Moon's Phases and Local Notices Highlight Daily Vews
The issue lists moon phases and local notices including election notice, ads for oysters and printing press for sale, and rental offers. It also covers varied local society notes such as visits by residents to Washington Baltimore and Pennsylvania, church services schedules, funerals, and property auctions managed by C B Fout with details on Central National Bank stock and a three story brick dwelling on Rist Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fout
City
Central National Bank Mockin
Henry Lorentz
Farmer’ and Mechanics’ Nations Bank
Marshall Fout
Messrs
Thomas and
Gilmer Schley
Rist Patrick Street
Market Scribe notes routes to melons and meals in 1891
A long Market Scribe column laments pricing and supply while detailing fruit and dairy markets. It reports Georgia melon acreage rising sharply, South Carolina gains, rail freight expectations, and local prices for butter eggs lard poultry and various meats and fish. The piece blends consumer questions on polonaise and oysters with price lists and seasonal outlook. The tone mirrors a bustling late 19th century market report from Thorofare or nearby Maryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulluty Ng
Tihorersville
New York
Prices quoted by Walling fish dealer this morning
Fragmented market note lists vegetables with per peck prices for sweet potatoes Irish potatoes onions and cabbage, alongside odd entries. Mentions Walling, Thoes M. Sllmes, James P Lightner and land and lot transfers in Frederick city with sums and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Walling
Spinmah Yan
Reat Batete Fearniem
Dot Sud
Norra
Barry
Peretes
Weiner
Ze Jo
Thomas
Jessie Bathe
Bartes
Rcaceta
Prederich Quint
Crementine Doyle
Go Frederich City
Manuiavearr
Comisuy Vetiaries
E. Zetters
Stots
Prederick City
Constapler Warner
Lanisa Worner
Lot
Frederick Cay
Thomas M.sllmes
James P Lightner
Laura J. Roth
Josephine Evenson
Frederick City
Our Model Hospital Report from the Lunacy Commission
The sixth annual Lunacy Commission report notes Montevue Hospital improvements including separation of races, new dormitories, drainage over 500 feet, updated floors and furniture, and new fire extinguishers. Staff includes four female and five male attendants, a superintendent, a physician clerk, and a visiting physician from Frederick City. Patients total: white males 26, white females 30, colored males 5, colored females 9.
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State
Lunacy Commission
Biaryland
Sontevue
Montevue Hospital
Frederick City
L. C. Derr
R Bradley Tyler
City Officials Inspect Development Plans After Western Trip
A special Baltimore and Ohio train brought General Manager J. T. Queil General Superintendent Alfred Walter Superintendent Thomas J. Fitz gerald and Mayor Johnson Civil Engineer and 31 of W on a western inspection visit. They stayed overnight to review improvements and the Development Company needs before departing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. T. Queil
Alfred Walter
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Johnson
Catholic clergy changes in New York and Halifax
The Rev. Fr. Fink returned last evening to temporarily fill in for Rev. Fr. O'Connell who departed Tuesday for Halifax Nova Scotia to answer a Provisional call. The Rev. Fr. McCarthy formerly based in Boston College has been transferred to St. Lawrence's church on Park Avenue New York.
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Catholic Church News
Fink
O'Connell
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Fr. McCarthy
St. John’s Church
Boston College
St. Lawrence's Church
Park Avenue
New York
Baltimore M E Conference votes on women question
The Baltimore M E Conference session at Hamline reports an anti woman element victory by 18k to 144. Frederick district vote was 647 against and 500 for with Rev. A J Gill of Frederick voting against. Also noted are probate matters for John Fabrick and estate details for Rebecca Clagett as executrix. An inventory filing for Emma Hughes estate and a market oyster ad closing the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. E
Hamline
Werhinston
Frederick
A. J. Gill
The Girl About Town in Frederick’s Winter Jots
The column blends social notes and local chatter about weather coal sales and gossip. It references Mary Jane Deecacts, Boo Campbell, Jake Hendrickson, and various Frederick figures in a lively if rough patch of early 20th century small town life. The piece also notes a wedding at Mt Pleasant church and a wedding party from Frederick and Montgomery counties.
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Mary
Boo Campbell
Jake Hendrickson
Renner
Kemp
Mis Turner
Leen
Tee Atlantic
Miso Huelkey
Bill Hasius
Montgomery County
Rockville
Washington Star
Hensylvenis
Hyattstown
Mt. Pleasant
Dickerson's Station
Metropolitan Branch
W. Quincey Stouffer
Frederick County
Bertha Price
Montgomery
Spahr
Lizzie Flathers
Washington
Schubert Quartette Impresses at City Opera House
The National Republican praises the Schubert Quartette as a model organization with exquisite recal lations and perfect shading and phrasing. They can fill the biggest Washington house, and the piece ends with strong recalls. The News urges readers not to delay advertising or subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican
Washington, D.C
Washington
City Opera House
Postponed assault cases in state v Phillips and Nipple
The assault cases of the State v. Robert Phillips and John Nipple, set for hearing before Magis trate Wilson yesterday, were postponed until Monday morning at 10 o'clock due to the State's Attorney being out of the city. Also mentions the Gem sales advertisement and Wm W. Lease & Co. holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Phillips
John Nipple
Wilson
Washington cabinet talk and interviews with McComas and Mudd
A Baltimore Sun Washington dispatch reports premeeting audience with the President as Ex-Congressman McComas and his eldest daughter meet briefly. McComas shows no interest in a Treasury post and might pursue administrative work only under conditions. Sydney Mudd gains a quick, unsatisfactory interview. he plans to remain in Washington while watching Fifth district politics.
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McComas
Mudd
Baltimore Sun
Washington
McComsy
Aatsiatt Secraar
Tressury
Eswald
Lin Mame
Sydney Mudd
Snd
Will of Samuel M. Clagett Reveals $30,000 Estate Bequests
The last will and testament of Samuel M. Clagett filed in Orphans Court details bequests to his mother and sister Rebecca Clagett, stock and cash trusts in Rebecca’s hands, transfers of property on East Patrick Street, legacies to Sarah Talbott, Margaret Ramsburg, Mary Bowlus, Jana Harwood, William H. Clagett, Jesse G. Clagett, Edward T. Clagett, and others. The residuary estate goes to Rebecca Clagett, executrix named in the document dated February 2, 1801, with inheritance totaling about $30,000. The will names Z. James Gittinger, W. Irving Parsons, and Jacob Rohrback as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Clagett
Orphans Court
Cynthia Clagett
Rebecca Clagett
First National Bank of
Jefferson
Charlestown
Hagerstown
Rebecca Cragett
East Patrick Street
Sarah A. Talbott
W. Va
Margaret Ramsburg
Charles T. Ramsburg
Mary Bowlus
Edward Bowlus
Janae Harwood
Thomas N. Marwood
William H. Clagett
Greenville
Jesse G. Clagett
Edward T. Dlagett
Memphis
Fenn
Samuel Ramsburg
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Thomas Clagett
Jacob Rohrback
Mullinix and Kemp Light Percal Show
The store displays a wide variety of Light Percalik patterns and figures not seen before in the city. Prices range from 8, 30 and 123 cents per yard. Also featured are latest socks striped muslins and attractive hunting garments with good quality and finish.
Carpet Talk Sparks Spring Trade Push by Mullints and F em
A brief notice from Mullints & Fem highlights brisk early season carpet department sales and plans to make spring offerings especially attractive. The ad signals ongoing strong trade and a push to boost spring buying.
A Serious Charge In Boomsboro Case Against Miller
The late Obie county grand jury indicted Sr. Jobs Milter of Boomsboro for assault with intent to rape Mina Hester Brandenbers, daughter of farmer Jobss Brandenburs. Miller was arrested at his home. bail set at court. Miller’s brother Jobo A. C. Kippa of Frederick posted surety. Trial adjourned after brief action. witnesses summoned but case settled for now. Public notices include debts to Staufler & Best firm and a local milling company ad.
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Obie County
Middletons
Jobs Milter
Boombury
Mina Hester Brandenbers
Jobss
Brandenburs
Sherri
Miler
Boomsboro
Jude Jono A. Lynch
Miller
Jobo A. C. Kippa
Frederick
Ichanse Bip Surety
Brandendburse Tivest
George Mo Miter
Ace Equal
Oear Frostions
Adenec Ts Utd
Enterek
Ccession
Jobo Miler
Saute
George
Alose
Meller
Tobsie
Welesie
GENTS SPRING ACCESSORIES AT C AND CO
IS ALWAYS ON TILE A CERT FOR LATE STYLES. GENTS' NEW BLACK LINER HANDKERCHIEFS A GOOD ONE AT C BETTER AT A FEW CENTS MORE. CONFINED PATTERNS IN NEW SPRING SCARFS. CHOICE THINGS TY DREES AND DRIVING GLOVES, WORE SHIRTS IN DOZ STYLES, CUFFS TO MATCH.
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TY Drees
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Weet South Street
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Wm. H. Morningstar
Ellicott City
John Wilson
Lucie Ramsburg
Greencastle
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Elias Flynn
Cora Devilbiss
Walkersville
Birdie Miller
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R. Brown Henderson
Harrisonburg
Louis E.mccomas
House
Senator Hearst
California
D. C. Winebrewer, Sr
Mrs. Gambrill
Anniston
Ala
New Orleans
T. F. Hoffmeier
Reformed Church of
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Reformed
Boonsboro
W. L. Martin
Quebec
Mt. Tabor
Reformed Church
Burkittsville
St. Paul's Church
Adamstown
Willam H. Johnson
Mr. Savage
Liberty
Sam
Methanicstown Charge
A. B. Church
Sabilasville
Rolles
Mt Zion A. E
B. Castle
Rocky Springs
Ladiesburg Chapel
Mr. Snider
The
D. K. Cross
Winebrecarian
J. M. Mickley
Air
Richard Shipley
Shipley
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Monrovis
Margh
Ron
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Ken Jones
Brown
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Mitchell
Lee
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Pee Po St Peck
Florida
H.C. Birely
Association
Bronday
W. P. Maulsby
Ladies’ Auxilary
Circuit Court
Joseph Zihlman
Cumberland Glass Company
Allegany County
John Fabrick
Mnoel AM. Clagett
Emma
Hughes
C. BE. Haller
Green House
Estenrant
Albert Brown
Nick Fleming
Zikwe
Ramsburg
Eugene Getzandunner
Brunswick
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Mary Jane
Isa Loy
Gilbert
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Joe Bussard
Manx Janz
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Cirry Horer
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Knapp
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T W Evans
C B Barber
J C Eversfield
Fred Moeller, Jr
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Bellefonte
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Waterman
Dspsanath
Philadelpha
A Kemp
Boston
J A Steller
Washington, DC
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R. L. Crascrot
L. Davison
Littlestown
C. J. McCarty
Columbia
Geo. WW. Fields
B.F. Jones
Balto
James Patterson
Hanover
Gaver
Col L. V. Baughman
Maryland
Kemp Hall
Y.M Oc. A
Frank Knock
Gnarles G.alyers
George Fox
Mullinix
Mullints & Fem
Omsburo
Staufler & Best
Ndaulige Danie, Scere
N. Market Street
Ea, Shrines Milling Company
Telephone
John Hendrickson
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Sime
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G Zimmerman
Bach Banuelg
Duvall
N.P Correst
Atteat
G. Barbe
Forest
W. F. Clinton
Avent
Maret Street
Murddin
Chittun
Market Street
Fredereich
Maridawin
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Hyuttstown
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Norch
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Lewistown
D. F. Bchneffer
Ladheburg
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Fred K Kines
Rheeky Springs Chapel
G. W Reddick
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Bury
Poulesville
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Walter Saunders
Anna KR Cronenburg
Famsville
McDositt
Adams
Joan
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Sulcor
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Iq Jefferson
Bscoadvin Weekly
Smith
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Mitr
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George S. Young
Implementa
Cima
B. Fout
Lauirad Hoth
Neady
Motter
Tra-Tee
Equity
Acy i Daily News
Daniel E. Stone
Real Carate
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Abel
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Toby
Tanredet
Hicks
Clarence
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Jady
Photon
Perton
Brewster
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Mountain City
BO. R.A
E. Mealetz
Maridert
Thomas & Lilipps
North Bente Street
Fourth
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James
Gaemabril
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Fock-In-Hanse
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