City and County Directors Directory Advertised
The News announces a new combined city and county street directory by Mr Wr H Kirwin of Saratoga NY. It will list every resident over two, with occupation and address, plus city government, institutions, and societies. The county part covers villages and rural property details. Subscription set at $3.40. advertising at moderate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canvess
Wr. H. Kirwin
Saratoga
N.Y
Kirwin
United States
Christmas services and events in local churches
News of the Churches reports Christmas services at Buckeystown M E Church and a Christmas night program in the city. Rev L M Mickley and Rev A J Gill lead services and missions talks with choir from Cz bana. The M E Church urges donations for the poor via the Epworth League Mercy and Help department.
Donation raid rattles United Brethren parsonage
A donation party raided the United Brethren parsonage last night at 8 o clock and abducted the pastor and his family taking a large quantity of eatables. The pastor expresses gratitude for the incident and its outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Parson
The Organ Contest and Local Social Event Recap
Voters choose a winner for the organ contest while Miss Lebrowier and Miss Harriet remain top contenders. December voting remains open with early and late options, described as fair and worthwhile. A separate note covers a December social at Irais Coblentz residence in Elmwein with numerous guests from Frederick Braddock Middletown and Frederic, games, dining, and convivial lingering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irais Coblentz
Elmweini
Ulars
Rovnafe
Ata
Della Coblentz
Viola Thomas
Daisy
Lizzie Hopwood
Eleanor
Elle Hargert
Frederick
Ads Thomas
Hosa
Fannie Klein
Braddock
Slisses
Sally
Amy
Nora
Annie Kefauver
Mira Coblenz
Mollie Holter
Middletown
Mesers
Wiliam Hargen
William
Hiram Thomas
Frederic
Casts
Charles
Andrew
Alexis Klein
Geo
Joseph Thomas
Frank
Jobe
Caas
Holter
Eloser Coblentz
Walter Wefanger
Amos
Emory
Foster
George
Daniel Remsberg
George Derr
Jobe Kean
Feagaville
Egsinto
Rocky Ridge Literary Entertainment By Missionary Society
An attractive literary and musical program will be held on New Lear night at Rocky Ridge under the Missionary Society of the Reformed Church with talents from Woolsboro Mechanicetown Finksburg Baltimore and nearby places. The event includes a show by 20 little girls a cantata diverse national costumes solos quartettes choruses essays and recitations directed by Miss Henderson of Baltimore. Admission is free but a liberal collection will be taken. Doors open at 7 p m with exercises starting 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Rocky Ridge
Woolsboro
Mechanicetown
Finksburg
Baltimore
Ats
Miss
Express Train Collision At Sir John's Run
The Cincinnati express via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad struck a freight train at Sir John's Run and derailed an express car and four freight cars. The locomotive toppled across the track. Engineer Trout of Martinsburg broke a leg. he was the only injury. Travel resumed at 6.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Jobn
Braddock Post Office Row Ends With Minor Bruises
A disturbance at the Braddock Post Office last week involved a well known local rake rebuking the Deputy Postmaster. Several blows were exchanged and a young gentleman reportedly vanished through a cellar trap door. No serious injuries were reported. Also noted are obituaries for Isaac Menchey, Caroline Menchey, and John Eckenrode with ages given and causes of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Carroll County News
Isaac Menchey
Shiloh
McKaig laments Maryland patronage oversight
Representative McKaig expresses disappointment over Western Maryland being overlooked in House patronage allocations. He explains he was absent during the distribution and suggests he might have presented his district’s applicants had he been present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKaig
Representative McKaig
Maryland
Christmas Entertainments Across Local Schools
Christmas entertainments will be held this evening by the M. P. Sunday school Liberty the primary school at Wolfsville the advance school in the evening and by the public school at Shookstown in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Liberty
Wolfsville
Shookstown
Brunswick Man Breaks Wrist Jumping Train
W. 5. Elgin of Brunswick broke his wrist a few days ago while attempting to jump onto a train at the Keep Trust area in Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5
Elgin
Brunswick
Keep Trust
Washington County
Brief Bits From The Cumberland News Items
A Cumberland News prize awarded to Ernest Shriver for best city essay. The Bitner family suffers theft during church service with clothing and six dollars taken. A New Jersey firm eyes moving knitting mills to Harper's Ferry with a five thousand dollar guarantee. Martinsburg plans a bicycle club after holidays. Peach growers in Washington County rush to prepare for canning near Waterloo schoolhouse Road to Pen Mar. Col John R Nesly appoints Roscoe C White of Antietam Camp as Maryland division commander. Acting Mayor Eisenhauer jails ivy tramps for one day. Weather notes hint at possible Christmas snow. Public schools close this afternoon for holiday programs. New Year’s ball planned at Hotel Hamilton, Hagerstown. Marion A Brian of the Howard County school board resigns. term ends this year. N T Wachter of Yellow Springs reports a bullock dressed at 848 pounds. Maryland World’s Fair board names Joseph D Baker to executive committee. A new news sign appears at Mainhardt’s pharmacy. Trains depart from the new B&O depot. Sharpsburg faces election confusion over proper notice. old officers may be replaced. new election set December 1. Annapolis land office holds Mason and Dixon notes, with daily entries 1763 to 1767. A. R. Reuter of Sharpsburg reports corn yield of 916 bushels from 16 acres. The sick list includes Carrie Mussetter, Jennie Bennett, John F. Kreb, many with grip or pneumonia. Mayor Braner and Alderman Eisenhauer ill. Harry Kiracoté and Blanche Strasburger also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shriver
Cumberland News
R.H. Bitner
Downsyike
New Jersey
Harper's Ferry
Holideys
Martinsburg
Washington County
Waterloo
Pen-Mar
John R Nesly
Roscoe C. White
Antietam Camp
Sons of Veterans
Frederick
Maryland
Eisenhauer
Ivy Tramps
Hamilton
Hagerstown
Marion A. Brian
Howard County School Board
Br. Brian
Baltimore
N. T. Wachter
Yellow Springs
Board of Promotion of Maryland
Joseph D. Baker
Annapolis
Mason and Dixon
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
A. R. Reuter
Sharpsburg
Princess. New social life drama gains readers in cities
A new copyrighted serial by SM. G. McGlelland will soon appear in Tae Weetsir News. It offers vivid pictures of New York City society and the Virginia peninsula with romance for young readers. The story light sheds on social problems with truth and fidelity in character drawing and is finely illustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SM. G. McGlelland
Tae Weetsir News
New York City
Virginia
Social World Reception At Female Seminary
A pleasant largely attended reception at the Frearress Female Seminary last night hosted by the young ladies. Many guests prepared to return home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freaeress Female Seminary
Oung
Booming Birminshan Letter on Alabama Coal Mines
The correspondent describes the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company mine complex near Birmingham Alabama. He details convicts used as labor, wage patterns, a stockade at the shaft, and conditions underground and above ground including a convict cook and church attendance. He notes a Southern bloodhound program and mentions meeting author Miss Margaret O'Brien at a local Alabama Club reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birminshan
United States
Elie
Aed
Times
E-v.s
Pratt Coal Wines
Tennessee Coul Sad Iron Company
T. C G. Plau
Alshams
Bury Prise
Alabama
Lauce
Soulf
Alabama Club
Margaret O'Brien
Pastor Remembered at Bethany in Unionville
Rev. W. E. Woolf and Jamily of Unionville were honored by friends from Bethany on Saturday. They brought a liberal supply of provisions and useful articles for the preacher and his family. On Monday Captain Danner gifted a fine turkey for Christmas dinner, leaving the family well supplied for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Woolf
Jamily
Unionville
Bethany
Danner
Woolf
Acting mayor fines citizen for disorderly conduct
Acting mayor Eisenhauer fined Geo Lewis of West 4th Street ten dollars and ninety five cents for disorderly conduct after an alleged assault on the mayor with an espantoon. Officer Brookey intervened and Lewis was jailed for 15 days at Fort Cromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhauer
Geo. Lewis
Weat 4Th Street
Brookey
Lewis
Fort Cromwell
Funeral notices from local church and cemetery services
The document reports multiple funeral notices and obituaries. It notes the funeral of Nelle Taylor of Beats Street scheduled for tomorrow at Asbury Cemetery, with mention of pallbearers and the funeral director. It also records the funeral of Mrs. Justice Cul ler Strietfer last week, with services at East Church Street residence, pallbearers listed, and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle ‘Taylor
Beats Street
Tomorowato
Stock Pei
Asbury
Ule Lewis Patrias
Schley
Elsting
Moet Olret Cemetery
Carty
Perry
Hiaivs
Cary
Thorp
Uel Tiums
Eslaimore
Tovpie
Rey
Inxiy Omstaad
Pallbesses
CW Grose
Bes
Rutter
Harvey Rouser
Wah
Keller R. Ce
Lnte
Jusis Culler Strietfer
James W. Lyons
East Church Street
Luther Kuttan
Pall Learere
John C. Hardt
Luther M. Engelbrecht
A. HH. Shaffner
War IL. Zimerman
Contest Seeks Frederick County Sunday School Teacher
Teu News launches a voting contest for the Most Popular Sunday School Teacher in Afaryland. The winner receives an Estey organ worth one hundred dollars. Voting rules remain as in their prior school teacher contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Teu News
Afaryland
Estey
Rock Springs County Notices Snow Skies and Injuries
County correspondence from Rocky Springs notes John Grove was hurt after being thrown from a colt last week. A light snow squall visited the area. Julian Kemp has recovered enough to move about following a grip. Sunday School holds planned Christmas services Thursday with Rev Castle speaking Sunday night. Cottage meetings occurred at multiple homes as preparations for Mass heat on Christmas Day continue. Thermometer dropped to 16 at 8 a.m. Friday, the coldest day of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
John Grove
Julian Kemp
Rmas
Castle
L. Twenty's
L. Lorz's
D. Main
Srs. Correl
Man Sentenced After Fire Attempt at Park Mills
Thos J Noppinger arrested by Officer Rickets on Sunday night and judged in jail Monday for attempting to set fire to a straw tick belonging to Mr Danis at Park Mills. Magistrate T B Turner held a hearing this morning at 10. Witnesses testified, Noppinger found guilty, bail set at 3500, held to await Grand Jury action. Noppinger claims residence in Cocke yville Baltimore county and pleads lack of responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Noppinger
Rickets
Danis
Reer Park Mills
T. B. Turner
Noppinger
Cockeysville
Baltimore County
A Car Load of Turkey Acar Load of Lurkers
A shipment described as a car load of turkeys and lurkers, consigned by Fairfax Brothers of View, was sent from Point of Docks to Washington DC yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Point of Docks
Wasington
Fairfax Brother
Christmas and New Year Greetings and Bargain Ads
A dated note of holiday wishes from A Zeltinger & Son accompanies long lists of book sets and sales. Local merchants like Wm W Lease & Coy, Gise Brothers, and David H Smith offer cheap musical instruments, dolls, and officeware at cost or below. The page also advertises a Temple of Fancy dinner and various children’s toys and clothbound volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Smith
Temple of Fancy
Christmas beer offered under dual rulers Hingie and Gambrinus
A Christmas advertising item promotes Export Beer bottled at Baltimore Brewing Company. It describes cases with quarts or pints, bottled in bottles and packaged in wood wrappers. Orders to Besant & Knott from 51 N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Brewing Company
Besant & Knott
Holiday Excursions And Low Railroad Fares Advertised
The notice promotes excursion tickets on Western Maryland and B and O railroads for Christmas and New Year holidays. It lists routes New York Baltimore Philadelphia and rates from 11 to 15 days, with trains from Frederick and specific departure times. Also advertises holidays sale, returns until January 4, plus mortgagee sale of a Frederick City property on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetera
Land Tinlruad
Staryland Heltroad
Ttsms
Cuubis Sci la Cachaye suLilbilge
Western Maryland Railroad
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelpia
Frederick
McDaniel
PLR
Mulliniz and Kemp Coat Sale and Carpet Department
Weamer from today the Salenze of our Ladies and Children's coats at Very Low Prices as we close them out This is a good opportunity TV Season to get a very cheap coat Carpet department Among the many desirable New Things will be found handsome Moquette and Daghestan Rags Portiers Art Square Druggetter Goatskin Rags in all colors Hassocks Chenille covers Stuat opened the Largest and Cheapest line of Umbrellas ever shown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Haller
Green House Taurant
Groenteli
Satia
Anneubey
A. Zeltinger & Son
Ube
Weamer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ikt Daily Sews
FREDL
Itc Wealubsé
Exposta
Moimroce Foraq
Decenbex JY
Isvi
Temyersr
Bam
I the Sun
Mowud
Moon Res
Nsw
D. HB. Best
Model Brish Bros
Casper the Youler
Moon's Phares
Eis Lee
Reformed
Burkittsville
L. M.mickley
Buckeystown
Father Wilson
M. E
A. J. Gill
Fredericks
Czbana
M. E. Church
Department of Mercy
Epworth League
Exey
Susdsy
Istegiavics
Chas. T. Ellis
Yy Mall
Lineale
J. Carter
CSS
Great &T
Carcer
Niagara Falls
Suspension Bridge
Carrie Mussetter
West Patrick Street
Jennie Bennett
East Patrick Street
John F. Kreb
Madison Street
Harry
C. Frank Schroeder
Mayor Braner
Alderman Eisenbauer
Harry Kiracoté
Blanche Strasburger
Robert Dean
Wm. Dean
Sirs. Sweigert
Hugh Fisher
South Market Street
Tria
Scott
Lytton
Irving
Thackersys
Chambers’ Encyclopedia
Wm. W. Lease & Coy
Gise Brothers
A. L. Wilne’s
Weat
Patrick Street
Gem
City Hotel
W.W. Lesse& Co
Glse Brothers
Kris Hingie
Hing Gambrinus
D. H. Best
Moeflers
51 N. Market 8
Attorneys-At-Law
Ilenn Worthington
Morbeck
Court House
Beets F.C
Norwest Vanelson
Esaerick
Levy
Ghancekey
Court Street
Dry Frederick, Md
C. “Herman, Sn
Green House
Sto
South Street
James E. Walker & CO
Manu
J.B. Walker
Atvuls Wood
Saar
Ohio River
John Hendrickson
Ricked
Herman F. Steiner
Asiee L. Stelner
David Lowenstein
Oga
Frederick City
Fife County
Meryland
West Prickee
Proaanice
Saooee
Stars of
Balog Thezamelotar
David Lowonatela
Othetta L. Steinar
Ebert‘ Hardware Store
H. F. Steiner
David Lowenstely
Modgugze
John T Michael
John T. Mlichael
John T. ‘Michael
Frederick Co
Hon
Michael
Benj. F. Reich
Frederick, Md
J. Doll & Son
Ars Presents
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mullinix & Kemp's
N. B
Stuat
Rodock & Nzdig
Roce & Nzidig
Hider
Neidne
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