Weather and business notices from a historic press page
Fragmentary items list weather office chief WW L Moony and New Advs Today. Entries mention Belgis Lost Pos Lost torical Society and a railway. Millinery Nevainee, Mantz Closing Out, Mullinix Kemp, Weekly Price List, Staab Dry Goods, John Hendrickson, G Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgis
Pos Losttorical Society
M. Railway
Mantz
Mullinix & Kemp
Staab. Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
G. Carty
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A compact roundup notes shirt waists, optimistic life outlooks, and shoppers buying hip pads with potato gusto. It lists six investment firms in Kansas, aging Sharpeburg resident Otho Laskins, a looming velvet bat millinery trend, and a large count of Catholics worldwide. Also: triplets named McKinley Hobart Hanna, chilly dressed chickens, ongoing gossip warnings, upcoming Christmas advertising cues, a lost beagle, promising whist fields and potential ice crops, a shy remark on manners, Queen Victoria’s cigar budget, plaid hosiery, photo satisfaction queries, fancy muff vogue, counterfeit dollars, a wind-walking cyclist, and a rifle-bullet marked fence fencepost in Hagerstown’s Hotel Hamption cigar store area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Otho Laskins
Sharpeburg
Stone
Wyoming
McKinley
Hobart
Hanna
Frank Smith
Chile
Hotel Hampton
Hagerstown
Antietam
Law Grip Seizes Serridun Charger Suspect
Fuller Kerselring was arrested by Gourty Constable John Simpson and jailed by Magistrate Bizer on a peace warrant sought by J. B. Cornwell. Witness Cornwell testified Kerselring, who appeared intoxicated, drew a revolver and fired near Cornwell in a West Patrick Street boarding house. The case heads to the next grand jury with $200 bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serridun
Fuller Kerselring
Gourty
John Simpson
Bizer
J. B. Cornwell
Kesselring
Magistrete Biser
Cornwell
Eutting
Biser
Purely Personal Wedding Tour and Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs John T Best have returned from their wedding tour. Mr O W Underdonk of Darkesviile West Virginia spent several days last week with friends in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best
O. W. Underdonk
Darkesviile
West Virginia
Frederick
Freight brakeman dies in Bakerton coupling accident
David Immemsan of Brunswick, a Baltimore and Ohio railroader, was killed yesterday afternoon at Bakerton four miles west of Barnes's Ferry while coupling cars. He was crushed beneath a wheel and died instantly. His body was taken to Brunswick. He leaves a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beskeman
David Immemsan
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Bakerton
Barnes’s Ferry
Bronewick
Memorial Service for Mrs Ace Grahim Hoos Reflects D A R Support
An active memorial service was held at the Lancecmce home for Mrs Ace Grahim Hoos. Frederick Chapter D A R organized the service with several friends and members paying tribute to a life of Christian charity and patriot work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Grahim Hoos
Lancecmce Cme
Arthur Pote
Frederick Chepter
Boas
Frederick
Elichis
D. A R
Willie Ritchie
Charles W. Hoffman
Feof Aire
Ross. Hayley
Hoffman
Baker Johnson
Florence Trail
Ross
D.A.R
Eleanor Johnson
Home For
Biss Eleanor Potts
Grand Army of the Republic elects officers at Post Hall
The Grand Army of the Republic meeting elected officers for the ensuing term at Post Hall on Monday evening. New officers include Commander John White, Senior Vice Commander T. C. Green, Junior Vice Commander Isaac L. Crum, Q M J E Duvall, Surgeon D F McKinney, O D P M Eades, G O G J McDerky, Trustees Ira Tyler and M F Firestone, Captain P L Alieshew, Delegates George Gaver Henry Mebining H E C Sygens Tous J Hickmen J E Da. An inspection and camp fire are set for December 31 with visiting Inspector General Lewis M Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Post Hall
Mionday
Johod. White
3. T. C. Green
Insare L. Crum
Q.M.J. E. Duvall
D. F. McKinney
O. D
P. M. Eades
GO. G. J. H. McDerky
Ira Tyler
M. F. Firestone
P. L. Alieshew
George Gaver
Henry Mebining
H. £. C. Sygens Tous J. Hickmen
J. E. da
Gravee Praises Wendling as Prince of the Platform
John Temple Graven proclaims Gravee's praise for Wendling, saying he deserves a higher position on the American platform. He commends Wendling's eloquence, serious lectures, and power of thought that enriches listeners. The remark accompanies a City Opera House address Friday evening in the YMCA course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravee
Wendling
George R. Wendling
John Temple Graven
City Opera House
A Good Christmas Gift for Frederick Readers
A lighthearted note suggests a year of Wealth News as a fitting gift. It praises weekly city and country updates, claiming recipients will enjoy home news all year and appreciate the thoughtful present at a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marriage License Report Names and Partners
Horace 8 Coblestz of Washington weds Lizzie Rebecca Remsburg of this county. Charles E Walker of Liberty weds Ide Belle Barrier of My. Pleacsat. William H Tucker of Beltimore weds Nannie M Kolb of Peart in this county.
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Horace 8. Coblestz
Washington
Lizzie Rebecca Remsburg
This County
Charles E. Walker
Liberty
Ide Belle Barrier
My. Pleacsat
William H. Tucker
Beltimore
Nannie M. Kolb
Peart
Seeds Distribution Expands Far Beyond Former Totals
The government aims to distribute seeds in a scope unseen before, with a projected rise from 220 tons last year to nearly 600 tons this year. The Agriculture Department plans a larger seed release while advertisers tout Toad's Hare saparilla as a tonic for tired mothers.
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Agticelture Az
Saparilla
Bold robbery shocks Newville as watches stolen
In Newville Pennsylvania two masked aged men struck Landis Jewelers on Monday evening and escaped with 400 dollars worth of watches and chains. They entered after restraining the family with revolvers and threatened to blow their trains if anyone spoke. The alarm was sent to authorities as residents reel from the bold crime in the small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
United States
Newville
G W. Lerdis
Moa Landis
South Market Street
Lardie
Hie Brothers
Mbres
Brandis
Belles Letters Literary Society Meets at Frederick Male High
The Belles Letires Literary Society of Frederick Male High Rebco held its regular meeting on Friday December 4. After roll call by secretary Harry J Kefauver members read and adopted minutes and a program included readings Rediation Alfred Riter The Arkansas Tisteler J D Hell Asleep at the Switch Atlee Radcliffe a debate on abolishing tolls on Pike maintenance. The affirmative won the judges decision and general debate followed. Committees reported and next meeting set for Friday December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Belles Letires Literary Society
Frederick Male High
Atlee Radcliffe
Menara
A. Haler
Moberly, Jr
Mesera. Williams
Grayson Staley
Haller
R. A. & Reich
H.C. Hall
Toms
Pinkney Richardson
Socety
Funeral of Mr Koons and death of Mr Koontz in Frederick
The funeral for Edward Koontz will be from his home on Weat Sth Street Thursday at 2 PM. Interment is Mt Olivet Cemetery. Koontz was regarded as a good citizen with upright character and a generous heart. A special meeting of the Junior, United and Independent Fire Companies will be held at 7:80 PM to honor the death. Evants, former Frederick city council member, helped collect relics and owned Civil War mementoes and items from the John Brown raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koons
Edward Koontz
Weat Sth
Mt Olivet
Koonts
Frederick
Koontz
Evants
Ciy Council of
Royal Arcanum elects Frederick Connel No 1 18 officers
Royal Arcanum Frederick Connel No. 1 18 members elected officers for the coming year at last night's council meeting. Named are Regent William G. Griffin Vice Regent Charles P. Levy Orator Joseph W. L. Osie Past Regent William G. Zimmerman Secretary Nash Young Collector Charles Co Carty Treasurer William A. Hinks Chaplain Daniel J. Ordeman Guide Charles M. Heffner Warden Geo. Ed. Myers Sentry William G. Zimmerman Grand Council Representative Daniel T. Ordeman Aftermate Charles C. Smith Joseph W. Gaver Charles H. Heffner Auditing Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Conneil
Royal Arcanum
Wm. G. Griffin
Charles P. Levy
Joseph W. L. Osiie
Wm G. Zimmerman
W. Nash Young
Charles Co. Carty
Wm. A. Hinks
Daniel JF. Ordeman
Chapain
Charles Ft. Heffner
Abram Eichelberger
Geo. Ed. Myers
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Grand Counci
Daniel T. Ordeman
Cbss. C
County Commissioners elect new officers and reelect council
The Board of County Commissioners re elected William Morrison of Emmitsburg as president Frank T House of Broad Run as vice president A L Eader as clerk Howard Kossmans as auditor Jerome Zslers as firefighter J Roger McSherry and Vincent Bebold were re elected counsel to the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
William Morrison
Emmitsburg
Frank T. House
Broad Raw
A.L. Eader
Howard Kossmans
Daitor
Jerome Zslers
J. Roger McSherry
Vincent Bebold
Miniature Hurricane Hits Frederick With Light Damage
A small hurricane-like storm moved through Frederick between five and six this morning causing minor effects but no damage. It began raining early evening and continued steadily overnight as streams and springs ran low throughout the county. Farmers welcomed the rain. In Frederick prior to the rain the creek was low. H B Showman offers fine domestic wines from South Mountain vineyards at his store near City Hall at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sia
Carroll Creek
H. B. Showman
South Mountain
Property Deeded and Ground Lot Transfers notated
Property transfers record Peter Middiekass to Pater C Pryor for 16 acres of land more or less at 330. Saran A Wenner and husband transfer to Wm J Wire and wife a Brasa wick lot at 170. The Modern Mother notes fig syrup as a gentle remedy, touting its pleasant taste for children and its stated manufacture by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Middiekass
Pater C. Pryor
Saran A. Wenner
Wm. J. Wire
Brasawick
California Fig Syrup Company
Case Decided Over Executor Fees and Claims
The Orphare Cour for Frederick County decides executor Peter W Shafer should not be allowed a $1000 claim and council fees, and must charge himself with a desparate claim. Chief Judge Young dissents on the $1000 and council fees, suggesting the court had no right to revise former accounts. Likely headed for higher court. Maulsby, Row and Newman represented the executor, Glen H Worthington for the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphare’ Cour
Federick Coany
T.o
Phlos
Martin F Shafer Os al
Peter W, Chafer
Peter Obefer
Opictin
W. Shover
Duricy Fe
Jephens’ Court
Eoth
Oung Bes
Hetra
Maulsby
Row and Newman
Glen H. Worthington
Christmas Window Displays at Renner Kemp Corset Shop
Frederick Mor obsote Roseville notes highlight the Renner Kemp window on Market Street. A lifelike wax tennis player figure displays Kabos corsets with other Kabos styles arranged to show fit and comfort. Mrs Starbuck of the Chicago Corset Company serves as expert fitter for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Morobsote- Renner
Messrs
Renner & Kemp
Market Street
Mam. E. EB. Starbuck
Renner & Kemp's
Frederick
Starbuck
Chicago Coract Company
Messrs. Renneré& Kemp
Glade Church Offering Opening Services and Carnival
The Glade Reform ed church at Walkersville opens Sunday December 18 with dedication, sermons by Rev Cyrus J Musser and others, and a full week of services ending with communion. Also today the Carnival of Industry fundraiser for St James Evangelical Lutheran Church continues at the Opere House with music and drills by church youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Church Ofering
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
Cyrun J. Musser
Rove
M. Hench
B. B. Eschbach
D. D
Cyrus J. Musser
F. Koffmeier
W. ©. Sykes
Bitter
H. F Dittmar
George A. Whitmore
F. Schroeder
Avil Conner
St. James’ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chy Opere House
Local residents report ill health and mishap highlights
The notice notes Mr Panlus Rowe of North Merket Street Weses suspected to be sinking this morning and in a similar condition to yesterday. It mentions Mr and Mrs George Harrington on East Fourth Street also ill, and Mr Alexander Robbreon, brother of Mr Charles Robinson the Jeter carrier, is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panlus Rowe
North Merket Street
Wes
George W. Harrington
Eas
Pourth Street
Alexander Robbreon
Charles Robinson
Jeter
ME WELLINGTONS VIEWS ON CLEVELAND MESSAGE
Representative Wellington of Maryland commented on President Cleveland's Washington message. He said the case was a mere political maneuver and that Coveland's treasury reference deserved consideration. He noted revenue differences and that any money in the treasury came from prior bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellinghca
Maryland
Cleveland
Washington
Hte
Wellington
Coveland
Beelam
Treasury
Special fur capes open this week with special prices
A local shop announces the opening of fur capes this week offering special prices. The notice highlights new arrivals and promotional discounts aimed at attracting customers. Specific brands or prices are not provided in the readable text.
YMCA membership contest ends with yellows ahead
The YMCA contest finished at 10 last night with Yellows 166 Reds 149. Reds protested 21-point yellows margin, but protest failed. Both sides praised, Yellows invited Reds to supper at 8:30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esse
Local society and railway notices crowd December issues
A meeting of the Historical Society is set for Thursday evening December 10 at 8 o'clock at Mrs. O O Winebrewer’s on Court Square. The Frederick and Middletown Railway runs an extra car to Middletown tomorrow at 1 20 p m, in addition to the 1 50 p m departure. The Karnival features 50 plus merchants and many young ladies in costumes. Lectures include Mrs Mary L Gaddees at Kemp Gallery December 11 at 8 p m on Diseases of Women with free admittance. Oyster ads promote steamer service and fresh oysters. Clerical orders by the Pennsylvania Railroad for ordained clergy near eastern states are available with applications to ticket agents, deadline December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society
O. O. Winebrewer
Court Square
Numearous
Frederick
Beaith Lecrere
Mary L. Gaddees
Kemp Gali
Dac
Peninsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvaniaailroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
FUE Scarfs in Late Bhrapes But Day Old in Od House
A brief item notes a confusing report about an entity named FUE scarring in late Bhrapes while a day old is found in an OD house. Details are sparse and unclear from the fragment.
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Denen Knee Braun
Bronte
America
Bracta
Ssamecom
D.C
WW. L. Moony
Buresa
Tribuns
G. Boss
The
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Siat
Lewis M. Zimmerman
Laitimore
Orphans Court
Peter Shafer
News OF the Churches
J. Wirt Ravdsil
Annsports
Beyerds Sotnzon
Charies
Bonaparte
Thomas W. Hall
Baltinore
James Alfred Pearce
Kent County
Natonsil
Saye
Bali Nahing
Aboas Road
Bare
Sieibose
Cai
Bodooe
Ned
Frodce
Eidig
Wei Mate & Cartetteas
Hue
Dal
Eerie
Logik
Chat So
Rodoce & Kridig
AT. Bie & Sob
C. A
A. P. Mara
Court Street
Marsh
John Lembright
Weat Fourth Street
Simmons
Osil
Mra
Brarbuck
Barney & Berry
B. Ebert & Son
Best & Kepler
Mirece
Chaz
Chireas
Bust & Keres
North Markrt ST
Muulliniz & Kemp
Warner
Mouaonx & Ku
Joben Henoniczaon
V. Staub
Plat
F. V. Stass
North Market
Doll Brothers
North Mareet ST
Dow Barorates
Baldwin
Peck
Railing Grocery
N. Market St
N. Market At
Bammer
Comprimne Dupont Schultiz& Kings
Link Gall
SER
Cenrnai
A. T. Rez & Son
North Marert Staae
Taleplone
James E. Walker
Tou
Tee Wirdows
Strars
Fredreck
Jas. E
Wavess
B-Bargett
Muscatel Baising
A. B. Gaszorrr
J. J. Remsburg
F. Remsburg, Px A
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J. J. Remseueg
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