Local Notices and Personal Items February 1891
February 1891 local notices list advertisements and personal updates. Mentions Mr C E Baker, Mr John Miller, Mrs Lewis Baker, Rev Fr Brand, E A Grllinger, Miss Ella Main, Mrs Kate Baer, Mr Lawrence Beckier, E L Miller, Charles R Hardt, N O Cline, Mrs M E Whitmore, Miss Mary Getzendanner, B W Harman, Miss Cecil Houston, Agnes Grahame, and Woolverton, with travel, visits, and health notes. Public sale and real estate, plus miscellaneous for sale and rent items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Baker
Baltimore
John Miller
Lewis Baker
Cumberland
Brand Lef
Jersey City
N. J
E. A. Grllinger
Washington, D. C
Ella C. Main
West Patrick Street
Middletown
Valley
Kate R. Baer
Luther M. Engelbrecht
East Patrick Street
Lawrence Beckier
Washington
E. LL Miller
Charles R. Hardt
The
Real Estate Herald
N.O. Cline
Pennsylvania
East Church Street
Harry Best
Cecil Houston
Mary Eschbach
West Church Street
Agnes Grahame
Buckeys~ Town
Rockville
Woolverton
Albany
N.Y
Pleasant pound party honors Miss Flora at Mrs Clark's
Social world notes a happy gathering at Mrs Hi Clarksburg Maryland in honor of Flora with games, cake and plenty of fruit. Attendees included Alderson Seaman Page Johnson and Leaman among others. Also reports Maryland G A R encampment plans in Baltimore with memorial services for Sherman and Porter and delegates to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Alderson
Misses Flora
Bila
Mary Seaman
Ethel Page
Emms Johnson
Lydia Horley
Annie
Mamie Hilton
Jennie Green
Susie Byrne
Lizzie Purdum
Navniej Ritenocar
Alessis
Robert J. Green
James W. Johnson
Pardum
Chas. R. Pardum
Percy T. Lewis
Chas. Leaman
Wm. A. Hurley
Lafayette Leaman
Wm. A Anderson
J. Frank Leaman
Col Jas. H. Bilton
Robert G. Hilton
G. A.R
Department of Maryland
Concordia Opera House
Baltimore
General Sherman
Admiral Porter
General Cleazey
Charles E. Phelps
Dashane Post Hall
Detroit
Frederick City
Debates Spur Reform Across Nations and States
A mix of editorials and notices discusses labor arbitration, political commentary on Senator Gorman, General Sherman’s Civil War actions, a call for a National Bankrupt law, and praise or critique from Baltimore newspapers. It highlights labor movements, leadership judgments, war history, and federal bankruptcy reform with named papers and figures.
Local Talent Shines at City Opera House Concert
Last night at City Opera House the Pisler Entertainment Company presented with notable local talent. Performances by Diana, Fa WL Drer, and H. Gleseter drew hearty applause, with selections pleasing the audience and several pieces receiving enthusiastic rounds of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Howse
Pisler Entertament
Total Talent
Ae Barmoni Martellc
EE Dyer
Cute
Bieta Srothers
Wink
Diana
H. Gleseter
Alger
Artetie
Wba
S.sulf
den Singer
Karmoy
Uae
Fao
Lew Pexea
Byer
Ihieer
Spanish American trade and reciprocity debate drives interest
The piece discusses reciprocity with Spain and America’s potential gains in Spanish American trade. It highlights The Daily Indicator's praise for the American Export & Trading Co of Bowling Green New York and its plan to recruit young, capable men with capital to push foreign commerce. It cites European leaders England Germany France as market models and argues America should capture all ten percent of the trade share, urging support for the company’s strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grouniye Siandata Union of
Pebruary 10
Daily Indicator
New York
American Export & Trading Co
Bowling Green
Europe
Edwards H. Goff
American Export & Trading Company
All America
England
Germany
France
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Matters Theatrical at Allen Opera House
The Morning News praises AL Field's company for an outstanding minstrelsy show at the City Opera House. It commends singing, dancing, and acts by Billy Van, the Morrissey brothers, and the Mignani troupe, calling it one of the best ever presented. The review notes heavy praise but conservatively notes the need to mention artists individually in full. The event was held on March 2 at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
AL Field
Afr
Field
Billy van
Morrisses Brothers
Mignani
Morning News
Jamestown
N. Y
City Opera House
New Freight Rules Tested in Hagerstown Visit
Mr. T. J. Parnell of the B and O freight service met with agent E. H. Zeigier in Hagerstown on Friday morning to discuss small freight shipments. The plan routes such consignments via local freight to Brunswick Maryland then to Wheeling West Virginia, promising about three days faster delivery. Parnell praised the Hagerstown yard and compared it to systems in other large freight operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Parnell
Hagerstown
E. H. Zeigier
Wheeling
West
Brunswick
Purnell
Coutry
Bron
Ninety Years 614 Man Led First Allegany Stage Coach
William Sheets, 93, of Iowa, reportedly drove the first stage coach over the Allegany mountains. He had three coaches built in Chambersburg Pennsylvania and his harness made in Hagerstown. He transported many men from Washington to the east and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheets
Iowa
Allegany
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Washington
Outlawed Gang Loots Home in Rural Assault News
A gang forced entry at Mr. Arthur's home in the county, smashing doors and windows while searching for a criminal and guarding the premises under cover of night. They shattered portions of the stove, damaged several doors, and fired Mr. Arthur's gun, but no property was taken except a photograph. Neighbors report the attacked man as respectable and well regarded in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensonville
Chesley
Limeside
Bizaister
Jacob Arther
Arthur
Chipley
Fannie R. Sappingtom
Ella Lawrence
Daily News
R. Reuben W. Young
Oloey
Montcomery County
Brenneven
Mountainy M E church wedding and local notices in Frederick
Wedding of Miss Elie Laura and Mr W E Schwering at Mountainy M E church highlighted a floral ceremony with Jennie Johnson leading the wedding march. Attendees included Harry Comfort and Frank Johnson. couple to reside in Frederick. Local items note visitors and teacher movements in Frederick County communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainy M. Eo
Elie Laura
Secvan
J. B. Johnson
Corans
W. E. Schwerms
Fredferick
Jennie Johnson
Messrs
Harry Comfort
Frederick
Frank Johnson
JR. Pardew
John Penn
Long Corner
Hawant County
Wm. Johnson
Frederick County
Jennie Hodes
Ella Linthicum
Cora Cecil
Emma Penn
Rockville
Ella Anderson
John Beit
Gaitherburg
Fire Destroys Stull Shed on Opossumtown Road
A fire at 1 a.m. gutted a large shed on Mr. Wm. H. Stull’s farm near Willow Brook Jills, storing farm machinery. Loss estimated $1,500 to $1,800, with two threshing machines, clover nailer, corn sheller, carriage, and implements lost. Insured with Grangers’ Company of Middletown. Incendiary suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Stull
Opossumtown Road
Willow Brook
Jills
Nts
Grangers' Company
Middletown
Choicest Spring Gingham Dresses Shown in Frederick
An advertisement notes fifty nine choice spring gingham dresses just received in Frederick with the handsomest assortment yet. Highlights the South window at Market Street entrance for early selection to secure cream of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
Carpet Department Notice Amid Sparse Fragments
Fragments indicate a Sunday arrival related to the carpet department. Text is incomplete but suggests a greeting or notification regarding products or service availability. Further readable details are not present to identify people, places, or dates.
Keeping to the Hare and Late Week News Ad
Fragmented notice mix covers edition schedules ad text and local notices. Mentions Tuesday Weekly News distribution guidelines, committee names, a presentation at a novitiate, county commissioners road examiners, an entertainment event at City Hall, and real estate transfers. Also references a spring wool dress fabrics sale and new patterns.
Insurance firms claim the strongest prosperity
A long list of Baltimore and Maryland notices shows insurers and legal agents touting vast prosperity and urging clients to secure policies. The text rails against competing firms while naming Equitable Life Assurance Society and local attorneys who advertise in Frederick and surrounding counties.
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Ke A. Campbell
Geo. A. Gilbert
W_ Saunders
Sao
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Artess
Moses Anders
A. Eugene Anders
Henrietts Aubert
Alfred E. Au Lert
Hartley
Steiner Brothers
Tobe Hahn
Victor Infante
the Maryland Press
New Fork
Baltimore Sun
Senilor Gorman
Senate
Gurman
Gorman
Raltimore Herald
William Tecumseh Sherman
Grant
Sherman
Subonhouse
Atlanta
Confederacy
Bull Run
Appomattox
Congress
Yellow Springs
Skids
Burkharts Hall
Carlton Palmer
Elerton, Inc
Steiser Ramsburg
Charlesville
Robert D. Eaton
Telephone Company
Lizzie Zommerman
Etta Morsell
Samuel Linton
Nathan O. Neighbors
Harmony Grove
David Shenkel
Rocky Springe
Cleveland
Charles Orson
Jos
Ingie
Henry Strailman
E. L. Cramer
Resl Estate Herald
E. C. B. Castle
Tollbweng
Din’s
T. Tyler
Taneytiows
FBI
Lewis Beaver
Omas Reindojist
Ohio
James Redman
Pikesville
Bal- Umore County
Niss Russler
Waynesboro
N.B. Hagan
James A. Esker
Emmitsburg
Carrie Eltiot
Westminster College
David Middour
Ashland
Haineis
Louis Eliot
Yillet House
Theodore Meade
Woodville
Fes
E. Sunday School
Wm. J. Pardum
Don
Missionaryectivity
Z. Condos
Ice
G. E. Mood
F. Wison
Tressurer
TM VY. Norwood
Sater
Tuvkball
Ida Cunningham
Eliza Hardt
Henry Birely
Anore Colliflower
A. I. Bader
Mollie Owings
Eb, Linn
Florence Cleatey
Mollie DeLashmut
Nettie Woodward
Bertie Warfield
Bary Tyson
Edith Wickham
Orry Horsa
J. Wallace
York
W. _D. Drury
George N. Kraues
J.T. Grape
J.B. Griffith
H.A. Dougherty
M. F. Crawford
W._ C. Simms
J. B. Anderson
Danville
Yas
D. Ridgely
E. 8. Robinson
C.S. Pate
A. L. Duffy
Alexandria
Leo Brand
New Jersey
Y. M.C.U
George J. Wilson
Fr. Brand
Frederick and Ballenger Creek Turnpus Company
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George Markell
Geo. Wm. Smith
M. B. Gerzendinner
O. B. Drill
Charles Zimmerman
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Mullinlie & Kemp
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Walninix & Kemp
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Fe. Brand Caned
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Lewis Rice
H.R. Heck
Henry Dull
Capt. BE
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Geo. L Wilson
Chas. Diffendal
United Fire Company
Fr. Jamis
Benj. F. Reick
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T. A. ' Ogle
N.a.englar
D. P. Mee Kinney
Thomas Road
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George Houck
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J. A. Witter
Hawks
Teachers’ Institute
Renal
Herman A. Buckey
Edward D. Buckey
Herman A. Tupter
Upton W. Palmer
Clork Parsons
Sega Ronda Si Pervisor
John Hendrickson
NEA
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John Hend Hidkson
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Equitable
Maryland
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Equitable Lifes Assurance Society
Attorneys-At-Law
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Chanceey
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Drner & Kerdy
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Gideon Remard
Wil Eetmic
Utena
Thuringsile
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Weeaty News
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Atar Central Hotel
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Micheal
Hocks
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Boxers Son
Jefferson
Harper’s Ferry Pike
Masellia
Font
Parry
Ulla
Fout
Col. le Vs
Taughman
Proderick
Parsons
Weekly News
Hervey R. Lease
Micodema
Fransito Savings Bank
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Harser Hk
Art Eiltorthomas
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SiMhed F. Stukte
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Seo Blila
AUCE
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Ody
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A. Mo
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Meraata Wieniel
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Geo, AL Gilbert
Carlisle
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Peet
Gilbert
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G. J. Doll & Son
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