Moon's Phases and Local Notices in City Paper
The issue lists advertisements and local notices including sales and rentals, plus a stream of personal notices. Names of visitors and residents travel through Washington, Winchester, Old Point, Baltimore, and nearby areas as figures such as Dr. Harry Talbot and Mr. Theodore Brashears appear among updates on hotel stays and lodge sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Talbot
Washington, D. C
Merkle Bantz
Winchester
Bias
Joan J. Kunkel
Old Point
Mattie Bevier
Rocky Fountain
County
Theodore Brashears
Knoxville
R.¥. LaDow
Washington
Chicago
Hismere
H. F. Steiner
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Edward Nelson
Maryland State Dental Association
Chas. E. Richards
Elizabeth
W.S
Z. J. Gittinger
Maggie Beall
Darnestown
Montgomery County
A.J. Wilcoxon
West Patrick Street
Maggie Klotz
Wm. B. Taylor
Mollie Eisenhauer
James Brown
Brown & McKinney
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Report
Hotel arrivals list names and origins for visitors yesterday. includes Cruz Horn, E J Crumrine from Carroll County, Ford Suehles, Morrison, Giltzman, Drysden, Biomdson, Justi, Dunkel, Matthews, Gelwicks, Davidson, Meyer, Carswell, Rendheim, Sweeney, Kugus, Wilson, Brillion, Kane, Bell, Wagner, Sheppard, Shulson, Summers, Baer, Honck, and others from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, and Delaware. total from county noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesterday
Cruz Horn
E_ J. Crumrine
Carroll Co
Ford Suehles
Morrison
J.giltzman
F. W. Drysden
W. Biomdson
Wl, Justi
C. C. Dunkel
H. W. Matthews
Balto
E._S. Gelwicks
J. R.davidson
LS. Frank
F. E. Brosius
Phila
R. Peirce
Shippensburg
Pas Edward Honck
Montgomery County
Immanuel Reformed Church Elects New Pastor
Immanuel Reformed Church selects Rev G Wisner of Gallison as pastor candidate after meeting for successor. A call will be extended soon. Also Bishop William Paret cancels immediate engagements and sails February 18 for Barbadoes and Martinique with brother John Paret. He will be away four to five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Church News
Immanuel Reformed Church
J. C. Hauser
G.wisner
Gallisn
Herald
William Paret
Episcopal Church
Barbsjoes
Martingue
Crescent Manufacturing Company Limited Formed in Frederick
Articles of incorporation will be filed to establish a factory here for ladies and children's underwear. The Crescent Manufacturing Company Limited is headed by Baltimore figures Wm. G. Howell president hn A. Hirsley vice president Henry Barnett secretary T. C. Craig treasurer Wan. Z. Gordon general manager. Five thousand dollars subscribed, stock limited to 500 shares at twenty dollars each. Books will open for citizen subscriptions, site selection soon. Further particulars in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Crescent Manufacturing Company Limited
Baltimore City
Wm. G. Howell
Hn A. Hirsley
Henry Barnett
T. C. Craig
Tressarts
Wan. Z. Gordon
Children and Valentines at Smith's Temple of Fancy
For the Children, Beautiful Celentines only 1 2 3 Land up in price new goods xan and so cheap Every child should have on S few cents will please their hearts and make them happy Call at Smith's Temple of Fancy Marriage Licenses Oscar D Culler and Ells V Feaster both of Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celentines
Xan
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Braddock Village News Items and Local Notes
Braddock dispatches report community events from Braddock and surrounding areas. Items include sales of farm stock and property, sermons at local churches, visits of residents to nearby towns, sickness lists, road and infrastructure plans, and upcoming social gatherings. Notable mentions include George Webster, Rev. Hoffmier, John Poole, Miss Ada Thomas, and Mr. Summers.
WEDDING NOTES IN FREDERICK COUNTY AREA
Miss Adella EB of Harmony Grove marries William EF Keyser of Yellow Springs in a ceremony by Rev. Hench. Wedding guests include Cora Staley and Fleeton J. Stall. Reception features cakes and fruit. Also listed are Oscar D. Culler and Ella V. Feaster wedding, and Sau ter Lynch nuptials in Washington. Laura Carty and Samuel Davis announce marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella EB
Waliam
Harmony Grove
Warried
William EF. Keyser
Yellow Springs
Fleeton J. Stall
Culler
Jefferson
Oscar D. Culler
Ella V. Feaster
Mssrs
Samuel N. Gregg
Robert E. Shafi
John D. Long
George C. Culler
Ditmar
Wm. H. Keyser
Charles Keyser
Sauter
S. F. Ryan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Washington
Balsey F. Sauter
Mamie E. Lynch
Frederick
Laura Carty
Samuel Davis
Loudoun County
Virginia
Cumberland Improvements and City Developments
The Emmanuel Episcopal vestry bought land to build two parish houses for lectures, Sunday school, and reading rooms. Rector Rev. Clarence Buell has repaved the church at an estimated 7000 dollars. The Window Glass Company may relocate from Hagerstown after a recent fire. The Pittsburg and Western Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio lines may benefit Cumberland. Streets to be brick paved and 2000 candle-power electric lights eyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Emmanuel PE. Church
Clarence Buell
Window Glass Company
Hagerstown
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Profit in peaches grows as county orchard plans expand
A Frederick area news item describes Tay News's peach growing efforts from Pleasant Valley to Weverton and Sandy Hook, with big players and several farmers planning the largest orchard in the valley. It also covers merchants forming the Merchants Retail Commercial Agency at City Hotel, Frederick, to pressure credit discipline and shared collections across twenty states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Weverton
Sandy Hook
Inne Moore
Noual
Tule
Lieprott
Abe
Harper's
Perry
Corswellas
William E . Dureler
John R. Brown
J. P. Blessing
Younce
LC Stonebraker
A.B. Yourtee
William and
Jobn McDuell
Sed Dagirl Q. Staley
Pear
Knoxville
Asko
McDuell
Messrs
Brickbill & Kreps
Maryland
City Hotel
Frederick
Finois
Siow
Religious Services And Meetings Scheduled Across Churches
A slate of church activities includes Mite Society and Christian Endeavor meetings next week and this evening. Lenten services begin in All Saints PBE and Evangelical Reformed churches with midweek and Friday sessions. St Johns Catholic holds Ash Wednesday rites at 9 am then 7.20 pm Mass. M E prayer gathering tonight and quarterly conference Friday at 7.80. Rev G G Baker to preach next Sunday night. Zion Chatilesville and Pleasant Hill Chapel services listed, Utica evening canceled. Araby Chapel series starts Sunday, with A J Gill preaching Sunday afternoon and C W Sechriss leading Sunday evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society
The
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
All Saints P. BE
Evangelical Reformed Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
G.G. Baker
Young People’s Society of the
D.B. Church
St Zion Church
Chatilesville
the Ditch
Pleasant Hill Chapel
S. Br. Hench
Utica
Araby Chapel
A. J. Gill
C. W Sechriss
Doubs
Lent and Ash Wednesday Observances and Notices
Shrove Tuesday marks Pancake Day and Mardi Gras as Lent begins with Ash Wednesday observances in churches. At St John’s Catholic, ashes were placed on foreheads with the sign of the cross and a 7:00 pm service noted. All Saints Episcopal held morning prayer at 11:00 and a 7:30 pm service. Also notices Valentine sales at Smith's Temple of Fancy with low prices for tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
St John’s Catholic
All Saints' Episcopal Church
Well Drilled The Guardian Drill Association Report
The Guardian Drill Association of Mechanicstown staged a full uniform inspection drill in their pew hall Monday evening before a crowded crowd. Frank Lickes of the city attended and supported the event, and Capt Stokes oversaw the United Drill Association while the Mechanicstown boys performed with clacklike precision and earned hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian Drill Association of
Mechanicstown
Mechanics Towns
Frank Lickes
Ous City
Stokes
United Drill Association
Mechanicstown Boys
Dropped Letters Stamp Confusion Highlighted by Postmaster
Postmaster H C Keefer told News yesterday that many people still misunderstand postal rules. He notes that two cent stamps are required on city letters to ensure delivery and that the old four cent stamp practice is no longer in effect. The reminder especially concerns valentines sent within Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Keefer
Frederick
Miss Clara Schaeffer Jailed After Magistrate Proceeding
The article reports that on Monday Magistrate Barrick ordered Miss Clara Schaeffer into jail and to be taken to the Female House of Refuge, but the sheriff delayed custody until a court hearing on Saturday at 11 2 m. The defense contends the magistrate’s actions were unjust. Bail set at $20. The second case notes State v Richard Murphy for assault and battery, with a magistrate’s court hearing and bail set at $90 after witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schaeffer
Barrick
Femaie
Indy
Eckstein
Richard Murphy
George Engel
Boy Injured Playing Near Foundry Ammendments
A boy named Harry Baker son of Mrs Lewis Baker of West South street was injured yesterday afternoon behind Messrs Buckey and Tirestone's foundry while playing with companions. He fell over a leg cutting his lip badly and several teeth were knocked out. He was taken home and eight physicians were sent for who sutured his lip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baker
Lewis Baker
West South Street
Boma
Buckey & Tirestone
YMCA Meeting Names Standings and Adds Sunday Charts
The Y M C A held a Kemp Hall meeting appointing standing committees for the year and deciding to purchase charts for Sunday meeting visitors. John C Motter bought Dr Estone's share in the standard bred stallion Dundes which won a county Agricultural Fair premium. Calvin Grambine was named Baltimore citys second assistant grain inspector at 1500 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMA
Young Men's Christian Association
Kemp Hall
John C. Motter
D. H Estone
Morse
Bfr
Calvin Jr. Grambine
Baltimore City
Mr. Grambine
D. M. Grambine
Braddock
Fifty 59 Brine Choicest Spring Styles in Dressing Hams
New stock of brined hams arrives, featuring the handsomest assortment yet shown in Frederick. Visit the South window at Market Street entrance for a sample and call to make early selections to secure the cream of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
Carpet Department First Invoice Attracts Early Buyers
Carpet department reports its first invoice of Hattings arrived Saturday. Early purchasers urged to call before buying elsewhere to secure bargains.
Death in Ohio: Frederik Houck Fatally Injured by Falling Limb
Sad accident near Titi Ohio reports Frederik Houck dying after a tool damaged limb fell from a tree while he was chopping a tree. He collapsed, died next day after failing to regain strength. The funeral will be held Monday from his home, with services by M. Udvshoan of the Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik Vouck
Titi
Ohio
Lin Eutecy
Law
Seitiers
Titia
Peter Hrouh
Agel Mivears
Henry Houck
Fredverisk Houck
Mundsy Mornizz
M. Udvschoan
Chtirel
A Company Organized by Csynon HEI Bebdices and Investment
A meeting yesterday effected a permanent organization for the company with capital stock of 20000 dollars. The directors for the first year include E. S. Elehelberger and others, with officers led by president B. S. Eickelberger and vice president Dr A A Sharetig. Stock books are open at Mr Hlartsock's office and much stock has been placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csynon Hei Bebdices
Elehelberger
de. Lo A. Shareits
Eapar. Miller
Meamtal
Leersock
B.S. Eickelberger
A. A. Sharetig
A. L. Hartweek
Marshall Fout
Sir. Hlartsock
Lively runaway accident disrupts Patrick and Market streets
An afternoon buggy crash on Market near Patrick caused no serious injuries though crowds gathered. A buggy rear collided with a turning vehicle, overturning the buggy and spilling occupants. The horse then dragged toward Capt. Hobbs' restaurant, striking a two-horse wagon and breaking a shaft before being stopped. Only damage was to the buggy and wagon. crowd excitement followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick and
Market Streets
Market Street
Bugsy
Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Minua
South Market Street
Capt. &. N. Hobbs
Doug
Board of Charities and Corrections to meet at court house
The Board of Charities and Corrections will convene at the Court House tomorrow at 2 o clock for their regular jail meeting. Sheriff monthly report to be submitted and board members will inspect the jail. 615.0 The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle met last evening at Miss Minnie Market house. Next meeting set for Feb 17 at Miss Nannie Routzohns home. Fis Expected Young gentlemen, send a valentine on Feb 14 1891. Smiths Temple of Fancy offers new goods at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Board of C. & G
Board of Charities and Correcion
Court House
Tomor-Row
Chautauqua Literary and Scien- Hac
Minnie Market
East Patrick Street
Nannie Routzohn
N. Market Street
Fis
Harvey
Wadsworth
Wilksell
Brianwick
Orlock
Col. Thomas
J. B Gross
Uaperstown
Funtetasa
Gideon Husa
Georgetown
Thos
J. Wilson
Elon Neon Executrix
Willseling Court House
Daily News
Harvey Lense
Wm. Wilcoxon
Trustog
City Hotel
Wek Ok
L. M. Bready
Harry Worthington
Araby
Corneilla Belison
Wil Yell
Washington J. Purhira
Mt. Airy
Harvey Lease
Osm
Eurah A. P. Wella
Wiheels
Reich's Fed
Hamsville
Adv
Io Weekly
Bes
H. C. Sulcer
J. I. Duortuck
Knoxrio Yell
L. Castle
Ulle
Frederick
Vebelite
Eekly Nowa
John Ae Motor
Trustes
Toni Estate
Uty
Wetkly Nowa
Daniel E. Stone
Rea
Mr Pleasant
Weaskly Nowa
Gavilie
Peras
R. Leese
Muad
Ann
Beoi
Gretoak
M. Luther M. Eran
J. Homos
Stoners
Tiamsville
Sea Yeas Ady
Harvey le
Jolethon
Font
James Pr Petty
Gtoraay
Sgent
Jgte Lemuel Marks
will_gell
Fred— Briel Foie
Secea Zi Ie Mentor Predevick
Momevae
Seeady
Wm. H. Xicodemus
Seany
Sevions Bank
Breiner
Teal
Petareville
Billig
Hervay FR
Thomas J. Cecill
Jefferson
Middletown
B. Fout
Ins A. Hett
Jefferson Pike
Hervey
Joseph ME Grmpton
Charlotte Zimmerman
Jedemona
Secady
Sm. Hiease
Uct
Milard
F. Stofte
Hioganore
M. Timsa
Kolb
Peter D
Edwand J. Koons
Middie
James Il
Montomery BN
Ijamsville
Alan
C. B. Fout
D. F. Schieffer
Ladiestorgs
G. J. Doll & Son
Frederick amateurs stage a revival at Market and Main
The Frederick Amateurs performed last night at the residence of Mr C W Milten, corner Market and Main, presenting A Mean Advantage in two acts. Cast included Archibald Wier, Miss Hathertt, Jack Floyd, Miss Nancie Renhaver, and others. Violin solo by Miss Nannie Eisenhauer earned praise. audience enjoyed the comedy and anticipation for more summer performances. An open letter from General Raum praises a catarrh remedy sent to Dr Harry of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nancie
Renhaver
Archibsld
Wier
Mabel
Aliss Kate Emenhaver
Mr. Mayo
Stiss Fannie Fout
Lucy Carlyle
Lucy Evertimer
Atabel Merritt
Tearmeu
Florence Miler
Mio Mayo
Nannie Eisenhauer
Raum
Wasnmorox
D.C
Fen
Harrary
Baltmore
Greex B. Raum
Ove Dellar
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TRE Daily News
LS Ea Mineenm Texp
Dean Temperanire
Sun
Ells V. Feaster
Piss
George Webster
Webster
T. F. Hoffmier
Hoilmier
Johofil
Grove
Hay Packer
Lady Friends
John Poole
Poole
Peter Ross Strand
Elmegia Bush
Ada Thomas
Mu. Airy
Cordelia Durall
Wilber Durall
Third
D. M. Grumbine
Ida Mercer
Alice Sammerz
Libertytown
Charles E. Kline
Jobesville
Kline
Willie Merver
Fends
Urbana
Benjamin Hamm
John Bailey
Springfield
Washington County
Marshall
Grambine
Airs
Scott McAllister
Union Bridge
Samueline
Fannie
Eline
George Thomas
Glen Hoffman
National Pike
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Samuel AM. Summers
Rey
Karl
Mr. Summers
Mr. 5
MT. Pleasant
Iron Stone
New London
Win Kiser
Wm. McDonnell
Andrew Jacobs
Harry
David Winpigler
Howani Fos
Charles T. Duvall
New Market District
Wm. Mercer
Hauser Diller
Howard Fox
John T. Cronenberr
Great Greek Mill
Theodore Geesey
M. E
J.L. Ames
C. T. House
Jesse Winpigiler
Br. Wm. McDonnell
W. ¥. Wolf
Roger
Jane Jacobs
Zanesville
Middleblag
Erne Otto
Edwinna Clahanet
Janie
Elsie
Mignie Chipley
Edith
Grace Lynn
W.C. Brian
Beysville
Frank Johnson
Wiliam Topper
Silvershus
Bss
J. N. Miller
Wem. McKinney
Carein
Heiztrs
D. C
David Beihbef Waehinzter
Viniting Bemower
Ethel
Heavie Guo
Beer Viking
Banimore
Sme Tigi
Lome Eisesenre
Charles H Luvent
Lisbeland
Hanit Deriv
L. BL Carter
Marshyi Bonu
Iit
Lindssy & Daever
Gaither
John W. Whitehill
Ceeagemstown
Raymond Devilbiss
J. W. Devilbiss
Grant Webster
Kentucky
Pao
Summel Lee
Rocky Ridge
Qyho
Wm. Krise
Selsam
Church of God
Wymeneal
Ladies' Home Journal
David H. Smith
Fempie of Fancy
Frederick, Md
Seon
Spo
Steiner Bros
Richard Bushy
Bruner
Fourth Street
H. M- Gittinger
J. L. Johnson
East Church Street
George W. Warner
W. U. Telegraph Company
Court
West Patrick Streets
Ait. Geo. Engelbrecht
Burgess Hammond
Sophia Baiaia
Ceresville
E. A. Shriner Milling Company
Mollinix & Kemp
Victors
W. H. Barrell
Henry T. Deaver
Orphans’ Court
Wm. P. Maulsby
Abesring
Elizabeth Steiner
Kate Jiyers
West Third Street
Clarence
D. F. Dixon
West All Saints’ Street
David Lowenstein
Wm. A-Kolb
North Market Street
Muel
Jacob Samuel Atiller
Breugie
Chackes Fraley
John Hendrickson
Ben
Monex
Canerans
Tontina Police
Equitable
C. Warerimz
Equitad's Life Assurance Society
Baltinerde
Bain
Foltz
TOG
Cis
G. J. Doll
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