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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1896

Page

7

Pleasant Personal Notes From Local Residents

Purely personal column lists visits and travels of Rev J W Reinecke and wife to Milersburg and relatives near Brosd Bua, plus other locals visiting family or friends in Middletown Hagerstown Baltimore and Fayltortown. Includes Hon M G Drner in Baltimore and Annie Campbell visiting there.

J. W. Reinecke Chie Milersburg Middletowa H. E. Zimmerman Tanneresiile Averaville Esra Willard Knoxville Ohio George Williard Mary A. Shank Ennis Y. Moser Myeraville Joseph B. House Faylortown William H. McCaffrey Etta Cramer Frederick Middletown Mia Lille Green Leedysville L. E. Suman Bird Cora Suman Mixa Annie Hargett Hagerstown Martha Fridinger Wm. A. Mansfield Daysville M. G. Drner Baltimore Annie Campbell Edgar McCardell Harry Smith

Brief Bits of Local and General Interests

Cider on tap and a curious note on voices at different heights. Paris doors wider than windows, while London windows exceed doors. Mrs Mary Hambleton, aged 97, of Cecil county, dies respected Quaker resident. A rescue tale from Augustine Florida and a whisky incident follow. Milk imports to London estimated at 90 million gallons yearly. Census counts show 1235 women preachers, 208 lawyers, 455 doctors and surgeons. few are college-educated. A. Toms near Middletown reports a 561-pound bear killed. A 25.5-pound groundhog shot on John B Shafer's farm. Snow squalls foreseen by a Hagerstown prophet. Hunter’s moon full and harvest-like. Pumpkin pies on the hill of fare. Horse Shoers’ Assoc meets in New York. cycling enthusiasm worries horsemen. Organ music fills Frederick streets. Albert Dotters granted annual pension from Mottet’s Stetson. Cataract removed from Mrs David Merila’s right eye at Presbyter ian Ear Eye Throat Hospital. slow recovery but hopeful cure. Frederick court occupied with registration cases.

Paris London Mary Hambleton Cecil County Bho College Green Society of Friends New Augustine Flo A. Toms Middletown John B. Shafer Hegerstown Horse Shoers' Association New York Frederick Albert Dotters Mottet Stetson

Religious Services Remain Active in County Churches

A dense note lists tomorrow’s regular services across multiple churches including the Evangelical Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran, and German Baptist congregations with morning and evening rites. It also mentions baptisms, church rallies, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and a nearby Christian gathering scheduled for November 11 and 13. Authorities report new pastor installations and ongoing parish activities in Frederick and surrounding areas.

Chaguer AD Sargis Gullo Joke Cathote Dige Evangelical Reformed Church Embbach W. Latcheaney Methodial Episcopal Church Luther Kohlman Trinity M.& Church East Second Street J. BK. Wilbite Eider Braner Pwd. Fourney M. Myers Allstate” Episcopal Church St. John’s Canreb Tomorow Antonius Darms Crockett Frederick Lott Carey Baptist Association of Maryland Baltimore David J. Besle Northern Liberties Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Un'tel Brethren Church Middletown

Words of Kindness and High Praise for Local Papers

The Frederick County Guide lauds Tae Newa in its twentieth year praising its progress and value to readers. The Brunswick Herald praises Newsour and Frep lexics Darr News for longevity and representative journalism in Frederick County, wishing many more years of usefulness.

Frederick County Tae Newa Baltimore City Nawa Brenswick Herald Freplexics Darr News Frederick

Frederick County Floricultural Society Promotes Autumn Show

The Frederick County Floricultural Society met at the Matus Insurance Co office to discuss a promising flower show but warned it depends on yearly subscribers to the show fund. Last year’s event didn’t cover costs, so increased patronage is urged. the show is planned for November 10, 12, and 18 with an authorized agent visiting members.

Floricultural Society Matus] Insurance Co’s

Autumn Market Prices Report From Frederick County

The Frederick market area sees brisk activity with buyers and dealers busy at work. Winter vegetables rise in demand as apples, cabbage, potatoes, turnips, and pumpkins appear. poultry and meats hold steady with prices listed for eggs, butter, beef, pork, and veal.

Hagerstown Fair honors to Frederick firms and county entrants

At the Hagerstown fair William E. Birely & Co of Frederick won multiple prizes across many breeds including White Migorca, Buck Cochins, Partridge Cochins, Dark Brahma, Golden Penciled Hamburde, Wyandottes and Leghorns. Local county participants included B Crouse and Dr Joseph F Hsling among others. Hog cholera causes fear with losses and reports of reinfection. Frederick sportsman netted eight bass in the Potomac with substantial weights reported yesterday.

Hagerstown William E. Birely C. E Schildnecht Frederick—Bisck Wyandotte Kesfauver Middletown Hemburg B. ¥. Crouse Joseph F Hsling George W. Alba

That Joyful Feeing With Renewed Health Narrative

The text describes a sense of exhilaration from renewed health and strength linked to the use of Asrap of Figs, noting it attracts those not progressed beyond old medicines and cheap substitutes once rejected by the well informed.

Social World Supper to Fox Typos at Doll's Cafe Night

The Citizen office hosted an oyster supper for about 25 at Doll's Cafe last night at eight. A large room was reserved for the octagon style gathering with drinks and refreshments, ending with clar. Attendees included local names such as William Montgomery and J H Quimsy among others. A birthday party followed later for Grace Cram hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Cram with many attendees enjoying a pleasant evening.

Charlies Baughman Doll's Cafe Aks Mt. Barghman Mexim William T. Montgomery H. Ebert Walter Eicheiberger Jamon Murphy William Dansberger George Bargel Thomas Roberts Ver Wilon Ronald Harrison J. H Thomas Quimsy William Larkie W. C. Bastable Gustavon & Lane Joseph Topper Kenneth Young Jess Cram Wm. Creager Georges A. Schroeder Arthur Eyler Val. Ebert Charles Koshler Archibald Murray Arnold Whitmore George Cram Grace M. Young Fannie Eyler Grace Beard Maggie Shipley Miss Gardly Mesara Raymond Byler George Lowe John and Lake Easterly George Vantosen Chas Morgan Bert Rhodes Will Trimmer Harry Wa

Wheat Prices Rebound Amid Volatile Market

The wheat market halted its decline with a sharp turn up as prices jumped from 33 to 83 cents per bushel. Spot bids ranged around 77 to 78 cents while December futures traded around 72.5 to 79 cents. Frederick quoted 70 cents. A stray comment on bicycles and unrelated chatter appeared in the column.

Bieber Togredar Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Thureday Frederick Wes Agsio

Electric Road Opens Through Middletown Area Toward Frederick

Middletown residents report the electric road extending to the town limits near the new route to Frederick. Cars run along the postponed section. several residents fear traffic and street crowding. Two longtime citizens enjoyed a trial trolley ride to Frederick and back, while a man under the influence disrupted a town street scene. A woman experiencing breathing trouble was aided to the trolley by carriage after a fall on the hill.

Mijgleowr Eabiony Walverda Lac Towa Cocruhk ii Ito Mitdietowo Penderica Pep Bsif Fraterice Ladiga Afio Saveral Childsen Middlelowm Perry J. Levy Wm. V. Bohosu Middletown Frederick Levy Higerstown Sam Bandar Frederick Indy Cime

Bad Fall From a Tree In Rockville Leaves Man Severely Injured

Charles Stevenson, a colored man in Rockville, was badly hurt Wednesday evening while cutting a tree top. A misfired tool struck him, sending him about 50 feet to the ground, his throat cut by a projecting brace as he fell. No bones were broken. Nellie Thomas of Frederick won first premium for a fine oil painting of Mayor A R Youkle displayed at the fair. Rumors say Frederick rink Lys may hire hands and operate as a giant warehouse.

Charles Stevenson Rockville Stephenson Kqs Howard Hmdes Nellie Thomas Frederick A. R. Youkle

Local society notices and public meeting invites

A series of community notices invites Ladies Anguish members to a Saturday event at 73 o'clock on the 24th, plus plans for an Autumn Tea next week. Openings for bonnets and bets on Oct 28 and 29. Dr Hartley will see patients at City Hotel in Frederick weekly for ENT diseases. Central Blues and Sewall Club hosts a public meeting at Market and Church streets on Saturday at 7 30 with speakers Cyran Thomas Smith and Wood Jr. All interested in the campaign are invited.

Kdwcathn Hss Toe Echool Ion Gicby Tme Ralailona Maryland Agricultural College Pew Department Wil Mam L. Amons Director of Farmers’ Institutes Frederick City Cport Wall Pstiem Rand D. Mantz Booth Market Street Hartley City Hotel Frederick Hariley North Paca Street Baltimore Central Blues and Sewall Club Corner Market Church Atreats Cyran Thoma J. Frank Smith John E R. Wood

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