Local Classifieds Highlight Sales and Notices
A collage of items lists advertisements including Rambler Bicycles Mullinix Kemp and Ladies Emporium. Also showsFor Sale cottages cattle obituaries and legal notices with No 6085 Equity and local events like a concert at Adams town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carty
Loy & Perry
Rodock & Neldiz
Rambler Bicycles
Mullinix & Kemp
Ladies Emporium
Wottage
Equity
Ladies Auxiliary
Adamstown
Notice to Advertisers for Taz Weekly Notices
Advertisers are urged to submit copy for prompt insertion and good locations in Taz Weekly News before Wednesday 5 p.m. Each week's change of advertisements must be in before noon on Wednesday.
Personal notes on visits and departures from local residents
Purely personal items list visits and travels of Miss Lottie Wagner Miss Minnie Baumgardner Aizva J White Le Grand Travis Clarence Minn Bessie Linn Olie Young John W Feldman Mrs F W Baumannet Mrs George Pato 2d Thumes A Sibbett D Rosenour J Martin S M Birely Frank Immerrison C E McDowell Albert Smith and others with upcoming theatre appearance in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasant
Lottie Wagner
Minnie Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
Aizva
J. KE. White
Baltimore
le Grand Travis
East Second Street
Rely
Mechanicstown
Geaterusy
Clarence Minn
Sunasy
Boonsboro
Bessie Linn
West Fifth Street
Washington
Thumes
Aug Isughi
Petersville
Triendghare
A. Sibbett
Wis
D. Rosenour
Hew
York
Clotzies
A. Levy
A. Levy & Co., In Visiting the Rosetour Bros
Brs
J. Martin
Graceham
8. M. Birely
Siechanicstown
Frank “Immerrisn
C.E. McDowell
New Jersey
Albert Smith
Brunswick
Harvey Green
Gentleman Buys No 4 Rambler Bicycle
Mr Lewis M. Smith of the Temple of Fancy has purchased a No 4 Rambler bicycle after examining several high grade wheels. The machine embodies the latest achievements in bicycle manufacturing and promises to keep its owner a happy rider for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Smith
Temple of Fancy
Choir Rehearsal For May 11 Anniversary Event
A choir of young men prepared to sing at the FCM A anniversary on May 11 under Mr. W. H. Keiler. The Rambler notes praise for the rider’s comfort durability speed and easy riding even as it acknowledges the strain’s majestic sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FO O.Y. M
F. C
M.C. A
W. H. Keiler
Weather and social notes from Cox and surrounding towns
County correspondence reports severe spring weather affecting fruit blossoms with wind rain hail and snow. sermons and visits noted. Bartholow’s area describes cold weather crop prospects and a storm that damaged a tobacco house. community events include a Rainbow Festival and growing canning operations. Local residents and visits populate the update from Mountaindale and Tanextown with church services and family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byadtetown
Aapril
Bartholow
Ben Cuteali
Arbor Day at Dublin School Celebrates Planting and Program
At the Dublin School near Walkersville on April 14 Arbor Day program featured Scripture readings by Miss Edna Baker and pupil performances including recitations and songs by Zoe Ramsburg S D Hedges Stanley Wachter Cora Bell and others. Spectators and school trustees attended. the teacher expressed thanks before the group dispersed amid light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin School
Walkersville
Edne Baker
Zoe Ramsburg
S. D. Hedges
Stanley Wachter
Misses Ramsburg
E. Tome
Arbur Dey
Harry Hedges
Gen. Ramsburg
Willie Cramer
Chad Wachter
Hedges
E. Toms
Leslie Cramer
Seme
Ednad Baker
Y M C A Cottage Meeting Tonight at West South Street
A Y M C A cottage meeting of the Y M G A will be held at the residence of Mrs. Fiacher on West South Street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.G. A
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Frederick Placed Listings
A sequence of transfers recorded in Frederick shows Sinn trustee to Jamie Leiser for a lot, Stoner assignee to Mealey for three parcels, Mealey to Catherine wager for 25 acres, Levy Motter trustees to Kolb for 116 acres, Stauffer to Christian Myers for a lot in Walkersville, Cline to Harp for 3 acres, Newman trustees to Margaret Creps for 1 acre, Cramer to George Rickett for a parcel, Bowers to Grason Bower for undivided interest, Bussard to Redman Hurley for 30 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Sinn
Jennie Leiser
Frederick City
Frank L. Stoner
Charles E. Mealey
Catharine E. Wager
Charles V
Levy
John C. Motter
Alfred B. Kolb
Charlotte E. Bowers
Grason E. Bowere
Peter B
Maria T. Bussard
Joseph H. Redman
Wiliam H. Hurley
Adam Forepaugh Shows to Visit City With Revolutionary War Scenes
Public notices promise the Adam Forepaugh Shows arriving Friday April 28 featuring living tableaux of the American Revolution, music, and a famed horse display. Details include a Charles Town WV court ruling on railroad car charges in a separate civil case against the B&O Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Adam
Adam Porepaugh
George Campbell & Co
Charlestown
W.va
B. & 3. R. Company
George Campbell Company
Stmac, Ac
W. Va
B&o. RR. Company
E. Boyd Faulker
Jefferssacounty
W- Va
B.& O. Statio
Gastlestown
Eave c Irak
Duc-Egus
Iba
Burials of Jacob Goldenberg and Henrietta Fry
Jacob Goldenberg laid to rest yesterday afternoon from 723 West Saratoga Baltimore with active pallbearers Dr S Goebrick er and others. Interment at Eden Street Cemetery conducted by Rev Henry Hochheimer. funeral director C Carty. Henrietta Fry of Baltimore buried yesterday at Lewistown with Father Coleman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Goldenberg
West
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
S. Goebricker
David Bamberger
Samuel Arnold
B. Rosenaar
M. Myers
5. Reineatzer
The
Hebrew Free Burial Society
E. Rosenbaum
Abraham Hecht
Edward Peis
Philip Joseph
L. Auerbach
Henry Hochheimer
Jacob Ahrens
Eden Street
Henrietta Fry
Lewistown
Father Coleman
C. . Carty
New A O B 3 Society Forms In City
A society formed last night under the auspices of several young gentlemen will be known as the A O B 3 Society. It plans debates readings and a gymnasium with action to select a building. Officers elected include B. Rosenour president Chas Collins vice president Chas Setch treasurer and F Keller recording secretary. The sick list notes Miss Katie Eschbach is quite ill.
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Ladies Aid Society of
Plane No. 4
Bartholow's
Mary Ann Jones
A.B. Snyder
Bartholow’s
Baltimore
Norning
B. Rosenour
Chas. Collins
Chas. Setch
Tressurer
F. Keller
Open Season for Frederick City Sase Ball League
A large meeting at the City Opera House formed Frederick’s City Sase Ball League. Officers include President Joseph F. Eisenhauer and Secretary W Leroy Strasberger. Each of three clubs to play 18 league games and 18 exhibition games with arbitration on disputes and a pennant awarded to the top team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Opera House
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
H. Clay Perry
Wiliam Heard
W. Leroy Strasberger
M. F. Lease
Spalding
Chuzens Club
Elmer Hull
E. G. Albaugh
J. M. Breogle
BM. Phebus
J. O. Strasberger
J. Streckfus
George Bender
Feld
W. Burner
J. E.R. Wood, Jr
E H. Roelkey
Murray Smith
Robert L. Lorentz
Rambler bicycle praised for merit and modern design
The Sunday American reports Ormally and Jeffrey Company's Rambler line as the most honest, meritorious wheel, detailing its shift from a spring frame to a modern rigid diamond frame. It highlights Ramblers 1 and 2 for comfort on rough surfaces and 3 and 4 for smooth rides, noting the G. & J. tire attachment and widespread adoption among wheel makers.
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Baltimore
Sunday American
Ormally & Jeffrey Company
Rikers
Rambler
High License in Carroll County Proceeding Highlights
Carroll County liquor license actions show 34 applications for inns and 13 for saloons filed this year. Protests blocked licenses for 19 inns and one restaurant. Judge Roberts ordered withholding for Daniel D. Besson Alice Shipley Frederick Zeniz and George Younger. Saloon decision pending. clerk to issue remaining licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Carroll County
Lcensea
Esep
Roberts
Daniel D. Besson
Harney
Alice Shipley
Taylorsville
Frederick C. Zeniz
Chimes Installed at Germse Reformed Church Readied for May 6 Test
Workmen place the Germse Reformed chimes after delivery. Professor Gibson of Washington to test capacity on May 6, inviting citizens to hear the bells. The chimes are touted as from the McShane works and among the finest. James Whey of Baltimore supervises the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Washington
McShane Works
James Whey
Baltimore
Rev David May to Lead Linganore Parish
Rev David May accepts call to Linganore Parish with resignation from Holy Comforter Baltimore effective next Sunday. His new duties cover New Market Wateraville and Mt Airy, vacant since Rev James Stephenson’s 1892 death. St Paul Missionary and Ald Society of Grace Reformed Pleasant Hill holds first meeting tonight with address by Mr T M Biser. Hench to preach at Pleasant Hill and Charleville, delivering the centennial sermon of American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David May
Linganore
Holy Comforter Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
May
New Market
Wateraville
Mt. Airy
James Stephenson
St. Paul’e
T. M. Biser
Hench
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Charleaville
United States
Brief Bits from the Region
The Hamilton House in Hagerstown was looded on the second floor after a valve broke in a top floor storage tank. Louis Wolfe’s body will be cremated in Baltimore per his will. Next month the Southern Club of New York will host a reception for Secretary of the Navy Herbert. The Columbian Fair Society plans more entertainments to fund sending schoolchildren to the Exposition. Real estate transfers in Montgomery County include Thomas Anderson and Wm Veirs Bouie trustees selling 146 acres to First National Bank of Frederick. Rhodes Frederick Cornet Band will play for the Veteran Fire Company parade in June. A Virginia Central Railroad officer buys war rights in Hancock and vicinity as the road runs through Hancock.
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Hamilton House
Hagerstown
Louis Wolfe
Martinaburg
Baltimore
Southern Club of
New York
L. ¥. Baughman
H. &. Herbert
Columbian Fair Society
Chitdren
Montgomery County
Thomas Anderson
Wm. Veirs Boulc
First National Bank of
Frederick
Rhodes
Frederick Cornet Band
Veteran Fire Company of
Ann Officer
Virginia Central Railroad Company
Hancock
Vicinily
Hyreneal and Ways-Warfield marry quietly at Reformed parsonage
Mr Wm H Ways of North Market street and Amias Bertha H daughter of Mr S D Warfield wed this afternoon at 215 o clock. Rev B R Eschbach officiated. Bride received silver gifts and the couple will reside at 1 South Market Street. Florence Wernsing and Lawrence Whittemore wed at First Reformed Church Calvert near Read. Cards issued for John Best and Ida Appleby wedding at Germantown Church in Montgomery County this evening.
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W. S. Hammond
M.E. Church
Edgar Windsor
Maggie Dadrow
Sarah Nichols
Germantown
Ids King
Wm. Berdette
King’s Valley
Dora Gardner
Washinton
P.5.c. E
John ¥. Burdette
Ways—Warfield
Wm. H. Ways
North Market Street
Amias Bertha H
D. Warfeld
B. R. Eschbach
Efra.Weys
South Markst Street
Whittemore
Wernsing
Florence Wernsing
Henry Wernaing
Asquitherrest
Lawrence Whittemore
Baltimore
T. Rossiter
First Reformed Church
Calvert Street
Read
Tris
Germantown al. E. Church
Montgomery County
John 4
Local notices and society items from Frederick area
Mrs. Rachel A. Miles dies April 16 1893 aged 4 years and 27 days. Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 8 pm tonight. A play postponed to April 29 at Kreigs Hall Adamstown. Millinery openings April 26–27 1893 at Blumenauers Frederick Md. Grand spring opening of bonnets and hats. Uncut newspapers for sale at Tas News office. Mullinix Kemp ads and new dress goods sale with cheap shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel A. Miles
Examiner and Citizen
Bazer
Morth Market Street
Frederick
Jennie Thomas Biser
Blumenauer’s
Weat Patrick
Tas
Mulliniz & Kemp
Special Styles Air Wool Ingrain Carpets On Sale
Advertises Special Styles in High Grade Air Wool Ingrain Carpets. Claims extra heavy, better value than three ply for less money and invites customers to give them a trial.
Real Estate for Sale Near Frederick Maryland
Property advertised four miles from Frederick along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with about 80 acres. Includes a new roller mill, tan store, thriving business, and bar/barrel, with store hours and terms available. Apply to J. Lew, Septembard Wit Frederick, Maryland.
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Baltimore
Frederick
New Wool Dress Goods Line Arrives Daily at Store
Daily arrivals of exquisite all wool French challies in light and dark grounds. Be seda haeliotrope and other desirable shades in wool dress goods just opened. Pieces small and in demand. dainty printed damasks, cool and cheery like spring sunshine. Fine all wool suiting to 2% closed at clear price. Best line spring capes blazers reefers in city. new styles finest garments.
Floricultural Society Plans Biggest Frederick Exhibition
The Floricultural Society of this county prepares for its next exhibition in Frederick, promising a more successful event than last year. The vigorous management aims to double the premium fund, and honorary members have increased by fifty in the past week, signaling growing appreciation for the society’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floricultural Society
Frederick
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Teengus
Evenue
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Myra
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Thomas Springer
Angleterger and Family
Bilown Redercs
Abraham Michael
Isaac Rice
GeorgeCorman
Abraham Micksel
Tobias Weddie
Alex Ramsburg
James Weddie
Mount
J. A. Asper
Harvey Routzabu
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Sallie
George Cane
Limé Kiln Grove
Fannie Easterday
Tanextown
Annie Beaver
Westminster
Arnolds
Nora Dusler
Kierdz
Limestown
Father Monteverde
Liberty
Father Mesr
R. C
Elliott
F. H. Elliott
Ahanover
Ourpole
New Reformed Church
Iz Tohn Eckenrsde
St. Joseph Cemetery
Father Mead
Eckenrode
W. H. Eckenrode
Vincent and
Frank Ec
Patriots
Orair
Katie Eschbach
Katie
Walter Ely
C. Molesworth
Walter Cook
William Kolb
Elmer Hooper
E. Woodward
Harry Butcher
E. Reynolds
Harry Warfield
Robert Bennett
Browns
C. Shipley
W. Rowe
W. Esterly
Cate
Retter
Moberfy
Eichelberger
H. Deaver
J. Blumensaer
Ight
J. Barmozardner
E Weiter
O. A.eecp
Vaupires
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Necterday'’s Hotel Srrivam
Orry Gover
S. H. Hopenhaver
Frank White
R. M. Neilson
C. E. Geisleman
Chas. &. Seibert
J. C. Townsend
J. A. Loose
Faul Turner
P. Heibert
W. H. Suelman
J. Cahn
H. R. Ring
P. P. Duman
W. H. Getcup
F. Home
Ball Helena Mountain
F. W. Spotten
Columbia, PA
California Fig Syrup Co
Lorder
Efre
F. Esder
Kreig’s
Moiinx & Kear
John
Hendrivkson
Jobe Haxoxoxeon
Patrick
Pro & Coe
Ray
Harry & Theph
F. Bd
N. W
Washington, D.C
Wasie
Bar Corr
Relisbis
Carrol
Patrick Htrests
Jennis John B. W. Hargatt
McDaniel
Henrietta Aubert
J. B. Price & Co
J. B. Price
East Patrick Street
J.B. Price & Co
West Patrick St
Poscasion Siren
Aprillst
Hammond Urner
First National Bank
James E. Walker & CO
E. Walker & Co
Jbrick
Parssols
Ecdock & Reidig
A.T. Rioz &Sone
A “Price & Eons
Fonsnat Dansecrom
Morte Maeerey Street
F. V. Staub
Fourth Street
B. H. Bladeston
Vollyr
London
B. H. Bradston Merchant Tailor
Ferderiock, MD
Geo
A. Gilbert
Genomen
Oxford
George A. Gilbert
A. Poole
West South Street
R.L Barley
R L. Harley
Cassimerer
L. Harley
Marexrt Street
Arsre Printing
ARD Engeraying
Hewe
CLINE
Brussels
O. B. Cline & Cc.'s
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