Salvation Army March Through Frederick Streets Tonight
A march by Salvation Army members from the barracks through the principal streets is scheduled for this evening at 7 o'clock. Also noted is the Bible Society Anniversary for the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County on Sunday evening January 18 at Evangelical Reform church with Rev. Luther Kehlman speaking. A Frederick City Y M C A board meeting adjourned with secrecy for the remaining business. Gas customers urged to settle bills at the American Heat and Light Company on or before the 10th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Mattare
Salvation Army
Frederick City
American Heat End Light Company
W. Choreh Street
G. F. Olinswan
Social Circles Honor Miss Eva McLaure Birthday Party
Miss Eva McLaure daughter of the Iste Profesor AlcIntire of Mr St Mary's College Emmiteburg held a birthday party last evening at 1630 Lenvale Street Baltimore. A special feature was violin solos by her grandfather aged ninety one. Musa Lille Hoke of Em mitsburg attended as a guest.
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Eva McLaure
Old Fire Engine Shows Early Steam Fire Principle
The Baltimore Sun notes an exhibit of old time fire engines including a 1764 model once belonging to the Friendship Company of Frederick. The well preserved engine illustrates the ancestor of modern steam fire apparatus. Lemuel S. Prince, a survivor of Baltimore’s old fire department, is noted for his prominence in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Friendship Company of
Frederick
Baltimore
Lemuel
Prince
Tariff Debate on Eggs Draws Western Proposal
A Senate Finance Committee discussion on tariff schedules includes a Western suggestion for a duty of 11 cents per dozen on imported eggs. The columnist argues protection for eggs mirrors that for wheat or corn and that the tariff would please agricultural districts where women manage much of the industry.
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Senate Finance Committee
United States
Overproduction and Storage of Apples Hit Baltimore Market
The fall harvest brought an enormous overproduction of apples. Wet damp weather harmed storage prospects, leaving some dealers with unsold stock and rotting fruit. Baltimore’s stock largely came from New York and Ohio, with prices on apples dropping to 125 to 175 per barrel. Valley of Virginia produce like Newtown Pippins, favored by Queen Victoria, were bought for shipment east and sold in orchards for 2 to 3 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Ohio
Valley
Virginia
Europe
Newtown
Deersteln Notes Begin Jefferson County News Year
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE Deersteln Notes records a string of local visits from Maryland and West Virginia, school events, Christmas gifts, and holiday travels. It notes a church festival, protracted meeting, a burned stable incident, and community reminders as residents greet the new year with greetings and reflections.
Donation Party Frames Surprise Visit to Presbyterian Parsonage
A dispatch from Annapolis reports Rev. Robert B. Williams and his parishioners of the Presbyterian church were surprised by an invasion of the parsonage dining room last night. The congregation distributed groceries fruit and fancy articles to express their goodwill and gratitude to their pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Robert B. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Election Day results roll in from banks and fire companies
Voters decided directors for Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and several others while Junior and United Steam Fire Engine shows elected officers. The Central and First National Banks named directors as ten-cent cane gift consideration hovered. 131 votes cast for United Fire crews. fire company elections and annual reports follow with many candidates and new officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Companies
Farmers’ and Mechanica’ National Bask
Uisreetore
Col
EL Trad
George Markell
Phing Heich
A. BH. Hust
GS. Groshon
V. >. Breames
S.A. Brown
D. CO. Winebrewer
G. Urner
Joseph G. Miler
Jantee Houck
George Wo Bo Shroer
Traveting
Cuares
Trail
Samuel N
Ford Cashier
Win
Modard
Teller
Dobr U. MargSell
Acvise
Predeck County
Irving Parow
Alfred Ruter
G B Hemmond
Baveri
OO Smeth
IT Quyen
E A Shriver
ZF Gutinger
Oises
Sank- Geo
Wis Barth
Ja M Shrew
CM Thomas
Jo A Eder
OJ Keeler
MW N Rehiback
Bank Offivere
Directere
First National Bank
Tros Gorsuch
D V > Levy
Gd Doll
LE Hedges
John EL Nicodemu
Geo E Shiptey
Geo Houck
Edw Baker
A M Landauer
Epi Eecpak
Sanday
Foi~ Towe
MG Uner
Thomas E. Pope
Wilbur H Dayalltrea
Wook
EH Ownlem
EB Siiford
Wehe H Dyer
United 8
FL EL Co
B. Tyson
F . Neieon
H. R. Heek
John HE. Bennett
Lews Rice
N. J. Wesson
D. A Gasle
H. Dali
Geo. Wenz
J.J. Saam
B. H.bairston
Wea
B. Storm
A. Hosenetock
Esistant Fremen
Dudley Page
KR. P. Storm
E Gineer
Moses Fisher
George Biamenxuer
W. D. J Hauer
C. Mc. Hagan
Wm. A. Ko B
Ang Ooenderfer
Assisant Hua
Joseph Wadicg
Phil.Nunsbaum
Wm Smith
Citiza Fire Co
Cnariestown
W Va
Hagerstown
Frederick
Wischester
Breman
Darcey H. Sita
Junior Steam Fire Engine Co
Edward Koontz
James P Perry
Samuel Lilly
Wailiam P Rice
Isaizh N Lov
George Raving
Thomas Rice
A Encherberger
Wm Winebrener
Heari Nelson
George Koetler
Francis T Rhodes
Aas
Lovie Bayer
Franck Frezier
George Buesing
G Merchant
Izemen
George Poole
William Howard
Gnas Wolfe
Herry Cramer
H W Falk
Gilmore Vaniossen
Charles Robert
Harry D Yoong
P Pemen
George Mudhorn
Aset Pip
Frank Kussmill
Tuos Gittinger
Geo Vounson
Wiliam Materly
Sameel Trilow
George Wolfe
Robert Conred
Aset
Geo Seibert
Valentine McCeery
Williard Garrout
Jas Gibert
F Thomas
Varius
Daniel Fire Go
Hts
Chevy
Senior Fire Co
Baltimore House of Refuge directors meet for 1889
The twenty second annual meeting of the Baltimore Female House of Refuge directors was held yesterday. New directors named for 1889 include J. Wm. Baughman representing this county, Wm. A. Wisong, Lewis A. Birely and Albert Ritchie of Baltimore, with Mrs. Lewis Steiner listed as one of the lady managers.
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House of Refuge
Baltimore Female House of Refuge
J. Wm. Baughman
Wm. A. Wisong
Lewis A. Birely
Albert Ritchie
Baltimore
Lewis Steiner
Personal and Pertinent Local Notices
Mr Samuel D Sherpeys of Creagerstown possesses an old coin valued at 124 cents. Mrs H P Moore of Union Bridge returns from visiting friends. Mr James H Forney Jr of pear this city improves under Dr W H Baltzell. Dr H K Derr of the U S Navy stationed at Samoaylands where a heavy battle was recently fought. Mrs J G Tibbs of Baltimore hosted a full dress reception with Mr Henry Krebs and Miss Krebs present. Miss Tila Houck will visit Miss Jeanie Pole of Catoctin Furnaces. Mr J O Groi of Middletown returns to St John's College, Annapolis. Mrs Julius Grahe of East Fourth st visits Washington DC. Mr Thos Ogle of New London very ill. Dr Jos Burek on a touring trip through Virginia returns home. Hiram Bartgie, F J Nelson, and Dudley Page withdraw as candidates for preident of the United fire company. Four tramps jailed by Mayor Bertgis. The Almshouse spindle overheated. wheel removed to cool. Hulls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer advertised. Miss Katie Tucker of Baltimore visits Mr Chas Stewart. Magistrate Wilson confined with asthma. Ayers Cherry Pectoral recommended for croup and whooping cough. Mr John F Zacharias, formerly of the city, now Grand Jury foreman of Allegheny county. Ayers Sarsaparilla praised for cleansing blood. John Walsh, a city letter carrier, attacked by a ferocious dog on Hat South street. coat torn.
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Jefferson
McKendree R Etchison
C J Price
John Hemp
Frederick B Hemp
Baltimore
Hemp
James Darner
Darner
Alonzo
Jessie Strallman
Frederek City
Middletown
Annie House
Knoxville
A.D. Daly
Peter J. Stang
Moniz. Co
E Smith Rice
Ira Hekmn
Ella
Preston County
Wva
Tr. News
Hedges
S.a. Hedges. Ray
Nettie Keesler
Chas Easterday
Bolivar Orchestra
Samuel D Sherpeys
Creagerstown
H. P. Moore
Union Bridge
James H. Forney, Jr
Pear
W. H. Baltzell
H. K. Derr
U.S. Nho
Samoaylands
Kate Guenger
EL Patrick Street
Hood
Tila Houck
Harmony Grove
Jeanie Pole
Catoctin
Jogroi
St John's College At
Annapolis
Julius Grahe
East Fourth Street
Friends
Washington, DC
Thos
Ogle
New London
Br. Jos. Burek
This Cry
Virginia
Hiram Bartgie
F. J. Nelson
Dudley Page
United Fire Company
Hull
Katie Tucker
Chas. Stewart
W. 3d
Wilson
Ayer
John F. Zacharias
Allegeny County
Factory notes on canned goods shipment and layoffs
Mc Murray factory shipped 5 200 cases of canned goods yesterday. Employees will be discharged weekly as work decreases, reflecting a downsizing phase.
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McMurray
Washington Society Social Plans Amid Illness and Loss
Mise Horeey of Merryland Tract enjoys Washington social festivities attending a red luncheon and Mass Bayard cotillion last night. Mrs. M. V. Dahlgren of South Mountain will miss society due to her brother in law Gen. Dahlgren's death. she will focus on literary work. Sois Dahlgren aids her mother’s case but will skip dances this season.
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Washington Society
Mise Horeey
Merryland Tract
Washington
Cleveland
Mass Bayard
M. V. Dahlgren
South Moountain
Gen. Dahlgren
Sois Dahlgren
The Devils Brother by Jeannie Winston Opera Company
The Devil's Brother presented as Fra Diaryale by the Jeannie Winston Opera Company at Gry Hall last night to a large enthusiastic audience. Miss Winston in the title role received unqualified praise for her charming manners and rare talent. Manager Schmidt earned thanks for securing the company and the overall performance was far above average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil
Fra Diaryale
Jeannie Winston
Gry Hall
Miss Winston
Schmidt
Colgate Demulcent Shaving Soap Mentioned In Ad Remnant
The notice notes Colgate & Co's demulcent shaving soap claims cooling and softening the beard with novel ingredients. It also records L O R M ladies planning a reception for the Grand Council of State to be held in the city on the 16th met, with Mrs J A Barnett chosen chairman. meeting adjourned to 3 pm next Wednesday.
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Colgate & Co
To. R. M
Lady Friends of the
Grand Council of State
Mra
J. A. Barnett
UB church society meeting outlines aims and invite
The U B Church Society and The Young People's Association of the UB church met at the parsonage. The membership was 49 with 33 year old attendees signing the constitution. They planned printing a pamphlet and extending an invitation to Rev Brane of Hygertown to speak. The next meeting will be at 50 o'clock at the UB church with Bible reading as the order of exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church Society
Young People’s Association
UB Church
Motzou
Forse
Brane
Hygertown
Amoun's
UB. Ebearch
Harrison Relics Detail W H Harrison Portrait Tale
A Frederick writer recalls a lithograph of ex President William Henry Harrison owned by D Clinton Kemp of East Fourth Street. The scene shows Harrison on his dying bed with relatives and noted figures including Daniel Webster and Secretary of the Treasury Tomas Ewing. The piece recounts a diary of memories from 1836 through 1841 and Harrison's 1840 campaign.
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Gen
Harrizon
Aso
Hawley
Daniel Webster
Srae
Tonos. Ewing
F Granger
Harrison
Peter Kemp
D. C. Kemp
W. H. Harrison
Dublin
Mumps Sickness Report in City Neighborhood
Mise Brast of West South street suffers mumpa illness while Alec Dixon, child of Mrs Thomas Dixon of West Patrick Street, is also affected in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Brast
West South Street
Alec
Mre
Thomas Dixon
West Patrick St
Silver Cup Premium Awarded at Poultry Show
A silver cup was awarded to Mr. B. V. Buckey treasurer of the Poultry Association by Mr. W. F. Maulick of Columbia Pa for the best pair of Plymouth Rock chickens. The exhibition runs from the 11th to the 16th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Buckey
The
Poultry Association Today
W. F. Maulick
Columbia
Plymouth Rock
Wide Awake January issue overview and contents
Wide Awake for January highlights the second holiday issue with stories such as The Cube Fiddler and Good Luck by Hezekiah Butterworth. It includes poems by Whiton-Stoe, Evtinge, Cleveland Lee, a new Men and Things department, a California sketch My Grizzly Bear, and pieces by Clara Doty Bates and Julia Exehberg. Published by D. Lothrop Company Boston at $2.40 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Doty Batea
Julias Exehberg
Lo J. Bridgton
Hezekiah Butterworth
Aepy
Deste Benton Prement
Mire Whiton-Stoe
Margret Evtinge
Faith Cleveland Lee
Men and
D, Lothrop Company
Boston
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P. M
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Gity
A.J_ Smith
Echoo
James Shields
Viola
Maud
Cunberiland
Jennie Buhrman
Waynesboro
Esler's Valley
Shafer Beard
Chas. C.jim
Banks and
Ofbera
Brier
John Waleh
Donald
Walsh
Tippecanoe
North Garey Street
Baltimore Sun Ag
Gen. Harrison
Maryland
Fmmitsburg
City
Patrick Street
Pennsylvania
van Buren
Barnet
Cincinnati
Wallington
Bend O
Reck
Actioni Ag
Madjeska
Mullinix & Kemp
Tony
Sh Deuggets
C. J. Mood & Co
Lowell
Mass
EPP Srs
George Bras. & Co
W. Patrick
Areck
Lipser
Frederick Tu
Jesse Krieg
Cariaxe
Wiker Adamstown
Fanis
America
Asia
Chromatropes. &c
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S Spree Crexey
Isnidiw
Ames Er
J.r.sheppard
Bay
Fuse
East Third Street
H. A. Weber
Jantaiwiti
P.O
Urbace
Frederick County
Uroaca
Ty & Moral
Miftos G. Urer
Montgomery
Me Ware
Carroll
Fredeck
Wason
Sig Bay
Addresa
East Second Streets
Crees
Rust
West Patnck Street
Lhos A. Gath
Ceedidiy
Groff
Wit
North Market
Betweed
Joeph Grol
Levin
BE. Price
Ascewie
Columbus O'Donnel
Petereviste
Guy Hall Frederick Md
Bentz & Co
Erbe Norte
Hest Fiftatreet
Derek
Thalmore
Wegen
Poggession
Wil Beive
Ealu
Urossns” Court
Shersk Ak
Old Frederick
Wereny
Thederick Riflemem
Patrick St. Rater
Belis
Sepldatt
Hon. G. Edwards Lester
U. S
Italy
England
J. G
Lester
TC. Ayer& Co
Ja Mecic
G. J. Doll
Market ST
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