Annual Statement of Lewis M Nixdohff 1889 90
Annual financial statement for Lewis M Nixdohff Renster and Collector covering January 31, 1889 to January 31, 1890 under Maryland act of 1872. Items include taxes collected, market rents, hull rents, mayor fines, abatements, paving repairs, old lumber sales, miscellaneous, and sinking fund credits totaling 3 120 06.
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Geneva Assembly
Maryland
Gener
Hull an
Lewis
Tosu
Sinkins Fund
Issa
Frederick Aldermen audit disbursements of 1889 books
The Frederick Board of Aldermen examined the accounts of Lewis M. Nixdorff Register and Collector for the year ending this date. Disbursements were verified with proper vouchers. January 31 by Jos. Fl Eisenhauer PBA.
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Salanes
Grey Hall
Cash co
Frederick
Lewis M. Nixdorff
JOS
EISENHAUER
PBA
Parrish Baking Powder Ad Promises Absolute Purity
An old advertisement for Parrish Baking Powder proclaims absolute purity and strength, claiming it is the purest and best cream of tartar powder. It notes cans are weighed before sale and offers refunds if the product fails to meet stated quality, with the Parrish Baking Powder Co. of Baltimore, Md.
Weather and Local Notices From The News
The weather forecast for the District of Columbia Delaware and Maryland calls for warmer fair weather with coastal showers and easterly winds. A storm forms in Southwest Texas and another in Northern Dakota moving eastward with rains in the Southern States Kansas and Colorado and snows in Minnesota. Colder weather prevails with a cold wave affecting the Atlantic and Gulf states. The Portland Oregon river is reported at its highest level. Marriage licenses issued to Richard Dutrow and Nettie Cramer of Mount Pleasant. Real estate transfer lists Jacob Gladhill acquiring 126 acres from C C Shuff and wife. Road supervisors Chas Lighter of Middletown Joseph Engie of Tuscarora and Frank McGahn of Jefferson qualified before Clerk Parsons. Fires destroy the four story J S Hunt factory in Rochester New York and Jos Wild & Co matting factory in Brooklyn with total losses of 150090 dollars.
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District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Texas
Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
Minnesota
Atlantic
Gulf States
Portland
Oregon
Two Capitals Briefs From Annapolis And Washington
In Annapolis a regular Thursday reception occurred at the executive mansion. Maryland Court of Appeals rules on Lambert Guttings will. Prince Georges seeks damages from Vermillion fires. Judge Stone set to retire at 70. Temperance mass meeting in House of Delegates hall with clergy and ladies. canal lease questions await Judge Aivey’s receivership decision. State Temperance Alliance proposes liquor prohibition and precinct local option bills in Balti City. In Washington, social events halted at the White House until after Lent. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co answers Brown et al v Canak. Fire Marshal Drew links Secretary Tracy dwelling fire to coal oil lamp explosion. National Guard Association closes session. Colored Convention appeals for fair treatment and relief legislation. American Shipping and Industrial League backs Farquhar subsidy. J C Jewell of W and G Street Ry absconds with 31650. Chairman Battelle to send sympathy letter to Secretary Tracy over a domestic tragedy. Baltimore delegation deems Baltimore custom-house project favorable before House subcommittee.
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FANNAPOLIS
Maryland Court of Appeals
Lambert Gittings
Prince George's
Frederick Stone
Appeals Court
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Judge Aivey
State Temperance Alliance
Maryland
BaltiMOTE City
WASHINGTON
White House
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Geo. LJ Brown et al
Canak Company
stormer-General
No Man’s Land
Texas
Drew
Tracy
National Guard Association
House committee on naval
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Treasury
Windom
Lost Their Suit in Catharine Mining Case
A civil suit brought by Mesers Warehime and Pagers against The Catharine Mining and Manufacturing Company was heard yesterday before Magistrate Neinaber and decided in favor of the defendant.
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Mesers, Warehime and Pagers
Catharine Mining and Manufacturing Company
Neinaber
The February New England Magazine features rich architecture art
Henry H Richardson’s portrait opens the issue with two major architectural pieces on the Public Library at Worcester and Boston Church Architecture. The issue includes Florence Alabama travel notes, New England to California pieces, and essays by Lilly, Walker, Lea, Powell, Drone, Adams, Bacon, Altseid, Lin ton, Hennequin, with fiction and poetry. A long obituary notes Mahlon Chandlee of Maryland who died near Sandy Spring at nearly 100.
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Henry H. Richardson
New England Magazine
Woburn
Mass
Richardson
Boston
A. R. Wihlendwell
New England
White Mountains
Mary F. Butts
Florence
Alabama
New South
Robert G. Shaw
Archibald H. Grimke
Shaw
California
Mr Shinn
Overland Monthly
A. W. Jackson
Tourge| Rief
Roman Zobof
America
Hale
Tarry
Washington
Pan-American Congress
W. S. Lilly
Francis A. Walker
Walker
Rome
Henry Charles Lea
Baltimore
Mrr
Lee
United States
Major J. W. Powell
Supreme Court
Eaton
Drone
Prest. C. B. Adams
Cornell University
Leonard W. Bacon
John P. Alt- Seid
Hirs. Grundy
Kingdom
Eliza Tyna Linton
Alfred Hennequin
pierwright
Epoch of Health Renewal Promoted by Electric Bitters
A period of notable recovery is celebrated as a turning point in one life, crediting Electric Bitters for restoring health. The advertisement touts benefits for kidney, liver, and stomach issues, urging use of the tonic and alterative. Available at Joseph Garrett's drug store for 50 cents and $1 per bottle.
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Soc
Joseph
Garrett
From Two States and North to West Virginia News
Reports from Maryland and Virginia include the Navassa riot testimony by John Ross, Maryland oyster fleet captures near Crisfield, and local crime notes. Governor Fleming urges fair elections as West Virginia inaugurates a new governor.
School Board Grants Library Funds And Extends Term
The Board of School Commissioners met at the Court House and approved extending the term to May 15 1890. They authorized borrowing up to 9000 dollars to cover teacher salaries and debts, and granted library funds for Mountain View School and Brounl Run improvements. A new district and colored schoolhouse proposals were deferred or laid over.
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Board of School Commissioners
Mountain View School
Johnsville
Messrs
Bowlus
Wraught
Suman
Brounl Run
Petersville
New Market
Horace P s
Urbana
Petersimill
Orphans Court Letters and Local Notices Collected
Letters of administration on Minnie C. Harshman granted to John T. Harshman. First account of Clinton A. Riddle moser as administrator of Jas. L. Riddlemacser settled. Local notes from Catoctin Furnace and Middleburg report visitors, illnesses, and social tidbits, including the gramophone humor and hotel fare.
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Orphans’ Court
Minnie C. Harshman
John T. Harshman
Clinton A. Riddlemoser
Jas. L. Riddle-macser
Jefferson Jottings in Feb 7 Local Notes
Mrs Rosanna Darr improves under Dr J J Culer care at home near Jefferson. Philip G B 3 Darr builds a new kitchen and erects a cenery. B Lewis Son order Robt L Lattimer Philadelphia for new looking cloth. Evangelical Lutheran church services Sunday morning Rev A Hedges on sixth commandment. M E church preacher Price at Middletown protracted meeting. no night service. A card party at James D Mall residence Thursday night, well attended and pleasant. George Wilong of Frederick city visits B Lewis family. Edward L Sencil leaves for Washington to visit relatives.
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Philip G. B
Darr
B. Lewis & Son
Robt. L. Lattimer
Philadelphia
Evangelical Lutheran
A. Hedges
Rev. Price
M. E
Local notes from Byler's Valley News item Feb 4
Our friend Mr White appeared Saturday. Weather kept Sunday services in the Byler's Valley Chapel. Emma Mic of Philadelphia visits her mother. James S McKissick returns from Wilmington. C P Fox visits Eyler's Valley school in Fonville. H Zentz makes a lying visit to C Lante. Mrs Martha Eyler convalescing after a week illness. Lewis Eyler recovering from a hand injury on the W M Railroad and plans to return to work soon. Katie Kohler visits friends near Middletown Maryland and returns home.
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Catoctin Furnace
Catoeris Furyace
Catoctin
Ira Bussard
Deerfield
Hiss
Bettie Strine
Woodsbury
John Miler
New Midway
Frederick
Nicholas Baker
Emmitsburg
crippe
John
Emma Powell
Byler's Valley News
Varney
White
Bvyler's Valley Chapel
Emma Mic
Philadelphia
James S$. McKissick
Wilmington
Del
C. P. Fox
Eyler
s Valley school
Fonville
H. Zentz
Lewis Eyier
W.M
Katie Kohler
Middletown
bone
High License debate shapes Maryland liquor laws
The Maryland Press argues the General Assembly will pass a High License bill with a moderate fee, strict minor restrictions, and a midnight closing rule. It urges balanced reforms to curb dives, boost revenue, and protect the public while avoiding an extermination of saloons. It cites national debt lessons and criticizes libel case security demands as unnecessary, urging practical measures for farmers and real estate sale notices.
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Baltimore
General Assembly of
Maryland
Legiure
RANDOM NEWS NOTES FROM HOME AND ABROAD
The Pope s brother Cardinal Pecci is dying France will issue a loan of over eight hundred millions of francs The prime minister of Victoria has been elected to preside over the Australian federation conference The Russian government is forming a commercial harbor on the Bay of Stre nitsky near Sebastopol Dense fog halted river navigation in England An explosion in a Monmouthshire coal mine killed over one hundred miners Secretaries Blaine and Tracy thanked Signor Crispi for his sympathy Lunatic adjudged for Martin Mueller who attempted to shoot Prince William of Württemberg Treaty ratifications pleased Berlin A Brooklyn reception for Rev Dr Talmage Twelve starved children found in a New York corner Rev W F Nichols elected assistant bishop of California Providence admitted to Athletic Base Ball Association Two women fatally burned in Lowell Mass Ayres urged to contest a Pennsylvania seat for Congress Tiny boys home founded in Summit N J Oregon floods drive many from homes A vigilance committee punishes petty thieves in Pt Township Ohio Grip in Wisconsin lumber camps causing deaths State tax efforts on Vanderbilt bequests T Crain named NYC city chamberlain Judge Leicester Holmes as private secretary Icebergs of vast size noted by incoming ships
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Cardinal Pecci
France
Victoria
Bay of Strenitsky
Sebastopol
prefecture of marine
Toulon
United States squadron of evolution
Mersey
England
Monmouthshire
mest Newport
Blaine and
Tracy
Crispi
Tracey
Martin Mueller
Prince William of
Brooklyn
Talmage
New York
W.F. Nichols
Philadelphia
California
Providence
Sarah Rice
Amelia Valiancourt
Lowell
Mass
Pennsylvania
Summit
N. J
Oregon
Salem
Oregon City
Pt. Township
Chillicothe
Ohio
Wisconsin
Charlotte Dunlap
Susquehanna
Vanderbilt
T. C. T. Crain
Grant
Leicester Holmes
Berlin Freight Yards Progress Amid Growth and Building
The Berlin work on the freight yards advances with about 150 workers laying temporary tracks for dump cars. An ice-house foundation 200 feet long begins, the county road is laid and will shift north of the railroad, and C M Wenner sells building lots while starting three new houses. Jordan Crampton bakery operates at full blast under a Washington baker as spring construction and boarding increases. The Red Men's Hall gains a tin roof renovation by Lewis McKenzie.
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Berlin
Baltimore Land and Improvement Company
C. M. Wenner
Jordan, Crampton & Co
Washington
Lewis McKenzie
Petersville
sprin
Seismic shift in square pianos as firms phase out
Musical notes reveal most leading piano makers have stopped square pianos. The era’s crand piano gains favor with Queen Victoria, who studies Mendelssohn and Lablache, preferring old Italian music yet appreciating modern works. Beethoven House Society in Bonn owns Beethoven’s last piano by Conrad Graff, featuring four strings per key due to Beethoven’s deafness.
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Queen Victoria
Mendelssohn
Lablache
Robin Adair
Beethoven House Society
Bonn
Beethoven
Conrad Graff
Vienna
Untitled fragment on defense and medicine advert
Fragmentary text urges self defense and mentions Salvation Oil. Irregular lines reference two lute girls dancing and a gentleman asking about happiness. A garbled aside mentions Dr Ball's Cough Syrup and a health theme amid unclear context.
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Salvation
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DL L. Straus & Sons
MANTUFACES
MANUFACIT
Fu Evi
ASD
N. HOWARD STREET
Fayette
BALTIMORE, MD
BALTIMORE,D
spiddawly
Parrish
PARRISH BAKING
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PARRISH BAKING POWDER CO
BALTIMORE, MB
THE NEWS
Richard 8. Dutrow
Nettie Cramer
Mount Pleasant
C. C. Shuff
Jacob Gladhill
Parsons
Chas. H. Lighter
Joseph Engie
Tuscarora
Frank McGahn
Jefferson
Iwo
J. 5. Hunt
Rochester
N.Y
Jos. Wild & Co
Ewo
Harrison
A. J. Halford
Philadelphia Cadies Home Journal
Offirs
Executive Mansion
Mahlon Chandilee
Sandy Springs
Montgomery county
nenza
Laurel
angel
Elis
Mr. Chandlee
Society of Friends
Caspar Chandlee
Iowa
Chales II
James Brooke
Westown School
Neaby
Sandy Spring
Hawlings
Chandlee
Madison
Harrisons
Chas. M. Pigeon
Virginia
ARELAND
legislative committee on public institutions
House of Correction
John Ross
Navassa
Baltimore medical schools
James A. Turner
Maryland oyster navy
Crisfield
Catholic Young Men’s Union
Archdiocese of
Single Tax Club
Leonard Houghton
Wicomico county
James Truitt
VIRGINEA
Danville
Arnold
John Beavers
A. Brooke Fleming
West Virginia
Wiliam Thacker
Big Sandy Lumber Company
Mud river
Miller brothers
E. J. Walker
Rockbridge
Lexington
Virginia Senate
House
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
House committee on manufactures
State bureau of labor statistics
Brownsville Bus
Brownsville
German Baptist Brethren
D. D. Bonsack
Westminster
Hood
SCHOOL MATTERS
La Grippe
Middleburg
Mippieperc
Bessie Harbaugh
Walkersville
Edwina Clabaugh
Cloverbrook
Mary Nelson
Luthersville
Baltimore county
Ella M. Harwetel
Ladiesburg
Margie
Gerttte Arnold
Geo Emmart
Aclagton
Airs
Willie Rites
Howard C. Chipley
W. C. Brian
New Windsor
M.E. church
Rosanna Darr
J. J. Culer
THE MARYLAND PRESS
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Arthur
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Meve'nd
Harrison ay
Orso
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Herald
American
D. T. Ordeman
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