Auction notices from February to March in Frederick area
The fragment lists a sequence of auction and sale notices from February 9 to March 7 in Brestly and surrounding towns. Names include John McDevitt heirs, Jacob Moffet, Charles B Font, Walter Saunders, Milton Burke, and Major Harvey Lease with real estate, livestock, farming implements, household goods, and personal property to be sold. Listings reference Daily News and Weekly News notices and bills.
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Brestly
City Hotel
John MceDevitt
Frederick É& Catoctin Road Co
Seeady
Chase Fout
Jacob
Chas
Font
Adz
Cherles B Font
Milton Burke
Crick
Baltimore Pike
Ady
Walter Saunders
GW “Taylor Traxsville
Charles B Fox
Blarkell and Brown
Frederick
Daily News
SM Bres Thomas
Jobs Brehl
É&E
Afarck
Harvey
Greadr
Michael
Deaks
Chaseb
Joseph Glaze
Young People's Society Holds Impressive U B Church Service
The U B church youth group held a service last night at Atte U B Church. Attendance was not large. Four new accessione were noted by the lookout committee.
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U.B
Young People’s Society of the
U. B
Reunion of Company C Cavalry at Gettysburg Tonight
The reunion of Company C Cole's Cavalry will be held at Gettysburg this evening. They will meet at the McClellan House at 6 pm and a banquet will follow at the GAR hall at 7 30. Also notes include a Rushville gum ear incident and a historic Examiner extra from 1888 with a telegram from Queen Victoria to President Buchanan.
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Cole’s Cavalry
Gettysburg
McCiellan House
Gar Hall
Evert
Wr. H.geisbert
East Sixth Street
Examiner
Afr
W. H.R. Kelly
Queen Victoria
James Buchanan
How to Do It and Local Incidents in Texas
How to Do It describes a Texas laude performing a marriage with a vow like a pledge to stand by each other. The piece notes the couple nodding, the groom saying you bet, and the ceremony concluding. Also covered is a shed burned by an incendiary after a notice to burn, with cows saved except one slightly burned. A Washington County case on insanity is reversed after jurors request their names be removed from the inquisition.
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Texas Laude
Louisa Cunningham
Washington County
Lslow
Bartgis
St West Patrick St
Ian
Eigur
Willard
Cerone Foecerick
Aludesman
Adam
Militia Officers and Roster Totals From 1888 Return
The Adjutant General transmits to Congress a financial statement of U S militia forces for 1888. Maryland lists 49 general staff officers 51 regimental officers 104 company officers 447 non commissioned 134 musicians 1188 privates total 1988. Virginia shows 225 commissioned 3502 privates total 2621 unorganized 225000 men available. West Virginia lists 75 commissioned 199 non commissioned 635 privates and 90000 men available. District of Columbia has 1 general officer 10 staff 36 regimental 62 company 202 non commissioned 81 privates total 1218 and 42000 unorganized men available for duty.
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Drom
Congress
United States
War Department
Maryland
Virginia
Bes
Weat
District of Columbia
Efforts to Evade Prombiien in Garrett County
Local option enforcement tightens in Garrett County as youths devise schemes to obtain liquor via express shipments. Two minors used a forged recipient name Samuel Miller to claim a jug, but the agent refused without proper order. The ruse failed and John Barleycorn remained in the express office.
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Prombiien
Garrett County
Towa
Express Company
Cumberland
Express
Samuel Miler
Semre
Miller
Samuel Miller
Expressman
Accomnta
Bia Elamm
John Barley Corn
Express Office
Confirmation at Westminster Bishop Paret Visits
Bishop Paret administered the rite of confirmation at Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church in Westminster last evening. He preached an earnest sermon on Onlye of little faith. Rev Dr Rich Dean of the Baltimore Convocation and Rev C E Harding of Holy Evangelier Chapel Baltimore assisted in the chancel along with James W Read and Wyllys Rede from Westminster.
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Westminster
Paret
Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church
Dr. Rich
Baltimore
Reva. C. E. Harding
Holy Evangelier Chapel
James W. Read
Wyllys Rede
Fancy Paris Waistcoats Set Men’s Evening Style
Import from Paris showcases white corded aulk waistcoats heavily embroidered with white silk and pearl beads. Only a half dozen available in the city. Evening waistcoats crafted in silk embroidery with materials including white corded silk white satin and marseilles, black embroidered vests also popular. Trousers feature a narrow three-eighths inch side seam embroidered to match the waistcoats.
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Paris
Marseilles
California Excursions to Colorado and Pacific Coast Points
Excursions to Colorado and Pacific Coast points run January 5 and 20, and February 12 and 26. Passengers buying second-class tickets receive free sleeping car accommodations to Kansas City and onward. Limited numbers. contact B and O Passenger Agents in Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, or Washington for details.
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California
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
B.& OO
Central Bldg
Balto , Md
HA. Muller
Avent
Wilmington
Del
Lymen
Death of Judge Merrick in Washington
Judge Wm M Merrick, associate judge of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, died at his residence 1716 N Street NW Washington at 530 yesterday evening after a gastric trouble. Born September 1 1818 in Charles County Maryland he had a long career including service in Congress and on the Maryland constitutional convention. His death followed a long illness from a gastric disease and heart failure due to waning nervous force.
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Judge Merrick
Wm M Meerrick
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
N Street
Washington
Charles County
Maryland
Wm. D. Merrick
United States
Baltimore
Frederick
United States Circuit Court of
District of Columbia
Pierce
Congress
Ellicott City
Howard County
Judge Herrick
End
Merrick
Credit Mobilier
Sesson
Ellicot City
Cleveland
Supreme Court of the
Wyle
Senate
Merrisk
Personal and Pertinent Social Notes and Local News
Misa Bennett will meet the Chan taiqua Circle at the Seminary this evening at 7.50. The Neighbor's Society meets at Miss Jennie Smith's Bellevue residence. Wesley Staley near Rocky Springs church reports 25 muckrats caught this week. Ella Mullinix of Howard county returns home from Ladiesburg visit. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a rheumatism remedy. J Edward Rice and Thomas G. Lepps go to Baltimore for State Council. Hair restorer promises youth for gray hair. Valley Bank furniture from York arrived, unloaded, and dispatched. Augustus Kehne of Alberton visiting relatives near Braddock. Board of Charities to meet tomorrow at Meontterne. Master Lee Hanshew received a valentine via mail from Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Booth of the Salvation Army hosted by I N Loy. Jobe P Renner confined to home with throat trouble. Chas Goldsborough visiting from Virginia to Walkersville. Magpie Young returns from Mechanicstown, sister Julia teaches there. Ayer's Sarsaparilla praised as blood purifier, eradicating ecrotula from the system when others fail. Minnie Anderson of Harper’s Ferry visits mother in town. John Jacob Notinagle Jr. visits Augustus Yeast near Araby. Reuben Young, formerly of this city, visiting Olney today. Charles E. B. Poole of Linganore attends Orphans Court. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral recommended for throat and lung troubles. Imitation stone front of the Seminary weathering poorly. Lillie Hooper visiting Baltimore. Two drunk and disorderly tramps jailed for ten days each.
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Misa Bennett
Jennie Smith
Bellevue
Wesley Staley
Rocky Springs Church
Ella Mullinix
Howard County
I. M. Roderick
Ladiesburg
Hood
J. Edward Rice
Thomas G. Lepps
Baltimore
State Council O U AA Ae
Fredonia Council
Valley Bank of
Middletown
York
Penna
Penna R.R
Augustus Kehne
Alberton
Braddock
Board of Charities and Corrections
Meonterne
Lee Hanshew
Marshall
Booth
Salvation Army
I. N. Loy
East Fourth St
Jobe P. Renner
East Fourth Street
Gr. Doll
Chas Goldsborough
Virginia
Walkersville
Magpie Young
Mechanicstown
Julia Young
Ayer
Minnie Anderson
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
John Jacob Notinagle, Jr
Augustus Yeast
Araby
Reuben Young
Olney
Montgomery County
Charles EB. Poole
Linganore
Orphen
Perteinine
Draggiste
FPF
Lillie Hooper
All Saints Street
One Hundred Years Old Peter Johnson Celebrates
Peter Johnson an elderly Black man living on West AU Saints' Street, widely known in town, celebrated his hundredth birthday last week.
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Peter Johnson
West AU Saints’ St
Orphans Court Grants Letters for Bell Estate
Orphans Court today issued letters of administration for the estate of John Lloyd Bell to Alfred M. McGilland and O. Belt, who bonded for 4000 dollars for the personal property.
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Orphans Court
Orphan's Court
John Lloyd Bell
Depesend
Alfred M-Mcgilland
O. Belt
Magistrate Matters Hearing On Assault At Carlin House
A hearing in the case State of B Bowes on charges of assault and battery against a gentleman at the Carlin House occurred before Magistrate Wilson this afternoon at four o'clock.
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B Bowes
Carlin House
Wilson
Missionary Meetings At Local Churches Tonight
The Reformed church holds a monthly missionary meeting this evening with an interesting programme. The Lutheran church at Union Street will conduct a public missionary meeting tonight. The Aid Society of the M. E. church at Doud's will meet there tonight.
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Reformed Church
Lutheran Church
Union Br
Aid
M. E
Doud's
The Newspaper Man and Public Reading Duty
The Louisville Commercial outlines the press as a business enterprise run by owners to earn profit. It argues that without financial backing presses would halt and editors would be constrained by ignorance rather than public need.
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Louisville Commercia
Plano and Organ Tuning for February 18
Preparations completed for the Evangelical Lutheran church anniversary celebration to be held Thursday evening. Temperance meetings under Purity Lodge LOGT are set for Woodsboro Walkersville and Mt. Pleasant with addresses by notable speakers and choir performances.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Purity Lodge Logt
Woodsboro
Evan. Lotherin
Walkersville
Thuerslay
U. B. Church
Mt. Pleasant
M. E.church
B. Caese
Baston
Po A.W. G. PL
F.B. Sappington
E G
Advertisers urged to use Twe Weeny News for ads
A promotional note extols printers ink as vital and promises good results for sellers of goods or farms. It urges advertisers to place notices in the established local paper, claiming broad reach and daily sales benefits, and asks readers to submit copy for tomorrow's space.
The Monday Musicale Meets at Mrs Routzabe’s Home
The Monday Musicale gathered at N Market street to hear Mendelssohn and Capricioso selections. Miss Woodruff performed a consolation song, Dr T Eader conducted a quartet, and pieces from Mendelssohn were presented by Dr Eader. Members discussed inviting an eminent pianist in the future and formed a committee to pursue arrangements.
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Naame Routzabe
Market Street
Mendelasohno
Sud
Miss Woodruff
T . Eader
the Forest
Mo Carty
H E Woodruff
Messra
Joseph Carty
Chas Hendrickson
Mendelsacha
Eader
G A R Camp Fire at Reynold's Post Hall
One of the largest camp fires held by Reynold's Post G A R and Antietam Camp Sons of Veterans in their hall at Charch and Market streets. Comrade E Goldsborough opened the event with a 7 30 start, supper was served and a long program followed featuring poems, songs, a Gettysburg incident, and remarks by Col Vernon. The meeting ended around 11 o'clock with a call for a Woman's Auxiliary Corps.
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G.A.R
Reynold
Georgia
Riehrie F Moberly
Banjo Rol
Hagan
Wm H Parnell
Sons of Veterans
Col WH Purnell
Gettyeburg
John A Steiner
Mayors Convention Watch Stolen Amid City Visit
A man from Johanville reported his watch and $30 stolen in the city overnight. The same issue notes a Lime article by Hon Mr Grove in The American Farmer and a local preacher’s remarks on mixed marriages. Hotel arrivals list guests at City, Carlin, and Central Hotels including Simpson, Van Osten, and Jessop among others.
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Johanville
Mr Grove
Lame Kilo
Grove
CITY
Wm Simpson
Roanoke
J B van Osten
M Robinson
H L Owden
O Belt
Cakmany
Baltimore
Jos Dise
Huerbrick
G W Ferguson
E Stauch
New York
Wo Well
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the Daily News
Linz
NEADY
Weeely News
FAHEY
DELLS
Tee News
Giye
Ofsegre
Sedler
Colgate eCows -Perfumerys
Rushville
Mehrling
Plano
Geo Ed Smith
E Church Street
Sandera
Stayman
Thes
Mullinix & Kemp
William Wilcoxor
Dem
Edmond Didier
St Vincent's Catholic Church
Baltime
Parich
Athulic Younges
DW Brown
M B
Lehman
OW White
R W Young
Maneagerisy
Ch Keiler
Vic Simmone
W Morricon
Buedelpina
G B Powell
Bing
Chicago
Central Hotel
John 5 Tracy
J Ai Wagner
Detroit
Michigan
J A Bacon
Charles Jessop
Tracy
W Brasser
Rockville
County
Nerabis
Stroftda
Hosu
Joyyeon
C. L Hou. CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Yas
Thir Nead
Zeit
Freienck
Lisburg
Gardaautieecei
Rai’s
Feusiache
West Thrd Street
ADDIY
Alfred Hear&Co
Westard
Hecker
Frank V_ Stane
Ially
Olstein
Willie Ecid
C. G. Helten Atel
Tnis City
Eale
Parrick Bt
Patrick
Bret
Cestred Sreete
North & Arke
South Market Strert
Aleoom
Woode
Ward & Co
Fallimore
Kent House
St Bas
Church
Frede Tek
Qaseilwe
Kent
Belling
Olise Adams
Aliyn Wirth Ogton
Maiz Cme
B.aexcelie
Portosiung Ziress Agi
Colimbes O
Pevereville, Ltd_ dellawkn
Jeand
Auverul
B.C
Janine
JAS
W. Pearre
Cernyy
T. Co
Etchison
Alneru
Isd
M. Nisdearts
Old Fierick
Rifors
Katrek Ee Koller
C. Moquire
Capt
J. Rackley
Eesarr
Ayers
Frederick Hardy
Roxbury
BBC
Eassel
Treva
Mary Montgomery
Boston
Aser
C. C. Preccott
Charlestown
Mass
Bassi H. Bedlot
Burlington
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowel, Mase, Sons , Druggiecs
Finns
G. J. Doll
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