Mire Worman Baltimore Peter Ross Hoagie Kate Hopwood Robert G. McPherson Greenville D. C Beasie Tyson East Church Street Mer Charles Catty Tiysburg Federick Mollie DeLashmutt Hagerstown George E Habel Carolyn O'Connell Alice Routzsbo North Market Street O’youvell Heroepattere Beasie Clabaugh Eleanor Ritchie John Roberts Weatwalheter Edgewood Roberts James 4 Gembriil Misa Gsilie Birely Vielt McPherson Ibere Bern Geo. Birely Frederck Bicgelt Club Acd Cecon Patrick Street City Hotel Eqdare Corner Seth Sadler. Brooks Miss Brooks Iadice May Davis Eva Dowell Miss Evans Miss Callahan Bis Davis Brederick Misa Dayiz City Carlin House Adlea Elcott City Court Square K. F. Harr Belaimore Eiren Theeumary Club Lulea Patrick George Ackerman Ackerman Frederik Mise Brooks Hogar

Century Wheelmen Ride to Frederick Draw Big Crowd

Frederick welcomed a Baltimore centu ry wheelmen parade led by Geo Birely New Market delegates, with Miss Sadie Brooks and four other women in bloomers drawing attention. The riders reached Frederick around noon, several punctures repaired, and a large crowd gathered at City Hotel and Court Square for photos and departure.

Pheatrical Kernan Show At City Opera House

Raymon Moore and George Thatcher staged a lively Kernan performance at City Opera House before a sizable audience titled Cupid's Chariot. The program mixed a variety act with big kicking and light comedy by a troupe of young female performers, varied by Thatcher's Twentieth Century Minstrels.

Pheatrical Raymon Moore George Thatcher Thepera Bonte Frederick Thatcher

Change of management at City Hotel

This afternoon at six o clock Mr Chas D Doll transferred the business to his proprietor Mr Chas B Diermebie who will manage the City Hotel in the future The retiring manager gave a farewell dinner and Mr Grermehle will take charge with metropolitan methods new cases and improvements planned and high standards of service promised

Chas. D Doll City Hotel Chas Diermebie Doll Grermehle

Republican Mass Meeting Opens Frederick Campaign Night

The Republican Party in Frederick hosts a mass meeting at City Opera House with decorated halls and a large turnout expected. Speakers include Hon. Li yi Lowndes and other distinguished figures in a public campaign event. The scene signals the start of the party’s city and county campaign activities.

Frederick City Opera House Republican Association Li Yi Lowndes

Eid Isases Arrested for Wall Disfigurement at Opera House

Eid Isases, a young colored man, was arrested Saturday on a charge of disfiguring the wall at City Opera House. He appeared before Police Justice Eckstein at the Mayor's Office and paid a fine of 185 dollars.

Eid Isases City Opera Justice Eckstein

Tax on local produce buyers sparks city debate

A reader letter criticizes a proposed ten cent tax on produce brought to town for sale, arguing it harms poor residents who travel cobbled streets to reach central markets. The writer urges the mayor and Board of Aldermen to reconsider, noting the burden falls on women, old men, and Black residents.

Night Trouble Between Neighbors Over Mistaken Home

In Hagerstown last Friday midnight Mr Ambrose Gray of the west end entered the neighbor William Carr’s house by forcing a panel and six shots were fired. Gray was wounded in the finger and Carr in the stomach but neither injury is serious. Both men mistook the other’s home in the identical side by side houses.

Ambrose Gray Hagerstown West End William Carr Mr. Carr Mr. Curr Mr. Gray Mr. Gurr Thia Gray

Hawk Kills Prize Leghorn Rooster in Mesara

A large chicken hawk decapitated a prized black leghorn rooster at the residence of Mr. A. Lincoln Engelbrecht in Mesara yesterday. The hawk, seen attacking the bird but too late to cover, took only the head valued at five dollars. W. K. Birey & Co. and chicken fanciers lament the loss, noting the breed is scarce to replace.

Mesara W. K. Birey & Co A. Lincoln Engelbrecht

Foundation laid for John Brown's Fort at Harper's Ferry

Seven acres of ground were secured on Bolivar Heights for the John Brown's Fort site. Miss Kate Field has been in town overseeing the matter and led the plan to relocate the fort to the Murphy farm. Work will proceed as rapidly as possible.

Personal Monitor and Local Notices

Mr 8 Burns Trundle of this city and Mr A Burns Troodle of Baltimore will travel tomorrow by the 8 Louis Express to El Paso Texas for at least six months near Gss Crosus in the Rio Grande valley about 30 miles north of El Paso They will visit relatives and friends in St Louis and Kansas City briefly The departure is met with regret from many friends Journsitem Mr Kay Bi Busler has started at Sharpsburg Md the Antietem tentpole publication a four page weekly newspaper showing able editing and enterprise Wishing the newcomer success Prohibition meeting to be held tomorrow night at Chackleville Speakers include Messrs F B Sappington Jacob L Engelbrecht Thos B Tyler for House of Delegates and probably Olbera From the Emmittaburg Chronicle The Frederic Nasty News begins its volume Tuesday The Chronicle compliments it as one of the best papers published in Frederick county and wishes continued prosperity

Peronal Monitor Burns Trundle A. Burns Troodle Baltimore Louis Express el Paso Texas Gss Journsitem Kay Bi. Busler Sharpsburg Antietem tenUoel Eslilgg Prowbiwion Meenax Chacleaville Messra F. B. Sappington Jacob L Engelbrecht Thos. B. Tyler House of Delegates Olbera Emmitaburg Chronicle Frederic Nasty Toz Newele Jornal Frederick County the Chronicle

Not Vice Preatests Deny Roles in Democratic Meet

Dr William Crawford Johnson and Dr William G McNamara deny serving as vice presidents at the Democratic meeting Friday night. The copy warns of nervousness and dyspepsia and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy.

Wm. Crawford Johnson Whilam G. McNomas

Community notices from a local city page segment

A jumble of names and addresses reports on residents and events. It notes Chas Hazes of West Fourts Nitwel and Miles Bare Somen in local matters, mentions Rev WL Unld and Mrs Mary Jene Lease, and updates on Mr Carterlan Wison’s health and recovery. It also covers an Electric Railroad Extension meeting in Montgomery County with stock subscriptions and a Harvest Home event at the Home for the Aged on Thursday October 31.

Chas Hazes West Fourts Miles Bare Somen Bae Werdeld West Petrick Street Lyme Bevere Misa Mary Clogen Anc Warrington Mrs Users C Poa Sout Market Street Willem PF Weoortes Eoding Phyaician WL Unld Presbyterian Courth Ibis City Qalte Fom Bors de Santtoure Mary Jene Lease Eset Oltes Carterlan Wison Gaisteg Eireneth Wisson

Fall and Winter Opening and Democratic Meetings

Local notices advertise October 23 and 24 exhibits on pattern bonutis and bats plus wheels inventory at Beyssrn & Co Frederick in addition to upcoming Democratic meetings across the county from October 24 to 26 led by Hon. Wm. J. Ogden. Chas. N. Hargett and J. Roger McSherry oversee. City Hotel management changes on October 23 with Chas. H. Diermedle taking over and promising improvements and first‑class service.

Thureday N.,r. & D. Mantz South Market Strest Democratic Central Committee Creageratown Thaursday Wm. J. Ogden Baltimors Adamstown Usty Hemptown Wakereylife Chas. N. Hargett J. Roger McSherry

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