Bre t time forewing ads in The Nore show local merchants
The notice commends local advertisers and promises reliable ads while urging readers to report irregularities. Listings include Silks Satins and Furniture Renner Kemp C Carty Famitere W H Erchison Drs Goods Dolt Brothers Lots for Sale W Fifth Street At Half Price Stewart's Bazar Sheetings D H Best Dwelling for Rent George W Grove Gay Bros Minstrels S Hemmack Gen Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Renner & Kemp
C. C. Carty
Immortal books and ice house tales in local notes
Brief miscellaneous items from the era include Plato on books and their progeny, a Walkershire ice haul of 12 loads with ice house thickness from 23 to 3 inches, a vaccine physician appointment for district No. 3 in 1894, a Chixes accident in Emmitsburg, a quote about a doll show from TRE News via the Baltimore American, a foundry steam burn incident at Union Foundry, and vine theft from M E Church property in Emmitsburg.
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Plato
Wm. A. Cramer
Walkershire
Chas
Goldsboro
Joseph E. Beatty
Massachusetts
Betton
Charles Coox
Emmitsburg
Lez
TRE News
Agnne
Plsa
Baltimore American
Maryland
Frederick
William Wilcoxon
Union Foundry
M. E
Emmiteburg
Hr. Win. Foss
H. Mann
Pye Jest
Frank Seppington
Besant and Knott
Personal notes from Union Bridge and Frederick society
Purely personal notices record visits and social moves across Carroll and Frederick counties. Hon Ches Devilbiss and Misses Worthington Brubaker Sefton Ramsburg attend events and travels. locals greet guests from Annapolis Baltimore and Cincinnati. Hotel arrivals list several names. sick list notes Mrs Rebecca Cronise and George Schroeder back at work. Orphans Court files release for Inlisg Belt and Thomas Thomas executor.
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Ches. 8
Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Frederick
Alice Worthington
Myrtle Brubaker
Brunswick
Mary Sefton
Hagerstown
Fire destroys Union Foundry and Stove Works
At 5 45 this morning the Union Foundry and Stove Works on South Street near Telegraph was totally destroyed by fire. The pattern house and several outbuildings burned as residents battled heat and smoke. Firemen drew water from a nearby plug while a telegraph pole sparked fear of live wires. Loss is estimated between 15000 and 20000 dollars with heavy damage to pots and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Foundry
Btove
Pampell Foundry
South Street
Telegraph
Btove Works
Wm Wilcoxon
Pattern House
Mesere
Albert Paisley
Thomas Davis
Fime
Fie
James Abrecht
Zeigler
Hergesheimer
Thomas Goodman
Junior
United Companies
McMurray
Charles Pheobas
Madison Avenue
Freman
Wilcoxon
Bir
Middletown Fire Company History Recalled from 1903
A historical note describes Middletown’s early fire services starting with a 1663 lottery to purchase the first engine, followed by a 1850 fair that funded a new engine. The Independents and Juniors formed, were uniformed, but disbanded before the Civil War. The old 1803 engine later sold to a Frederick machinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick Stemble
Thomas Powell
Peter Suman
Henry Stemble
Samuel Shou
Miidleicws
Frederick
Market Gossip and Prices Spread in a Busy Town
A crowded market report notes water shortages during a big fire and traders adjusting to hard times. Prices for butter eggs poultry meat fish vegetables and fruits are given, with shad arriving from the South and local butchers adjusting quotes. A Gen Gordon lecture Friday at City Opera House supports church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Porterhouse
Bay Taylors
Funerals and Local Notices from Frederick County
The Iste Addison Collifiower son of Judge Bernard Colliftower died unexpectedly. Peter Larkin a colored man had funeral at Asbury Church with Rev. Lawson and Rev. Probee officiating. Mrs. Samuel Jones funeral at her son's residence with Rev. Ingle. William Feagae interred at Mount Olivet. An accident in Rouzer tanyard left Mr. Willman with a severely damaged finger. Various readers submit answers to prisoner count problems and 666 problem solutions in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Collifiower
Bernard Colliftower
Graceham
Doll Bros
Peter Larkin
Asbury A. M
BP. Lawson
R. E. Probee
Thos. Lyles
Alexander Davis
Scott J .Minor
Joseph W. Jackson
George Herbert
Wim James
Fredericktonian Lodge
A.F
A.T. Rice & Sons
Samuel Jones
W. A. Kolb
North Market Street
Osborne Ingle
Joseph L. Sapitalin
Joseph Payne
Willam James
George Ott
Jestice Miller
William Feagae
Mount Olivet
Schroder
Rouzer Tanyard
Mechanicstown
Mr. Willman
Mr. Stull
Youngest Wenner Hit by Horse Receives Aid
Little Clark Wenner, youngest son of Mr. George Wenner of Branesick, was kicked in the face by a horse on Saturday. He received medical aid from Dr A G Tine and is now going very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Clark Wenner
George
Wenner
A.G. Getine
Sonny Lenten Leconics
Harry Keefer
Dan Steiner
Annnapolia
Washington
Fox hunt incident reported with missing quarry
After Siv Reynard, several sportsmen including Col. Nutt, Cady Smith, Prof. Charles Hargett, Gen. Lee, Simmons and others joined a fox hunt this morning. By noon, no word on the fox or the hunt's outcome had been heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siv Reynard
Col. Nutt
Cady Smith
Charles Hargett
Gen. Lee
Simmons
The Girl About Town Week Ahead and Lent Plans
The column surveys winter weather shifts, social events, and Lent preparations. Highlights include theater notes with Cr Ebenezer Clarke and Miss Ford, charity teas, fancy balls, and the Opera House critique. A condemned man, a bridge arson attempt, and local civic chatter frame the week’s bite.
Elx Ridge Lodge, No. 39 Oof Instituted at Brunswick
Dispensation granted to form a new Odd Fellows lodge in Brunswick. Elx Ridge Lodge No. 39 O. O. F. was instituted in Pythian Hall with Grand officers presiding. Eighteen candidates were initiated or received by card. A oyster supper followed, and the lodge plans to meet each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Pythian Hall.
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LO. O. F
Brunswick
Grand Lodge
Independent Order
Odd Fellows
Pythian Hall
Venner, Swank & Co
Stargland
Onder
Elx Ridge
Grove
Lawson House
CC. Mongsa
Feco
J. W. Moore
Railread
Bridge Streets
Maryland Legislature Debates Tariff and Oyster Law Reforms
Maryland Senate urges passage of Wilson tariff bill while amendments to the general oyster law are drafted by Senator Wilason. A House bill limits Potomac River log fishing time. Adjutant General Douglass introduces militia legislation. Senate bills address publication of laws and mortgage taxation, with amendments and postponements. Fire Company organized in Middletown with 60 members and elected officers.
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Senate of
Maryland
United States Senate
Wilason
House
Potomac River
Douglass
Senate
Baltimore City
Senator Newmen
Committee On Finance
Newman
Bennett
Frederick County
Mary
Middletown
Millard Cook
Emory M. Bowlus
Charles K. Rhoderick
William @. Boileau
Taniel Kefanger
J. E. Beatty
Samuel Lighter
George C. Gardner
Wm. Boilean
Dani Kefsuver
General Gordon Lecture at City Opera House on Monday
Frederick residents urged to attend General Gordon's lecture on Appomattox at the City Opera House. Admission 25 and 50 cents. tickets on sale at Yeakie's. Advertisements offer piano and organ repairs and a note from W H Hammack at The Gem Store and W T Delaplaine promoting real estate services and classified services.
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Wa. P
The Modern Invalid Seeks Mild Medicinal Luxuries
The article notes that the modern invalid desires tasteful medicinal remedies that are acceptable in form wholesome in composition beneficial in effect and free from objectionable qualities. If unwell they consult a physician and for constipation use Syrup of Figs.
Remnant Carpet Stock Sale at Mullinix Kemp Store
Daily additions to our remnant inventory pour from the carpet department. Remnants of Hamburg edges laces and mats are measured and marked to clear stock. Great opportunity to buy matting shelves at bargain prices. Call early for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Cail
Guy Brothers Acrostic Minstrel Show Admission Notice
By G.R. Guy manager Buy Brothers offer a refined moral entertainment promising value for money. Ladies and children urged to attend with all seats reduced for the City Opera House performance on Feb 6. Winebrewer to hold a public sale of 20 young draught and beatnesa horses at the Fair Grounds on March 15, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.R. Guy
Eitter Minstrel
Guy Brothers
City Opera House
D. C. Winebrewer
Fair Grounds
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Tee
Hoch
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Wasuixetos
D.C
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Weather Bureau
Suke of
Gaver
Lewis H. Reese
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Lottie Ramsburg
Ellen R. Blake
Mirs
Dudley Page
Cumberland
Sloan
Maggie Snouffer
Fengaville
5. L. Chew
Annapolis
Ross Parrish
Baltimore
Lesterday
Dirz Haven
A. W.ureer
Reading
HB. Hennamses
L. Wampler
G Brett
Phie- McKhim Hoc
W. Carlisle
Wast
G. Selby
Howard Co
J. L. Chew
Wengels
Cincinnatti
A_ Weldman
New York
J J. Hemgartner
Rebecca Cronise
West Third Street
George Schroeder
Thomas Thomas
A Mokenikg Blaze
Comoor
Frederic
Webster
Fish Deslers
Fish Desler
Shad
Gen
Gordon
John B.gordon
Presbyterian Church
W.P. Widder
Clars Wineterg
Csl
C.C. Fox
John J.est
Buckeystown
Wm. D. Harris
New London
Geo. Gisbons
Braddock
Biss ME
Airy
Robert Graham
Brekeystown
Paine
Speali
Tom Hood
Hawaii
Creston Clarke
Miss Ford
Purae
Key
Academy of Music
Wm. Leonard
Mur Gerer
Baltimore Fim
David Rolb
Leonard
Hkey
Monocacy River
Bridgeport
Erumitsburg
Hezesiah Hawk
Hawk
Shove
Legislature
General Gordon
City Opera
Presbyterian
Gen. Gordon
Stalon
Wm H. Hammack
Gem
Tuck
W. T. Delaplaine
Mullinix & Kemp
Mouom & Kur
John Hendrickson
Hess
FCK
California
Hust
Kemp's
F. V
STAUB
Riers
Beckley
J. ‘Eb. Walker & CO
James B. Walker
Segu & Gresa W
Otten
Febranes Ree
Bae
Bodooe & Neidig
Jropock Anedigc
Roe Sodaiwin
Cent Cultas Teze
Bruseels
Ingrain
Eres
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. “T. Rice & Bone
Festses Dasserors
Fredelice
Calis
Mardddly
R. BR. Li
Harley
R. Ry Harley
Balratt Lok
Rechart Allok
Hasley
South Market Street
John A. Kennedy
Peredaily
March
Merchant Talon
No.23
N. Market
LOY & Perry
LOZ & Perry's
W. C. Eldridge
Parby
HiAzege Cs. Ameure
Hamburgs
West Patrick Street
H. Bladeston
Notheins
B. H. Buacston
Marset Street
Nepucei
Art Ragsesied
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