Local Names List Fragment From 19th Century Ledger
A fragmented OCR list shows names including Joel Guttman Joilfie Jones JobbD L Renn KE E Church Be eer Co F A Kessler Allen Rohrback Levy Newman Hamilton Lindsay Jacob Hards D F Best Delaplaine Co Mullinix Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Guttman
Joilfie & Jones
L. Renn
KE. E. Church
S.j- Be Eer & Co
F. A. Kessler
Allen Rohrback
Levy and Newman
Hamilton Lindsay
Jacob Hards
D. HF. Best
Delaplaine & Co
Mullinix & Kemp
Personal notes from Washington visit and regional travels
Dr Gallandet president of the Deaf Mate College and his wife visited Pro fessor Ely and called on Dr Charles W Hoffman before returning to Washington. Mr Harry Clabaugh of Westminster was in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Markwood Harp of Myereville visiting Sire Harp's parents in Hagerstown have returned home. Mr and Mrs Frederick Nyman visiting Boonsboro. Mr John N C Hedges recently employed in Cumberland returned home. Mr and Mrs Harry E W Storm and their son, visiting Bakerton West Virginia with Mrs Storm's parents, have returned home.
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Gallandet
Mate College
District of Columbia
Ely
Washington
Charles W. Hoffman
Harry Clabaugh
Westminster
Afr
Markwood D. Harp
Myereville
Sire
Harp
Hagerstown
Frederick Nyman
Boonsboro
John N.C. Hedges
Cumberland
Harry E. W. Storm and
Weather and local notices from Frederick county
Hick predicted a storm period beginning on the 8th bringing thunder rain snow and sleet. The Frederick county Board of School Commissioners will meet next week on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Gertie Thompson bruised her arm after a fall through a wood house floor. Mesera Edward Anderson and Hany Denner captured two possums while hunting. Harry Anderson cut his hand opening a beer bottle. Chas F. Holloway has resigned as tire inspector in Baltimore. Ice cutting is active on Catechin creek with ice up to six inches. Joseph Redey plans to rebouct grain elevator at Harmony Grove.
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Daisy R
Geo. C
Harry Anderson
West Patrick Street
Chas. Ft. Holloway
Frederick
Baltimore City
Catechin Creek
Joseph Redey
Harmony Grove
Pretty wedding at New London M S church
Miss Minnie W. Simpson and Afr Nelson G. Jones wed Wednesday at 11 30 in the New London M S church. The ceremony was by Rev G W Farzing. Ushers were Wm Clemson and Charles Simpson. A reception followed at the bride’s home. They will reside in Montgomery county.
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New London
Minnie W. Simpson
Nelson G. Jones
Wm. Clemson
Charles Simpson
Mire Cashoar
G. W. Farzing
Maryland Legislature Debates Mortgage Taxation Amendment
Senate adopts an amendment taxing mortgages for State and county purposes but not municipal use after a heated exchange. Waters defends an equitable assessment bill while party leaders push tariff reform and temperance memorials travel to Annapolis amid procedural clashes and procedural amendments.
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Senate
Newman
Waters
Sorthern
Maryland
Annapolla
State Temperance Alliance
Br Carter
Baltimore Terminal Warehouse Company
Baltimore City
Virginia Oyster Commisson
Potomac River
Perry
Frederick County
Baughman
Bir
Frederick
Benator Hayes
Crothers
Democratic Party
Shorners
Bennett
Orator Moss
John Walter Smith
Moss
Walters
Rogers
Harford
Real estate transfers and public mind readings attract attention
Sales of real property include Charles Myers buying Benton Morgen's mill near Monument school for 1000 dollars and Henry A L Flook parcel near Plessact Walk sold to Lewis E Flook. A 16 acre Piney Holt wood lot near Liberty sells for 140 dollars to Daniel Hadclin. Prof Gosham from Montreal gives mind reading exhibitions at Carlin House and Junior Hall Orphans Court, with upcoming shows. Inventory and court actions record estate channels and executors noted for Lenhart Freeze and Pans Thomas executors.
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Charles Myers Bas
Benton Morgen
Monument School
Myersville
Henry AL. Flook
Plessact Walk
Lewis E. Flook
Rodrick
Washington
Liberty
Daniel Hadclin
Gosham
Montreal
Canada
Carlin House
Cabin House
Goshsun
Junior Hall
Lewis M. Lenhart
Susannah Freeze
Josish
Jacob Freeze
Cartes Pans
Thomas Thomas
Firefighters Decline Invitation to Marvinsburg Event
At a meeting of Independent Hose Company No1 a message from Marvinsburg inviting participation in a reel race and firemen's celebration on February 22 was read and declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company No.1
Marvinsburg
Thateliy
Public Library Meeting Planned at Frederick College
A meeting is held tonight to discuss forming a public library association and establishing a public library. The public is urged to attend and support the movement.
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Public Library Association
Frederick College
Gentle Family Laxative Syrup of Figs Advertisement
A 19th century style testimonial ad extols a remedy described as medicinally refined and wholesome. It promises pleasant, beneficial effects with no objectionable qualities and suggests consulting a physician if unable to proceed, noting its use for constipation.
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Ilibe
Lodge News Entices Members to Plan District Delegates
Lodge meeting highlights a lively morning and night session with an animated program. Delegates to the District Lodge at Plane No. 4 are Misses Janie Staley Etts Braat Jacob L. Engelbrecht and other members listed. The group will assemble Sunday at 7 o'clock in the hall and proceed in a body to the Presbyterian Church for a sermon by Rev. Dr. D J Beale.
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Paortty
L. O
Plane No. 4
Janie Staley
Etts Braat
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Matuds Bielfeld
J. J. Pt.feld
D. 5. Rice
Gundsy
Presbyterian Church
D. J. Beale
Temperance Societies
Friends of Temperance
Reading Club and Historical Society reports
Miss Diehl’s Reading Club met at Air. McClintock Young’s residence with poems and essays on The Sedan Chair The Renaissance and Gen Passavant’s Will The next meeting set for February 15 at Mrs John Ritchie’s home The Historical Society met at Court Square with papers on The Streets of Frederick and Loris Proprietary land procedures Refreshments followed The M C A and Phiomethean societies held meetings with debates and lectures The Lesbian Society of the Woman’s College met in the evening Real estate transfers noted The Circuit Court opened with various cases continued or dismissed
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Miss Diehl
Air
McClintock Young
Sebastian Cabot
America
Prue and I
George Wm Carts
Passavant
John Ritchie
West Church Street
the Historical Society
The
Historical Society
William Crawford Johnson
Court Square
Francis Fenwick Smith
Frederick
Loris Proprietary
Province of
Maryland
Baker Johnson
Franklin B. Smith
M. C. A. Literary Society
M. G. A. Literary Society
M.C. A
At & Clock
A. M. Thamas
George W. Lough
Roscoe White
J. A. Wilcozen
D. E. Herbert
Roger Wood
Mesars
H. Burns Trandle
Reno
Harp
Law's Grip Lands Fine and 30 Day Jail for Disorderly Woman
Sarah C. Williams, colored, was fined $5.85 yesterday by Mayor Fleming for being drunk and disorderly. In default of payment she was sent to jail for 30 days.
Nazarite Banquet Held by Local Colored Order
Members of the Nazarite order hosted a large banquet at their hall on West AN Savits Street on Wednesday night. A substantial gathering enjoyed an elaborate spread prepared for the event. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as the leading blood purifier and remedy.
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Nazarite Order
West AN Savits Street
Wellington Favored for Republican Congressional Nomination
The Hancock Star editor endorses George L. Wellington of Cumminstown for the Republican nomination. Wellington's backers in Montgomery and Washington counties expect strong support, with younger party members backing his candidacy. Others named include McEaly, Baughman, and Schley, though Wellington appears the clear front runner this fall.
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Carl
The
Hancock Star
George UL. Wellington
Wora of Death and Obituaries in Local Notices
John Lee Norris born May 26 1839 near Rocky Ridge Frederick county Md died Jan 17 1894 in Tippecanoe City Ohio aged 54 7 21 funeral at M E church Sunday. Mr Jones Downey brother of Mrs Henry Boyle died at Liberty of cancer and paralysis age 54 6 123 funeral at St Peter s Church. Lydia Riddlemoser aged blind woman died near Johns y ville. Alfsson infant son of George and Mollie Washington died at St Johns Cemetery. James Null aged eighty found dead in bed. John H Willard died in Columbia Texas. A nine year old girl died of scarlet fever near Walkersville.
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John Lee Norsis
John Lee Norris
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Tippecanoe City
Ohio
M. E
Ver. Zinn
Saya
Tippecanoe Herald
Norris
Tippecanoe
Emma Elester
Aame
Maple Hill
Odd Fellows
Royal Arcanum
George W Norris
Frederick
Abram Jones Downey
Jones Downey
Henry Boyle
Boyle
Liberty
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church
J. P. White
Gatholic
Herry Boyle
Brooke Boyle
Frank Boyle
Joseph Boyle
Sneadner Bros
Basil D
Lydia Jones Downey
Abram Jones
Lydia Riddlemoser
T. S. Hossler
Johnsyville
Besterdam
James Null
Henry
Feete
Middletown
Lewistown
Creagerstown
John H. Willard
Abraham Willard
Broad Ran
Middletown Valley
Columbia
Texas
Michael Primer
Walkersville
Accidents at Liberty Reported Throughout Week
Last Wednesday Miss M E Norris sprained her knee after falling on ice near Mrs Irene Sappington’s Liberty home and missed several school days. A valuable Circulator colt belonging to Air Walter S Myers roamed and entered Mr C B Hitserberger’s lot before being subdued. Mrs H tried to drive it out, but the animal jumped the hedge and became entangled, injuring the colt. Mr N H Stevens, a Pleasant Huckster, was severely injured when horses bolted while he opened a gate, throwing him from the wagon and bruising his forehead and eye as one wheel broke. At Ezra Dinterman’s, meat hung to smoke caught fire while a man ground his axe, and neighbors extinguished the blaze. the meat was scorched.
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Liberty
M. E. Norris
Irene Sappington
Air
Walter S. Myers
Mrz. H
Sam
N. H. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Ezra Dinterman
Frederick City Gun Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The Frederick City Gun Club met at Mr. A. L. Kline’s near Patrick Street. R. B. Walling was elected president and Geo W Phebus vice president. Michael Kennedy became secretary, A. L. Kline treasurer. A five member rules committee was formed with Vernon Glesworth Peter Mantz Clint Maceeny Ort Smith and R. K. R. Walling. The club plans weekly contests and lists many members.
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Frederick City
Peter Mantz
Clint Maceeny
Ort Smith
R. K R. Walling
A. L. Milne
Cat Masony
James Brest
Mat. Phebus
Carlas McDevitt
R. R Walling
Gece
W. Bus
Vernon Molesworth
Carl Molesworth
M.T. Derr
Tom Davis
Mike Kenedy
Lewis Brast
Geo. T. Phebus
Diphtherias spread as towns report health concerns
Diphtherias spreading at Ridgely in Caroline County. Nearby reports note robberies, municipal measures, and legal matters including a Water problem in Easton and a canal committee urging passage. Funerals and local obituaries accompany various notices across the region.
News of the Churches during Lent season
Lenten services are held this evening at the Reformed Chapel. Next week February 11 through 18 is set as mission week in the Reformed church nationwide to support the Foreign Mission cause. The first afternoon Lenten service at All Saints Chapel drew a large crowd with today’s noon service and tomorrow morning prayer at 8 20.
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Reformed
Reformed Church
United States
Foreign Mission
All Saints Chapel
Local arrivals bring spring samples to city hotel
Our Mr B V Backey will be in your city at the City Hotel on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday February 12 13 and 14 with a line of Spring Goods samples from our Baltimore department stores All goods sold at Baltimore prices Joel Gutman Co importers and retailers of fine dry goods 112 to 122 N Eutawsirest Baltimore Maryland The Peak Sisters attire for ML EL Church event is described as unique Admission ten cents
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B. V. Backey
City Hotel
Baltimore
Joel Gutman & Co
Eutawsirest
Maryland
Superb Textiles at Surprisingly Low Prices
An offer advert promises quality fabrics at unusually low prices from 3 cents per yard to top grades. It emphasizes wide selection and affordable options for all shoppers seeking value.
Special Bar Bargains In Hamp Urbge
John Hendrickson advertises bar of remnant fabrics including nearly 500 yards of mixed remnants from 1 to 48 yards at reduced prices. It features cambric and fine linens with quantities 4 complete lines of brulderies, nainsook, and other fine goods. The note emphasizes demand for finer fabrics and larger assortment than in prior years.
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Cambric
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Wasaixeton
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Band of Mary
Tnd
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Jackson County
Dai
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Reni
Berke
Jenn Iie SS
Micheler
Winfeld Scott Hancock
Governor's Island
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Kroxeter
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Dover
Nbl
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Mackerel
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Kemp Hall
Lesbian Society of the
Woman’s College
Christian G. Maugan
Geo
Wenner
Brunswick
the Rest Estate and Improvement Company
James W. Jennings
Henry Gail
Charles M. Gall
Lucinda C. Harris
Cordelia E. Lare
Circuit Court
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Vinson
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Josephus Long
Hank & Long
Hood
George L. Wellington
Georges L. Wellington
Cumin
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Fhuiss
CORT
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Jeg Wellington
Wellington
McEaly
Dolore
Schley
Allegany
Alfsson
George
Mollie Washington
St. John’s Cemetery
C.C. Carty
Ridgely
Caroling County
Chestertown
James
Daniel Mentzer
Edgemont
Ebagerstown
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J B. Strickler
Front Royal
Frost Bros
Rockville
Hegerstown
T Mary's Oystermen
Laurel
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Brown Hasaken
Daniel Braguefer
Charles County
Court of Appeals
Freedom District
St. Reuben F. Bittle
Carroll County
Angel
Allegany County
Western Beasryland
Brown
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Lloyd Kesaler
Howard County
J.C. Hawk
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Arthur
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Mt. Olivet
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Philadelphia
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Hutchens
Webb
Hall
Eva Kessler
Inton
Clarence Kessler
Edward Howard
Mars
George W. Smith
F. P. Murphy
Father McDoneld
Reuben Bowers
W. H. B. Etchison
News of the Churches
Logal Mention
ML. EL
Mulliniz & Kemp
Kix
Moullox & Kae
John Hendrickson
AINS
Hamburge
Tomore
STAUB
Potomac
Holland & Lake Herreng
Columbia River
F. V. Staub
North Market Street
Eleley
Beckley
Bodook
REDE
Bodoce & Nsidig
AT. Rig & Sons
Atv
Noeth Mare
Calis
Bl, Harley
R. L. Harley
Bcwatch
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A. Kennedy
Merchant Tailor
Market ST
LOY
Perry's
LOY & Perre's
W. C. Eldridge
Fauaor
Ahbueegs
Ambureghe
Amburegs
Bamburss
W. CG. Eldridgs
West
Patrick Street
Frederich, MD
B. E. Blackston
Clingan
James E. Walker & Co
Eee
Ad. BE. Walker & Co
Ingham
Aleza Alees
Jammer UW
C. A. Poole
West South Street
Prederick
Dercicks
Dioces
Acs
Balldtin
Pances
Biges
Attorneys-At-Law
Levy
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