Sale Register Update Amid April Postponements
Fragmentary notices show an April sale register with postponed sales and names such as Johs TB and Mab. The garbled text mentions weeks and periods, with references to Harver Leg and Zimmermin. Core meaning uncertain, but indicates multiple April sales and scheduling notes across listed entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johs TB
Nes
Zimmermin
Tristee
Erick
Mab
Ming
Loch
Bridge Horse
Marriage notice and military orders amid a Detroit flower show
A fragmentary item notes the marriage of Migs Mary Jones at the bride’s father’s residence near DiesEerson station with mentions of Lepsi das Tones and R. EB. Seil man. It also cites a Maryland Militia general order directing inspection of sharpshooters for badges and buttons, and a Detroit Flower Show opened with parterre displays, electric lighting, charitable booths, and student art on show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carda
Migs
Mary Jones
Lepsidas
R. EB. Seilman
DiesEerson Station
Maryland
Howard
Seine
Detroit
Mich
New Cemetery Planned Near Hagerstown and Park
The Hagerstown Globe reports a proposed Mountain View Cemetery to be located east of town on Captain Kay Lors farm if the project succeeds. A separate plan seeks to convert Pair G s town area into a public park. A subscription drive circulates among holders with about forty signatures. Hotel arrivals include many named visitors at Central Hotel and others from Balto and nearby towns.
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Hagerstown Globe Sa
Orange Blossoms Wedding at Glade Reformed Church
The wedding of Fred D. Miller of Westminster to Mice Alva Putton of Walkersville took place this afternoon at Glade Reformed Church. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Miench, drew prominent social circles and friends from Westminster Water and Walkersville. Afterward, the couple left on the 6:15 pm train for Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinta
Glade Reformed
Fred D. Miller
Westminster
Alva Putton
A. Pulton
Walkers
Wi Ureser
Fre
Farsie Wood
Are
Papebe Getzendasher
Arie Winebrener
Walkersvile
J.T. Hering
Weekly CLSC Meeting Set at Lilly Home
The regular CLSC meeting gathered yesterday at Mies Mamie Dill’s residence on W 3 street. Next Tuesday evening a program will be presented at Mrs. Samuel L. Lilly’s home at Market and E24 street.
Heavy Cattle Weighed for Kefauver and Others
Weighmaster J E Fleming yesterday weighed six head for D E Kefauver totaling 4750 pounds, bought by Mezere. Notnagle Bros weighed two steers for Baker Lamar at 1790 pounds, sold to Lather O Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E Fleming
D E Kefauver
Mezere
Notnagle Bros
Baker Lamar
Lather
Miss Georgie A Schley Recalled From Treasury Office
In Washington yesterday Charles Wilson of this county pursued Maryland applicants. Miss Georgie A Schley, previously in the Treasury sixth auditor’s office, was among the first removed by late appointment clerk Eugene Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wilson
Washington
Simons
Maryland
Georgie A. Schley
Schley
Auditor of
the Treasury
Eugene Higsins
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
The clerk of the court issued marriage licenses to Samuel J Gittinger and Matliner both near this city Jeremiah W E Geo F Whitmer both of this country Wm GW Gleze Lalhe Hood both of Plane No 4 co Annie 2 Salser both Eves both Joan O Krott Shepherdstown W Va Rosa Margaret Sina this city red D Miller Wes Fulton this county
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Samuel J Gittinger
Matliner
Jeremiah W
Geo F . Whitmer
Gleze
Lalhe Hood
Annie 2
Salser
Eves
Joan O Krott
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Rosa Margaret Sina
Red D Miller
Wes Fulton
The Cumberland Coal Trade Weekly Shipments
Shipments from the Cumberland coal region for the week ended March 31 1888 reached 66 144 tons, with year to date at 699 329 tons. Bal Baltimore Railroad and local points received 42 606 tons that week and 523 559 tons year to date, down from 1887. Pennsylvania Railroad shipments were 17 851 tons for the week and 169 390 tons year to date, up 30 977 from last year. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal handled 5 657 tons for the week and 6 580 tons year to date, up 2 816 from the prior year.
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Cumberland
Baltimaio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Remarkable Real Estate Transfers Mark Busy Week in Frederick
The week sees heavy land transfers across Frederick County with numerous properties changing hands. Transactions include parcels in Libertytown Petersville Emmitsburg and Frederick city with prices ranging from nominal sums to tens of thousands of dollars and several parcels noted for love and affection. Prominent buyers include Andrew J Calberr z and J E Schell with others such as Lewis P Miller and Charles G Thomas involved in multiple parcels. Also listed are notes on imported seed potatoes from Allen G Quynn & Co.
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Avril
Mary Arotteo
Casieh
Thoma
J C Ter
Masleby
F I Lewis
Calumbia
Hf Lewis
L C Lampe
J E Schell
Frederies City
Jonathan Browning
Isaac Butler
Libertytown
Alex Ho
Byrnes
Laura Ellott
Petersville
Esteem
Witzler
Peter
Pabrney
Levy
J C Motter
Lewis P Miller
Ian S
Elias Warner
Clay Fatton
Clay Fatton, 110 Are 5 Roads and |Hes of Land ,$12,550.—C V
Lorentz
Eugene L Rove
Wm B Oz'e
Geo F
John H
Joan P Jones
L Rood
Wilcoxon
C Jones
Henry A Johnson
Francis M Merers
Lewin EB Thames
Harry D Idemus
Robert Moffett
John Franklin Thoma
Judy Gleason
John Columbus O'Dennell
J S Annanacie
James GC Annan
Geo Winter
Emmitsburg
George Winter
James F Rude
Josiah Cleats
Geo T Bom
A .Philpote
John Tof Lalrood
Erva Leace
P Jones
Telegraph Office Clashes in Lime Hollow County
A post office at Lime Hollow, with G. D. Emonsen of Pay Paw West Virginia as operator, has been crushed in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
Lime Huly
G. D. Emonsen
Pay Paw
W. Va
Girls Warned After Nude Photo Scandal Near Shepherdstown
Reports say several young women from Shepherdstown West Virginia answered a Trentton New Jersey advertisement offering a Weed or spare for twenty five cents plus a photograph. A dozen miniatures were sent, and some pictures later appeared displayed on nude bodies, alarming the womens families and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
WV. Va
Trentton
Frederick MD Briefs Reflect Daily Life and Local Business
A jumble of items from Frederick, Maryland reports on residents, guests, and engagements. Mentions Prombert boot and shoe dealer M Rodda, trading with Manchester, Mrs. Fry and daughters visiting from Lime Kiln, Hanover engagements, a new factory engine arrival, Hood's Sarsaparilla ad, a broken delivery wagon spindle, Easter rehearsal, and local court and jail news. Also notes geese over the city, a paper bag factory in Frederick, and a bird-catching event at City Hall with 200 birds attracted to electric lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rodda
Prombert
Frovtburg
Frederick
Pregailae
Uc Billige
Manchester
Origer Marae
Fred. Brown
Cranty
T Mics & Lcgion
Cuaries
Adame Fry
Dauziters
R.B. Taternal
Krige
Speek
Carroll County
Hood
A. L. Regrocer
Patrick
Market
Patrick Streets
Evangelical Lutheran Caneone
Prederick
H.C. Naill
Naill
Josh Freeze
Mechanicstown
F Geacey
Walkersville
Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Annapore
Geo Mulborn
City Hall
Geo. Roberts
Fraternal Mystic Circle Closes Charter at Temple Meeting
The Fraternal Mystic Circle held a meeting at Temple of Honor Hall, closed the charter, and announced several installations. The group will meet twice a month and has rented the hall for future gatherings. The next meeting is set for Tuesday April 16.
Inmate Planting Trees Follows Clergyman Farewell
Several hundred fruit and ornamental trees will be planted by inmates after a weekday program including lemonade and cakes. The county welcomes Rev idan, a longtime church worker, who preached three times weekly and led missions at Bask Zeyerowa. He delivers farewell at Lewistown Net and plans to depart the circuit after a decade of travel covering about 2600 miles.
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Montevue
Ridan
BLP
Lynshberg
Idan
Bask Zeyerowa
Lewistown
Durin
Lime Kiln
Catoctin
No One to Blame in Train Wreck Trial at Hockville
Win feld S Steir and Jas C Welch, once a conductor and an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, faced trial for wrecking a passenger train near Dickerson Station on October 6. The jury acquitted them after a brief hearing, with both men asserting they acted in good faith and had witnessed the events in question.
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Hockville
Winfeld S. Steir
Jas. C. Welch
Balthaere and Ohio Railroad
Balthmere
Onober Last
Dickerson Station
Metropolit
Ealt Road
Lyock and Vinson
Edward C. Peter
Peter
W Welch
Ludrew
Dickerson
Nualber
Pie Gincinnan
St. Louis
Uiltimore
Delock
Wassington
Stier
Welch
Misturce
W Va
Tuscarora
Grand Jury
Montgomery County
Endloss
Hfeton
Oxtoder U
Union Bridge Mayor and Council Election Held Light Vote
An afternoon election in Union Bridge chose Mayor David Rinehart and council members W. R. Straw, Philip B Myers, B. S. Phillips, Wm. H. Marshall, and Jos. Wi for common office. No special issues prompted the light turnout.
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Union Bridge
Wen
David Rinehart
W. R. Straw
Philip B Myers
B.S. Phillips
Wm. H. Marshall
Jos
Horrible Accident In Weslington County Brush Fire Burns Girl
On a Saturday near Wilson's Store Weslington County Mr Martin J Gearhart and his son burned brush while two Gearhart daughters Estella seven and Bessie ten gathered potatoes and roasted them. Estella was badly burned when her clothes touched hot embers and she was carried home with burns from feet to head. Dr Kreps of Clearspring attended and medical hope remained uncertain as the family faced the injury.
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Martin J. Gearhart
Wilson
Weslington
Harry
Alice Horne
Sir
Mrz Gearhart
J Kreps
Clearspring
Barry’s Tricophorous Age Easter Novelty Bouvon
A damaged description outlines Easter novelties including a decorative walnut shape, two natural shells joined at the bottom, a boxy display with a two wheeled silk lined cart, and a pair of stuffed chicks with golden coats featured in a novelty exhibit.
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Perwerehson
Bequests to Church Institutions From Philadelphia Merchan
Samuel A. bigksus, a retired hardware merchant of Philadelphia, died recently. He bequeathed most of his estate valued around 50000 to church and college causes and to officers, with specific gifts to Heidelburg College in Tidin Ohio and to Trinity Heidelberg Grace Reformed. The residue, about 90000, goes to the Board of Foreign Missions of the formed church and to Arcana College in equal shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. “Nbigksus
Pailidelphia
Mare iSh
Ree Res
Fife Bony
Bar Wite
Uranus Uatlage
Heidelburg College
Tidin
Irinity
Heidelberg
Grace Reformed Dharehea
Philadelphia
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Arcona Colege
Ix Equal Parte
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Wednesgay
Shy
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Bruner
Burt
WL Green
Del
J ¥ Thomaz
Borland
Nyt
Lsalthof
WR Hill
J A Rabbing
Balto
EO Parker
MJ Rosendorf
T H Newcomer
F Tyler
MD County
Central Hotel
Glade Reformed Church
Muller
New York
Haller
Breagle
Doll
YMCU
Emerald Bbc
Crack Union
Maine
Price Allen G. Quynn & Co
Mary Roy Sara Mattings
Stef
Phye
Timas
Mullinix
Barry
Ingredien T
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C_E HOOD & CO
Apythecn
Lowell
Mass
Ald
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Jadi Atmia Joar
Aendricesoy
OS Mondayer & Co
E. Gota Diwa Small Chidken
Rowa
AT & Beckles
South Market Streat
W. L. Dre
Bentz Streets
North Market
Sth
Henry Lorentz
North Market Arrest
Geo
East Third Street
Aldint
Otic
Tam Atill
Frederick Fair Grounds
P. G
Harry Goodsell
Frederick, Md
Apridimawim
Quynn & Bitter
AD WohIaw
C. W.sinn
South Market Stree
Gen Sa
John Murdock
Thorsale
Sisoa
Rene
Be Yeakle
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Mackerel
Mack Wrcksnan
Gee. Grost
Patrick Street
Wits Combs
Witlselicheap
South Market Street
WA Louon
Inasa
Selitnu
Ash Marxetsi
Dublic
TE Noake
Pablte
Marke
Mer Meese Ch Peat
AL Prastor
Tarailer
Manufacturi Corporartort
Imag
York
Maridin
Totice
Candineer
Stager Mfz
Ny Market Street
North Market [Street
Messrs
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Thomas W. Morgan
WL. K.steiner
Marketstreet
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Ivanfast Hinex Fosters
Anivy
Pate
Washlow
Ait L. Maatz
U3 North Market St
Eredtek
Mad
Eighth Street
J. M. Shawbaker
Monell
Tisary Beampanteer
Frederick, Markate
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
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H. Bowb
Rustee- Febmduer
W. Pearre
C Esq
Ftstrout
T. C. Deia- Vianis
WLHL
Etekigon
Slide Parma
Bob
Blaha
Idee
Ijamsville
Eesar Mi
Market Street
Greengrocers
Justus Miller
Teblottr
Wyanret D
McOmber & Co
Rochester
Geo. W Shank
G C Winebrewer
Walkereville
Jancoutt
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