Purely Personal Notes Mention Local Visits
Miss Amy Kemp of near Frederick visited last week as guest of Miss Mamie Byerly of West Patrick Street. Mr John C Hagan after a brief stay in the city returned home to Baltimore on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Whitehill
Unionville
Krise
Henry Hamberger
Baltimore
Frederick
Cecelia Rosenour
Abe Rosenour
Dr. Williams
Elkridge
Ir. McClintock Young
Court Street
Alex. Carr
Amy Kemp
Mamie Byerly
Patrick Reed
John C. Hagan
A Fine Concert in Prospect
Dr Hopkinson of Baltimore proved bass numbers can carry a performance. He delivered an intelligent reading of Messiah and Why Othe Nations, praised as the best heard in a Washington parish. J Edwin L Turnbull of Baltimore assisted as violinist and composer with graceful ballads and songs like Genevieve. The Philadelphia Standard praised the singing as graceful and expressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsop
Baltimore
Washington
Hopkinson
Barytone
Balmore
Washington, D. C
Post
J. Edwin L. Turnbull
Tuurnbull
Hich
Genevieve
Rt. Hopkinson
Philadelphia
Ose
J. Turnbull
Bright Bits of Local and General Interest
Harrington the North Iket Street grocer served fresh oysters this morning. Local items note neighborhood trade and daily commerce with brief notices of everyday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Iket ‘Street
Local Market Fe acted in Frederick today
Corn price per bushel listed at 1.76 dollars with Fe acting in the local market at Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Christmas Shopping in Frederik Stores Brimming with Gifts
Frederik retailers unveil a brisk Christmas buying season with a wide array of gifts. Local shops highlight confectionery, jewelry, furniture, clothing, cut glass, carpets, millinery, toys, and electrical goods. Ads note holiday music, discounts, and ready-made outfits from prominent merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutrow
McCardell
Beckley
Mgr
John Hershberger
Blumenauer
Buck Haller
Buffalo
C. W. Morrison
South Market Street
Harry E. Wilcoxop
North Market Street
Thomas H. Haller
Renner & Kemp
Doll Brothers
Georges. Rodock & Os
John D. Hendrickson
Nerdig & Moller
James EB. Walker & Co
S. C. Kauffman & Co
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
C. C. Carty
W. H. B. Etchison
David H. Smith
G. B. Philpot
Shipley & Boost
Messrs
H. 3. Landis
John Morris
George Myer
Frederick
John Eisenhauer
Besant & Knott
Dixon Brothers
Allen Rohrback
Chas. J. Grambine
Frank V. Staub
George R. Rauling
C. E. Ramsburg
Geo. F. Thomas
Frank B Zappington
Jos. Eisenhauer
Lewis Mehrling
Casper E. Cline
M. L. Norris
A and D. Mantz
Settlement in McMurray will dispute reached in Baltimore
McDermott, caveator and former partner in Hernan Ellis & Co., claimed a share of Mrs. Juno N. McMurray estate and alleged undue influence and lack of mental capacity. A settlement was reached Saturday. McDermott to receive a substantial sum beyond his potential allowances, with all litigation costs borne by the estate. Gans and Haman represented the estate, Thomas R. Clendinen the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
L McDermott
Juno NM
McMurray
Satarday
Baltimore
McDermott
Hernan Ellis & Co
Death notices from Frankfort area obituaries published
Obituaries for Sarah C. Kramer of Frankfort Indiana aged 65 who died November 23 after five years of illness and a stroke and Mrs Louisa R Reed who died suddenly in Baltimors and Mrs Margaret Ann Stanton colored wife of Greenbury Stanton who died of dropsy aged 58 with funeral details and interment plans in Frankfort area.
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Kramer
Sarah C. Kramer
Frankfort
Indiana
This County
Frederick
Margaret Kramer
Morning Times of
Presbyterian Church
Love
Green Lawn Cemetery
Albert Eded
Louisa R
Albert W. Reed
Baltumors
John Reifsnider
J.C. Shimer
Carey Street
Richmond
Margaret Ann Stanton
Margaret Son Stanton
Greenbury Stanton
Middle
Good Business on the Canal
A Chesapeake and Ohio canal statement reports record busi ness this year with first half season dull, then July demand for coal driving tonnage to double prior totals. The season may extend two weeks and end with an excess of several hundred thousand tons over the best previous record.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Alcott Literary Society Plans December Christmas Program
The Alcott Literary Society of the Female High School met Friday at 3 pm and scheduled a Christmas entertainment for December 23. After business, members presented a program including chorus, readings by Edna Mulinis and Emily Tandaner, dialogue by Ruth Sappington and Janie Dicely, a duet by Grace Dixon and Bertha Waters, and a Gazette editor report.
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Alcott Literary
Alcott Literary Society
Belass
Edna Mulinis
Emily Tandaner
Ruth Sappington
Janie Dicely
Bessie Anders
Grace Dixon
Bertha Waters
Gazette
Doctor Raunsburgh Resigns From Army Returns to Washington
Dr. Dene Raunsburgh, who left Washington early in the war, resigns from the army and returns to the city. He praises the 16th and 21st Infantry and the 1st District Volunteers as regulars to the core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Washington Star
Dene Raunsburgh
Washa
United States
Sanaa
Advertised Letters Remaining at Frederick Post Office 1898
A list of letters held at the Frederick post office as of Saturday December 3 1898. Recipients include James C Foster Clinton Kline Miles Jonbos Small Langs Lien Man and Virginia Welty. Call for advertised letters within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickat
Tetetet
Gextlemen
Sigan Jamey Vis
C. Fost
Chinton Kline
Miles
Jonbos Small
Langs’ Lien—Man Anntind
Vrginia Welty
Kalender advertising samples offered for 1899
TaajWews presents a fine line of calendar advertisings for 1899 and invites inquiry on sample stock and pricing. Dyspepsia is blamed for suffering. God’s Parsaparilla is advertised as a cure by stimulating digestive organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TaajWews
Amiold
Gale Damage Hits Frederick Area Mills and Signage
A severe gale and continuous rain swept Frederick causing factory damage at the Frederick City Mills on Carroll street where a 30 foot smoke stack collapsed, roofing holes formed, and windows shattered. Signs near Brish Bros Bazar and Castle's Carriage Works were toppled and bill boards scattered. Flooding rose in the Monocacy river and surrounding low lands while a telephone pole blew over near Biddletown Myersville. The storm left widespread fencing and fruit trees down across county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick City Mills
Carroll Street
Brish Bros
Bazar
Marshal Grombino
Castle’s
Arthur Potts
Baltimore Pike
Middle Creek
Myersville
Biddletown
Lewis Hildebrand
West Patrick Street
George Brust
Directors Chosen for Myersville and Catoctin Railway Company
Stockholders at Myersville elected ten directors for the railway’s new term. Col D OC Winebrewer and John C Leatherman head the list with Cyrus F Flook, George W Smith, George D Gaver, Charles Johnson, J T Hildebrand, Joseph W Gaver, W M Bittle, and George D Toms. The meeting named C F Flook president John Hildebrand vice president and treasurer, with Geo D Toms as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
C. F. Flook
John Hildebrand
Geo. D. Toms
Funeral Notices From Harrisburg to Urbana and Beyond
The record lists multiple funerals: Martha E. Waters of Harrisburg laid to rest in Easton, with services at Quinn’s M E Church and pallbearers named. Mr J C Kidd of Urbana honored at Urbana M E Church with named bearers. Mrs Elizabeth Davis buried from 72 Madison Street with services led by Rev Osborne Ingle. A T Rice & Sons noted as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Waters
Samuel Waters
Harrisburg
P. R. BR
John Thompson
East Fifth Street
Quinn’s
Buckeystown Cavent
W. P. N. Lawson
James Worthington
Dorsey Kani
W. M. Roderick
E.D. King
George E Unghes
H. S. Beall
D. C. Cecil
George W. Peters
Nit
Letter to the Editor on East Patrick street crossing
A reader defends the P R R Co over a crossing dispute on East Patrick street. The writer says the railroad has long instructed a signalman at the crossing during shifts and blames absent or neglected signaling for the disturbance. The letter notes drivers ignoring signals and endangering themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. R. Crossin
Tax News
The
Daily News
East Patick Street
P.r.r.co
East Patrick Street
Selig
Man Dies After Train Strike Near Rocky Ridge
Mr David Beitler of near Loye was killed when struck by a train Saturday evening near Rocky Ridge. The inquest returned death by accident with a fatal scalp wound. He leaves a wife two sons and a daughter all residents of Gettysburg. Paralyzed: Mr F T MacDonald clerk in John W Morris jewelry store was paralyzed on duty this morning and moved to his home on East Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanis
A. Dorsey Etchison
Hamilton Lindsay
J. Vernon Silance
Siamese
First National Bank
Mone
Sviill Sndeavor
Harp & Bichisa
Court Street
David Beitler
Loye
Rocky Ridge
Samuel Martin
Beitler
Gettysburg
F. T MacDonald
John W. Morris
North Market Street
W. H. Baltzell
Mr. McDonald
East Patrick Street
H. F. Kyoen & Sox Holiday Catalog Ad
Wall served with the season s delicacies at H F Kyoen Sox 28 Market St. Separate apartments for ladies and attendants. Xmas Notice. Ready to supply presents from a line of mas ornaments at prices to suit all. Store open week opening up new items for the holidays. Handsome Oriental silks couches portieres hassocks sofa pillows table covers rugs and more. An elegant assortment of New Rugs and cordial welcome to everyone.
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H. F. Kyoen & Sox
Market St
Remnants Silk and Ribbon Sale Promises Quick Turnover
Remnants silks and ribbons attract shoppers with low prices and rapid sales. Henmanta of Dress Goods follows closely as bargains entice customers. Gents beautifiers offer silk scarves, collars, and a range of ties and collars to finish outfits.
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Navy
Frederick's Greatest News Stors Offers Low Prices
Joun Heworoxson and NEIDIG & MILLER advertise weather gear and garments. They promote ToF notch values as low prices and fashionable moc ho gloves for ladies. Blankets and comforts are pitched as warm and affordable, appealing to sharp buyers.
Glinton E. Main Advertises Pharmacist Services
Glinton E Main, graduate pharmacist at No 5 North Market Street, advertises telephone 67. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded.
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North Market Street
Telephone
Local millinery and photo offers in Frederick MD
Local Frederick ads advertise millinery sale items priced from 10 to 25 cents per set and trimmed hats cheap. Also many Little Daisy photographs at several studios for 25 cents per dozen with Christmas gift ideas. Additional notices include eye medical services, auctioneers, dentists, and legal services with addresses in Frederick and Frederick City.
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Little Daisy
Kreh
Airt
South Market Street
Cline Presents New Christmas Stock At Oroline’s Carpet Store
C E Cline announces daily arrivals of pancy furniture rugs portieres and holiday novelties. The store expects to be dressed for Christmas by the next issue and will notify readers when the full line is in. New items are promised for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik
Rons
Cizar
Mir
Lewisam
North Market Street
Novi Idestmards
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Francia II
France
Marie Btuart
Scota
Martin van Buren
Ohio
Little Big Horn
Stoasuth
America
Dumas the Elder
Pedro
Peter de Alcantara
Brazil
Paris
Rio Janeiro
Alice Wellington Rolling
New York City
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Far. & Mech
Nat'l. Bank
Frederick Co
Archie Ogle
J. Marcus Co
Diamonds
J. W. Morris
Millberry
C. I. Zimmerman
City Hotel
H. ¥. Knock & Son
W.E. Kefauver
Forris
C. CG. Carty
Ivy Goods Kaufman’s
Central Hardware Co
Argain
Rodock & Co
Easant
Thomas P. Rice
Eloise Young
James McSherry
Rockville
John O Motter
Luln Foust
Washingon
Freder
Isabel Grant
Virginia
Caroline Ross
C. N. Haner
C.H. Eckun
James Smith
Godsboro
Liquoraters’ Association of
Maryland
Ithmore
Mor Steam Fire Engine Company
Monio Hospital
Local Mart
Chartias
Christman
Frederick Electric Light & Power Company
W. G. Keller
Geo. A. Gibert
Lowenstein
Otherer
Rice & Hailer's
Murray
Frederick City
Bagars
City Opera House
Minily Landador
Mixves Isabella Storm
Edith Miller
Marinet Schell
Barbara Mullinix
Hattie Schell
Edauth Miller
Maldred Landauor
Mosers
Lochrat
Shell
Rosa Birdy
Cornelia Potts
Alice
John L. Jordan
Webster Hitcshew
Singer
J. Allen Grumbine
Wm. H. Hinks
Sam'l G. Duvall
China
John H. Catshall
J. Win. Baumgardner
John G. Keller
Mary Kunkle
Henry B. Ramsburg
Joseph B. Hope
Grayson Bowers
O. P. Bennett
Dr. I. McCurdy
C. BH. Kemp
Mame Best
Elias Ramsburg
Clingan
Harvey R. Lease
Masonic Bazar Committee
Waring Tyson
City Hotel Cafe
Wall
Onur
L. E. Mullinex
John Hendrickson
Joun Heworoxson
Neidig & Miller
Nemre & Maze
Rodock & Netdig
Glinton E. Main
Milliu
Caf. Zimmerman
Allen G. Quyxy & Co
B. A. H. Brust
W. Patrick Street
Daisy
Breb
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
GEO. S
Uris
Fering
Rodooe & CO
A. T. Riqe & Sons
A. T. Ricz & Sone Funeral Directors
HIRBI
F. V. Staur
Jpassed
Richardson & Robling
F. V. Stars
Uweat
Mig
Railing
N. Market St. Frederick
Talephona
TRG
Montgmery County
Pocomoke
Frederick, MD
B. Roxenourt
E. Patrics St
John L. Dutrow
Walkersville, ND
William
Ram
Bird Sts
Samuel J. Forney
Frederick City, MD
Stcopemus
Market Street
Crown and Bridge
University 6 of Maryland
Ablton Shafer
Easileeington
U. S
Promis
Witton G. Urner
Claxton O. Keuty
Hammond Urner
Urner
Keedy & Urner
Revord Street
Oreices Co Md
Settee
Attorn
Bere
Dentwe
Fallon
Erearea Peak
C. E. Cline
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Oline’s
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