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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1891

Page

4

For Sale Farm and Local Notices Highlight Tre Daily News

Local notices list a farm for sale and stockholder notices. Community schedules include Pension Office meeting, Independent Hose Company drills, Royal Arcanum gathering, Chimney Society in Union Bridge, and Dr. J R Hardesty vising City Hotel Thursday and Friday. Multiple personal arrivals and visits from Misses and Mr. locals are noted.

Srief Bits Pension Office MG. T Independent Hose Company Drill Association Royal Arcanum Chimney Society Union Bridge

Double Wedding Invitations In Jefferson Church Event

Invitations are out for the double wedding of Janet and Levine Kessler to McKendree Eichison and Charles Shaff in Jefferson at the MLE church on Tuesday evening February 17 at 6 o clock. A reception for the couples will be at the Kessler home from 7 to 11 that evening.

Janet Levine Kessler Messrs McKendree R. Eichison Nest Weex Annie Creamer Hev. J. A. Price Wim. Ford Simpson, Jr Ryland Methodist Episopal Church Washington, D.C Donotsn—Peters Baltimore Father McCoy Oscar + Peters Ae Leenovan Hook Washington County

Telephone Notes: City Lines Restored After Horse Incident

Most telephones are connected and working. Linemen split between Westminster and Baltimore lines. some were returning to Frederick when their horse bolted, wagon toppled, and David Shann of Baltimore suffered facial and bodily bruises. He was taken to North Market Street residence of Lewis Gistinger. a physician reported multiple broken bones.

Westminster Baltimore Frederick Beame David Shann Shann Lewis Gistinger North Market Street

The Story of the Heart by Frederick Physician

A 19th century medical essay explains heart function and circulation in plain terms. It describes the heart as a four chamber pump with valves, the path of blood through right and left sides, and how veins and arteries operate, along with the impact of temperature and congestion on health and disease.

Frederick

Annapolis Opera House Benefit Music Event Draws Applause

A Thursday evening concert at the Annapolis Opera House raised funds for blind musician W. Tuck Lovely. The program featured Prof. Geo. Ed. Smith and included overtures, readings, duets, and numerous solos by Anna Feldmeyer Maud Bellis Bessie Tate J. W. Hodges Clara Wolfe Agnes Himelbeber and others.

Mercury Annapolis W. Tuck Lovely Fredenck Geo. Ed. Smith J_W_ Mullen Staud Bellis Duke Snake Agnes Himelbeber Baby Girl Rosenfeld Clara Wolfes the Sentinel Hatton Geo. Edw. Smith Reading J. W Hodges Anna der Freyschuts Anna Feldmeyer

Social World Pound Party at John L Keefer Residence

A social gathering was hosted on the first Thursday evening at Ballenger Creek by Mrs. and Mr. John L Keefer with committee members William Keefer and Charles Renn greeting guests at the door. After social games and refreshments, the party moved to the parlor for more games until 2 am, with guests praising the committee.

John L. Keefer Ballenger Creek Wiliam Keefer Charles Renn Amos Scott Fulton Avenue Baltimore Roberta W. Dean Harmony Grove Miss Shipley Mozart di Libe Miss Dea Maggie Bischoff Bedford Shipley Mr. Hendrickson Biattei Lou Gonso Beile Marion Dean R. W. Dean Sridgeport Air Charles W. Zimmerman Lingsnore Mills Annie Keller Nettie Dollie Fannie Sponseller Eleanor Effie Hargett Ida Grabill Laura Bowers Arnie Omie Ramsburg Lou Kemp Lizzie Walker Messrs Wm. Howard Teagaville Hiram Thomas Rocky Springs John Best, Jr Frederick Charles McCroskey Fiamsville Chas. Collins Hargett Wesley Ramo

Remarkable Neidhardt Family Musicians in New York

The four young Neidhardt sisters Estelle Lucie Mary Louise and Carrie, children of the late Augustus Neidhardt of Frederick, are celebrated musicians in New York. Estelle and Lucy play violin, Mary Louise viola, Carrie cello. all perform several times weekly and with noted artists. They are young stars of Acme Orchestra, have toured Massachusetts and Boston, and deserve Frederick’s encouragement to appear locally again.

Augustus Neidhardt Frederick New York Estelle Lucie Mary Louise Carrie Lucy Acme New York State Massachusetts Boston FO. Y.M.C. A

Inventory and sales ordered in Albaugh estate

Orphans Court issued orders for sale of personal property and for sale of real estate in the estate of John Albaugh of D deceased, with George W. Albaugh appointed executor. The first account of guardian James B. Black for W H Black was settled. An advertisement promotes Victor pans Saree claimed to cure throat irritations.

John Albaugh George W. Albaugh James B. Black W H. Black

COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE BRONVILLE AND YELLOW SPRINGS NOTES

County letters describe moves and jobs for residents including Garrow in Bord's Montgomery county Leopold transfer to Wilmington shops and Garrutt family changes. Local health notes report mumps and recovering residents. Purple month items cover social events births and canal talks with community updates.

Lent services announced across churches with midweek prayers

The community learns of Lent observances at several churches. St John the Uaihoile will hold an Easter themed service and ashes will be sprinkled with a solemn day in Lent. Reformers church prepares forty days of daily services and evening prayers. St Mary’s Episcopalian schedules multiple services through Lent including daily prayers and special midweek sessions.

A Memorable Spot in Our Mountain City

A syndicate led by F. S. Eichelberger E L Miller and others plans to form a building and investment company to create one of the most beautiful local corkscrews? no, finest spots atop Cannon Hill near Fourth and Bentz streets. The project aims to place cottages on the overlook, transforming a historic site once home to Fourth of July celebrations and a cannon explosion that killed two Duvalls, into a cozy city vantage with pride for residents. Local items note drill meetings, a party trip, repainting residences, and a Junior Fire Company discussing resolutions. Frederick Building and Lot Company held its first meeting appointing Trail as president and officers, owning hundreds of lots and seeking southern buyers for a large break of land. stock sold, signaling strong prospects under capable leadership.

Bronville Pex B. OV. Garrow Bord’s Montgomery County William Leopold Bettman Car Works Joshua Danner Vincence Indists George Garros Charles M. Wenner Brenswich Lee Garreut J. Rice Garrutt BL & Q Sandy Hook Hamilton Merryman Warner Shafer Merriger Tuomas Mary Lou Ginings Homer Rice Nellie Hitcshew Nellie Garret Edward J. Utterbach Denver Llorsey W. Garrett Frank Alessis Wm. Ebbert & Son Frederick Bessie Loney Isabel Miller Gillman Jacob A. Miller Weverton J. Rice Garrett Blue Ridge Creamery J. Brian Heid John Reid Messrs F. S.eichelberger E. L. Miller Maraball Four Cannon Ilil Fourth and Bentz Mr. Duvall United Drill Association Zscharlus Syeikeraviils Stauffer’s Mall J. W. Loyns Wm. E. Wright East Patrick Street James B. Aubert Fr. McElroy Council

Lenten Services Start at St John Catholic Church

News of the Churches reports Lenten services begin tomorrow at St John Catholic Church at 9:00 AM with ashes blessed and the cross placed on foreheads. During Lent services are held Wednesdays and Fridays with preaching and benediction on Wednesdays and the stations of the cross on Fridays at 7:30 PM.

St. John's Catholic Church

Court Actions and Local Notices from Frederick News

Committed to JasL J. H. Robinson after a two count hearing at 2 PM in Buckeystown on disturbing services and carrying a concealed weapon. first count dismissed, second guilty, jailed pending grand jury. State v Theodore Bil found not guilty on assault and concealed weapon charges. Chautauqua circle meets with a historical debate among Rev A J Gill and Biessie. Nic odemus, Gale and Etchison dismissed. Free giveaway for sacks of Ceresville flour at Shriser Milling. George J B Lewis relocates to 220 S Market. Real estate transfer: Thomas Dixon to John T Williams 13 acres etc for 314.75. Mullinix Kemp showcases fifty nine spring styles in dress gingham at Market Street.

Jasl J. H. Robinson Wilson Buckeystown

Carpet Department Invoice Notice

Carpet department informs Earls purchasers to call before buying elsewhere after first Mattings invoice arrived on Ratunisy.

Maryland Press Commentary on Tariffs and Reciprocity

A fragment from the Maryland Press argues over the use of the phrase the crippled idea of the United States maintaining gold and silver parity. It cites the Baltimore Sun on the 1879 legal framework and debates political figures Blaine Reed and McKinley, contrasting free trade versus reciprocity in Democratic and Republican policy.

Baltimore Sun United States Secretary of the Treasury Brazil Canada Mexico Blaine Siaply Reed Mukdaley Blaine Democratic Party Messia McKinley Jacob Esau

Fragmentary political endorsement debate text

Fragmentary OCR yields a political discussion arguing for a Democratic path to control of government. It hints at extensions or concessions and contrasts honest effort with the dangers of the other side, but the fragmentary nature limits clear facts or outcomes.

Maryland

Notices for discounts, auctions, and real estate sales

Notices warn gay consumers to pay bills by February 10 to receive a discount and list various auctions and sales. Items include real estate, household goods, farming implements, stock, and personal property announced by agents such as G. F. Congan and Harvey Lease with locations around Urban, Georgetown, Urbana, and Frederick. More dates appear: February 17, 19, 21, 25, and a recurring weekly notice in the Weekly News.

G. F. Congan Harvey Lease Wadgworth Bronawick Col. Thomas Court House Hasersto Fausstown C. B. Fout Auc Mameville Georgetown Leah Thos F Weson Eilon Nelson Executrix Cou House Steadv Weexly Billy Harvey W Wilcoxon City Hove Urbana Bo'slock Brea Auoe Washington Puram Harvey Tease Ave Forstis Sarah A. P. Keller Reich Farojanville Addy O. Suler B J Utterback Smile Dueming Marvey B. Lease Wai. & Castle Frederick Georgetown Pike News Hills Pournsey John C. Sete Myville Aod Aly Merch Harvey BR Bieder Brunner Marcia Luther Pillselltor J. Hobie Ge Be Sona Ia Aco Valual Opera Property Ili Advin Harvey Leane J. Bovar Harper's F Ady Ap Weekis C.B Tai PR Parry Gtorney Heire Marke Col. B. Ihochaee Monterus Harvey A. Lesie Thomas J. Cootll Jotten Middletown Valua C.b. B Donas F. Hargett Geo Rhodes Jefferson Pike Fanning Harvey Egase Joseph M. Crampton Charlotte Zimmerman Badenanss Seu Weel Kolb Anc Peter D Edward J. Koons Execnia Middleburg James Tansalle C. B Ford Ladiesburg

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TRE Daily News MoCristoce Fees Pererre Ees Tel Lore Mgon Gil Geo. A. Gilbert R. H. Campbell Parrish Baking J. R. Hardesty Alice Smootz Shepherdstown W.va F. P. BreDoneald Hattie Spurrier Washington, D. C Williams Tramsville Kate Darby Martinsburg W. Va Mee Ted Rhodes John McKewen Jacob Buckey West South Street B. F. Brauner Shafer Hargett P. L. Hargett & Co Vir Ginia G. E. Haller Ifr Frank E. Mainhart Ais Eston Whiting Nannie Myer Moorefield W.vs Liberty William 5. Miller Charies McDonald Corn and Flour Exchange of Roelkey Aliss Sallie K. Main Hagerstown Christian Railing Port Deposit George M. Gittinger Idéx Wien M.D Fourth Street Gertrude Smith East Fourth Street Dyer Brothers Guy Albaugh W. Boyer Wm. Yinger L. Falk C. Lochner Ed. Dyer J. Boyer L Albaugh H. Dyer Clara Roethey Agie Ely Cartie Baer Afollie Cram Theresa Hot Emma Burek Cora Mull Clara Burck Yellow Springs John Holtz A. B. Holtz Charlesville Steiner Ramsburg White Rock Ramsburg Neighbors Lewistown Holtz C. W. Staley Calvin Staley Ohio Dele Stull Wm. H. Stoll Near Harmony Grove Burg Wm. Reich King Char Koo B. Duvall E Diedermas J. Haugh J. Crawford Marty Clayton Dixon Walter Reuten Willan Kemp Delesssey Bugs Minnie Blarkey A. J. Gill Biessie Nicodemus Gale Etchison Theodore Bil Turner Ceresville Telephone E. A. Shriser Milling Company George J. B. Lewis W. Patrick Street S. Market Street Thomas Dixon John T. Wiliams Mullinix Market Street the Maryland Press Baltimore American Esrh Iumneo Dennis Getass Cher Duhgater Gudge S.runv John Hendrickson Ioue Nodal NAVY Jersky Doztadies Warehime Ehfigren C. Warerime Equitable Life Assurance Society Frederick, Ma Saad Saan Hoot Mig Mae Thor Bebiou The School of Brooklyn C. McCardell Doll & Son G.I. Doll
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