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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1889

Page

3

Sale Advertisements From Daily News and Weekly News

Classified sale notices list livestock farming implements and household goods with dates February to March. Names include Chas B Fout Walter Saunders Milton Suz Hes and others in Washington County near Frederick and Brownsville.

Jobe McDevin Dai Y Ushers Weeale Ness Tleen M.schies East Parrek Dotty Buc Jeru Eadt Chas Adv Daily Pebrasky Milton Frederick Baltimore Weebly News Walter Saunders Gausville Merkellard Brown Fredericx Poly News LM Breadr Thomas Rocas Tive ‘Mock Perpogal John Biehl Harvey Gideon Tease Miles Lf Bready D J Michael Danbs

Ship Glencoe Sinks After Collision Killing Fifty Four

Special to Tae Saws Loxpox February 7 The steamer sunk in a collision Monday night is the Scotch ship Glencoe Its crew consisted of 54 persons all lost with 10 passengers aboard The McMurray factory may resume operations soon under Mr Frank Goode cannery workers expected to begin in March with factory management by Goode.

McMurray Cacmakers Itr Frank Goode

Hose Factory Notes and Hotel Arrivals Digest

Penne J. Westey Battell draws plans for a new building with Richardt of Pres Manufacturing seeking machinery orders. The notice touts the journal as the best local read, affordable at one dollar yearly, ten cents monthly, three cents a copy. Hotel arrivals list guests at Orrey Hotel, Carlin House, and Central Hotel, with names and home locations from Baltimore to county addresses.

Penne J. Westey Battell Presnt Maryland

Deaths and property fires noted in Howard County readers

Mrs Ann Linthicum aged 90 dies at Kimpoonville after paralysis leaving grown daughters among prominent locals. A poultry house fire on F W Moore’s farm near Fulter destroys 72 chickens. Ellicott City and Clarksville Railway Company subscribes 7500 for a new road from Clarksville to Patuxent river boundary, 73 miles. The Hillcott City Times becomes a stock company with Rog ers Shipley Hil Edwin Warfield and J N Warfield as incorporators. Julia Boston a mother of 22 children dies at Spencerville Montgomery county.

Doward Ellicott City Clarksville Edwin Warfield J N Warfeld Julia Boston Spencerville Montgomery County

State Council of Marylend Holds Regular Annual Session

The State Council GU O D A ML of Marylend met in regular annual session in Rescue Council No 34 on Tuesday Feb 12 at 10am. Reports show a healthy condition and progress for the order with officers elected for the year and the organization described as American in origin and principles with 85,000 members nationwide.

State Council GU. A.M Maryiend Council Chamber of Rescue Council No Green and Baltimore Street Ltea Goundler D Kirmaz iNo Qi Baltimore S Edward Rice Bato Ree Sec Wo A Noel Balto Treas W H Sa Havre de Grace Examiner Dames Rice Port Deposi W H Adams Cecil Gochepleit Ed Bell Golestown Dorchester Co Council James Disney Bahio J D Blake Allen McLane Cherry Hill Cecil Co Philadelphia National Council United States

Harrison Ball Promises Parade Roll Across Washington

The Harrison ball once housed at Indianapoke is to roll during the inauguration parade in Washington. A club of 100 to 150 men from Allegany county is planned to roll the ball. In Hagerstown Washington Co. Securities sold at the courthouse auction with bonds of the Washington County Water Company at 5 percent and stock shares of First National Bank at 22.20 per share.

Harrison Indianapoli Indianapoke Washington Alegany County Washington Co. Securities Col. J. Frank Thomas Hagerstown Washington County Water Company Dee Teo Flist National

Union committee seeks fair sale ban at Washington County fair

A temperance union committee sues the Washington County Agricultural Society Board of Directors in Hagerstown after requesting a prohibition on selling liquor at the next fair. A vote postponed the matter to the second Tuesday in April. Also, Cole's Cavalry reunion in Adams County, Gettysburg tributes. Survivors gather in Fayette County with leaders named and a banquet held.

Wosan’s On Washington Co. Agricultural Society Hagerstown Cole’s Cavalry Eamitsburg Adams County Gettysburg Liew Wm AL Horner Belle- Plaine

Playing Cards in Old Times and Early Designs

In the late fourteenth century cards were square and lacked modern suits. They bore rabbits, pinks, roses, and columbine as marks. Figures were decorative, a queen on horseback with a rabbit denoted the queen of rabbits or clubs. A rustic man beside a pink signified the knave of pinks or diamonds.

Rededication Service in Woodsbore Set for Feb 10

Reformers will re dedicate Woodsbore after improvements with services at 6 a.m. on Feb 10 and a Saturday evening program at 7. A Sunday union children’s service will feature several town addresses. Rev L F Zakhan of Baltimore will preach both Saturday and Sunday. Glade Missionary Society to observe its third anniversary with Rev L F Quinkhan delivering the address.

Uniren News Reformea Churen Woodsbore Fez Sounder Union Childrens Sil L EF Zakhan Baltimore Sal Benen The Glade Missionary Society Glace L F Qinkhan Baitimore

Additional Manufactories Need Local Investment and Support

The text urges local business leaders to attract new industries to our city. It argues that true value lies in shared community prosperity rather than high dividends, urging fair wages and strong support for new enterprises to ensure lasting success and growth for all.

Walters Gallery Open At Baltimore Residence

The Walters Gallery at 5 West Vernon Place in Baltimore opened to the public yesterday under Mr. Walter’s charity tickets for the Poor Association. Attendance was high with emphasis on pottery bronzes and bric a brac, while paintings etchings and sketches attracted refined notice from art supporters.

Walters Wm. T. Walters Baltimore Comnoescura Vivabie Waitere Charcoal Club

Personal and Pertinent Notes From the City Visit

Mrs Fallen of Baltimore visits friends in this city. St Pauls Reformed church Union Bridge festival tonight through Saturday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Easlar of Inweed Quarrel county guests of Mrs Jenney Nelson. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure. Funerals announced from Houck's Church area, including Mesers Dutrow and Benjamin Whrmore. Donations planned for a needy West South Street resident. Purity Lodge LO GTP meets next three paces. Capt Chas B Seele y at McMurray factory suffered a sprain. Harmony Grove Practice Club to meet at Miss Gertie Cronise’s. Salvation Army captains Lampton and Doty leave for Baltimore. Mrs Ilish of this city returns with daughter Mindell from Norristown. Admin for Geo W Kolb estate granted. bond set at $800. Local court hears debt suit. Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew er advertised. Miss Ada Renuf visiting Miss Mollie Fagan.

Miss Bate Mapies Hood Meserstas Dutrow Benjamin Whrmore Purity Lodge LO. G. TP Chas. B. S.eiey McMerray Harmony Grove Gertie Cronise Tomorro Arked Street Ayer Lampton Doty Salvation Army Thie Cite Tess Baltimore New York Armi Ilish Norristown Philadelphia Mindell Richard Davis Fonontain Mille Botts Orphans’ Court Geo W Kolb David W Kolb Mainstate Wilson Benedict Sheff Knoxville M. E Board of County Commissioners Court House Todey Henry Snyder Martiesborg W. Ve Harry Stull Ada Renu Monrovia Mies Mollie Fagan

Oyster Supper Planned for Criss of St Johns Participants

Rev Fr Brand of this city will host an oyster supper for those who took part in the Criss of St Johns entertainment at City Hall. The supper will be at Hagers restaurant tonight at 7:30.

Fr. Brand St Johns Oity Hall Hagers Restaurant

Social Neighbors Club Meeting at Geo Wm Smith Home

A Social Neighbors gathering at Mr Geo Wm Smith residence on Tuesday featured musical selections readings and piano solos by club members including Irwin Hardy Eleanor Chiswell and Maud Waters. Spalding Gill of Baltimore performed as Old Uncle Joe and the ancient darky preacher. Next meeting set for Mrs Hilen Howards on Tuesday Feb 19.

Geo Wm Smith Hyran Mrz Wm Smith Irwin Hardy Eleanor Herry John Kolb Annie Howard Eleanor Chiswell Maud Waters Spalding Guill Baltimore Joe Darky Misses Black Whipp Jefferson Mr. Chis Sell and Daughter Buckeyetown Spalding Gill Mra Hllen Howard

Piano and Organ Tuning Notice for Feb 18 in City

The owner will be in the city on Monday February 18. All tuning orders should be left at Prof Gee Ed Smith's office on E Church Street. Signed by Sandera and Stayman.

Gee Ed Smith E Church Street Sandera and Stayman

State S. S. Convention in Baltimore in March

The Maryland Sunday School Convention will be held in Baltimore on March 25 and 14 with delegates and reduced fire hazards and free entertainment. The 2nd Maryland Sunday School Anniversary occurs in Baltimore on Tuesday evening March 19 at the F C YMCA. Rev. Geo W Leech will lead the Gospel meeting tonight and Congressman Breckenridge of Kennedy will speak at City Hall on the 26th for the Association. Ladies Auxiliary meets Saturday at 7:30. reception committee adjourned to next meeting.

S. S Maryland Baltimore Maron Aaron F.C. Y.M.C.A Geo. W. Leech Breckenridge Kennnedy Assc'ation

Romance in Virginia Ends in Quick Marriage

A Virginia romance begins with a signature by a matrimonially inclined gentleman. Aires Hockman, residing near a station on the 8S W RB RB, and Mrs Hockman exchange photos and letters. The groom Kent meets the bride at Overail, they marry, then depart for Michigan. Advertising pays, says the Va News.

Virginia Aires Hockman Overall Overail Kent Michgin Page News

Death of Very Rev Dean Cunningham of Sis Peter and Paul's

The Very Rev Dean Thomas Cunningham of Sis Peter and Paul's church in Bimba New York died Monday from hardening of the liver. Born in 1823 in County Cavan Ireland, he trained at Gooteiill and Gooteiill and entered St Mary's Seminary Emmitsburg Maryland in 1847 before studying theology in Buffalo. He was ordained September 15 1850 in St Louis German Catholic church. He served at Corning Basavia Elmira and had led Elmira since 1873.

Thos Cunningham Sis Peter and Paul's Church Bimba County Cavan Ireland Gooteiill America St. Mary's Seminary Emmitsburg St Mary's Seminary Buffalo Cathedral Seminary St Louis Buffilo Corning Basavia Elmira Elmire

Mail Contract Awards in County 1859 Routes Listed

Contracts awarded for county mail conveyance on numerous routes from July 1, 1859, to June 30, 1593. Named carriers include Z T Carpenter, E Parker, W S Castle, J W Jackson, and others with route pairs and payments such as Frederick to Hagerstown 905.66, Araby to Hyattstown 205.69, Mount Airy to Long Corner 127, and more.

Garry Z T. Carpenter Mt. St. Mary’s Motter's Burkittaville Clagcott's Frederick Charleaville New Market New London Lantz Garfield E. Parker Hagerstown Araby Hyattstown W. S. Castlemain Mchauicatown J W Jackson Monrovia Damaascus Adametown Park Mile Mit Airy Singapore FE Smith Buckeyetown Hopeland Mount Airy Long Corner Union Bridge H Ramsburg Walkeraville Daysville G W Winder Utica Mills Love Jefferson

Lotus Glee Club to Appear in FO MCA Course

The Boston Times notes the Lotus Glee Club will perform Monday as part of the FO MCA lecture series. The group’s guest quartet pieces include Estudiantina and The Old Cabin Home with encores such as Land of the Laird. Performers Lewis Devoll Davis Leng receive praise for tonal quality and balance.

Lotus Glee Club Boston Times MCA Lacame Goldbees Frank Smith Cabn Aren Lewis Devoll Davis Leng

Prominent Citizen Jumps From Train at Local Crossing

A well known city resident on Second Street leaped from an inbound Pennsylvania Railroad train this morning at the crossing. Train officials warned him but he jumped anyway and fell hard to the ground. He rose with difficulty and limped away, reportedly uninjured but shaken.

Second Street Penna_ k. R Ile

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