For Sale and Rental Ads Across Local Farms and Stores
Classified notices describe Jomer for sale at Mills Garden Farm near Predenck City with about 20 acres used for trucking and 7 room two story house plus outbuildings. Also listings for sale or rent of late Judge Mahoney residence on South Street, a fine Jacob Hoffman farm nearJohnsville Md, and the Buracker Confectionery Store on Market Street with stock fixtures and business instruction. Also an ad for Norwegian cod liver oil and prescriptions at Garrote Pharrs Drugists in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomer
Sirs
Mary J
Mirh
Predenck City
Middletown Ple
Lana
Hegby New
Judge Fm. Mahoney
Paar South Street
Market ‘Tis
South Street
Jacob Hoffman
Johnsvile
Sraderick County
Panche Farm
Sfields
My. Ofce
W. C. Hotman
Calon Bridge
Buracker Confectionery
Market Steat
Potts-Greenan Wedding Ties Cincinnati to Lexington
Mrs Eugenia Potts guests Mr and Mrs Arthur Potts as Mr George Dunlap Potts marries Rose Frances Greenan in Cincinnati. The ceremony at Christ Church featured Rev Dr Gibson and fine organ music. Eleanor Potts traveled with the bridal party from the World's Fair connection. After a bridal tour the groom plans law study with Judge George Denny in Kentucky. Mrs E D Potts runs the Unustrated Kentuckian in Lexington. In another note Miss Emiss Z Coblenz and John J Rena announce a wedding near Middletown. Delila May Moxley to James Boxtley set for Mt Carmel Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gibson
Christ Church
Cincinnati
Eleanor Potts
Elest
Ms. Potts
Lerington
George Denny
Central Kentucky
E. D. Potts
Lexington
Kentuckian
Eimiss Z
John G. Coblentz
Middletown Vicinity
John J. Rena
Feagaville
Thureday
Middletown
Mt. Carmel
MP. Church
Donough Glee Club Hosts Tuesday Evening Concert
The Donough Glee Club presents a Tuesday evening program featuring renowned entertainment. The event offers the public a chance to enjoy music and experience a lively evening of song and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iIcDonough Glee Club
Enemerg
Peo
Fredericks
Tragic Bridge Collapse Cuts Through Wind and Iron
December 18 reports tell of the Louisville and Jefferson railroad bridge across the Ohio River failing under heavy wind. Dozens died or were injured as the central bend gave way and the structure sank, with foreman George W. Brown narrowly surviving after a broken arm and submerged escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Jeffern
Erecrion
Oto River
van Bridge
Carrie Therm
Indiana Pier
Courtney
Fo Burns
New Albany
Brand
Triton
Dauphin
Wilson
Pat
Sheridan
D. Aten
Moore
George Lilly
Derding
Lonily
Jeffera Seres
Tes
Steiger
Howevardh
Ding
Assan
Cine
East End Improvement Company
Big Four
Chesapeake
Oho
Baltimore
Ohio
Southwestern
Arizona and New Mexico Admission Debated in House
The House pushed the Arizona statehood bill to passage while work on New Mexico continued before an Oklahoma dispute stalled further action. Eastern opposition warned of uneven Senate representation as debates, filibusters, and a push for a special order affected progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
House
Reed Congress
New Mexico
Oklahoma
General Bingham
Philadelphia
Senate
McGarrahkan
Pendleton
Lehigh strike shows preference for non union workers
Buffalo reports indicate Lehigh workers who struck are largely not being rehired. Chief Engineer Mooney states non union applicants receive priority when vacancies occur, with few strikers readmitted. Some named strikers face long-term exclusion despite efforts to reinstate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Buffalo
Lehigh
George Bowman
Ent Peer
James Hannan
Enoueer
Sud Chauncey Rockwell
Treman
Wei
Lesigh
Brotherhood
Taan
Carly Dietrich
Lodge Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
King
Agether
Gremen
Rowan Wits
Jon
Brunswick Presbyterian church to be dedicated tomorrow
Sunday church notices report the Brunswick Presbyterian church dedication tomorrow. Reformed Church will add new board coverings to stone steps. CB Church services are at 10 30 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Ministerial Association meets Monday at 10 in the M M A parlor. St James Lutheran holds services 9 45 a.m. and 7 30 p.m with Sunday School at 1 45. Montevue services at 1 20 and Brad dock at 2 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church
Ministerial Association
St. James Lutheran Church
Montevue
Braddock
Soulal World Socials and Local Dances Noted
Airs Willard C Keller and Mrs R Gordon Gambrill host weekly receptions in December. A dance at C Spencer Stall's on a recent evening featured Wim Haller. Prof Carlisle's dance class met in Junior Hall. Mrs J Lee Simmons hosted guests on West Third Street with help from Nannie Goldsborough Mamie McSherry and Willie Ritchie. Simmons to receive Fridays in December. A stage piece True IngO is described as Irish comedy drama with songs and dances. Archbishop Ryan praises Sheaps World Fair album photos and text after Columbian Exposition visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard C. Keller
R. Gordon Gambrill
C. Spencer Stall’s
Wim. Haller
Carlisle
Airs
J. Lee Simmons
West Third Street
Birs. Simons
Nannie Goldsborough
Mamie McSherry
Willie Ritchie
Tertebre
Aire. Simmons
Paralyzed Shoemaker Struck Down at East Fourth Street Shop
John Holmes, a well known aged shoemaker living on East Fourth street, was stricken with paralysis while at work in his shop yesterday. Dr. W H Baltzell is attending him. The Sick. Mr. John Homes of West Fourth St is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovar
George W. Brown
Kentucky
Foreman Brown
Afr
Brown
Colne
Bridge Company
Campbell Street
John Holmes
East Fourth Street
Strick
Wim. H. Baltzell
Mr. John Homes
West Fourth St
Court sessions recap Biggs & Ogle Rhine v Snook case notes
Friday afternoon session concluded Biggs and Ogle case with L. Stoner and Jacob Rohrback representing parties. Saturday morning saw Rhine v Snook partially tried with a reversal of a lower court decision and jury impanelment proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggs & Bro
Ogle
L. Stoner
Jacob Rohrback
Mesars
John W. Rbineve
Chas 5
Snook
Appellsar
Frank
Norwood
Appellee
Kbtoe
Wm. Snook
Rhine
Wr. Sseck
We Spook
Chas. Spook
Death Notices From Middletown Area In 1893
Death notices report Elizabeth Derr of Middletown passing at 815 in the morning after a long illness the daughter of Philip and Elizabeth Coblentz and twin sister of Philip Coblentz with a large family, funeral in the Reformed Church followed by Lutheran burial. Also Sallie M. Morgan of Wolfeville died after nine months illness at 83 with husband and five children surviving. funeral by Rev. Smuth with large attendance and solemn procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gerr
Elizesbeth Derr
Daniel Derr
Middletown
Decessed
Derr
Elizabeth Derr
Philip
Elizabeth Coblentz
Philip Coblentz
Jonathan Helfenstein
J.C. Bucher
Dante Derr
J. C. Bucher
Charles H. Derr
John Dinterman
Samuel Holter
Joan A H. Culler
Cyrus F. Elser
Middletown Valley
Reformed Church
Rufus Morgan
Sallie M. Morgan
Jacobbg Smith
A. N. Warrenfeltz
Tracy Brandenburg
Harlan Leatherman
Cyrue QO. Blickenstaff
James A. Grove
Lively Time Shines at City Opera House Debut
The Lively Times Company gave its first performance at City Opera House with a lively, well rendered bill. Fire scene relief by Billy Hedge and firemen E Brast Ester Roesky Poole and Moberly drew applause, while C Wineberr portrayed Duffy and other actors impressed the crowd with skillful numbers and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Lively Times Company
Minarres
Billy Hedge
Messrs
E Brast
4. Ester
E. Roesky
W. Poole
E. Moberly
C. Wineberr
William Duffy
Frank Williams
Sem Brown
Duffy
H. Beasseller
Messie
Baker
Mull
Devilbigs
Wim. Davis
Shorty Hann
Herry Ko'b
Didkins
Anrose
Poole
E. Brust
Belkey
J. Gittinger
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List With County Notes
Yesterday's hotel arrivals include E. M. Shaefer of Harrisonburg Virginia C.3 McCarty of Colamois Pennsylvania D Hicks of Richmond Virginia John 4 Lion of Carlisle Pennsylvania W J Mills of Laporte Indiana 13 from the county John 8 Liddhart John 8 Shuman Frank W Spotten G G Gontner of Columbia Pennsylvania 19 from the county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canuty Hevez
E. M. Shaefer
Harrisonburg
McCarty
Colamois
D. Hicks
Richmond
John
Lion
Carlisle
W. J. Mills
LaPorte
Ind
Grorr Horse
Liddhart
Shuman
Frank W. Spotten
G. G. Gontner
Columbia
Meeting of the MCG A in Kemp Hill Tomorrow
The M C G A will convene in Kemp Hill tomorrow at nine o’clock with Mr. John Gomber supplying morning provisions and Mr. O BE Mc Clow delivering the afternoon meal for forty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMA. A
M. CG. A
Kemp Hill
Mfr
John Gomber
O. BE. McClow
Trial scenes unfold in Meyer case and other notices
In New York the defense opens in the Meyer case arguing multiple aliases, lack of death proof, and misjoined facts while contending the act was insurance fraud not murder. Judge Barrett defers ruling. James Courtney, brother of Arthur Courtney executed last night and wept at the gallows. In Albany several sudden deaths in Otsego County families alarm residents. The Sultan promises Spain satisfaction over Melilla events. Ex judge A P Haymond of West Virginia dies at 70, noted jurist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Mayermarker
Brooke
Brandt
Hrands
Muller
Barrete Daviad Iwhenor
Barrett
Schuster
Ami
Ananged
Princess Anne
James Courtney
Arthur Courtney
Yeaterday
Captain Cooper
Albany
South Valley
Otseto County
A. H. Putnam
Ashley Hilsinger
Albert Putnam
Willis
Maymona. Wheelisa
W. Va
A. PF. Haymond
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Fairmont
South
Anpreme
Stock and Produce Markets Overview Dec 15
Stock and produce quotations show no market activity increase with subdued speculation. Highlights include steady prices for Lehigh Valley and Reading stocks, mixed hog and lamb bids, and a stable dairy and cheese outlook. locally, Hogs active at 5.25 to 5.50, sheep slightly lower than yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
En York
Galinesa
Lehigh Valley
W. Bly
Pennrylranta
B. Tocom BH
H. T. Pra
Erin Wwe
Central
Ryd
Lipf
Lake Erle & Wo
New Jersey
NYG. F
del & Antena Sre
Prilanet
Pha
Fess
Winker
Strat
Prand
Ulan Harad
Western Dairy
Pennsylvania
Southern
Absso
Livz
Fire sweeps Thowen & Bra mill area causing heavy losses
A blaze at Henry Thowen & Bra on Third Avenue and Forty-ninth Street destroys upholstery shops and tenement homes, with over 200 people displaced. One man missing, several inmates and workers rescued by police and neighbors as flames consume a block of early evening structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Severn
Henry Thowen & Bra
Third Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Ita Beshies
Mh Street
Borg
Atrec
de Beekman
Samuel Adier
Hille
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. ?. Parsons
Sroess
Bososaxp
Wiesres
Mumma
Insurance Building
Frederick, Mé
Little Garden Farm
Norweslan
Preschiftion Druggists
Masket Street
Frederick
Frederick, MD
Ohio River
Rerard
Diasisters
Cabie
Miabie
Jeffersonville
Soefaras
Deach
B. G. Garlock
Chcaco
E. J. Gres
Medina
Woman's Land Syndicate
Chi the Bill Daily
Calvin Dicker
James Hobbs
Hiing
Dick Share
Ven
Harvrovn
Harris Avenue
Ali
New London
New Lewes
Louisana
New Cross
Olympic Club
BOY
Coptimg
Lawasses
The
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Paris
Chamber of Deputiv
Viki & Proposal Witie
Victor de Jeante
Revolutionary Socialint
News OF the Churches
True Irish Hearts
Ryan
the Circuit Court
DR. Meyers Wepemse
Vines
Lesson
Partis
Meyer
Tangier
Dec
Spain
Margallo
Melilla
Clostal
Storx City
Martin
Tom
Jobo Fisher
Sam Humphrey
Tou Dolan
Luto Kelly
Mabel Hert
Miz Polis
S Restan
Firve Taen
Covingin
Neb
Mostis
Dee
Fox Gas Wella
Indianapolis
Fon Vin
Frank Aerosmi
Heney McCarthy
Tudisnapolla
James Davin
Bileyes
John Closer
H. Weber
C. Goodin
John Shively
Hilligoss
Rix Morr
Crry
Wec
Pennsylvenia Road
Maysville
Dunkirk
Oscar Forter
Broekim
George Ryman
Fredonia
Storkholm
William McKane
Beeen
Harrs Hodge
Liceo
Banceloss
Joseph Cadina
Lices
Coding
Whadington Witminetox
Del
Pusey and Jones Company
Harlan and Follingsworth Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltmore
Brooklts
Barnard
Gravesend
Assembly
Wiliam H. Friday
James Graham
Vaillant
Liberte
Pittsburg
Schaefer and
Ives Tiet
Eequest
Can
Roar
Ciels
Philadsinhia
Therr Au
Lancaster
Wrightsville
Gaelics
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