Union records show 1600 deeds filed in 1888 Clerk's Office
The Union notes that about sixteen hundred instruments including deeds mortgages and bills of sale were entered for record by the Clerk of the Court during 1888. A rail worker,Bion Eternon of New Market, suffered a severe foot wound at work from a shattered tool. Venus shows bright beauty in the evening sky, especially with a white handkerchief held to the eye. Judge Bavie in Rockville sold a lot in "The Park" to a West Virginia woman for 275 dollars. Executors of William Poole sold the River Farm, 400 acres in Medley's district Montgomery County, for 10,600 dollars to Charles Savewein of Frederick County.
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Bion Eternon
New Market
Montgomery County Realty
Horse Breeders' Association Formed in Baltimore
The Horse Breeders' Association, an Maryland group of horse breeders, will convene at 1 PM today at Postmaster Frank Brown’s office near Olearies and Saratoga Streets. Initiated by Benjamin White of Frederick County, its aims include improving state horses and establishing regular thoroughbred sales, possibly at Pimlico.
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Maryland
Frank Brown
Carner of
Olearies
Saratoga Sela
Baltimore
Afr
Benjamin White
Frederickecounty
Pimlico
Gas demand rises as electric light use expands
The report notes rising gas consumption despite more widespread electric lighting. It attributes the shift to higher living standards and demand for brighter illumination at home, following the electric light’s commercial rise about a decade ago. It recalls how gas stocks fell in England with electrification and quotes printers recounting debt avoidance and postponed payments in vivid, ironic anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bueinese
Sret
Stout
England
Its Third Volume Wolfville Newa celebrates growth and prosperity
The Wolfville Newa from Wolfeville announces its third volume and extends best wishes for prosperity. A Delightful Dance honors Mr Robert Homes of Moorehead with a 30-couples crowd at Beontz Hall. Ron Williams Orchestra provides music. ten committee members are listed. Miss Carroll’s Claim notes a Senate bill to pay 10000 for services aiding the War Department and Union cause, claiming influence over Maryland and a gunboat plan on the Tennessee River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfville
Wolfeville
Robert Homes
Moorehead
Mino
Beontz Hall
Ron Willams
Measure
A J. Evcheberger
Thomas Myers
George HB. Bailing
Henry Nelson
Henry Wineberg
Miss Carroll
Congress
Mandison
Annie Fila Carroll
United States
War Department
Union
Cause
Carro!l
Marrland
Ittg
Usian
Whch
Tennessee River
Confederact
Big Boom in Canning Industry Surges Past Records
The canning industry shows a dramatic rise with 8,319,457 cases of 23 cans each produced last year, up from 2,17,048 cases in 1887. The South and West drive growth as Maryland leads with 968,733 cases, New Jersey 789,368, and Delaware 227,080, totaling 1,925,126 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombie
Maryland
New Jderey
Delazere
Middletown Notices: Postponements and Local Business Deals
The Valley Register reports weather postponed events including the Missionary Anniversary service and Bolivar Orchestra engagement. Beachley Bros form Beachley Poultry Yard partnership. Obituaries note Elizabeth Zecher and Elizabeth Everhart deaths. funeral plans set. Residents Sallie Eccard returns west. Henry Willard visits from Wickes. Trozell and Falmer visiting Wolfeville.
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Middletown
Valley Register
Reformed Church
Board of Foreign Misc Our
The
United States
Bolivar Orchestra
Grange Hall
Boorshero
Messrs
Elmer FE
Lester E. Beachley
Bolivar
the Valley
Beachley
South Mountain
Elizabeth Zecher
John Zechler
Geo Gsylor
Green's Fork
Wayne County
Iddiena
Henry Ahal
Thievaley
Meess
Dawson
Carlton Zecher
Buarkit
Vile
Elizabeth Everhart
David Roogie
Valley
Peter Lighter
Mize Sallie Eccard
Pest
Herry Co. Williard
Wickes
Montana Territory
Petersville
Directors Banquet Set For Junior 5 F E Co Board
The Board of Directors of the Junior 5 F E Co will banquet at the Carlin House at 8 oclock this evening. An elaborate menu prepared by Chae D. Dull hotel manager is planned and a standing committee for the coming year will be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin House
Chae. D. Dull
A Pound Party for Mies Baile Grossen
A pound party was given to Mies Baile Grossen at her mother Mira Groshen’s residence 21 Carroll street. About forty attendees enjoyed singing and games until around 10 o clock when refreshments were served. A surprise party followed at John L. Keefer’s residence at Peaga’s Mills, organized by Samuel Forney, Wom. and Harry Grove and Chas Blentlicger.
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Mies Baile Grossen
Mira
Mary Groshen
Carroll Street
John L. Keefer
Peaga's Mills
Messrs
Samuel Forney
Wom
Harry Grove
Chas Blentlicger
Cole's Cavalry Re Union in Baltimore Features Addresses
Cole's Cavalry held its twenty fifth reunion in Baltimore at Wapner's Green House East Pratt Street with about 60 attendees. Mayor Latorobe attended and spoke. ten toasts followed by officers elected for the year and a plan to seek Maryland legislative support to store flags from the war in Annapolis. The Maryland volunteers were organized by Colonel Henry A Cole at Frederick in 1861 and served throughout the war.
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Cole
Baltimore
Wapner
Green House
East
Pratt Street
Latrobe
Col. Gorze
W. F Vernon
A. M. Briecoe
le M. Geensald
McNair
Ergeent G. Maynard
J. A.scott
O. A. Horver
Wilon Pot Hall
Col GW. PF. Vernon
J. G. Maynard
J. J. Kabler
Arex M. Briscoe
C. A. Gilson
J. J. Kabbier
Chas. Fossier
L M. Zuamermach
G. L. Gilson
W. GL. Atkinson
Maryland
Annapolis
Col
G. W. F. Vernon
Maryland Volunteers
Gol
Henry A Cole
Frederick
Washington, Allegany
Carroll
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Representative Farmers Glimpse Frederick County Delegation
The Baltimore Sun reports on yesterday's Farmers Association convention noting Frederick county's delegation. Notables include Geo W Miller president of Frederick Agricultural Society with 500 acres, Lewistown farmer who grows wheat and corn and feeds cattle. Morsell with 200 acres northwest of Frederick. Derr with 380 acres north of Frederick focusing on horse breeding. D. B. Stone with 1,000 acres northeast of Frederick city and a 42 trotting horse stud.
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Baltimore “Sun
Frederick County
Geo. W. Miller
Agricultural Society of
Couny
Frederick
Lewistown
West Virginia
Br. Wm. P. Morsell
Hagene L. Derr
D. D. EB. Stone
Frederick City
Berkley County
Dondee
Abdallah West
Personal notes and notices from a Maryland town
Community tidbits list visitors and guests in Balti more and surrounding towns including Mrs Deford's reception in Baltimore and Mr B F Brown hosting Mre Samuel Tregellas. It notes pensions granted at Mt Pleasant, local legal actions, church plans, and local society meetings with residents such as Miss Ida Putman and Marion Dyer receiving orders and appearances across the area.
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Samuel Tregellas
Baltimore
B. F. Brown
Grafton Costley
Mt. Pleasant
Gol J. Columbus O'Donnell
Deford
Hood
Ida Putman
Woodsboro
Woodaboro
Jai
Mayor Bartara
Gen. Houck
Harmony Grove
Marion Dyer
Union Bridge
Frederick Talent
Reformed Church
Middletown
Hill
Wm Downey
House of Correction
Afr
Char. Dufendall
Tomorow J. Troxel Knode
Emmitsburg
Are
Third Street
Worthington
New Market
Urbana
Peach
Chas W. Ross
Debbie Gant
Ayer
G. V.S Levy
Deeds of Trust
A. N. Cramer
Lewistown
Henry Dertzbaugh
G. Howard Kussmaul
Messrs
F.C. McSherry
Jos. F Eisenhauer
Cumberland
Oxford League of the
M. E. Church
Post Office Changes Nominate and Appoint Staff
Mr Anguat A Obenderfer resigns as letter carrier. L H Schmidt appointed to fill the vacancy. Wm D McCleery nominated as sub letter carrier. G Frank Rice appointed clerk to the post office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguat A. Obenderfer
L. H. Schmidt
Wm. D. McCleery
G. Frank Rice
Ofice
Drayman Strailman Flies Down Embankment at B&O Depot
Charles Strailman, a city drayman, tipped his wagon while unloading coal at the lower B&O depot. The dray rolled over the embankment dragging the horse but caused only coal spillage and no other damage.
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Oyera Bank
Charles Strailman
B &O RR
Hotel Arrivals At Principal Hotels
The report lists arrivals at City Hotel, Central Hotel, and Carlin House since yesterday noon. Names include WS Coandier, F Bertzog, E Brooke, J Greenfeld, and I M Craig at City Hotel. B A Garlinger Jr, OC W Porter, H A Zeigler, R F Cooper, J A Reed at Central Hotel. C E Loomis, H Borete, W J Thompson, H La Porte at Carlin House. County designations appear after several names.
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City Hotel
WS Coandier
F Bertzog
E Brooke
LS Pax
J H Ozbern
A E Bennett
CH Pedrick
P Harding
M Craig
D Volk
Balto
F Samneir
J Greenfeld
Sheppard
2D Brace
West
County 9
Central Hotel
A Garlinger Jr
W Porter
Resignation reports for Lewistown Lutheran pastor
The Lewistown district pastor the Rev Milton Snyder plans to resign due to ill health after years of service. He is presently visiting Pennsylvania as illness forced him from active duty this fall. Meanwhile a New Midway Burlesque troupe will perform in Lewistown and nearby towns on January 12 17 and 19 with Strise’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milton Snyder
Lutheran Church
Lewistown
Snyder
Pennsylvania
Theatrical
Midway
Mullinix & Kemp
Mechanics town notes resignations and land sale reported
Mr John H Rouzer resigns as janitor of the Good Samaritan Lodge building after 31 years of service. Charles O Hamerick sells his farm at Catoctin Furnaces to his brother John Hamerick for 750 dollars. A Baltimore correspondent notes William M Martin, a top Frederick county teacher, entering the State Normal School and moving toward a professorship in Exton Burnett's College. The paper answers a reader query about the year of the century, awarding a year of free paper to the correct respondent and inviting more answers about eclipses.
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Mechanicstown
John H. Rouzer
Simaritan Lidge
C.C. F
Enon N. Governow Allis
Charles O. Hamerick Thaa
Catoctin Furnaces
John
Hmerick
Baltimore
Wm. M-Martin
Frederick County
State Normal School
City
Exton & Burnett’s College
J. C. Koons
Frederick
The Storm In Carron Rattles Mayoral Affairs
Five o'clock Wednesday brought a sudden storm over Carron with dark clouds and a fierce gale. No major damage reported in Carroll county beyond telegraph lines, fences, and chimney tops blown down. At the House of Correction a monthly board meeting in Baltimore reviewed $1,550 for vegetables and noted a daily prisoner maintenance cost of two dollars and seven tenths. The session adjourned to February. Distinguished visitors included Col James A L McClure RB Smith and Jasper Alpaugh of Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carron
North End
Carroll County
House of Correction
Giauapery
Instreutior
Baltimore
Vic
Thomas H. Hout
Wing Dowsey
Thi County
G. Keney
de Chartes Fos
Rov. Crain and Sons
Ireland
Col
James A. L. McClure
Mr. RB
B. Smith
Jasper Alpaugh
Fredenck County
February issue of Lesiie's Magazine features diverse illustrated articles
The February number presents Shakespeare controversy with Arvers What is known about Shakespeare, Annapolis by Walter Edgar McCain, Palestine social life by Raymond Pitman, Australian resorts, Jeanne d Arc home, two Scotch abbeys, and serials plus poems and famous paintings reproductions.
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Lesiie
Arvers
Walter Edgar McCain
Annapolis
Caling
Scenra
Quintald
Eome Riymond Pitman
Palestine
Australia
Carclmate
Jeanne d’Arc
Lott
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Upton, Ps
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H Borete
W J Thompson
H Ten Eck
H la Porte
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B.C. Stanffer
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U.B
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Glade Diesionary Society
Marchall E. O 'Goldaborough
Mb. Vernon
H. T. Spangler
Glade
Ladies Aid Society
St. Pau’s Lutheran Church
Utica Mills
U.B Chorch
N. Castle
E Ewart
Ind
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William Wilcoxon
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Albough Real
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Trederick Tuenpike
Keinert’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
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Jennetek
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Rowlus
Lerots
H M. Nixdorf
Ie Weil
Fredeciek Md
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Kiaw Box
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Lester &Oeloek
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Liar
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Aspen
Frederick Uty
Jon
Tirpens’ Court
Georg J Kinotez
Old Frederick
Frederick Riflemein— Armory
Paterck
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Secldarr
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C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Patrek Streri
Frederek Ang
Hargett, PLC
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T C. Metapaine
W.hleb Etesisng. Illaiy
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Etree
Jan.Olis
Alnerman
Sam
W. Haresit
Kath Colbert
A. Taylor
Baltimora Pike
Hon. G. Edwards Lester
U. S
Italy
America
New Haven
Ilinv
Aver
C. Edwards Lester
J.C
G. J. Doll
N. Market ST
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