New Advertissments From The Daily News
Geo A Gilbert for sale cows and sheets. local raw box. dissolution Morice. public sale Renn local opens today. to the lads. large oysters. an open letter. for rent dwelling house. Ladies Home Journal. public sale Wilcoton trustee. oysters at Green House. amusements Estey Philharmonic Orchestral concert notes.
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Geo
A. Gilbert
Ladies’ Home Journal
Wilcoton
Green House
Estey Philharmonic Orchestre
Newspaper Drops Saturday Eight Page Edition This Year
The News will discontinue its Saturday eight page edition to cut expenses. Subscriptions may switch to advance monthly rates of 3.00 yearly, 1.00 quarterly, or 0.80 monthly after Feb 15, with early payment required for the new yearly rate. Public notices list personal visits and local business updates amid the subscription changes and editorial page note.
County Notes In January Snow Hits Roads and Guests
In Jefferson County Maryland reports note heavy snow and ice with roads making travel difficult. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives while others attend church and social events. Telephones and lines are down between towns due to ice and wind. Local committees appraise property after a death, and debates at the Union Debating Society continue with topics on wealth.
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Erea
Frederick
Cherches
Walter R. Linthicum
Comes
Montgomery County
Nellie M. Lewis
Frederick City
Providence
George T. Whip
T. Carlton Keller
D.R. Herring
Edward Herring
Estey Concert at City Opera House Feb 6
Announcement in The News for the Estey Philharmonic Orchestra concert at City Opera House on February 6 evening. Promises delightful music with varied works, featuring Miss Marie Pheu annIbeto, and conducted with high artistic standards. tickets urged for early seats.
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Estey
City Opera House
Estey Philharmonic Orchestra
News Today
Acoun
Acd
Marie Pheu Ann
Fines
Aia
Anand
Peytian
Estes Renied
Theta
Theta With Thos Contert, Geserte Cteat Erdit
Improvements Ordered at Maryland School for Desf and Domb
The Board of Visitors meets at Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb on South Market Street. Ex Mayor Latrobe attends for first time since commission arrived. Reports show 23rd session enrollment of 101 pupils with 51 boys and 50 girls from Baltimore City and surrounding counties. Health and gymnasium noted as key benefits. repairs and improvements approved including hedge fencing, rebuilding towers, cement basement floor, and gym floor repairs. John Sheffield named foreman of the cabinet shop to succeed his late father.
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Maryland School
Desf
Domb
South Market Street
Ferdinand C. Latrobe
Tee
Ely
Beltimore City
Baltimore County
Alleghaney
Frederick
Wicomico
Prisca George
Montgomery
Dorchester
Carroll
Somerset
Anne Arundel
Harford
Talbot
Washington
Worcester
Queen Anne Counties
Virginia
John Sheffield
Andrew Sheffield
Weber
Ladies specialty to publish more short stories this year
The Ladies specialty announces a broader program by the Ladies' Home Journal with many favored writers. It highlights Sarah Orne Jewett Mary E Wilkins Mary J Holmes Elizabeth B Custer Elizabeth S Phelps Amelia E Barr Florence Marryat and others, plus noted poets and illustrators. Subscriptions cost $1 good until January 31, 1891, through agent David H Smith in Frederick.
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Ladies’ Home Joerpal
Sarah Orne Jewett
Mary E. Wilkins
Mary J. Holmes
Elizabeth B. Custer
Elizabeth S. Phelps
Amelia E. Barr
Florence Marryat
Rose Terry Cooke
Kate Tannant Woods
Admiral Dahlgren
Henry Clews
J.“Whitcomb Riley
Hagane Field
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
Will Carleton
Hezekiah Butterworth
Edith A. Thomas
David BH. Smith
Frederick
Ladies’ Home Journal
King's Daughters
Margaret Bottome
Order
Bottome
David H. Smith
Frederick, Md
The
Ladies Home Journal
Edward W. Box
Lyman Abbot
Kete Gpson Clark
Stary F. Knapr
Eten BE. Rexford
Beth Ashmore
Emma
M. Hooper
Isabel A. Mallon
Margaret Bottems
Louisa Ensop
Elizabeth R. Scov
Repairing the Wires After Storm Damages Route
Messrs J F Obler and A P Crenshaw of Washington arrived on the 45 train to supervise repairs. Linemen from Washington join local crews on East Patrick Street to straighten poles and untangle wires. Work to be hurried temporarily to restore service, then more extensive repairs follow.
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Messrs
J. F. Obler
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
A. P. Crenshaw
Washington
East Patrick Street
Ar. Uhier
Yesterday s Hotel Arrivals
List of guests arriving at Cire Haven and CarLix House includes names from Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio New York New Jersey and Washington D C with about 12 and 9 visitors from the county respectively among the hotel guests last night. Notable cities shown include Philadelphia Baltimore Williamsport Boston Washington and Trenton.
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Cire Haven
G. W. Morrison
H. Cinch
A. & Anderson
OH. E. Nunemaker
Frank Owen
R. H. Conwell
W. H. Zoms
N. Groves
Phila
G. D. Krebs
Fremovi
R. E. Waiters
C. Feick
B. Bare
Gusdors
J. Denny
C. Eversfield
W. C. Simms Balto
Fompkins
Rochester
Dr. McCabe
Ohio
H. W. Danser
Trenton
N. J
A. J. Smith
Washo
D.C
HP. Weeks
D. T. Ross
N. Y
CarLix House
C_ P. Lamper
T. Thomson
Baltimore
GC. J. McCarty
Columbia
E. W. Warner
Williamsport
H. GC. Hudson
Boston
Joseph Lemp
G. J. Johnson
Washington, D.C
Kemp and Renner take over North Market store
John Renner and C Thomas Kemp, forming Kemp & Renner, assume management of the North Market street store formerly run by Stauffer & Best. Both are graduates of G. J. Doll & Son and enter with engaging manners and solid experience. May success attend them in their undertaking.
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Messrs
John Renner
C. Thomas Kemp
Kemp & Renner
North Market Street
Messrs. Stauffer & Best
G. J. Doll & Son
Farmers Meet at Sandy Springs Discuss County Fairs
About 200 Maryland farmers from Montgomery and neighboring counties gathered at Sandy Springs to debate county fairs. Speakers urged education and morality, favoring clean fairs, with some supporting races, while others urged avoiding gambling and sensational features. The meeting considered county versus township governance and instructed committees to pursue farm rights in Washington.
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Montgomery County
Howard
Price George’s
Anne Aramiel
Harford
Sandy Springs
Henry A. Hallow
Steen
Bergaus
Paleo Messrs Sram
Clarice E
Ube
Trancsiy
Edward P. Thomas
Thoroughdy
Henry C. Hallowell
Henry E. Alvord
Maryland Agricultural College
Pd Chozen
Ssississippi
Atlantic Ocean
Charles Abert
Major Alvord
Washington
Henry Miller
E. J. Hail
Farmers’, Exterprise
Montgomery Farmers’ Clubs
Congress
Jd. Thomas Clerk
Palmer
Montgomery
Jackson
Baltimore
RB. Miller
Farquhar
Fine Music at Franklin and Marshall Glee and Maldolin Clubs
The Franklin and Marshall College Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed at the Opera House in Hanover Pa attended by a large audience. The event featured strong instrumental work including guitar and banjo with favorable remarks on the students’ dignity and performance despite illness in the area, Rev Brauley Krebs of Luthertown offering commentary.
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Franklin and Marshal College
Cay
Hanover
Herat
Franklin & Marshall College
Ware
Marshall Boys
Brauley
Krebs
Luthertown
Wes
Social whirl amid jailhouse dance and surprise parties
West South street hosted a lively social night in the east wing of the jail building with about seventy couples dancing amid Culbese lanterns and comic songs by J Hogan. Guests included Mr. Wm Thomas, Mr. Frank Koontz, and numerous Indies from the city and nearby districts. A Valentine party and a noon meal followed, with committee members named. A second note details a surprise party for Mr. Wm Blentlinger east of the city, plus an orderly social at Jasper Albaugh’s near New Market and a dance-like event at Rocky Springs. The 1801 Ladies Home Journal preview highlights practical home literature, with editor names and subscription rates listed.
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Grouns
Aparc
Lewis Fraley
Sesars
J. Hogan
Middletown
Thos. Sukely
Samuel Jones
Henry Coates
Indies
Mollie Schell
Sadie Gaver
Mary Renner
Elizabeth Schell
Messrs
Wm. Thomas
Frank Koontz
Gattimore
Joseph Whisner
S. J
Charles Mehrling
Charles, Frasey
B. E. Phosbus, Jr
Ururise
Fidolty
Wm. Blentlinger
Minnie James
Jennie Martz
Lewis Willhide
Jasper Albaugh
New Market
Alica Freeman
Ellsworth
Iowa
Misa Inde
Eddie Laymen
North Market Street
Detta Brengle
Oda Baumgardner
Danny Bable
Mary Falk
Lilie Fox
Daisy Kline
Nannie Brengle
Georgie Koetler
Lizzie Koetler
Bianch Beesnewal
Mary Morgan
Elsie Warner
Harry Glessner
Willie Simmons
Eddie Laymon
Harry Koetler
Charlie Morgan
Nora Laymon
Mary Shelton
Miss Koetler
Emma Baumgardner
Katie Dunner
Sirs
Acres of Diamonds Lecture At City Opera House
Reverend Russell H Conweil pastor of Grace Baptist led a large Frederick crowd in discussing Acres of Diamonds It focused on personal opportunity in one s own neighborhood and emphasized honesty capital and knowing the needs of people The talk touted wealth through constructive enterprise and urged local effort rather than chasing distant riches Also contains brief notices about pension letters and patent medicine endorsements.
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Russell H. Conweil
Grace Baptht Church
Philadelpha
City Opers House
Mnet Msut
Moses
Unstonkolt
Weaupg
Frederick
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Roanoke
John N. Jordan
Boomleg Brunswick
H. H. Haller
Rice & Haller
New York
George Weitrick
Washington, D. C
Frederick Frazier
East Pawick Street
Marie AicDevitt
Emmitsbare
Diffendal
East Second Street
Myra Snyder
Woodshoro
James McGuigan
Mechanicstown
James P. Perry
Worth Market Street
Wiliam MM. Crimmins
Aliss Cecil Houston
Stockton
Did
Mamie Slagle
Eschbach
West Church Street
Independent Drill Association
Independent Hose Company
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Gew
B. A. Shriner's Milling Company
Desiers
Mayor Great
C. E. Heller
Inet
Jefferson
Alpheus
HB. Gross
Miron FE Hise
Praterick
Willow Grove Deering
Lewis
Satons
Bo Lewis
Union Debating Society
Carrie E. Biser
Philip Flook
Valley
Lewis B. Eyler
Sabillasville
John Hamerick
Hampton Valley
Brownsville
Tan
William Cleggett, Jr
Rockville
Montgomery Co
Gergiss
Hagerstown
Joseph V. Jennings
Sliss Gergiss
Jennings
Joshus Shankle
David Shankle
Yellow Springs
Hannah Brown
Thomas Brown
Addie
Smithfield
Darkesville
Rocky Springs
James Aubert
Wm. Riser
W. W. Wolfe
Joseph Hilderbrand
John Correll
Castle
D. Main
Piiday
Phookstown
Ijan
Lottie Riddlemoser
Joseph Melgenovich
Glenn H. Worthington
Haller
Grant
Hoffman
New York City
Victor
Renney
Woodsboro
J.R L. Hardesty
City Hotel
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Ruesell Conwell Saxe
Tinum
Commissioner of Pensions
Warnbar
Hambry
Batmere
USA
Gares B. Rave
Porsons
Mulliniz & Kemp
Gpacral
Mulliniz
Geo. A. Gilbert
Sves G. A. Gilbert
G. A. Gilbert
Oman
W. T. Pritenect
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Eugene
Taylor
Siiciore Pic
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John Hendrickson
Juhs Hendri Rous
DR. Hartley
D* Wawiley' S
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Yatake Atake
Bartlay
Bartley
Roderuck
J. C. Rodertce
Taciveburg, Frederick Co
Druguists Et Nua Anu
Tae
Frm
Stautter & & Best
Daniel Stautter
Jjon
Apreterick County
John B. Thos
Francis IS. Knight
T. Hughes
Neibe
Dame
Jenvta Ehes
Circuit Court
Frederick Col
WOLFE
West Patrick Strest
Jobo Hershberner City Bakery
Callon
Ander
Frederics
Jas. E. Avrecht
W. Patrick St
James BH
Geo. Brust Co
West Patrick Street
Qecurite
Rene taNy
Harris
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