Gold Debenture Bonds Special Notice For Sale
Special Notice announces private sale of gold debenture bonds. Arrangements by Rrilliniz & Kemp. Details unspecified in fragments.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1889
Page
3
Nuptials planned for Miss Ayler and Mr Jones Jr in Poolesville
Cards issued for the marriage of Miss Annis Parke Ayler daughter of Dr J W Ayler and Mr Wm Jones Jr at the Presbyterian church Poolesville on Tuesday 30 instant at 4 pm. Also school commissioners meet at the Geart House to transact business and pay teachers salaries after Friday 25 instant. Purchasing machinery party Messrs Markell Wilcoxon travel to Baltimore to buy equipment for a foundry to begin May 1 and produce egg stoves plows and mill machinery. Political briefs note Rep McComas in Washington next week to discuss appointments Jacob M Miller appointed postmaster at Knorville Frederick county Md replacing W W Nicewanner. Paul Motter of Reguniesby qualified as Notary Public before Clerk Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Parke Ayler
J. W. Ayler
Wm. Jones, Jr
Presbyterian Church
Poolesville
McComas
Washington
Jacob M. Miller
Knorville
Frederick County
W. W.nicewanner
Mining Boom Sparks Interest Near Potomac District
Visitors from across the country converge on Montgomery en route to the Potomac district gold mines. Prospects rise as the old Montgomery mine may reopen and the Sena tor Sawyer claim on the Harrison farm shows a shaft 35 feet deep with plans to extend 160 feet this summer. Collins farm workings resume with hopeful prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Potomac District
Senator Sawyer
Harrison Farm
Collins Farm
Surgeon Ezra Derr Rescued by Natives After Ship Capsize
From Samoa Dr Ezra Z Derr reports that he and several sick men escaped when their lifeboat capsized while approaching shore. Natives swam out to aid them and saved the group though exhausted. The sick were rushed to the hospital and resuscitated by the surgeon. Joy is felt locally at his safe return.
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Ezra Z. Derr
Epzic
Samoa
Insife
Nipsic
Derr
Esort
Maryland Wheat Report Shows Generally Good Conditions
Agricultural Department reports April conditions across Maryland and Washington. In Maryland, wheat looks well with slow growth due to cool weather and wet soils. Hessian fly damage not reported. Allegany and Carroll report moisture and good germination. Montgomery notes February freezes hurt but March conditions improve. Frederick cites best conditions in three years with strong stalks after a mild winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Allegany
Carroll
Montgomery
Frederick
Patriotic Meeting Plans Centennial Inauguration Demonstration
A large public meeting at the City Register outlined plans for a Washington centennial inauguration demonstration. A committee led by General John A Stein er and others was appointed to organize speeches readings and patriotic music with a decorated hall and a choir. Financial and volunteer committees were formed and residents were urged to attend the Registrar's office tonight to contribute ideas and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. Steiner
Jacob Rohrback
E. C. Shepherd
C. S McKellip
KE. S. Eichelberger
Register
Yams
Wao
Hardt
Samuel A. Clagett
Geo. Rhodock
Edwi C. Markell
Daniel B. Steiner
Ches. Wertheimer
Frank Congan
J. Wm. Baughman
Wira
T. Besant
Thos
BH. HaHer
Hell Tonghi
Sick List Recovers After Paralysis Stricken Visit
Mrs. Margaret Frazier, stricken with paralysis on Saturday, shows improvement today. She traveled from Washington to attend the funeral of her brother, Mr. N. Haller, and is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gabriel Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Frazier
Washington
N. Haller
Gabriel Beckley
Magistrates Writ Aims At Arrestee Louisa Howard
A writ issued by Magistrate Wilson seeks the arrest of Louisa Howard of Gemaville on a charge of waylaying and threatening Annie Bowze on April 21. Constable Lewis proceeded this morning to serve the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biagistrate Wilson
Louisa Howard
Gemaville
Annie Bowze
Lewis
Wanamaker and Prohibition voters in 1892 suit
The Springfield New Era weighs Wanamaker for president in 1892. It notes he has not shown signs of joining the Prohibition side, while on the Republican whisky platform he could sway temperance men to vote with saloon interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Wanamaker
Pleasant Party Honors Miss Elie Shipley At Local Social
Miss Jennie Bennett hosted a Thursday evening gathering near New London for her cousin Miss Elie Shipley of Carroll County. Guests enjoyed violin music by W Dorsey and piano selections, then a Donkey game, lavish refreshments, and prizes won by Charles Barrick and Charles Bun Elea before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bennett
New London
Elie Shipley
Carroll County
Wood
Jennies
W Dorsey
Mies
Jennie
Mary Kimmel
Charles Barrick
Chas Bun- Elea
Mre Mec-Caffey
Inde Albaugh
Rachie Barrack
Bessie Jones
Sallie Maynard
Nellie Maynard
Eleanor Maynard
Messrs
Chas Albaugh
Nick Albaugh
Morgan Anderson
Wilbert Cronise
M Dorsey
Wm A Jones
Nelson Jones
Burgess Jones
Morgan
Kimmel
Newton
Maynard
CG Kunkles
Coon Story Recalls Hunter Tales From Shenandoah Valley
An anecdote shared by Representative Louis Nae recounts a man’s hunting trip in the Shawandoah region. A tree torn apart revealed a hollow trunk packed with live coons, and the top coon repeatedly leaped out as farmers formed a posse to recover the animals.
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Saenandoah
Dennis Dies After Mill Accident in Washington Court
Riley Dennis, a about 30 year old unmarried man, died from injuries suffered when struck in the abdomen by a board at Reiff's saw mill in Washington court last Tuesday. He died on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Riley Dennis
Reiff’s
Washington Court
Roanoke Building Boom Expands With Hotels Theatre Plans
Roanoke's construction surge continues as two 520,000 hotels rise using updated plans. A $45,000 theatre contract will be let in a few days while work pushes on a 350,000 soaring mill and grain elevator.
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Roanoke
Survey Progress on Harrisburg and Washington Railroad Route
Col Lehman’s engineer corps surveying a route to the Harrisburg and Washington Railroad near the Carroll county line at the Monocasy head in Yaneytown district. The preliminary survey should finish in about a month. Lehman has previously covered the entire route.
Greensboro Election Drama Yields Unseated Commission Seats
In Greensboro two ladies led an election that produced the young men Jas E Nichols C B Jarman J Ed Willis EEinsley and Dr. F Malone as commissioners. The five lady candidates won the majority but were ruled unconstitutional and could not serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Messrs
Jas E Nichols
C B Jarman
J Ed Willis
Eeinsley
Dr. F. Malone
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Association March Benefits Report
The Pennsylvania Railroad Volunteer Relief Association paid March benefits totaling 20 036.70: death 14 000, accidents 5 494, sickness 10 492. death benefits paid since Feb 15 1886 reach 706, accident benefits since Feb 15 1885 total 10 001, sick benefits total 20 854. Funeral expenses and partial payments add 200.50, with 38 accident and sickness benefits in adjustment and 570 disablements beyond March 31 1839.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief
Pennsylvania Railroad Volunteer Relief Association
Leyond March
Easter Holiday News and Local Arrivals in Carroll County
Local society notes report Miss Jennie Thomas visiting friends in Baltimore and several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Ed Getzenhanser, and Mr. K A Shriner in Philadelphia and New York. Easter visits span Lewistown, Baltimore, Washington, and Chambersburg with noting of nuptials and social events. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised for general debility and renewed appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Thomas
Rocky Ridge
Baltimore
Ed. T. Getzenhanser
Ape
Nelson
Walkersville
K. A. Shriner
Ceresville
Philadelphia
New York
John Holdcraft
Lewistown
Nannie Wilson
Margaret Ritchie
Washington
Alies Clara Steiner
Samuel Heady Asylum
Clabaneh
Carroll County
Edw. Nelson
Charles W. Hyatt
Middletons
Carrie Turpin
J. D. Barnesly
Montgomery County
Lizzie Ecker
F. B. Haller
Chambersburg
Blumenauer
Academy of the Visitation
Frederick
Joten Crampson
Iisil
Justice of the Peace
J. P. Warner
Doble Pipe Creek
C.F. Dougherty
West Patrick Street
Hood
League
Mey
Hannibaliee
Wm G Strange
Greebury Burgess
James KE. Coleman
Geof Towson
Jos, Young
Vincent Jamicon
Dauughter
Luray
John A. Delashmoutt
Buckeystown
Beecham
H. G. Birely
Jesse Michael
Gonbs
Mesers
C. E. Cline & Co
Cambridge
London
Technical Colleges
C. E. Cline
G. E . Cline & Co
John Baumgardner
Sity
Winchester
Frederick E. Cram
Sarah A. Cram
AGN
Langanore
Glade Reformed Church
Tomomorrow
J. H. Meliex
Geo. McCleery
Elores
Messrs. D. C. Winebrewer & Co
Thin City
D. C. Winebrewer, Jr
George Merchant
Charlestown
Carroll Street
Accident at Monocacy Near Drowning for Uncle Chas
While fishing at Monocacy yesterday Uncle Chas Butler was knocked off balance by a gust of wind and nearly drowned after falling toward the water. Both friends and bystanders rushed to assist him and prevent a serious outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Butler
Monocacy
Easter Echoes at Lutheran Sunday School Event
The Lofant Department of the Evc angelical Lutheran Sunday School held an Easter celebration at the East Church Street church last evening. Large attendance, festive decorations, and a program of addresses recitations carols and Easter Egg boxes raised 1502 from the source plus 141 donated, totaling 16186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evcangelical Lutheran Sunday School
East Church Street
Howe
Messrs
Hensley Keller
Gaver and Haller
Ela Doll
Smohie Delashmutt
Elisa Hardt
Bira
Ott
Mrs. Fader
Colgate Mail Offers Demulcent Shaving Soap Sample
The ad from Colgate and Co at 55 John St New York promises a two cent sample of Demulcent Shaving Soap by mail. A Grand Jury in Allegany County on Saturday acquitted the Times of libel charged in constable cages and admonished the constabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate & Co
John St., N
Allegany County
Divicen Declared By Hagarstown Hedge and Fencing Co
The Hagarstown Hedge and Fencing Company declares a six percent dividend on net earnings for the past year. It will be payable on and after May 1.
Eye of Jonas Huston Destroyed by Kiln Explosion
Jonas Huston, a colored man, sustained an eye injury from a dynamite cap while tamping a failed charge at Grove Lime Kiln in Athia County last week. An expert oculist examined the eye and pronounced the sight entirely destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Huston
Grove Lime Kilnathia
Union Bridge Clergy and Community Meetings Update
The Carroll News notes Union Bridge Library Association met in Shaw Hall with McKinstry presiding. Board directors named a Friday meeting to elect a president and adjourned to Shaw Hall for a future gathering. Mary land Temperance Alliance delegates were chosen for the Baltimore convention.
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Lbs Union Bridge Library Association
Shaw
Shaw Hall
Sgo
Bmethodial Protestant Church
Mises John S Repp
Edn Reisler
Miss F F Wilson
O G Miller
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Baltimore
Afey
Synod of Maryland
Rav P Barestress
Excursion to Annapolis by Ib C Railroad
Sixty convicts were taken on a narrow gauge excursion to Annapolis from Frederick at a.m. under riflemen auspices. A general committee of arrangements for the MRC will meet tonight at J P Perry Sons store. County Commissioners heard petitions for school houses and approved tax transfers and abatements amid a busy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Annapolia
Frederick
A. Im
Ymac
Themrc
Mesera
J. P. Perry & Son
Union Defeats Emeralds 21 to 19 at Association Park
The Union and Emerald clubs played yesterday afternoon with the Union winning 21 to 19. Batteries for the Union were Brewele and Haller. for the Emeralds, Rowe and Brengle. Umpire was Bro. Harking and A Hayden scored.
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Union
Emerald Clubs
Association Park
Union Brewele and Haller
Emeralds
Rowe and
Brengle
Bro. Harking
Empire
Hayden
Centennial Union Service Marks Washington Centennial
The Reformed Lutheran and MoE churches of Middletown plan a union service Tuesday morning at 6 o clock at the Lutheran church to commemorate the Washington Centennial. All church bells will be rung and the national flag will wave in the breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Lutheran
Moe
Middletown
Washington
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in Christmas day death
Roge Stoner from Chamberaberg Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Elizabeth Lewis from a quarrel over a man. Lewis was cut in the head with a stone and her skull fractured during the fight. She died ten days after the sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberaberg
Pasaye
Roge Stoner
Inlheg
Elizabeth Lewis
Holiday Observed as Maryland Legal Holiday
Business leaders question if April 30 is a legal holiday since Congress did not include commercial cause in the act. Maryland law, plus presidential and gubernatorial proclamations for Thanksgiving, confirm the day as a legal holiday.
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Maryland
Congress
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