Frederick Weather Record and Local Notices
The Daily News reports Frederick weather observations and a burst of social notices. Individuals visiting relatives, guests staying with local families, and farm and business updates fill the page, naming McCristies, Miss Alice Fastn, Mr. Luther Nichols, Mrs. Engle, Miss Katie Johnson, and others, with travel from Pittsburgh to Frederick and trips to Texas. The item also notes trout caught on mountain streams and several residents returning from travels to Maryland towns such as Baltimore and Hagerstown.
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Calbell
CE. & Co
Bouse
Cal
Alice Joynes
Pere Persamal
Luther Nichols
Pensylvania
Jennie Enge
Johnson County
Missour
Hamilton Lindsay
Record Street
Engle
Lindsay
Unionville
Alice Fastn
York
L. Rubiman
E. Church Street
Ars. SR. Brown
Newmarket
Katie Johnson
George Roelkey
Pittsburgh
Patrick Street
Geo Mulborn
Jesse Clar
Geo. L. Cramer
Texas
Gerald Robin
Irvington
F. Y Zimmermans
North Market
Geo. M. Gittinger
Frederick
Levy, Esq
Rockviile
Theodore Hoffman
Mollie Hammond
Frederickware
Mire
Joseph H.fiery
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
Lizzie Leatherman
Bamberger
Wannie Stokes
Baltimore
Tyler
Patricks Street
L. V. Baughman
Gerhardt Lampe
McDaniels
Stribling
Wastinsburg
Philip Nussbaum and Son
Harpesboro
Telarats
Je Ennié Baked
Tramsville
Namaie Gambrill
Araby
Hotel Arrivals Report From Various Cities
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list guests from Cumberland Lovettsville and Philadelphia among others. Notable names include S Backus B F dutles L F Schirmer R V Gilson G Stevens S A Moffett W B Scott W J Walker J W Sinifie D D Beller B H Betts J A McCafferty J C Eyersfield J W Burnham M Miller O T Shreve C Dugan V M Chrystal W G Walker H C Quigsey Janesville C J H Black Buffalo N 1516 from the county from Canurs House Thomas B Lease Ohio J A Moore F Goodman J A Rhodes Ballo F J West J McCarty Pa L Heidnek RW Dixon Springfield 0.517 from the county Gxrorr House Mac Wills Charles Town Paul Lidie S C Shalt M Y and 5 from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesterday
Crry Horex
S. S. Backus
Cumberland
B. F. Dutles
Lovettsville
L. F. Schirmer
R. V. Gilson
G. Stevens
S. A. Moffett
W. B. Scott
W. J. Walker
Philadelphia
JW. Sinifie
D. D. Beller
B. H. Betts
J. A. McCafferty
J. C
Ohio
J. A. Moore
F. Goodman
Locations of Drinking Fountains in New City
Drinking fountains have been located at several corners and streets including Fifth and Sad Market, Third and Market, Patrick and Market, All Saints and Market, West Patrick, Old Hall, Court Square southeast corner, and East Patrick north of Carroll. The list references seven sites with intersections and a hall location.
Beloga s to Charles Counts case confusion in aid records
Elizabeth Ryan, described as an inmate long confined at Mostevue Hospital, has a long disputed aid history. Allegedly, Alleghany county agreed to pay 1,106.3 but the funds are now thought to belong to Charles county. The claim will be collected from that county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloags
Charles Counts
Elizabeth Ryan
Mostevue Hospital
Alleghany County
Charles County
Real Estate Transfers in Brunswick and Baltimore Areas
Real estate transfers involve C M Wenner and E Fenner joining Samuel and Danie Line in Brunswick for 250 pounds. The Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company sells to G F Zimpsmann and W Tyson a lot of ground measuring 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Wenner
Fenner
Samuel and Danie Line
Brunswick
Frederick City
Ills and recoveries in local home circle
The Sick. Mr. J. Myers, who has been sick at the residence of Mrs. Tatz, East Patrick Street, with vertigo, is still suffering from the effects. Mr. Geo. Groshon is improving. Mr. Charles Diffendall is much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Myers
Irs
Tatz
East Patrick Street
Geo. Groshon
Charles Diffendall
Worthington resigns as Frederick County official
At a Frederick County Maryland school board meeting, Glenn H Worthington tendered his resignation as secretary treasurer and examiner of public schools to take effect August 31 1891. Ephraim L Boblitz of Mechanicstown was elected to succeed him, with a start date of September 4 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Gary
Court House
Maryleed Agricucurs College
Western Maryland College
New Midwey
Thomas Dixox
Pear Monnet Hope
Gatocud
Mesem
Lesthirman
Amencus Wilee
Lewistown
Catalla Forestes
Bord
Glenn H
Meysrs
E. L. Boblitz
Mechanicstown
T. L. Gaver
Middletown
Boblitz
Gaver
Air Boblitz
Womhington A
Midletown
Jana
Pine Tree
Saint Pleasant
ME. Worthington
Air. Worthington
Frenreres
Lutre Giunoriets
Frederick County
Pew
State Board of Education
Maryland University, School of Law
Brefierick County
Baltimore City
Beltimore
Wael
Ats
Kitdeese
Tie
Elictere
Giean H. Worrarseton
LUARD
Worthington
Uns
Glenn H. Worthington
Ofice
Glenn Howard Worthington
Urbana
Maryland
John T. Worthington
Grbana Distrit
Arsler
Frederick Academy
Chicago
Mantz Brothers
Trader's Insurance Company
Milton G. Truer
Lakin
Walkersville
Maryland Law School
Ephraim L. Boblitz
Mr. Worthington
Cleveland
Gapland Station Name Change and Train Fares
Gapland a Station reports the B and Q ordered Gapland as the future name for Glaggett's station with fare details for Hagerstown trips at 55 cents round trip. The project costs about $1300, linked to Claggett's farm origin and local settlement near Middletown Valley. Also notes local name changes and regional geography. Salvation Army reports typhoid fever illness of Miss Katie Wachter and a farewell to current officers with an upcoming ice cream supper at their barracks next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapland
Glaggett
Hagerstown
Eee
Claggett
Bier Augustus Joung
Brownsville
Young
Gapland Settlement
Lower Catoctin
Middletown Valley
Pleasant Valley
Hss
Bopsta
Rasselas
Salvation Army
Katie Wachter
Norfolk
Orphans' Core Letters of Administration Granted
Letters of administration on the estate of John Delaplane, deceased, granted to Charlotte Delaplane, administratrix, Marshall Font, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Delaplane
Charlotte Delaplane
Marshall Font
Banquet Honors Philomathean Society in Frederick
The Philomathean Literary Society of Frederick held an elaborate banquet at Sheppard’s Restaurant on Court Street to close the season. The event featured a formal dining room, a lengthy guest list, a rich menu, and speeches by notable members including C. F. Markell, Rev. A J Gill, Hammond Urner, and Dr. Charles F. Goodell. The society, now in its tenth year, plans a July Monocacy picnic after Friday’s final meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomsnthean Literary Society
Frederick
Sheppard's Repigersnt
Court Street
Preschest
Lford T. Margit, Jr
Yar
J.J. Hout
F. R. Neighbors
C. S. Sharkell
Charles F. Goodell
C. Eel. Sign
G. Parson Miller
Bradley Hoke
Difford Sponselier
Wm. H. Nicodemus
Jacob Rehrback
Amemond Uroer
Joan Kitcbie
J. Roger McSherry
Allen Kotzback
Charlie Reatone
Wn. Teller
A. J. Gill
Corey Exchison
Benjamin F. Reich
Nash E. Cramer
P. McKinsey
Maryland
C. F. Markell
A.J. Gill
Hammond Urner
HL Dorsey Etchison
Goodell
Etchigan
Philomathean Society
General Synod Reformed Church Opens In Avitia
The General Byxod of the Reformed Church in Avitiia opened its thirty-fifth annual session at Asbury Park with about 800 delegates present. Officers elected for the year include President Rev Dr E T Corwin of New Brunswick New Jersey vice president Rev Dr Oxit Wells of Flatbush New York permanent clerk Rev Dr Teneyck of New Jersey temporary clerks Rev G Collier Thousand Islands and Rev W H De Hart Raritan New Jersey. The synodical sermon was delivered by Rev J Romeyn Berry Rhinebeck the retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod Reformed Church
General Byxod
The
Reformed Church
Avitiia
Asbury Park
E. T Corwin
New
Brunswick
Oxit Wells
Flatbush -N. Y
Teneyck
Festival fundraisers brighten Trinity and Kemp halls
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal church festival opened last night at Junior Hall with decorated bells and tables and refreshments served by white-clad helpers. A Sword Drill from the Picnic cantata is to be repeated. The Kemp Hall Presbyterian festival ending after three evenings raised about 75 dollars in receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Kemp Hall
Bright Stars fall to Third Academy in 19 to 9 baseball game
The Bright Stars lost to Third Academy 19 to 9 in a baseball game. Pitching was Wolf and Wood for the Bright Stars, Erast and Smith for Third Academy. Next, Strawsberger and Little Barber pine teams clash this evening at the Northwest Development Company grounds. Funerals note Mrs. Clara Jones laid to rest at Mt. Olivet Cemetery after service at Mia Lat Street church. Captain Jack strawberries delight Mr. Price with a local ditty. Miss Bertha Linn fainted from heat at a shoe factory, transported home by H C Zecharine’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Stars
Third Academy
Wolf
Wood
Erast
Smith
Strawsberger
Clara ¥. Jones
Mia Lat
Patrick Street
A. J. Gill
MLE. Church
Geo. Diehl
St. James Evan
Mt. Olivet
W. H. Duvall
J. O-Hen- Grickson
V. Silence
B. K. Lease
L. Siehrling
W. Dyer
Carty
Sin Sadoraker
Sas
Bertha Linn
H.C. Zecharine
Epicures Demand Strawberries Vanished And City Cleanups
Local notes report Mayor Bromers circulating orders to clean up while varied items mention Lumber Company supplying timber for Palmetto project, a steam brick yard roof, and preparations for new street fountains. Several brief notices cover court clerks, directors, and community events with sporadic street and weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromers
We. D. Bowes Lumber Company
Ue Palmetto Filer Company
Tuk
Hanover Obituaries and Local Notices
Died this week in Hanover and vicinity are Padre Benjamin F Poole aged about 71, an uncle of Prof Cyrus W Poole, who served in the Maryland House of Delegates. Also Mathias Bartgis 37 daughter of Ephraim Cramer, funeral next Sunday at 3 pm. Emanuel Fleagle 65, a Chambersburg teamster, died after illness. Children’s Day practice and society meetings noted. Freight trains weathered wind at Getz Station. two cars knocked from track. Magistrate Barrick to hear assault case State v Snook Lewistown Saturday 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Poole
Hanover
Ar. Poole
Cyrus W. Poole
West South Street
House of Delegates
Maryland
Carroll County
Keysville
Meg. Battots
Mathias Bartgis
Church‘street
Ephraim Cramer
Mt. Olivet
Frederick and Pennsylvania Railroad
Getz's
Snook
Lewistown
May
Barrick
New Outings and Bargains At Mullinix and Kemp
Mullinix and Kemp announces a new line of Outings Chaise and sheer fabrics in their dry goods department. Also advertised are Big Bargains in 27 and 40 inch Flouncings and Shan Tong Pongees at 124 cents, described as pretty and cheap, inviting customers to see their selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cts
Carpet Trade Shows Strong Growth in Mats and Mattings
The Carpet Department reports 47 rolls and 1880 yards of Japanese platting arrived yesterday, bringing season totals to 170 rolls and 6200 yards. Malting trade growth is noted since introducing tap goods with daily sales increases. Headquarter phrase promotes best prices on matting and related items.
Development and hopes rise around Clagett Station road
The article describes road improvements from Claggett’s station toward South Mountain top in Frederick County. It notes a new viewing platform, lands purchased for a store at Clagett’s, a proposed B&O switch to overlook Harper’s Ferry, and the growth of Maryland Heights for excursion potential. Local clergymen, peach growers, and residents anticipate rail and road upgrades aiding fruit shipments and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsalssiggers
Washington
Cogatr
Frederick County
Bago
Claggetts
Post
Batters
Jaure B Berbour
Gure Dasud
George i Alfred Towescod
Portin Valley
Ted Roe Dog Dak
Pleasant Valley
Piice
Washington County
Woole
Montgomery County
Clagett's
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leviers Summit
Claggett's
Maryland Heights
Harper’s Ferry
Dunkard
Gud Nenh
Iate
McMurray
Frederick City
Mary
Od Crampton Farm
Pie Lke Gap
Messrs
Derby
Une
Wreck on B and O line near Harper's Ferry kills brakeman
A Baltimore and Ohio freight wreck near Harper's Ferry Tuesday night left brakeman Bud McGal— Martinsburg night-caller— missing until his recovery during wreck clearing. The incident involved four minor wrecks within 35 miles, with details indicating the brakeman boarded the freight by mistake en route to Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Bud McGuailless
Martinsburg
Brunswick
McGalless
Opening Sale At 61 N Market Street
D H Best announces today a sale of dotted and figured Swiss plain and embroidered hem stitching flouncing Swiss mull and plain Swiss with a few children's flouncing pieces. Prices 43 20 and 25 cents. Location 61 N Market Street.
Naval Officer Urner Rescinds Sugar Drawback Order
Naval Officer Urner rescinds Circsist XO 2 of May 7 regarding drawback of sugar used in confectionery and other articles. The move follows reports of increased sugar from duty pool reform and notes about monitoring imports and substitutions. A related circular requires absent clerks or employees to provide monthly physician certificates if unable to return to duty due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
Naval Oficer
Mittan G. Urner
Kouzer
Uraalacss
Uroer Sho McEed
Ostee
Buresus
Reie
Hess
Regular assembly of Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4
The regular assembly of Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4 was held with many Sir Knights in attendance to witness the conferring of the order. A banquet followed in their Temple, with Dr J W Owsey New Market, Atchin P Wood Monrovis, and Ross F Witherow Merchants Town among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amgsonic
Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4
Mer Ces
J. Wowsey
New Market
Atchin P. Wood
Monrovis
Ross F. Witherow
Mechantestown
Seminary Art Rooms Open For Public Inspection
The Seminary invites the public to inspect art rooms this afternoon from 5 to 6 oclock and tonight from 9 to 8. A musical examination is planned this afternoon from 3 to 6. Musical prizes will be announced on commencement day.
Damier Carter Seeks Republican Clerk Nomination
Local Republicans in Frederick discuss Damier Carter as a worthy candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court. The writer urges support from city and county friends and calls for using proper means to obtain the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Panty
Damier c Aarter
Stauffer
Retail gales surge as weekly sales beat prior records
A fragmentary report notes a sharp rise in retail sales for Carcagille roller Wowr during the week ending March 21, with demand for a popular home trade article. Mentions Shriner Milling Co and Dr. Hartley’s Hemedy ter amid unclear references to Gatardia and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A
Shrinerilling.Co. Td
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