Moon Phases and Local Notices in Frederick April 1894
Local column from The Daily News lists advertisements and Purely Personal notes. Names include George Morningstar of Buckeystown and A C McCardell and Edgar in Hagerstown. Brief items report gunning results, molders striking, Y M C A meetings, and pardon petitions for Frederick County convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morningstar
Buckeystown
A. B. Andrews
Hagerstown
Frederick
Solomon Reynolds
B. & O. Avenue
Cayetown
A C. McCardell
Edgar
Hagertown
McCar Bros
C.L. Kennard
Baltimore
Messrs
Wm. Kolb
Parsons Miller
Morris Leehlider
Geo. Alfred Townsend
Devié BM. Whipp
David Arnold
Burkittsville
J. Jesse Moore
House of Correction
Hazerstown
Local illness update from city clerks and shopkeepers
The sic. Howard Norris, clerk in 8. Wineberg's Store, is improved after double pneumonia. Bliss Lulu Nusz of East Patrick street is sick. Officer Hobbs is unwell but able to work. Airs. B.C. Flowers on East Church Street is very ill. E. Herman the florist on West South street is sick with the evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Norris
Wineberg
Bliss Lulu Nusz
East Patrick Street
Hobbs
B.C. Flowers
East Church Street
E. Herman
West South Street
Caution on Roof Painting Gangs That Misquote Paint Costs
A warning about traveling roof painters who lure customers with low bids. Do not sign before asking for the paint cost, as the fraud lies in the paint price included in the contract.
Arrival of Ballington Booths Brass Band Tomorrow
The S A Ballington Booth and his brass band from Baltimore will arrive at noon tomorrow. Exercises at the S A Barracks start in the afternoon at 7 o clock. The caiiist declares a quip about a will and a method to break it. The best way to break up catarrh 23 is to use Harties's Remedy of druggists at 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Dr. Harties
Market Gossip Warns of Food Concerns and Prices
A lively market column laments fashion in butcher shirts and satirizes diet fears. It lists spring vegetable forecasts, a poetess note on food safety, and current prices for butter, eggs, lard, poultry, dried fruit, fruits, meats, fish, and vegetables, reflecting domestic life and concern over quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fortunate Frederick heirship dispute in Scotland
Mr F C Hopwood of Frederick is named as one of the heirs to a fortune exceeding six million dollars in Scotland awaiting distribution among legal heirs. The case is before Addison Hopwood of 1229 6th Street Northwest Washington DC with proceedings ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hopwood
Frederick
Scotland
Addison Hopwood
6Th Street
North West
Washington, D.C
Qualified. Mr. George M. Eichelberger for election district road supervisor
Mr. George M. Eichelberger yesterday qualified as road supervisor for election district. The notice records his qualification and outlines the position within the district’s governance. The event reflects local administrative steps ahead of voting or district operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Eichelberger
Reet Estate Tracerers and Transfers Reported
Samuel W Hsos and wife transfer to Eles Bayer property in St acres for 29 dollars. Letitia M Wood and Emme J Ward in BMechanickstowns convey 20 dollars worth. Charles W Beier and wife deed to Mitton O South for 200 perches. Bir T David S Firor and wife to Mary S Fi tony Biaetes in Feneds Sad AG peresees R Wilthe BD Prem and wife to Fresk L Stoner for 12 stres Akal and pertocs 2 00 ane premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reet
Samuel Whsos
Eles Bayer
St Acres
Letitia M. Wood
Emme J. Ward
Charles W. Beier
Mitton O. South
Bir
T. David S. Firor
Mary S. Fitony
Biaetes
Peresees R
Wilthe
Prem
Fresk L. Stoner
Akal
From a Wartime Night to a Dapper Fan Letter
A lively 1891 column blends a local ladies concert with a Reform festival and waxen Mrs Jarley act. It recounts piano solos, gypsy rondo and Annie Laurie, plus shopping at a lace and candle lit fayre. A reader letter from Ursana describes beauty and a toe deformity seeking remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of Arc
Annie Laurie
Bonnie
Scotland
Joe Hoffman
Emancipation Celebration Committee Elects New Officers
The Frederick Emancipation Celebration Committee met on the eighth to elect officers for the coming year. Officers chosen: President Robert Jenkins, vice president P McfPherson, secretary K Nichols, corresponding secretary J E Jenkins, treasurer Elisha Davis. They plan another meeting on the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Robert Jenkins
P. 3fcPherson
K Nichols
E. Jenkins
Elisha Davis
Residence and business fronts repainted on Madison Street
Mr John F Kreh is painting the front of this house on Madison Street. Mrs Peter Kreh is having her houses on the same street repainted. The front of the storeroom occupied by Renner and Kemp and the entrance to the residence have been handsomely repainted by Mr P J Barck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kreh
Madison Street
Peter Kreh
Sunday Services and Meeting at Kemp Hall
The usual Sunday meetings at Kemp Hall will be held tomorrow. The morning service will be in charge of Mr. John A Wood. The evening service will be conducted by Bir. Wim. Roelkey. The monthly business meeting of the association will be held on Tuesday evening at 7 45 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulhorn
Maynard
Robins
Y. MC. Canfi St. John's Lyceum
Nicholas Hartman
Washington Aronday
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Phamega Literary Society
Buckeystown
O. J. Keller
Lewis H. Steiner
Y.M.G.A
Baltimore
Independent Drill Association
P.R. R
Kemp Hall
John A Wood
Bir
Wim. Roelkey
Association
Mr. Lawrence Named Successor to Register of Wills
Charles Lawrence of Unionville appointed to the vacant clerkship in the Register of Wills office following the death of Bir B. McIntire. Lawrence will assume duties next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntire
Charles Lawrence
Unionville
Mrs Jarley Wax Figures at City Opera House
The Lady Jarley wax figures show at City Opera House with Professor Hawks guiding a lively performance by the Female High School. A tableau of Liberty Pocahontas Washington and other figures, with music by Miss Campbell and performances by Little Nell and others, drew praise despite occasional quirks in winded automata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
City Opera House
A. W Hawks
Baltimore
Femate High School
Eastchurch
Anole Camprbell
Chopin
J. Hadgot
Bradbury
Ar. G. Hoskins Morgan
Wm. Gittings
C. Dorsey Tyson
Little Nell
Lucy Schroeder
Piccotomus
Abs.a.r Yeakle
Goddess of
Liberty
Suss Etta Brust
Lizzie Hopwood
George
Martha Washington
Leslie Cramer
Louise Clingan
Powhaten
Bert Eader
Thos. Hawks
Warrie Saunders
J. Smith
Edgar McCardell
Barry Leegett
Smith
Poeshontas
Peter
Annie Laurie
Arion Quartette
Messrs
Carty
Hendrickson
Gimbrill
McCutcheon
Renalved
Poehl
Baisoninn
Opera
Arthur Garry
Matilda Bielfeld
Talking Dolls
Hattle Kolb
Ross Birdly
Susie Markey
Bert Wallis
John Alden
Harry Stoup
Priscilla
Blanche Lampe
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Annie Rooney
J. KE. Hoffman
Roger Doll
Ophelia
Sadie Gaver
Celeste Stone
Cinderella
Emme Werkert
Chsrica Birely
Wallaee
Prof
Geo. Ed. Smith
Cleopatra
Katie Weimer
Marc Antony
Harry Nixdorf
Rose Jones
Athens
Pearl Eader
Henry Abbott
Villian
Mary Oct
Everard Kepner
Misa Chrissie Firedone
Joan D’ Arc
Leuie Willard
Delsarte
Jean d’ Arc Maade
George Washington
Little Neji
Iggers
Giggter Captivates Tus News Audience At Band Meet
The event featured a lively entertainment portion with the band delivering its best performance yet. The audience responded with laughter and praise as Mins Maris Schroter provided accompaniment on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Giggter
Mins Maris Schroter
Letters From The People Two Word Complaint
The Kew The Dancing Association letters complain about members forming multiple bands and two orchestras. They urge consulting officers before actions, warn of possible escalation, and note dissatisfaction with a Thursday musical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Dancing Associaton
Tie
Uhs
Association
Tskiog
Memnens
Religious Services Announced Across Burkittsville Area
The county churches announce sermons by Rev Helfenster and Rev Chas A Hay at Burkittsville and nearby towns. Services include Burkittsville Lutheran and Reformed churches, Petersville, Knoxville, Wolfsville, Zions Church Charleaville, Mt Pleasant, Grace Church, and Middletown circuit preaching with Holy Communion planned for several sites tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helfenster
Burkittsville
Chas. A. Hay
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Petersville
Knoxville
Mickley
Reformed Church
Pleasant Hill Union Chapel
Mr. Hench
Zions Church
Charleaville
Wolfeville
Reformed
Wolfsville
Bergatresser
Middletown
Braddock
the Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
A. Shulenberger
Grace Church
Baltimore Pike
Schultz
Chas. A. Hoy
Burkittaville
Knozville
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Report
Hotel arrivals list names from multiple cities including Philadelphia Baltimore Columbia Marietta Norfolk and Philadelphia visitors. Notable entries include J F Moran Balti more F McCarty Col umbia Pa R W Hays Chicago and Geyer York Pa Count indicates several from the county visiting local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crix Horst
Frank White
A. Day
G. L. Rieffe
CE. Falconer
J. W. Hines
J. Crawford
Geo. Peterson
D. Dogan, Jr
Chrystal
Balio
J-R. Davidson
W. Rusk
Micheli
Phila
J. W. Cover
J. ¥. Boyd
CH. Bergner
Harrisburg
M-Shrewsbury
Boston
G. R. Grafton
Marietta
C. Hepp
H. B. Henson
N. v
J. G. Hoffman
E. Deadley
Gynchburg
Cantry House
J. F. Moran
Baltimore
F. McCarty
Columbia
Col. B. Krantz
Rev P A Long Dies In Chambersburg At 61
Rev P Allison Long of Reformed church died suddenly of heart disease in Chambersburg Pennsylvania aged 61 He was born in North Carolina and served as pastor in Ohio Maryland and Pennsylvania including Grindstone Hill and Taneytown where his remains will be interred The Orphans Court records note estates and guardianship accounts for several deceased individuals including Margaret Peoples William Burkhart Harris Elias W Bartholow Mary Firor and John Noviagie with probate actions and administrator appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Long
P. Allison Long
The
Reformed Church
Chambersburg
North Carolina
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Grindstone Hill
Taneytown
Orphans Court
Margaret Peoples
William T. Burkhart
William Wilcoxon
Francis J. Bartholow
Harris
Elias W
F. J. Bartholow
Mary
Firor
John J. Noviagie
Man Charged With Barn Fire To Be Brought To Frederick
Henry Magruder a colored man accused of setting barns on fire in Montgomery county faced lynching threats and was ordered brought to jail in Frederick for safe keeping to prevent mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Henry Magruder
Montgomery County
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets Put On Sale Now
Mullinix and Kemp announce sale of 51 remnants of Velvet, Body Brussels, and Tapestry Carpets in yardage options including one, one and a quarter, and one and a half yards each. Call early as supplies will vanish at the low price offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Ararat
Low
Poteh
Leen
Adam Nornsste
Strex
Lutheran Sunday School meeting and officers elected
The Lutheran Sunday School experts to meet Sunday next to reorganize the classes and select teachers. On Sunday the U. B. Sunday School elected officers for the ensuing year including superintendent Biekeeocall, cardark Blan h e VY. Wolf, librarian, and treasurer Frey. The remains of James A. Lycar were interred. Reformed church notes mention a sermon by V. Santee and teachers named Forney Le Vose Lossman and Urs Palmer. The deceased served in the Union army and was a longtime resident of Hagerstown. Middletown Register reports Johnson J. Koontz’s visit and postponed events including a musical concert and valley teachers’ institute. A cactus in bloom is noted near Ellerton, and a local sawmill incident near Jacob Young’s mill is described. George Fox the clown is referenced with a medical claim about Harney’s remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfville Lews
Speit
Lutheran Sunday School
U. B. Sunday School
OQ Biekeeocall
Hersaat Liteth Agoctant
Bilecwotall
Ecardark
Shes
Blanche VY. Wolf
I Reston
Frey
Hagerstown
Middletown
Lev
Page Milburn
Baithoore
Fulton Ave
John J. Koontz
Hancock
Washington County
Vick City
Tacoma
Washington
Valley Teachers’ Institute
Ayr Jin
Children's Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Yellow Springs
John Green
Ellerton
Saly-Mill
Bir
Jacob Young
Young
Ezra Minnick
Salvation Army Meetings to Be Held by Boothworth Family Band
Salvation Armsr Commissioner Ballington Boothworth and staff brass band from New York will hold two large meetings in Barracks on Fourth Street this Sunday. The events begin at 3 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. with an address titled Darkest Amen. Tickets available for both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Armsr
Ballington
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