Official visitation and events in Emmitsburg and Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbens conducted High Mass and confirmation in Emmitsburg on Saturday and confirmed a class at Mt. St. Marys College on Sunday. A trotting horse breeders association may form in Brary land by year end, led by Benjamin Wate of White Bros More and Stock Farm. Bishop Perets reception set for this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock at his Madison Avenue Baltimore residence, with a series of December and January receptions listed for the second and third Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbens
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Association of
Braryland
Hasen
Benjamin Wate
White Bros
More and Stock Farm
Bishop Peret
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
W. Lawler
W. Pourth
Jod Anne
Muchet
National Bank
Reneras
Acich Fareiae
Frederich
AdSrem
Lox Sig
Frederick
tHorgit
Watt
B.stahy
McMurras
Holiday Excursion Tickets Offer From Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway sells cheap excursion tickets between select stations east of the Ohio River on December 22 25 24 25 30 31 1888 and January 1 1889 good for return passage until January 6 1889 inclusive. The National Sabbath Union convenes in Washington tomorrow for two days organized with Methodist Presbyterian and Baptist assemblies. Eminent speakers discuss life aims happiness stability and character in daily living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railfoad Company
Sil
Ohio River
National Sabbath Union
Washington
Methodist General Conference
Evan Lutheren Churen Matters and church meetings
The article notes a Tuesday 7:30 PM parish meeting at Rev. Luther Kahlman's parsonage and a Wednesday 7:80 PM Women's Missionary Society gathering asking Judice to bring mite boxes, plus a Thursday rehearsal for Anniversary music. Police Courts report multiple tramps jailed Saturday by Meyer for three dates each and a local man fined 33.85 for playing crap on the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Lutheren Churen
Connel
Luther Kahlman
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
the Meyer
John Hall
Joan Larkins
John Reynolds
Wn. Brennan
Chas. Fisher
John McGales
Jos. Donovan
John Norris
Thos. Mallory
John Avis
J. Sweeney
Brenk Mercer
Hilleary Counties
Newspaper Space and the Publisher's Trade
Many readers overlook that a publisher's space funds the operation by selling space as a merchant sells ads. News and other matter belong to readers, aligning with the role of a good advertising medium. Supplying nonnews content for a few, at the expense of the many, is like asking a farmer for donated produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicolt Bai News
Hood
J. Hood & CO
National Market Reports Mixed Business Outlook This Week
Reports of the business condition are uneven with slackening in some sectors. Cotton late and insured, banks carrying large accounts, but prices unchanged. Regional signals show weakness in the South and Wisconsin, yet overall trade volume remains large. Treasury currency, exports, and wholesale prices shift. stock market falls amid railroad worries and rising failures. A single daily session proposal at Frederick College aims to shorten the school day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Northwest
Kennes City
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Trs
Treasury
New York
Sma
smeHer
Atlantic
Cienter
Coates Brothers
R. G. Bun & Co
Mercantile Agence
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Local Sickness Report Notes Several Residents Improving
Miss Mollie Fagen on West South Street shows marked improvement after rheumatic attack. Mrs Rice, paralyzed on the left side since Saturday, is better this morning. Mr Thomas Gittings on North Market Street enters with rheumatism in his right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery E. Rice
Seturdey
Thomas Gittinger
North Market Street
Moliie Fagen
Weet South Street
City Hall lecture postponed to Wednesday at 9 a m
The lecture at City Hall, originally set for Tuesday morning, has been moved to Wednesday at 9 o clock. Invitations are extended by Miss Jennie Shirley of 184 West South Street for a Christmas Eve party on Dec 24 for her friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Jennie Szirley
West South Street
Calvin Street
Marker Street
East Patrick Street
Old Frog Urick
Fredenrick Hiflemen
East Patrick St
Dxoller
Tlements
Bulls
Bockiey
Nepzatt
Portraits Arrive From Attendee for Prominent Persons
Matters Artistic presents portraits by E eves of notable individuals arriving at the event. Mr E A Hyser of Westborough will attend this evening and reception will be at A W Mreeld art emporium on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E’eves
A. Hyser
Wesbirgon
D. Ct
A.w. Mreeld
South Market Street
Gas Consumers Notice From American Heat and Light Co
Gas consumers should remember the discount on pass benefit. To obtain the discount settle at the American Heat and Light Co office on W Church Street on or before the tenth of August. G F Cling, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ges
Hear and Light Co
W. Church
Praise Worth Havng Lecture by Rev A A Wilts
Rev T DeWitt Tulmge lauds Philadelphia audience for a Friday evening lecture praising Rev A A Wilts. He commends the lecturer’s style as logical and humorous, free of cant, with poetry, boldness, and purity, leaving listeners with improved humor and appreciation for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wilts
T. DeWitt Tulmge
Philadelphia
Allen
Dr. Williss
December History in Frederick’s Early Years
In December 1775 arms were produced with a lock factory built on Groshon’s coal yard site, and old barracks and log jats raised. In December 1824 the city welcomed La Fayette, a moment remembered by aging residents and to be cited later in local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groshon
Tyson
la Fayette
Frederick
Larceny verdicts and a Taneytown disturbance case
Alfred Gover and Samuel Smith were found guilty of larceny in Carroll County Circuit Court and sentenced to the Maryland Penitentiary. Jesse H Haugh was found guilty of disturbing the peace in Taneytown for firing guns and revolvers on July 19, 1888, and fined $10 and costs after a four to five hour fuselage with George K Sherman. The Hood's Malls store robbery and Sherman House window damage are described with extensive bullet holes and damage observed.
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Carrell Co
Alfred Gover
Samuel Smith
Carroll County
Maryland
Sherif Wm. F. Taylor
Yesra
Messie
Hemmond Bros
Hood
Jesse H. Hauph
Taneytown
Haugh
Geo. K. Sherman
Sherman House
Albert
Deaths and business notes from nsburg Echoes
The Chronicle notes the burial of Mrs. Mary Morris in St Mary's cemetery after dying in Baltimore. Joseph Hays dies at his home after a progressive illness. he led the local foundry, served as a director of the Frederick and Emmitaburg Turnpike, and was a Prohibitionist. His funeral was held in the Presbyterian cemetery. Me sers Late and Ogie push a new creamery near the railroad with an 8 hp engine, capable of processing milk from five to seven hundred cows, with plans to expand capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsburg
Mary Morris
Baltimore
Fraser
Frederick and
Emmitaburg Tarzpike
Hays
Presbyterian
Mesers
Late
Ogie
Spor
Eae
Personal and Pertinent Local Notices and Arrivals
The column lists residents and guests in Washington with moves, visits, and social notes. Mr and Mrs Outerbridge Horsey occupy a house near Chinere regation until May. J W Benson becomes postmaster at Griffin Montgomery county. Several names appear with travel, illnesses, and social events, including Ezra Houck, Miss Monte Davison, Mr Joseph Conrad, Peter Gocasby, and others. Notices cover church revival progress, school attendance, and a funeral in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outerbridge Horsey
Washington
Chinere
Mrée Horsey
J. W. Benson
Griffin
Montgomery County
Monte Davison
E. Church Street
Harry Fox
Mechasietown
Visilios Maerer
Jerome Young
South Market Street
Imeeter
Ezra Houck
Harmony Grove
Holl
Joseph Conrad
Ellcott City
Peter Gocasby
Carrn
Woodstock College
Augnat Vorktesnn
Baltimore
Carlin
Baker, &c
LP. Soman
Sprige H Ijams
Prospect Stock Farm
C. Q. Baine
Glenmore
Saltmore Pike
Bessness
Sbirack
Balmore
Capt
B. F. Brown
Sallie Showers
Berry Unger
Waynesboro
Mame McDevin
Emmitsburg
John F. Thompson
Central Hotel
Ayer
M.L. Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
Gon
Birely
B.&o.e.r
Boston
New York
Morris Heats
Allentown
A. B
Granville Lindsay
Register of Wills Office
Westminster
Baltmore
Washington County
J. W.C. Dutany & Co
Salvation Army
Worthington
W. J. Dodrear
Isilis
Liberty Todey
Ed Lchroeder
Misa Sophie
Baiti- Tore
Frederick Snyder
J. C. Metter
E. L. Rowe
John F. Couniflower
Liberty
Ve. Emarate Winebrewer
Wm Simpson
Magiatrate Unkezer
Harry Ezvey
Xenia
Ohio
A. C. McCardell
J. Frederick Snyder
Baltikeown
I2oe Cock
Snyder
Monday Musicale Association meeting at Mrs Hitchcock’s
The Monday Musicale Association will meet this evening at 8 o clock at the residence of Mass Nellie Hitchcock on West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aion Gay
Monday Musicale Association
Nellie Hitchcock
West Third Si
Gospel meeting draws large crowd at F C Y M C A room
A gospel meeting led by Mr. George F. Evans drew an unusually large audience yesterday afternoon at the F C Y M C A room after an open air service at the corner of Patrick and Market Streets.
Farm Sale Near Harmony Grove Reported Loss of Mare
Lott and Hires note Mr John Roelkey near Harmony Grove lost a valuable lead mare valued at 200 dollars last week. John B Thomas and Son real estate agents report the sale of Matos Burke farm on the Baltimore Dike, sixty acres, sold to Mrs Otho S Hamsburg for 4000 cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Thomas
Come and Sea Us Seeks Questions and Voting Clues
A garbled text fragment mentions questions, voting, and readers seeking guidance. It implies an invitation to participate and to learn, with scattered phrases about statements, ideas, and engagement. The overall sense is unclear but centers on public discourse and civic action.
Belgan consul to bury Milo de Villiers in private funeral
The Belgan consul says Milo de Villiers called last Wednesday and feared no chance of employment after a troubled relationship with the deceased. The burial of Milo de Villiers was postponed to Sunday at two o clock, with a procession to Evergreen Cemetery and interment without ceremony. In separate notices, Lewis Ros Clingar Schell, age 14 months and 10 days, died Saturday. Luther Kuhlman officiated at the 2 o'clock service and pallbearers included Julius Lochner and Thea Baumgerdier. interment was at Mt. Gilvet cemetery. Mary E. Lortz’s funeral followed at 2 pm yesterday at Rock Springs church with Rev. Dr. Diebi, interment at Doub's graveyard. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Dau
Julia Bayleaux
Milo
de Villers
Belgan
Sfis de Villiers
Ees
Lews Ros Clingar Schell
John B Sebell
Worth Market Street
Afernoon
Rey Luther Kuhlman
Julius Lochner
Thea
Baumgerdier
Chas. Brrely
Wm Baumgardeer
Mt. Gilvet
A.T. Rice & Sons
Mary E. Lortz
Dr. Diebi
Rock Springs
Doub's
Edward Staley
Wm. Krantz
Conrad Smith
Calvin Kefanger
Edward Schaefer
J. Stockman
Death of Charles E. Thomas A Esteemed Citizen
Charles Edward Thomas died yesterday at his South Market Street home at age thirty two. He began in dry goods, later ran a carpet business, and built a prosperous trade. A faithful All Saints P. E. church member and Sunday school teacher, he leaves wife Kate Yeekle and three daughters. Funeral at his residence tomorrow at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Thomas
South Market Street
Fotat of Rocke
Gharlen Thomas
Andrew Bord
Theodore N. Rupley
Wilhem Rameborg
Merket Street
Thomas
Eiz
Mizz
Kate Yeekle
Mr. Thoman
Cevere Kness
All Saint’s P. E
New Carpet Department Offers Rugs and Curtains
The carpet room advertises rugs and Bruggets with fancy fringes curtains curtain poles and chains at very low prices. It promotes the newly opened carpet department and highlights bargain offerings for home decor.
Oyster Supper for Pho Charlesville Band Event
The Pho Charlesville Band to host an oyster supper on December 26 and 29 for band funds under Mr. T. M. Brang’s tutorship. Public invitation extended. Magistrate Wirgon released Laura V. Hall and Caroline Holline after a Saturday hearing found evidence insufficient to charge them with assault on John Hall. Constable J. H. Lews made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho
Charlesville
T. M. Branr
Laura V. Hall
Caroline Holline
Wirgon
John Hall
J. HL. Lews
Christmas Carols and Oldest Printed Carols Tradition
Fragmentary note describes Sunday rehearsals of carols, the return venture, and a print collection dating 1521. Mentions children singing estelas under a bedroom, early Oleic mae dash, illness of King Henry, and unclear customs in 1623.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
England
Cary
Ode To A Fountain Proposal From Frederick Town
A dated 1883 letter from Frederick Town praises a proposed public fountain at Market and Tech streets, pledging civic pride and beauty. The author, speaking humbly, appeals to a wealthy citizen and the town’s spirit to erect the fountain within the Maryland border, envisioning it as a lasting delight.
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Paiprngees
Sue
Prederick
Maryland
North Market Street
Sth
224
Market
Tech
Cooper Space
Otty
Prisces, Republica and
Corporationa
Seyrice
Norra
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Patpick Street
Decak
Geo. Lambert
Bel Ang
Pereai
Green
J. EL
Wrexty News
Ihiscfice
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Hovss
Market Stret
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Ear
Tapia Anata
Sraceey
Nico
Serna
W. Heneboson
Court Aireer
Frederick Guy
Pepe Bauf
Ingrem
Palr
Shearsanda
Isc A etDurteivs
Smrs
J Ebert
Peres
Isa'c Gash
Walter Sauoezers
Deceid
Uae
Yusing Foe
JX. Murray
Charlottessi’a
Dr. J
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Lowell
Mags
G. J. Doll
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