Welkersville Local Notes Sketch Busy Community
A midwinter digest from Welkersville highlights meetings, appointments, and local business. Items include a Tuesday eve assembly by the Hovs Arceseem, a road supervisor election in Frederick No. 24, and updates on school pension exams, alderman sessions, and tax exemptions for manufacturing plants. Also noted are church services, a charity meeting, a patent grant for railway signals, and residents moving to Northbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciimethy de Telepaere
Breser
Severteen
Fort Gavern Orirom
Bes Orgenwzets Choral Des
twerts-Bre Gates
Renner
Kemp
Hanusume Su Ingieg
David Main
Parsons
Frederick Ritemen
Board of County School Commissioner
Court House
C. H. Eckstein
Frederick County
Board of Pension Examining
Ofice
J. B. Solt
Maude
P. R.R
Northbrook
Chester County
Jacob Solt
J. H. Remsburg
Middletown
New Bern
Jacob Haupt
Bolivar
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Marshall Briscoe
Breagle
Wilson
Governor Grants Pardon for Frederick County Larceny Conviction
On recommendation by the Fudges and local citizens, Governor pardons Augustus Heard who was convicted in Frederick County Circuit Court at the February term 1589 of larceny and sentenced to the House of Reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudges
Frederick County
Augustus Heard
Co.ored
House of Reformation
Railroad Tale In Mechanicstown Sparks Valley Debate
The Mechanicstown Clarion previews a new rail line proposed through Middletown Valley. Local leaders discuss a possible conference with Mardletown Valley men to fund and route the line via the Lortly be a confere ce between representatives to advance the Lending of 2 reflres. The piece weighs upper route across Catoctin Spring and lower cross-line via Rocky Ridge and Emmitsburg to Gettysburg, arguing schedules and regional impact. It notes potential cost, ore and wood impacts, and fears Middletown Valley would lose access to a direct sea-board route if the cross-lines clash with existing lines. The editorial signals ongoing debate and promises further commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Mechanicstons Clarion
Mardletown Valley
M.V.K
Skowli
Catoctin Spr
Ferther
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
W Mlkr
P. R. FL
Move & G Hell
Ww. MW. RR
W. RR
W. Mlr
Middletown Valley
WAL
Seaboard
Frederick County
Frederick Junction
Pound Party at Araby Hosts and Guests Celebrate
A social pound party was held Tuesday evening January 27 at John J Nulls residence Araby. Committee members were Samuel E Stupp May and Adessa Null. Guests enjoyed games and a lavish dining room feast before returning to the parlor for more games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Null
Araby
Samuel E.stupp
Miss May
Adessa Null
Eyentue
Annie
Mamie
Ide Zimmerman
Nannie
Bernice Shaeffer
Mary Stupp
Beck Talks on Creagerstown Hotel Troubles
Mr. L. Beck formerly ran the Creagerstown hotel and now lives in Summit Point West Virginia. Frederick newsmen report his sudden departure amid financial hardship rather than dishonesty. Mrs Beck says he left with his belongings not owed to anyone and most goods taken belonged to his wife.
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Creagerstown
L. Beck
Summit Point
W. Va
Frederick
Telephone Linesmen Restore City Lines After Storm
The linesmen spent ten days repairing storm damage and aim to have most city connections open by tonight. The Chautauquus Literary and Scientific Circle met at Minnie Markey’s East Patrick Street home, with a strong program and a note of the next meeting. Free calendar giveaway on the return of sacks for two barrel Ceresville roller flour from E A Shriver Midling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.f.abler
Chautaugus Literary and Scientific Circle
Siss Minnie Markey
East Patrick Street
Ceresville
Telephone
E. A. Shriver Midling Company
Death of John Sheets Prompts Funeral Notice
Ai John Sheets died yesterday at age eighteen. Funeral set for tomorrow at noon in Examusburs, this county. A separate entry reports a murderously tragic incident involving Martha from overdose of quinine. a mother Mech is named, with confusion over the substance and a cholera-like convulsion outcome.
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Sobs Sheets
John Sheets
Examusburs
Mech
Martha
Theisi Ke
Har
Ith Sries
Baltimore Markets Feb 3 Price Sheet Notes Wheat Cotton
Markets show steady bid tones on wheat with northern and southern futures mixed. Provisions and dairy hold narrow ranges as Chicago items and local stokers adjust to demand. eggs remain quiet at limited fresh lines.
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Baltimore
Howard Street
May
Tania
Weel Whitt
Burial of Stewart Heiser After Fatal Train Crash
Funeral notice from Unionville for Stewart Heiser killed when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Mt. Airy Watersville Carroll County as trains passed through all night. He was about twenty, intoxicated on Saturday, body later interred at Linganore cemetery with Rev. Plymier officiating. Also lists hotel arrivals, open letter from General Raum, and various medicinal advertisements.
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Tax News
Unionville
Stewart Helser
Mt. Airy
Stewart Heiser
Daniel Heiser
Baltimore and Ohio
Watersville
Carroll County
Lsst
Waterseville
Linganore Cemetery
Plymier
AMID PROMISES OF CURE FOR DISEASES AND COUGHS
A Fortuosie woman Mary L Baker of Ovid Michigan reports partial recovery after using D Miles New Heart Cure. The advertisement hawks Kemp's Balsam and Dr Miles Heart Cure, claiming relief from coughs, bronchitis, and chest pains, with testimonials and price claims.
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Mary L. Baker
Ovid
Mich
Wess
Pihier
Joe B Garou
Mbce
Cullen Jew
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Welkersville
All Saints’ P. E
St. Blazes
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Gannon
W. Kiracofe
Young People’s Society of the
United Brethren Church
Mite Society
BI. E. Church
T. E. Pope
North Market Street
ROYAL
Pease UK
RFI
Ewis
MR. Beck
Orry Hover
S L Griffin, Jr
A C Lovell
HO Kline
W BL Levy
WC Hunter
J Engle
Philadelphia
D Schultz
F C Franke
WF Leland
CR Scarff
J Thomas
P L McCarty
GC Howser
Fellheimer
Chrystal
R Goodin
Boston
George Lehner
Chambersburg
W Pratt
Buffalo
Egben
EB Allen
Washington, DC
J T Vinson
Rockville
Dunstan
Smith
Oanoke
Canis House
W. G. Shindie
Raum
Commissioner of Pensions
Hanker
Baltimora
Brant
Steiner Brothers
Victor
Syaur
Hes
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louise
TORK
Lobb
Fifteenth &J
Katte
Tee Kerep
Salem
Witte A
Jo. B. Gar
Milee
Stelner Brothara
Steiner Bros
Milroad Odieigis
Victor Liver Syrup
Hartley
SS. S
Casrsats
Colombia
Parrish
Procern. P. Baking Powder. Co
Baidmore
Journal
Aeeioss Ginctipe
Baden
GEO. P. Rowell & CO
Berean
Spruce St
New York
Buchanan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
VA. R
Baltimore and Ohio and
Virginia Western
Upper James
Roanoke
James River
Central Land Company OF
D. Weeks
Central Land Co. of
Buchanan, Virginia
Virginia Norédewsin
Shyasemi
Cepyngs
Ceody
the Furniture and Undertaking House OF Co. C. Carty
Patrick Street
Maryland
Sexton Grand
Hester
Rofal Argand
Liszrty Sorarz
Inoble Cook
Tron King
Our
Thoma
E. 4. C. Fox
Hustler
Excelsior
Grand Climax
Rootes
J. Widson & Son
East Patricest
Rederick
H. N.etchison & Son
Atarrh House & CO
Silver Creek
Nia
Scena
Joms ScackBouse Co
Sore Er
Joseph B
Gabe
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