Advertisements and Notices From The News
A frayed OCR page lists ads and notices including a house for rent at 247 West Patrick Street, funeral directors A. T. Rice & Co, Hamilton Lindsay, and an obituary for Noble C. Gilbert, with references to a ladies' orchestra and various advertiser notices.
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West
Patrick St. Bouse
W. H. Burger
Faru Warted
Hamilton Lindsay
A. T. Rice &Cons
Noble C. Gilbert
Ledles
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK AREA
Miss May White of Mechanicstown guest of Miss Eleanor Howard near Frederick. Mr J L Chapman Wisconsin Central Rail Road lines district Passenger Agent in New York City visiting the city, left this morning. Miss Stelle Bitzer visiting uncle James W Reed at Sunny Side Hall Montgomery county. Mr Arthur Carty returned to Gettysburg College to resume studies. Mr James H Dowden of Buckeystown left for business college at Poughkeepsie. Misses Katie and Grace Houck near Frederick visiting friends in Philadelphia. Miss Grace Stone visiting in Baltimore. Mr George Heinleins in New York on a business trip. Mr J D Crimmins left for Baltimore to attend funeral of uncle Daniel O'Sullivan.
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May White
Mechanicstown
Katie
Grace Houck
Frederick
Philadelphia
Grace Stone
Baltimore
George
Hyreneas Best Cr?te Miss Margaret Garty Weds
Miss Margaret A Garty daughter of C C Carty and Bir David H Best a Frederick merchant united in marriage in Evangelical Lutheran church at 5 pm Rev Eather Kuhlman officiated. Bride and groom left for a wedding tour to Washington Philadelphia New York and Baltimore. They will reside on North Market Street Frederick. Church was adorned and gifts were many. Tina News offers congratulations.
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Lohengrin
Eader
Smilax
Bir
F. T. Hopwood
Fredezich
Lunker Kubiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Little E Hopwood
Foster C. Bemsburg
Washington
Baltimore
George C. Eichelberger
Westminster
Afiss
Effie Weant
Samuel Weant
Bracerie
Water Bridge
ML. Prior
Mite Society of
Mount Tabor
Rocky Ridge
Patterson
Woodsboro
A. J. Eichelberger
G. G. Eichelberger
Jessie Miller
Edward Carson
Episcopal Church
Syrup of Figs Promoted As Gentle Family Laxative
The passage extols a remedy as pleasantly acceptable in form and wholesome in composition, truly beneficial in effect and free from objectionable qualities. If a patient consults a physician for constipation, he uses the gentle family laxative Syrup of Figs.
Busy gathering at new Jerusalem Lutheran parsonage
Druid Bill Va January 4th reports a crowded gathering at Rev EB McLinn’s parsonage with a large host of friends delivering baskets and gifts. Food and home-made items filled the day, including beef, poultry, vegetables, fruit, coffee, sugar, and more. A Lovettsville band attended and a night school began in Lovettsville for local youths under Rev Mehren and others.
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Druid Bill
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
EB. McLinn
S. Om
Lovetssville Comet Band
Myre McLinn
Paleto
Lovettsville
M. E.mehren
W. E. Cramer
Wm. F. Compher
W. A. Somers
Dated notes from Jefferson to Buck Lodge communities
Local society items list residents and visitors across Jefferson, Rocky Ridge, and Buck Lodge. Names include Richard Bohn, C Bond, G W Garber, May Bohn, Beckle Bond, Grace German, Dr. Dulaney, Mrs. Kate Rinehart, Miss Smallwood, Miss Lula Gonso, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. John Webster, John Aumen, Dr. H H Sopkins, Henry Sulcer, Miss Georgie Sencil, Miss Bettie Sewell, Miss Jessie Miller, Edward Carson, Mrs. John Reed, C F Young, Miss Zourle Young, James Gott, Richard White, James McAtee, Buck Lodge Fox Hunters Club. Weather notes flag a cold spell and a January 31 wedding at Rocky Ridge.
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Buce
John Reed
Roy
Urbana
Joan
C.F. Young
Iederick
Oak Grove
Ryhme
Melody
Zourle Young
Washington
Zourle
John_ Amsteldhse
Jack Strogezes
Richard
James MccAtee
Fox Hunters’ Club
Buck Lodge
Illness Notices From Local Resident and Clerk
The item reports Casper Cane of East Third Street is ill with grip and James Gilbert, bookkeeper for W H Ramsburg, is also sick with grip.
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Casper Cane
East Third Street
James Gilbert
W.H. Ramsburg
Legislature Proceedings Record and Local Notes
Governor Brown backs home rule as key to Baltimore growth while the Maryland Senate backs the Wisconsin reform bill and calls a constitutional convention. House debates fishing rules, road funding, and a Mt Airy incorporation. Frederick delegates visit the governor. Animal paradoxes describe parrots, pigeons, and other quirky facts in a lighter column.
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Brown
Baltimore City
Senate
Maryland
Chicago
Repubicans
Senate Committee On
Hayes
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Bernard Carter
Ways and Means
Bil
Elkton and
Middletown
Elkton and Southern
Maryland Road League
House Committee On
Eastern Shore
Chesapeake Bay
Cumberland
Senate Finance Committee
Bruce
Smith
Baltimore County
House
Local notices and oddities from a brief city page
Enos Lee Main qualified as road supervisor of District 21 and J Wes ley Bindsey of District 9 in the clerk's office yesterday. The golden crested wren is the smallest bird. A delivery wagon was struck by a horse at the B and O depot, the hind axle bent but no damage. Jacob B Solt moved from Ead Church street to the O'Leary property adjoining the city. Hood's cures and guarantees claim success for others and for you.
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Enos Lee Main
J. Wesley Bindsey
A.C. McCardell
Jacob B. Solt
Ead Church Street
O'Leary
Another Fire at Harmony Grove Elevator Burned
An incendiary fire destroyed Roelkey’s Elevator and cold storage at Harmony Grove, causing about 3000 in loss. The blaze began around 8:45 pm, drawing many locals and the fire department. The warehouse and nearby dwelling were saved. 600 to 700 bushels of wheat, 100 tons of coal, feed, and 11 kegs of nails were lost. Insurance totaled about 2600 on the building and 800 on contents, with 500 on engine and machinery.
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Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Joseph Roelkey
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Granite quarries at Woodstock halt operation
News from Howard and surrounding counties notes closed granite quarries at Woodstock and Salisbury council plan to fight the town by electricity. The Montgomery county farmers held their annual convention at Sandy Spring while a boy died accidentally near Mercersburg. Several railroad surveys near Hancock and the Easton and Elkton Railroad incorporation were recorded, with local officials and court rulings shaping appointments and commissions.
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Granite
Woodstock
Howard County
Washington County
Thomas J. Lockard
Westminster
Green Valley
EL Golders
Hageratown
Salisbury
Montgomery County
Sandy Spring
Robert B. Taggart
Carroll
Wilmington
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Cumberland
Hancock
Annapoli
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Revell and Jones
Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
Brown
Daniel J. Braganter
Charles County
An Interesting Crase At The Circuit Court February Term
Proceedings of the February term open with Judges Lynch and Vingon. Sax ton v Josephus Long involves a barrel of wine stored in a warehouse in May 1884 that went missing by spring 1885. Plaintiff argues defendant liable due to custody of wine. defense denies responsibility. Counsel J. E. R. Wood for plaintiff. V. Levy and William P. Maulsby Jr. for defendant.
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Gonart
Lynch
Vingon
Saxton Ve. Josephus Long
Shank and Long
James W. Troxell
Philip Sheffer
Edward &. Taney
John T. Yingling
Wellington Eammond
J. Grahame Johnson
Hezekish Boteler
Josish Hoffman
Hiram Z. Zimmerman
Plainus
Knoxville
Frederick
Woodsboro
J. E. R. Wood
V. & Levy
William P. Maulsby, Jr
Lumber yard accident injures worker on East Patrick Street
Harry Cramer a wood worker at the Bowers lumber yard on East Patrick Street was struck on the face by a prop while handling lumber. He was knocked insensible for a short time and carried home to East Church Street where he later recovered enough to return to work this morning.
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Uaysville Fes
Wm. Rhoderisk
Alfred Dinterman
Mt Airy
Jonas Byler
Daniel Byler
Albert ¥ Valentine
Lewis Wachter
Glade Valley
Wachter
Michael
G. W. Zimmerman
Ora Reddick
Mt. Vernon
Stine Spring
Susan Dinterman
Jonas Eyler
Edward Knode
Wim. BE. Elves
Harry Cramer
Bowers
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
Local Event: Ladies' Orchestra to Aid Peak Sisters
The Ladies' Orchestra will perform at the M. E. Church on Friday evening to pray for the Peak sisters. Admission is five cents.
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Peak Sisters
M. E
Remnants of Matting and Carpeting at Half Price
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise remnants of ribbons and Hamburg edging along with carpet remnants. The store notes a big year for mattings and promises measured marked leftovers at half price. Call early to take advantage.
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Hamburg
Remarkable Less Than Regular Prices Offer Fine Embroideries
Nearly 100 yards of remnants offered at much less than regular prices for same quality. A complete line of finer embroideries in cambric, linen, and muslin. Many pieces described as perfect gems. Demand for finer goods has induced buyers to secure a larger assortment than before.
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Cambhric
Bie
Nalnsook
Jones Comerics
Namnboor
Mulls &C
Obituary of Catharine Noble Catharine in Woodsboro Md
Obituary notices Catharine Noble Catharine daughter of J Milton and Alice Y Gilbert died January 25 1804 aged seven years The funeral was held in Evangelical Lutheran Church Woodsboro Md with Rev R S Partington officiating The text from St Luke VIII 52 quotes Weep not she is not dead but sleepeth Also notes about gas consumer discounts and local medical announcements listing Dr J D Hardesty eye ear and throat specialist to be at City Hotel on February 8–9.
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Obimary
Catharine
J. Multon
Alice Y. Gilbert
R. S. Patternon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Shea
Christ
Respectfull
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Mlw
Hanermeros
The
Weather Berean
Mary Leo
England
Eioway Massy
Wastie
Corse
Se Sherman
Lancaster
Ied
Hyreneas
Stony Branch
Feb.t
Howard Martin
Laura Johnsen
Troutville
George Collistoner
Samuel Troxell
Ettle Strausburg
Fountaindale
Nmrsg
Annie Foes
Emittsborg
Mies Florence Strausburg
W.S. Hammond
MEL Church South
C. E
Bradley Dudrow
Richard Bazley
Christian Church
Y. P
W. Q. Rhodes
Estille
Peter D. Koons
Augustus Stoner
Denton H. Stoner
Ohio
Keefer
Jesse R. Fox
Ladiesburg
Morningstar
Grossnickle
D. J. Gernand
Mir
Charles Gernand
D.j.gernand
Charles
Richard Bohn
C. Bond
G. W. Garber
8. Coleman
J. BR. Gronanickle
May Bohn
Beckle Bond
Grace Ger Nan
Mabreet
Dulaney
Trinity Church
Unionville
Kate Rinehart
Alberton
Smallwood
Ellen Phebus
Lula Gonso
Dean
John Webster
Sriddeck
Mary Stevens
John Aumen
John H. Armen
H. H. Sopkins
Camden
D. C
Cromk
P. H. Griffith, Jr
Ela Swomley
Hickman
Mirs
David Way
Jexferson
Harry Dittmar
Reformed Church
Henry Sulcer
H. B. Gross
Joseph House
Loudoun County
Jefferson
Georgie Sencil
Washington, D.C
John . Sencil
Jeferson
Jefferson Literary Society
M. F. Lowe
M.E
Oscar Culler
Bettie Sewell
Washington, D. C
Rocky Bridge
Lohr
Hanover
Legislature
George W. Crum
Frederick County
Committee On
Sir. Perry
Mt. Carmel Church
Selby
Mt. Airy
Berlin
Wm. H. Cromwell
James M. Smith
George L. Hoffman
Wm. Carmack
John Smith
New Zealand
Mexico
Mother Mnature
South America
South Sea Islands
Hood
News OF the
the Circuit Court
Mulliniz & Kemp
Hamburgs
Joan Heanpsixson
FLY
STAUB
Potomac, Holland & Lake
Columbia River
North Market Street
Eckley
Jandédim S.C, Beceley
Louis
James E. Walker & CO
J E. Walker & CO
TIMES
James B. Walker
ECG
Rodooe & Feidig
Febrcuart
Marce
Sodock
Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ty. Rice & Son
Noth Mahe ET Streryt
Frederick, MD
Mardady
B. L. Harley, R. L. Harley
Wester
Callard
R. L. Hareby
John A. Kennedy
Clo&e
No. Us N
Loy & Perry
A. Loy & Perry
LOY & Perry's
Pysseures I
Ambuergs
Amburgs
Ambusregss
AMB ‘ Hinives
West Patrick Street
EB. H. Bladkston
Kinter
B. H. Buncstey
Merror Ant Tailos
N.maree? Street
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