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Gedee
Clour
P. W
Benning
Sene
Seerewere
Nonthy
The Model First Mortgages And Big Day For Sale Notes
Special notices list multiple financial and property items including first mortgages and a bank stock sale. It mentions DL Straus & Sons and signals notices for lost items, saloon sale, and general local notices to the public. The fragment hints at auction or sale actions and firm names in a historic newspaper format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carty
Frederick City V M G A plans outing club meeting
Frederick City V M G A invites all members to a room meeting this evening to discuss forming an outing club for the season 0:89. Also, Editor Frank Brown calls a Maryland editors convention at Estow House for May 6 to discuss county cooperation for a trades display and fall exposition. Baltimore delegates named for Frederick convention include Oliver T Snowden, Wm H Bordley, Isaiah Jones with alternates Nichols and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gating City
Frederick City V.M.G.A
Frank Brown
Bete Agrcultural Society
Maryland
Estow House
Baltimore
Tee Street Republican Club
Frederick
Oliver T Snowden
Wm H Bordley
Isaiah Jones
Benjamin Banneker Club
HH Sharpe
J G Hitchens
Henry R Hooker
James Nichols
E B Reed
Easter at York St Duke's Lutheran Church Observes
Easter at St. Duke's Lutheran Church York Pa featured impressive ceremonies led by Rev George Bowers formerly of Jefferson County assisted by his wife The altar was decorated with flowers and a cross center Miss Leila Bowers, the pastor's sister, presided at the organ
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York
St. Duke's Lutheran Church
George Bowers
Jefferson
Leila Bowers
Pinkney Memorial Church Planned at Hyattsville
Work on the Pinkney Memorial Episcopal church in Hyattsville will start soon. A collection near $400 was taken yesterday at Bladensburg parish and more land has been donated. A diocese wide centennial service on the 30th inst will raise a general collection for the memorial to late Bishop William Pinkney who lived at Bladensburg and served as rector there.
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Pinkney
Hyattsville
Bladensburg
William Pinkney
Pleasant Dance Social At Junior Hall Tonight
A highly enjoyable social event took place at Junior Hall under the auspices of John Sitcord, Charles Rose, Wm Markell, Edwid Markell, and Robert Gandrill with matrons Mrs E CG MecSter ry and Mrs RB Tyler. Dancing started about 9 and continued until 7 the next morning with the F G B Orchestra, and light refreshments were served around midnight.
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Hell
John Sitcord
Charles Rose
Wm Markell
Edwid Markell
Robert Gandrill
E CG MecSterry
RB Tyler
F.G. B
Will of George W Diexmehbie Bequeaths Germany Nieces and DC Building
The will of George W Diexmehbie who died on December 16 was filed in the Probate Court in Washington. Dated December 7, 1887, it leaves $3000 to each of his three nieces in Germany, his grandson Charles H Utermehle the Young's Law Building at 6th and Louisiana, and $750 loan interest to a joint account. Wife Sarah receives the remainder of personal property and the residence, and the rest of real estate is split between daughters Mamie Norment and Rosa Taylor with a potential adjustment if one is dissatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utermehie
George W. Diexmehbie
Washinton
Ernet
Germany
Charles H. Utermehle
Young’s Law Building
Louisiana Avenue
Yellow Springs Notes and Local Visits
Yellow Springs correspondence reports Mrs Denia Bently and Mrs Annie Fassel with Bir Harry Fassel of Baltimore visiting with the Lennons over Easter, Mrs Tyler and daughter Ida visiting their son and daughter, and Buckingham and Miss Shankel guests of Mr and Mrs N F Rickarda yester day at the stone mansion. Skids Cornet Band performed in uniform and played fire music at the White Rock Linganore. Ersaconons notes Miss Plott Dizon of Hancocks visiting Uncle Mr Thomas O Dixson and Miss Eula Crawford visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss E J S Hargett returned from a visit to cousin Miss Thomas near Rocky Springs. Mt Carmel PM church invites attendance for a Bible lecture by Rev CE McClough next Sunday at 7:50.
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Yellow Springs
Yellow Senrnas
Denia Bently
Annie Fassel
Harry Fassel
Baltimore
Geo W. Lennon
Robert L Tyler
Ida
David Shankel
Mirse
Buckingham
Chrissie Shankel
Mires
N. FP
Rickerda
Stone Mansion
Skids Cornet
White Roc
Erscanons
Plott Dizon
Hancoc’s
Mir Thomas O' Dixson
Eula Crawford
Ejie S Hargett
Sliss Thomas
Rocky Springs
Elizzbath Steerswhs
Siricaea
Augusta Bloom
Baltinore
Jona E Bergert
Larmere
CE McClough
Mt Carmel
Sandsyrrgni
Village visitors enjoy Monocacy outing and school notes
Gresnviéia Sills trems and visitors from Montgomery County joined locals at our village for a pleasant day with ladies and gentlemen touring Bere Branch and Urbana district. The public school closed with recitations, music, and a May confectionery sale.
Maryland Day Recap with Delaware and Key Attendees
Washington predicts a renewed Maryland Day with many delegates and date seekers from the east. It is understood that Mr. Stockbridge and Mr. Mudd will join the proceedings tomorrow as part of the earnest observance.
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Maryland
Washington
Eze
Stocabridge
Mr. Mudd
Baltimore Reformers Meet for Annual Assembly in City
The Balt spore Reform Lease will hold its annual meeting at the Y. S. G. AL building at the northwest corner of Chas. and Saratoga streets this evening. Officers will be elected and reports submitted as important business is considered. W. Cabell Bruce and others have been invited to address the meeting.
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Laltimore
Chas
Saratoga Streets
Bi T. Wallis
W. Cabell Bruce
Wm. L. Marbury
John R. Cowen
Baltimore and Harrisburg Western Extension Nears Completion
The fifteen mile Biue Ridge Summit to Gettysburg rail line of the Western Maryland Railroad nears completion with regular trains expected by May 20. The segment, though small, is described as the most perfectly constructed in the United States, largely following the old Tapeworm Railroad bed once proposed by Thad Sieyeng.
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Biue Ridge Summit
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Thad Sieyeng
Real estate transfers recorded in Frederick county
A series of property transfers received for record at the clerk of the court includes numerous parcels in Frederick city and surrounding areas. Names include The Frei Sanlz Hosiery Co, Henry C Beer, Jane E Hofman, Howard F Holtzapple, Jerome M Lambright, Caroline Fox, Clarence C Carty, Emeline Matthews, John 17 Krone, Elzabeth Bm fiddiekant, and Margaret E Hanson among others. Amounts range from $25 to $2,123. The list covers acres, perches, frontages, and life estates with multiple buyers and heirs noted.
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Frei« Sanlz Hosiery Co
Fred’k Edust
The
Uries Manufacturing Co
Muler
Theo Stan Card
Hazer Stanfier
Acres
Harmilton Sher
Grace 2 Arch
New Market
Hamilton Stuer
Doreey
Mortend
Henry C Beer
Jane E Hofman
G . Hulman
Frederick Holtzapple
Howard F. Holtzapple
Michael Cramer
David J
Jerome M Lambright
Lat
David
Catharine Darner
Jerome M
Charles Poole
John T Baker
Samuel ‘I Dixon
James R Ferrill
Adan T Beall
Wm T Beall
Krise
Ebal
Daniel O
Caroline Af Fox
Clarence C Gaxiv
Homse
Frederick City
Clarence C Carty
Caroline Ml Fox
Emeline Matthews
Robert Jenkins
Geof Skank
Ane Aserzace
John
Krone
Oha J Brone
Wm Brown
Frankhe P Ledwidge
George Ann K Bowersox
Claston O Reeds
Lewis F Kefauver
H Freman
W Stary Lawrence
Exomiteburg
Ebnor Johnson
Heshand
Henry Clay Stauffer
Walkersville
Jane E Williame
Elzabeth Bmfiddiekant
Bar's Tricepnercaus. rez Fonr air with Barry's pr opherocs
Unclear readable text fragment mentions a bar and Barry with proprerocs, asking mirror about being handsome. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a news item.
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Barry
Chen
Scarf Pin Shield Texed as Hair Safety Boon
In a brief opinion attributed to the Jewells Weety a scarf pin shield is praised as a boon to mankind preventing scarf pins from tangling in a girl's hair. The commentary questions how girls wear scarf pins in their hair and even suggests young men might be involved. New York Tribune.
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Jewells
New York Tribune
Barn Basins Williamsport Transcript Notice
Williamsport Transcript reports Mr. Wm Kemp Sr raised a new barn on the Green Castle turnpike Wednesday. A large crowd of invited guests helped complete the structure amid good cheer and plenty to eat. Afr Kempza dent of Frederick.
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Williamsport
Wm. Kemp
Greencastle
Kempza Dent
Frederick
Proclamation Declares April Thirtieth a Legal Holiday
Governor Elkin E Jackson issues a proclamation for Maryland declaring April 30 as a legal holiday in observance of the centennial of George Washington. The proclamation urges church attendance, closing of public offices and schools, and abstaining from ordinary vocations to seek divine blessing. Signed at Annapolis April 18, 1889.
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Jackson
Alarylend
United States
Geo. Washington
Thaskszying
Maryland
Annapolis
Elikn E Jackson
Personal and Pertinent Local Notices and Updates
Mr E B Hay has been elected a vestryman at St Pauls P E church in Washington DC. D Hacer Quynn has returned home from Philadelphia. The Young Men's Republican Club of New Midway, Jacob M Birely president, will meet Saturday April 27 to arrange admission of the club to the Maryland Republican State League. all members expected. Rev E T Helfenstein returns to the Theological Seminary at Alexandria VA. Mrs Douglas Harrett and Miss Cora Whipples travel to Kansas by the P R R. Dr Harry W Talbott and wife from Washington DC spent Easter in Charlestown WV. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised as a cure for various ailments. Miss Margaret McPherson of New York visiting Frederick. Lizzie Mary F Townsend of Frederick Female Seminary visiting Mrs Alex Ewing in Athens OH. Edward Hewes to Cumberland MD to begin insurance work. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised to improve appetite and digestion. J N Zimmerman received vegetables from Clarence Mencel of Norfolk via Frederick County. B A Rager ex-county surveyor has completed a map of school properties. Beecher's Pills advertised. A group from Gettysburg walked to town for Easter, returning home. Junior Steam Fire Engine Company plans to bring a “Spider” to town soon. Slices from Sunbright colt noted. Kate and Grace Quynn returned from Baltimore.
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E.B. Hay Hag
St. Paul's P. E. Church
Washington
D. C
D. Hacer Quynn
Philadelphia
Republican Clab
New Midway
Jacob M. Birely
Cinb
Republican State League of
E. T. Helfenstein
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Douglas Harrett
Cora Whipples
P.R. R
Kansas
Harry W. Talbott
Washington D.C
Charlestown
W. Va
Frederick
C. P. Carty
C. C. Garty
East Patrick Street
Ireland
Jas B Clary
North Mountains
Brown
Fred. Brown
Margaret McPherson
New York
Mary F. Townsend
Frederick Female Seminary
Alex. Ewing
Athens
Ohio
Edward Hewes
Cumberland
Afr. Hewes
Hood
A. Hagar
Baltimore
J. N. Zimmerman
Clarence Mencel
Norfolk
Frederick County
EB. A. Rager
Alex Brengle
Bir. D. CG. Winebrewer
Aine Sunbright Colt
Coneideration
Gee
Beat
Poleman
Staup
Gettysburg
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Exty
Xice
Hyattstown
Kate
Graze Quynn
Wedding Announcement for Ander ton and Eogerhardt
Nuptials planned for next week unite Mr Jesse Ander ton of this city and Miss Eogerhardt of Luna Kiln in a formal wedding. Readiness and local joy accompany the forthcoming ceremony and related arrangements.
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Jesse Anderton
Eogerhardt
Luna Kiln
G l 5 g circle meeting announced for April 29
The G L 5 G circle held an interesting meeting at the D and D Institute last evening. The circle will meet again on Monday April 29 at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Markey Eset Patrick Street.
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CL S.c
G.l.5.g
Markey
Patrick Street
Temple of Fancy Seeks Patrons With Large Rose and Plant Stock
David H. Smith of Temple of Fancy announces a large stock selection including roses geraniums double petunias chrysanthemums helotropic pansies verbenas tuberoses and more. He notes 100 rose varieties in stock and invites customers to visit to see new and celebrated varieties, promising prompt ordering for out of stock items.
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R Meany
David H. Smith
Temple of Fancy
City Hotel
Martinsburg Bride Weds Winchester Groom In Elegant Rite
The wedding of Mr Hogan Doug las Fuller of Winchester Virginia to Miss Alai Boyd Faulkner, granddaughter of the late Hon. C. J. Faulkner, drew prominent society guests from Baltimore and New York. The ceremony at Trinity P E church featured a bridal chorus of eleven, a large bridal party, and the bride’s uncle presenting her. A reception at Dr J W McSherry’s home followed with many gifts, while a complimentary hop honored the couple in Westminster.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Lorena Frick
Anca Wisner
Sallie Harrison
Mery Lou Hunter
Besse Burkhart
Marcie Hunter
Winchester
Evelyn Pare
Ise
Mea Mary Byrd
Ushers
Weser
G. C.swaritc
F. Nolan
Baltimore
V. Piery
Frank Dolly
Sue Colston
Bettie Conrad
Sean Burkhart
Annie Peachy
Washington
Messrs
Shirley Carter
John McPherson
Gettysburg
Stewart Bell
Langdon Janney
Sallie Becock
Appomattox
Jace Faulseer
Mary Lane
Minnie Byrd
D B Gibson
Chiczlestown
John E Lupton
Louisville
Lewis Barton
Harry B Flood
May B Faulkner
E. Faulkner
Honry Faclkner
Barnard Fuller
Columbus
Neb
Henry Thomas
Wm Dame
Episcopal Church of Winchester
J W McSherry
Candy Panic Hits Candy Prices This Summer
A Philadelphia Record report notes sugar prices rising due to the Sugar Trust. Wholesale dealers raise candy costs from 1 to 2 cents per pound and shrink candy sticks. A confectionery maker warns of further increases and a looming panic in retail confectionery before summer.
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Oace
Philadelphia Record
The Cumberland Coal Trade Decline in 1885 Shipments
Cumberland coal shipments for the week ending April 20 1885 totaled 62 249 tons with yearly total 873 1033 tons, down 145 558 tons from 1838. Week totals to Baltimore and Ohio 329 340 tons and year decline 173 174. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 4 73 tons weekly and 18 359 yearly, down 5 955. Pennsylvania Railroad week 18 235 and yearly 220 136 tons, reflecting a sharp drop versus 1888.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Pennsylvans Road
Personal Mention and official Washington move
Mr J Oliver Holtz of Walkerville will depart tomorrow for an extended trip visiting Mrs F M Metz near Pittsburg then to Tishomingo Ohio to his daughter Mrs Durrow and on to Coleridge Nebraska where his son and Noah Wirebrewer are merchants He will be away several months leaving best wishes for a pleasant visit He will take charge on May 10 Collector of Internal Revenue Hill traveled to Washington and after talks with Treasury officials decided to assume authority over Baltimore police on May 10 or when the rush subsides He returned to Baltimore to find twelve letters awaiting him all applicants for other posts eleven from Delaware He offered chief deputy to Mr Thos Parran Sr who accepted the position The cashier job remains under consideration and Capt Wa I Rasin may stay in that department.
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J.oliver Holtz
Walkereville
F. M. Metz
Pittsburg
Tisha, Oh.o
Durrow
Coleridge
Nebraska
Noah Wirebrewer
Holtz
Internal Revenue
Hill
Washington
Sceral
Treasury Department
Baitmore
Balivor
Othre
Delaware
Ar. Thos, Parran, Sr
Mr. Parren
Capt
Wa. I. Rasin
Macrage Licenses Issued In Past Week At Clerk’s Office
The Clerk of the Court issued several marriage licenses in the past week. Entries include John W Wright of Taylortown Virginia with Lzsa Anon Sun bower, J Wesley Bennett Urbana, Geo Haller with Nettie Dixon, Peter Fogle Ladiesburg with Mary E Gilbart Woodzboro, Chas E Shafer with Ommi Kline, Edwa Shearer with Anne I Falk of this city, Daniel J Whitmer with Laura V Goos ey, Jas W H Kreig with Ella Shier cold, Edgar L. Blickiey with Haonah F Karn of Burkitteville, Jonas T Thomas with Nettie L Parker, Samuel L Byron of Washington DC with Emogene E Lewis near Frederick city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Wright
Lzsa Anon Sunbower
Taylortown
Wesley Bennett
Isae Remich
Urbana
Geo Haller
Nettie Dixon
Peter Fogle
Ladiesburg
Mary E Gilbart
Woodzboro
Chas E. Shafer
Ommi Kline
Edwa Shearer
Anne I Falk
Daniel J Whitmer
Laura V Goosey
Jas W H Kreig
Ella Shier
Edgar L. Blickiey
Haonah F Karn
Burkitteville
Jonas T Thomas
Nettie L Parker
Samuel L Byron
Washington,dc
Emogene E Lewis
Frederick City
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Daily News
Gresnviéia
Gomus
Montgomery Co
Effie Siemons
Nanale Simmons
Emma V. Marwell
Jenne Hodgee
Nettie Merrin
Mirtie Wolf
Lloyd Tabler
Chas Lugha
Chas Linthicum
Wm Harr’s
Morrison Wolf
Newai Duvall
Romens Ting
Ing
Hout
PBS
Mg Wild Dowers
Iir
Tillie C Sherbof
Hareelf
George Spear
Koontz
Ebous
Adamstown
Adamstown A Few Days Ago I Found That Whenever Hghbimg
Eadin Sret
Ima Exout
Mariluyt
Westminster
Place
Fred, D. Miller
Bride
Fal*ton
Hastings
Mullinix
Boston
Rhett
Heal
Ella
Gore
Terrace Street
Sarsaparilia
Apotheesnos
Lowell
Mass
Sanafactom Yessons
Diartsatr
Schleystilie
Col.Cline
Franklin Saving Bank
Walter , Davis
Fredenck County Bank
J. el Thomas & Son
Rinehart
al Key
Istrelot
Lord
John Wil
Frederick, Md
Frederick Ave
Baltmore
Messey’s
South Mare Ot Street
K. Sheppard’s Court
Dinice
Dorz
Weil
Wille
Frederick and Vicinity
Toseil Bekins
Dixox Yeast Powder Works
Washington, D. C
New Dolee
New Houke
A. AL Woonon Co
Fireastie
Botscourt Co
Winnt
Johnston’s
William Anderson
Gohden Tiege
Geo. Brust & Co
West Patrick Street
F. Mantz
Spriidzay
Teres Easy
Orphans’ Court
Arate
Bentz
Bettreen
Lawrence Bentz
N. Market
Singer Machine
W. T. Chilton
North Market St Frederck
Sale-Surreys
Buoggie
C. I
B. F. Brougle
Cor
Market Streats
Frederick Fair Grounds
P. O
H. Goodacil
Fredenck
North Market Istreet
Biesers
J. Marahat Miller
Thomas W. Morgan
W H.steizer
Merketatreet
Marceattee
Eighth Street
J. M. Shawhaker
Mosrovis
Henry Battugardner
Frederick, Mar
Jas. W.pearre
T. C. Delaplaine
W.H.B. Etchison
Market Street
Jugmne Miller
Frederick Riflemes Armory
Best Patrick St. Roller Bank
C- Enqmuire
J. Beckley
Aepsdite
Nef
Ah Fey
Tee
Victor Pesedies Co
Fstearica
G. J. Doll & Son
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