Purely Personal Notices From Local Readers
Purely personal notes describe visits and returns including Miss Mary Ingle from Record Street visiting sister Mrs J Randall Webb in Washington with Aliss Mary Webb accompanying her. State Senator Frank C Norwood came from Annapolis for a banquet and stayed over Sunday. Gertrude Asydon returned home from a Baltimore visit. Whitlam Heller returned from a county business trip. A Lincoln Engelbrecht spent yesterday with Elmer E Ramaburg. Mary C Akers of near Shooks town visited daughter Mrs A L Engelbrecht near Frederick. William Levy of Johns Hopkins University spent yesterday at home. Nathaniel J Wilson and spouse left East Patrick street for New Orleans to visit a brother seen since the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ingle
Record Street
J. Randall Webb
Washington
Aliss Mary Webb
Miss Ingle
Frank C. Norwood
Annapolis
Gertrude Asydon
Court Street
Baltimore
Whitlam Heller
Buckeystows
East Patrick Street
New Orleans
Brief Bits From Local and General Interest
The Jewish population of New York City is now estimated at 800000, or twice as great as fifteen years ago. Boys have begun to play marbles. Friends urge Rev G G Hinsekarl to apply for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. 884 Denny signed his application. The School Teachers Association meet in Frederick Friday next and discuss an interesting program. The Guy Brothers Minstrel Combination left for Hagerstown for a performance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yurk City
Sesson
G. GC
Hinsekarl
Denny
Guy Brothers
Hagerstown
Death notices fill Baltimore obituaries page
Died suddenly Mr John P Higney at his son in law W Whitmans residence 2204 McCulloh street Interment at Hope Hill. Funeral for Wilson Hill died Wednesday at home Flint Hill held Friday at 101 o’clock p m with pallbearers F Weeden J Cromwell N Holland J Lee Undertaker George W Peters. Interment Hope Hill. Frank Leather died February 16 in Baltimore aged 16 beloved son of D W and Mollie Leather. Funeral from 87 East Ostend street Saturday at 230 p m. Interment London Park. Mrs William Schmidt Mrs Washington P Marman and Miss Annie Schmidt left for Baltimore to attend funeral of sister Mrs William E Brengel who died in Baltimore Saturday afternoon. Funeral held there. She was formerly Miss Annie Schmidt of this city. Wilack B Boyd funeral of Wilson R Boyd died at Staunton Va last Friday held today from brother David Boyd 2110 Maryland Street Baltimore. He was 70, paralysis listed as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoun P. Righet
John P. Higney
W. Whitman
McCulloh Street
Baltimore
Wilson Hill
John Hill
Flint Hi
Mr. Forma
F. Weeden
J. Cromwell
N. Holland
J. Lee
George W. Peters
Hope Hill
Frank Leather
Frank D
D. W
Mollie Leather
East Ostend Street
Loudon Park
MBS
Beeagle
William F. Schmidt
Warthington P. Marman
Mia Charlie Lion
William E. Brengle
Annie Schmidt
Wall
Wilack B. Boyd
Wison R. Boyd
Staunton
David Boyd
Maryland
Stenue
Boyd
Frederick
Mise
Oakland
Rufus W. Hesson
Carroll County
Margaret & Mitchell
John 8. Wirt
Elkton
John H. Owins
Howard County
Clint. Esston
Ellicott Ty
Major Rhodes
Howard County Court
Easton
Oswald Trighman
Vernon Boctary
Lowndes
Wellington Sea Ae
Aca
Dredgore
Captain Stevens
Circuit Court reconvenes for battery and farm sale case
The circuit court reconvened with Judge on the bench. The first case, Gamages versus Samuel Cutter, concerns battery and involves a farm sale handled by Rohrback as trustee. A farm near Wachter in Charles County is at issue for $1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frst
Onit
Gamages
Squire Cass
Samuel Cuiter
Rohrback
Wachter
Charles
Howard M
Baltimore and Frederick rail plan seeks 800 miles
A bill introduced by Mr. Markell of Frederick contemplates incorporating the Baltimore Chesapeake and Western Railway Company. It envisions an 800 mile system with main line from Baltimore toward western Maryland, plus branches in Frederick Montgomery Howard Prince George and St. Marys counties. Counties may subscribe via referendum and state city bonds. principal officers include Boynton Crane and Gascoyne. The route targets Ocean City and Washington area links, with double tracking Hagenstown to Point Lookout and Pennsylvania Railroad standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Baltimores
Caeespeake Bay
Markell
Frederick
Balimore, Chesapeake and Western Railway Company
Locord
Allston Gerry
New York City
Boston
New York
Philadelpan
Lorton
George EB. Boynton
Ux Colombian Iron Works and Salp Buliding Company
Baltimore City
Staters Town
Calty
Olnosy
Montgomery County
Tne
Distunebusg
Prince George's County
Potomac River
Piney Point
Cheaspeake Bay
Mlatowa
Point Barber
Joint Lookout
Washington
Bt Mary’s
Tidewater
Middletown
Frederick County
Rockville
Baltimore
Montgomery
Howard
Prince George
Charles
St. Mary's
Dorchester
Wicomica
Somerset
Board of Public Works
City Connell
Baltimore and Potomac
Baltimore and Ohio
Patuxent
Ocean City
Norfolk
Asses
Drum Polot Harbor
Millatown
Annapolis
Frank ©. Crane
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk and Western
Rairoad
Hagarstown
Point Lookout
D&c
George E. Boynton
Frank C. Crane
Fit
W. G. Gascoyne
W. R. D. Gascoyne
John Q. Aid
Police Court Issues Writs Over Salvation Army Meeting Arrests
Police Justice Eckstein Friday issued writs for the arrest of several young men charged with sacking a Salvation Army meeting held at Mr Crebbs residence. They were notified to appear to answer the charge, with hearings postponed to Saturday evening after a lawyers' banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Court
Gla Police
Eckstein
Salvation Army
Crebbs
Chesapeake and Potomac Linemen Rebuild Wires on East Patrick Street
Linemen of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company transferred wires from old poles to newly erected poles in front of Chizen's National Bank, Mr. Charles KR Haller residence on East Patrick Street. Old poles removed, new ones planted on same sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tres TraneSerrest
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Willard Family Deeds and Maryland Land Mention
Fragmentary old deed text describes the Willard family of Broad Rising and lands in Frederick County Maryland. Mentions barons Lord Baltimore and Avalon, indentures dated 1708 and 1765, and seal of Governor Robert Hoen. Notes Lamar family import of a mirror from France in 1658 and current possession by Lamar descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiilerd
Broad Ras
Frederick
Abedlata
Snd
Maryland
Avalon
Beros
Baltimore
Willard
Robert Eoen
Eres
Porvernes
Brocewick
Frederick County
France
Lamar
Mazlace
Lamars
City Opera Hulse Opening Night Under New Regime
Frederick attendance was unusually large as City Opera House opened under new manager. Ushers Meare Lewis Adams Ira Miller and Leglie Cramer wore badges for orderly performance. Gay Brothers Minstrel Company delivered a strong show with singing dancing and knock about comedy. Cantor McDonald drew remarkable applause. overall a very satisfactory first night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick
Opera House
Meare
Lewis B. Adams
Ira Miller
Leglie Cramer
McDonald
Hymeneal Wedding in Elli cott City with Robinson Daughter
A pretty home wedding was held last Thursday at the residence of William J. Robinson in Elli cott City. The bride, Bella Robinson, daughter of the groom’s host, wed Richard Feleley of Frederick with Rev. D. M. Browning officiating. A green corduroy dress with Persian trim was worn and an elegant supper followed. Guests included William J. Robinson, Frank E. Robinson, John Saxton of Philadelphia, Rev. Browning and wife, and several Maryland and Baltimore locals among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fligley
William J. Robinson
Board of
Howard County Commissioners
Ellicott City
Mles Bella Robinson
Richard Feleley
Frederick
D. M. Browning
M. &E. Church
J. Robinson
Frank E. Robinson
John Saxton
Philadelphia
D. Bf. Browning
B. P. Mercer
M. Gist Sykes
Schofield
H. E. Galther
Lucy Hams
Cc. A. Hermmenn
Millis Mercer
Luan Reinhart
Lawrence B. Biiand
Baltimore
Foreclosure Sale Near for Frederick Division Line
A Philadelphia report states the Pennsylvania Company has reached a culminating point in foreclosure proceedings started last year to dispose of the Frederick Division. City authorities will abandon a financial probe, while observers expect the rail firm to bid and take over. If acquired, plans include improving service and possibly extending to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Isa
Pennsylvania Ratirosa
Frederick
Pennsylvania Company
Washington
Changeable Weather Draws Crowds Then Storm Hits
On Saturday afternoon a warm pleasant spell drew many pedestrians to the streets and shops. The following morning brought a mild snow storm and by yesterday a Northwest wind cooled the air, contrasting sharply with the prior warmth.
Philomathean Literary Society to hold public meeting
At the regular weekly meeting the Philomathean Literary Society paused its program to announce a public meeting on Thursday the 27th inst. A carefully selected programme will be rendered and friends of the association plus the public are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguar
Philomathean Literary Society
Pale
Association
Frederick Post Office Dead Letter List February 15 1866
Advertised letters remaining at the Frederick post office are listed for February 15 1866. Recipients must claim or arrange to receive their mail within two weeks or items will be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Garrigues, Compton, Magee Storms, Daisy Eyer, and others among mixed unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A
Garrigues Sae Fates & Dex
J. W. Younes
David Lar
Belie Compton
Mir
Srmita
Mone
Mim Magee Storms
Eae Poewre Weele
Byrup of Figs Urges Pleasant Gentle Laxative Cure
The notice touts Byrup of Figs as a modern, well informed remedy to replace harsher Cuces methods, claiming it clears the system and breaks up colds fevers and headaches without unpleasant after effects, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
News of the Churches Guild and Sermons
The Reformed Guild met last night under Mr Lewie A Rice. Lent services are planned at several churches with midweek and weekend schedules. Rev Luther Kuhlman spoke on the Prodigal Bow to a large audience. Ash Wednesday services at Aji Balate Episcopal Church are 11 am and 7:30 pm. Rev J W Morres will speak tomorrow at 7:30 pm. St Marys Chapel hosts Lent services. The M A Church missionary anniversary drew a strong turnout with a varied Sunday school program led by several girls. Mr Rush Lewis serves as guild president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Guild
Lewie A. Rice
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Aji Balate’ Ebotecopal
J. W. Morrés
Brazil
St. Mary’s Chapter
M. 4
Ith Williard
Jessie Goodell
Katie Main
Edith Radcliffe
Jeanie Honse
Holder
Holo Urner
Ros Lamar
Cars Duvall
Gertrude DeGrange
Ruth Mullinix
Clara
Ruth Davis
Grace Stewart
Hant Hendrickson
Rush Lewis
District News Roundup of Local Ailments and Illnesses
The notice lists residents of Weet Second Street East Patrick Street and surrounding areas reporting various illnesses and ailments. Names include Rev Dr Baur's daughter Mary Beale, Miss Maria Schroeder, George Geseger, E mrr Wel t mst, M Saarles Van Fussee, Mrs J A Haydor, Mrs J Lee Simmons, Mr and Mrs J Roger Medhercy, and John Roaner among others. Alderman John Ebest is improving after serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mary Beale
Dr. Baur
Weet
S'Reet
Mariaa Schroeder
F. J. Schroeder
East
Patrick Sirees
Pacassan
George A. Geseger
Eiawul Ads
M. Saarles van Fussee
Gracua
W. Sueene
J. A Haydor
Court Street
J. Lee Simmons
West Thira Street
Roger Medhercy
John Roaner
Kenner & Kemp
Dr. Beale
Weal Second
Jobo Beard
Feagaville
Report by Rep. Chairman on seating Calvert Republicans
Rep. chairman Marke speaking for party colleagues urged seating Republican constists from Calvert. The lengthy report on the case was prepared by John Rose and is described as very comprehensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marke
House Election Committee
Calvert
John ©. Rose
New House Planned on North Market Street by Baker
John Hershbderger of North Market Street announces a new building to be used as a business stand and residence. A completed blue print shows a large and handsome structure to rise on North Market Street in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stora
John Hershbderger
North Market Street
North Market Atreat
Florida rail tour ad promotes 1896 trip from Baltimore
A local notice urges readers to consider a Pennsylvania Railroad special for a February 18 1886 Florida tour from Union Station Baltimore with Palman Vestibule Sleeping Dining cars. Round trip tickets are 48 dollars including transportation meals berths and two weeks in the Sunny South. Also mentions shopping promos and a fire insurance agency changeover in Ferguson Missouri with new agents Lindsay and Richison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Union Station
Dara
Union
Calvert
D. Kennedy
Baltimore District
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore and
Calvert Streets
Baltimore, Md
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the Daily News
Pateter
Scuigter
Anchitect
Meera Te Sre
Emery
Witter
Ieam
James Lewd
Amtibe Pt Cto
United Etats
Congress
Venezuela
England
Ture
Augustes Lodiow Cass
Kaas
Specis
Tae Newt
Washimeton
D.C
Toosalr
W. L. Mooky
Qghief
The
Weather Bureau
W- O. Seliman
Jacob Rohrback
Milliner
V. Dotti
A. Gilbert
Besant & Knott
the Circuit Court
City Opera Hulse
Last Gospel Meeting
Henvine
City Opera Hoare
Rey A. Zimmermsr
Forge Rentera
Mr. Zimmerman
Ree. Zimmerman
Frank
Carneal
Zimmerman
Opera
W.C. T.U
Walter Barrett
Ian
Tar Newa
Arlon Bextette
Gospel Choir
Epworth Light
Wav
News OF the Churches
News OF the State
Sweet Comservatory of Music
Hewes
George L Wilson
Mus le Heller
East Patrick Awreet
Ceresville Soller
Steinsr Milling CO
John Hendrickson
Mems White
Whabb Beyord
Joan Henpatosson
F. V. Staub
Pest
Semall
Emp
Orr
Kes
Cler
Kress
Kemp
LBC
K. F. Vv
Siacs
Norta Mabert
Doll Brothers
101 North Maxeret BT
Don Barornens
West 7Th Street
Alop
Rome & Neidio
Bae AG
Keeler
Bauska
Budoce & Neidig
A. T. A. T. Rice & Sons
Petasewaro
A. T. Rocz & Sons
Empalmere
Fredarick
Il Sliona
James E. Walker & C0 J
Walerr & CO
NECE
J. As. EK. “Wasxzsra Co
C. M. Bader & GO
Prorze’s Store
Siu Roaty
Atorday
Israey
Ebuary
Potex
Bestgal
Promes
So. M. Baozz Sco
Market Street
Oe Jj
F. Hisensauee
Jr. Risenhauer
the Rarlind Grocery CO
W. C. Eldridge
WWW
Cy. Exonwera
Rok Creistmas
Milliaery
W. C. Expeiver
W. Patrick
Frederick N, MD
Wat
Bpermaceti
Lentie Barley
Acd & Kreat
A. B. Hargett
Wee Musser
A. B. Hiasexrz
Pers
Cc. D. Dou
Brohnsen's
Eichtgen
West
Ferresion
H. Dorssy Etch
Aon
Hamilton Lindsay
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Orient Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Cunarian H. Ecestis
BES
Kepler
North Market ST
Mulliniz & Kemp
Ingnres and Stripes
Bamburg
Foster Hook
Moeuraz & Kaur
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