New City and County Directory to Publish This Year
The Daily News announces a new comprehensive directory in partnership with Mr Wm H Kirwin of Saratoga. It will list every resident over 20 with occupation and address, include city government, institutions, and a street directory with tenants by street intersection, plus rural county listings. Subscription set at $3.50 with fixed advertising rates and prime display.
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Ganvass
Wm. H. Kirwin
Saratoga
Birwin
United States
Local notices and community updates from Frederick county
Monthly board of charities meeting at Monteyne Hospital next Tuesday. John J. Shenk of Burkittsville patents a newspaper file. Post offices in several towns will switch to money orders on January 4. Marriage license issued in Washington to George Sottlemyer and Little A Young. Purity Lodge holds a special meeting tonight. Montesue Road open work by Captain Joseph Groff expected to finish today. John Walsh starts at Brush Factory Monday. Stanley Young promoted to assistant liquidating clerk after Fawsett resignation. End of year lull as ice houses remain empty. Twenty Baltimore shipyard vessels launched in 1891. M C officers election Sunday. Large fire in Baltimore on Howard Street damages buildings and stock. Two men killed on rail in Allegany County. Christmas service at Glete Reformed Sandsyahooi crowded with modest decorations. Sermon and orphan’s Home charity collection. Candies and ranges shared. Funeral for Nelson Norwood of Liberty today at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correction
Monteyne Hospital
John. J. Shenk
Burkittsville
Jefferson
Johnsville
New Market
Walkersville
Mount 8
George Sottlemyer
Frederick City
Little A. Young
Baltimore
Fpurity Lodge
Montesue Road
Joseph Groff
John Walsh
Brush Factory
Stanley Young
Smart
Inn House
Charles F. Fawsett
Wno
M. C
Howard Street
Allegany County
Prize organ contest ends with Frederick teacher winner
The News Organ voting contest for Sanday-acboo Sunday school teachers closed yesterday. C. W. P. Cashoun of Frederick won the popular vote amid much public interest. Judges included local officials from Frederick and Buckeystown. voting was fair and earnest as supporters campaigned for their teachers. Cashoun is a teacher at the Reformed Seeds School and popular with the Bowery Lumber Company community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. PF. Cashoun
Frederick
Capimren
Neus Organ
Polis
C. W. FL
Caskour
Wacher
Reformed Seeds School
Sredenek
Basu
Estey
C. WP. Deshour
Prederick
Minnie Dron
Urbana
Marty Schroeder
Frederts
Cornelin'Billeary
Mary Lebbert
Georgie Poole
Mary Filter
Katie Kemp
M. Loy
Adolphus
Adolphus Fearbake Mr W. E. Rindley, Buckey! Muss Fannie Zimmerman
Pauline Hammond
Marke
Lara
Deeeeee Wee
Wm. M. Hard
Geo. E. Myer
Gize
George A
Florence McDonald
Ocock
Observing New Year in Frederick City
Frederick observes New Year with churches holding services and societies hosting events. The news notes holiday closures, post office hours, and social receptions at the F C M C A, with programs including music, gifts, and gatherings across Episcopal, Presbyterian, German Baptist, Evangelical Lutheran, and Chinese League groups.
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Frederick
Tas
Tre Chuecees
Episcopal Church
United Brethren
Presbyterian
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Purely Personal News From Local residents
Purely personal notes recap visitors and travelers. Robert Clabsugh of Washington DC returned home after a visit. Mrs John Stude and bride of near Jeff erton spent weekend with Mrs George Mehrling. Miss Nellie Getzendanner visits Baltimore. Geo Beckley heads to Baltimore and Washington DC for a few days. Miss Imogene Dorsey leaves for Peabody Conservatory studies in Baltimore. Miss Corydon M Dorsey and Augustus L Warfield of Carroll County were guests of Mrs F W B Dorsey. Miss Bessie Ranneberger visits sister Miss Katie Ranneberger. Ma W E Wright and Miss Katie Gout of Easton MD visit. Mr Jacob Filler of Virginia returns home from East Third street. Daisy and Maggie Kline to return from Washington. Wm B Bowles and Walter Rice leave for Baltimore for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clabsugh
Washington, D. C
John Stude
Bride
Jefferton
George Mehrling
South Street
Ors. Mehrling
Stride
Nellie Getzendanner
South Market Street
Baltimore
Geo. Beckley
Washington, D.C
M. Imogene Dorsey
Airy
Baltimore, S
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Corydon M. Dorsey
Augustus L. Warfield
Carrol County
F. W.B. Dorsey
East Second Street
Bessie Ranneberger
Fountain Rock
Misa Katie Ranneberger
W. E Wright
Katie Gout
Easton
Jacob Filler
Virginis
W. E. Filler
East Third Street
Daisy
Maggie Kline
Washington
William B Bowles
Walter Rice
Visi
Orange Party at Double Pipe Creek Celebrates Miss Dereikenner
An Orange Party was hosted Monday evening at the residence of Mr Buckey at Double Pipe Creek to honor his daughter Miss Dereikenner. Guests included Misses Minnie Muller Iva Weant Sashie Saylor Alice Cash Mag Buckey Ads Buckey Mellie Bond Carrie Engler Fannie Diehl Lulu Buckey Minnie Buckey Hannah Shank Jessie Bradford Katie Dorcns and many others with Mr Harvey Weant as master of ceremonies.
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Mr Buckey
Double Pipe Crees
Mise Dereikenner
Gaby
Coles
Aed
Miler
Harvey Weant
Misses Minnie
Matuie Muller
Iva Weant
Sashie Saylor
Alice Cash
Double Pipe Creek
Mag- BS
Ads Buckey
Mellie Bond
Gbnsville
Carrie Engler
Fannie Diehl
Union Bridge
Lulu
Minnie Buckey
Jluldieharg
Hannah Shank
Jessie Bradford
Baltimore
Katie Dorcns
Woodsboro
Mehring
Caicazo
Ewer
Princeton Buckey
Middleburg
Morris Miller
Oliver Cash
Harvey
John Weant
John Engiar
Johnsville
Will Dorens
Milton Koons
York Head
Big blaze destroys Valley Farm barn and stock
A fire at Valley Farm on Gas House Road southeast of town destroyed the barn and corn house, with hay, sericultural tools, 20 cattle and several mules lost. Origin undetermined, suspected incendiary. Loss about $3,500, largely insured. Firemen arrived quickly but no stock could be saved.
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McMurray
Gas House
Deaths and obituaries in Baltimore and local area
George H. C Neal prominent Baltimore dry goods merchant dies at Hollins near the Northern Central Railway after pneumonia. Interment planned in Warrenton Virginia beside wife, born 1829 in Frederick. He leaves a daughter and three sons. Mrs Beckley Elizabeth Haller Beckley dies at about 73 after paralysis. survived by five children. John W. Minor, Colored man of Backeystown, dies of pneumonia. funeral at Burn Church. Henderson family notice of Mr Henderson, Tyrone, Virginia death. daughter Moss Henderson abroad for holidays.
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George Neal
George H. C Neal
Baltimore
Hollins
Northern Central Railway
Warrenton
Biss
Neal
Frederick
Gabriel Buckley
Beckles
Elizabeth Haller
Captain Beckley
Beckley
Quitman
Lawrence
Constantine
Slisses
Jennie
Sabine Beckley
TY Minor
John W. Minor
Backeystown
Burn Church
Rev. Beene
Hope Hil
J. Warfield
W. Johnson
J. Weeden
D. Ayers
Geo. W. Peters
The Sick list crosses paths of many afflicted by grip
A local sickness report lists several residents with the grip or related illnesses. Susana R Lakin and John Zimmermans on West Patrick Street are ill, John T Worthington lies sick at Wall residence in Bakers Valley, Mrs Worthington attends, and others on East Church Street East Fourth Street North Market Street and East Sixth Street show varied illnesses including pneumonia asthma and relapse. A note mentions a long letter from Mr G W Moore of West Baltimore and Preble County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susana R. Lakin
West Patrick Street
John M. Zimmerman
John T. Worthington
Wall
Baker’s Valley
Worthington
Mery Getzandanner
East Church Street
John Mehrling
West South Street
Boyer
East Fourth Street
Polger Michiasey
Tuz News
Katie Getzendanner Wao
Daniel Crimmins
North Merket Street
Joseph Blair
East Sixth Street
John Filby
West Seventh St
Jesse Haines
East Fourth St
Wilson
East Fifth Street
Charles Eline
West Seventh Street
D. P. Cremer
G. W. Moore
West Baltimore
Preble County
Christmas Notes From Eastern Shore Towns
County correspondence from several towns reports holiday visits and gatherings. The piece notes guests from Washington and Baltimore counties, local church events and a Christmas program at Urbana, and social rounds in Rocky Springs and Middleburg with mentions of illness, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day activities, and local staff changes in Myerstille.
Funeral of Mr James O' Hive in New Market district
The obituary details the death of Mr James O Hive aged 44 years 10 months and 23 days after a throat and lung illness. It notes his residence near Hoon's Hill B&O and his brother J Monroe Rice merchant at Bartholow's Station. The service was conducted by Rev MG Batra at Urigity church New Market with family present. Interment was private at the new cemetery.
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AL OC. Khe
Mosday Lnst
Tay News
Trany Moe
Church South
New Maroeh
Tela
Hoon's Hill
B&o. RK
J. Monroe Rice
Bartholow
Ann Moles- Worth
I. G. D. Rice
Hopkines
Isaac S. Russell
White Cloud Club entertains at Buckey home reception
Sixty seven members of the White Cloud Clnic led by the Independent Deum Corps paraded from their headquarters at 7:45 PM to the residence of Mr. Jacot Buckey on West South Street, where refreshments and a plush rocker gift to Mrs. Henry V. Nelson were noted. The group left at 10 PM after two hours of hospitality and returned to headquarters. Edgewood hosts a charming reception at the Gambrill home in Arnby with a formal receiving party and elegant dress. A private dance at United Hall features Henry Costes’ orchestra with about twenty five couples from 9:30 PM to 1:30 AM. A Milas Ada Nelson party on West Third Street hosts a progressive euchre with twelve attendees and early refreshments. Wedding notices announce Miss Minute Hawk to Mr Al G. Tabier at St John’s Lutheran Church in Martinsburg W V on January 7 at 7:30 PM. Hon. Charles W. Hoffman will receive friends tomorrow from 4 to 8 PM at the Central Bank residence.
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White Clouds
White Cloud Clnic
Deum Corps
Jacot’ Buckey
West South Street
Edward Koontz
Brrs
Henry
Edgewood
James H. Gambrill
Arnby
Jas. H. Gambrill
Minnie
Blondie
Rruanna Cambri
Daisy
Haddie Gorman
Washington
May Jones
Laurel
Alica [Noonan
Misa Thress Kunkel
Willard G. Keller
United Hall
Henry Costes
H- Walter Cook
Fred. W. Baumann
James
Milas Ada Nelson
West Thisd
Weat Third Street
Mise Minute Hawk
AL. G. Tabier
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martinsburg
W. V
Miss Hawk
Charles W. Hoffman
Central Bank
Marriage Licenses of Frederick H Keeler and Marietta Arme
Marriage license notices list couples from Fairmount and surrounding areas including Frederick H Keeler and Marietta Arme of Fairmount, Charles J Bittie and Effie L Brown of Harmony, Phenix Lovell and Ramie Smith of Buckeystown, James W Poole and Claudia Warbaugh of Sabillasville, Geo W M Albaugh and Martha E Bandley of Harmony Crowe, Shryer Stover of Charlestown W V and Vernon Leslie of Loudoun county Va.
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Frederick H. Keeler
Marietta
Real Estate Transfers Listed Including Perches and Prices
Geal Estate Transfers show Thames and wife selling 121 75 100 perches to Franklin Savings Bank for 245 66. Outerbridge Horsey and George M Swank with wife transfer land in Petersville district to John T Pfeifer for 75. Ferdinand C Isbaney sells 59 acres to John Wrather for 1500. John B H Shutt with wife and Seab Schutt sell county real estate to C Khoe for 57.50.
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Geal
AD. Thames
Franklin Savings Bank
Outerbridge Horsey
George M. Swank
John T. Pfeifer
Petersville
Ferdinand C
John Wrather
John BH. Shutt
Seab- Schutt
Saszenab Ard Denter C. Khoe
The Weekly News Beadt- Paper Promotes New Serial Princesa
The Weekly News announces a broadened format with eight pages of city county state and foreign news plus features on farms dairy liv estock fashions science health road improvements etiquette and a sensational serial Princesa set south of us in Virginia. The piece highlights new advertisers and a price plan of less than two cents weekly for 62 weeks and notes several public sale and legal notices as new ads.
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Paris
Pais
Talmage
Epfetica
Mary Jane
Market Sccnve
Popitia
Virginia
Gilpin
McCoomas
Executrix
Fremen's Ball at the Rink New Year's Eve event
The Independent New Years Eve Ball takes place at the rink this evening with Frederics Riflemen Orchestra providing dance music. The Jenior White Cloud Club will attend in a body, joining the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremen's
Frederics Riflemen
Jenior White Cloud Club
Green House Restaurant to buy large supply of apes
Local note states Mr Grane E Halles plans a New Year cash purchase of a large supply of fine apes. The goods will be sold at a very close margin at the Green House Restaurant, Western Maryland’s largest oyster house, run by E Haier, proprietor, Green House Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grane E. Halles
Green House
Maryland
E. Haier
Green House Restaurant
Local coal dealer ad linked to a death warning
A fragmented local notice quotes a woman seeking coal and hints a death from illness. It then promotes Kellar & DeLashmatt coal as cheap and clean, and cites Western Maryland Railroad and B&O R R holiday excursion fares from December 23, 1891, to January 4, 1892 with a minimum 15 cent rate and 3 cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Western M Maryland Railroad
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