Local Classifieds and Notices Highlight Public Sales and Rentals
Rev GC L Kennard departs Monday for the M E Church Souk Conference in Roanoke Virginia to begin March 1. Attorney R B Faubel returns to Cumberland after a DC visit. Miss Mary Kemmerling visits Mrs Elizabeth Kreh in West All Saints. Lawyers Richmond Sloan and McHenry from Cumberland attend circuit court for a removed case Joseph Zihlman vs Cumberland Misss Co. Lida Stauffer visits Baltimore. Mrs Lewis C Gittinger travels to Baltimore. Mrs George A Townsend moves from G Street to stay with Mrs Satige Bentley in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. L. Kennard
M. E. Church
Souk
Roasoke
Virginia
R. B. Faubel
Washington, D.C
Mary Kemmerling
Martinsburg
W.va
Elizabeth Kreh
West All Saints
Messrs
B. A. Richmond
David W. Sloan
James A. McHenry
Cumberland
Allegany County
Circuit Court
Joseph Zihlman
Cumberland Misss Company
Lida Stauffer
Daniel Stauffer
Baltimore
Lewis C. Gittinger
North Market Street
Dr. Evans
George Alfred Townsend
G Street
Satige Bentley
9Th Street
E Conference reports district church progress and debts
At the Washington session presiding elders read annual reports for Frederick district covering Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. It includes 32 charges 98 churches 113 preaching appointments 6594 members. Rev Baker notes 165 sermons 15500 miles and 6584 conversions amid a 5000 brick Berkeley Springs church replacement and burdensome district liabilities. Highlights include improvements at 15th Street Mount Zion Ryland Waugh and Mt Airey and Grace church project costs and debt status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
G G. Baker
Maryland
Virwginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Berkely Springs
Hagerstown
15Th Street
Mount Zion
John E. Dashiell
Ryland
J.a.price
Waugh
A E. Gibson
Mt. Airey
Carroll County
Grace
Wedding Bells Echo in Carroll County Church
Miss Leslie L Seilhainer daughter of Rev G W Seilhainer of Carroll County and Mr A G Heltibidie of New Windsor were married in the Church of God at two oclock yesterday afternoon. The Uniontown crowd filled the church as the bride wore a traveling dress of golden brown Henrietta cloth with a matching hat. Ushers included J H Brough Wau Shaster John Heck of Uniontown and Bir Edward Weller of New Windsor. The ceremony was performed by Rev T Still of Steefton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Leslie L. Seilhainer
G. W. Seilhainer
Church of God
Cniortown
Carki County
A.G. Heltibidie
New Windsor
Uniontown
Messrs
J. H. Brough
Wau Shaster
John Heck
Edward Weller
Rev. T. Still
Steefton
Xews of the Churches Adjourned session set to convene at Mechanicstown charge
The adjourned fourth quarterly conference of Mechanicstown U B Church will meet in Sabillasville tomorrow at 2 o clock pm with Rev G J Roude Bush as pastor and Rev A M Evers presiding. Sermon Sunday morning and the Lord's Supper will follow. The Methodist Protestant church in New Market undergoes repaving and repairs by builder E Falconer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanerly
Mechanicstown
U. B
G. J. Roude
Bush
Sabillasville
A. M. Evers
Methodist Protestant
New Market
E. Falconer
Reverend Besil Delivers Johnstown Disaster Lecture
The Rev. David J. Besil, acting pastor of the Presbyterian church, spoke on the Johnstown flood tragedy at the church. He described the disaster, its victims, and the relief efforts with vivid detail, noting the book he wrote on the flood and the event's lasting impact, with proceeds supporting the church. The Arion Quartet performed selections before and after the lecture, and plans were made to bring Beall to City Hall for a wider public presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Besil
Presbyterian Cheurch
Johnstowns
Bea’t
Dinister
Bre
Prema
Iset
Johustown
Lyon
Rentiog
Artor
Hood
Ors Toroure
Astmaail
Dr. Beall
Bacey
Real Estate Herald features preacher on emigration views
The February Real Estate Herald highlights arguments against westward emigration by Elder G. E. Sappington of Johnsville Maryland. He urges staying home in Frederick to build local industry, noting shortages from droughts and the pull of Washington markets. He cites Kansas irrigation jokes and warns of destitution among Western homesteaders while praising local Starling factories for jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Staller & Hannt Publishers
Sugar Loaf Mountain
E. 0. Belt
Washington
G. E. Sappington
Johnsville
Henry Ward Beecher
Atlantic
Herald
Frederick
Kansas
Indiana
Maryland
Thas
Frederick City
Zihlman vs Cumberland Glass Company Circuit Court
Circuit Court opened at 9 30 this morning before Associate Judge J A Lynch. The case from Allegany county, Joseph Zihlman versus The Cumberland Glass Company, seeks royalties for ware manufacture. Jury was selected and trial in progress with counsel Sloan Richmond for Zihlman and Mc Henry Blaulaby for the Glass Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
J A. Lynch
Allegany County
Joseph Zihlman
Cumberland Glass Company
Glass Company
Messrs
David W. Sloan
B. A. Richmond
Messrs. Grier and Keedy
Zihlman
James A. McHenry
Wm. P., Blaulaby, Jr
Gisas Company
Ab Editos Woes and Asbury Banquet Reported
Fragmented local notices recount a satirical clash on fields of Dar and college wit from Mechanicstown. The Asbury Church banquet details, civic reports, and Sarviard House of Correction board actions are summarized with names, dates, and roles, noting church leadership, speakers, and inmates under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Cassell
Cxoctin Clarion
Mechanicstown
Landford
Dea of Fortune
Tanming
Mois Bo
Cieh
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals From Various Cities
Hotel arrivals list numerous guests including Cirr Hore and J L Grace from Philadelphia, G W Perkins, A J Updegraff, and J Connelly from Baltimore, with several others from Cumberland and York Pa and Lancaster. Additional mention of arrivals from Staunton Va and two county entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesterday
Marvell
Dayton
Diddle
FE Ginenbach
G W Perkins
J L Grace
Phila
J Haraberger
G Dorney
M B Gruber
Balto
Clodwit
Syracuse
Richmond
Cumberland
Sweigart
Sloan
A McHenry
Zihlman
Thorber
Jows
W Boral
J Connelly
Baltimore
J Updegraf
Williamsport
T Gossler
G Rollins
Strickland
Philadelphia
A Heald
Chicago
C Bressler
York
Joseph Zillman
Ohio
Carurx House
Mo Boffenmyer
J McCarty
Columbia
H Hinks
H Haywood
Lancaster
M Smith
Grorr
Jno
Staunton
Thoroughly Excellent Schubert Quartet in Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution praises the Schubert Quartette as thoroughly excellent, calling it the best musical entertainment Atlanta has seen. The City Opera House hosts the group Tuesday evening with performers described as true artists and a well selected program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
City Opera House
Real Estate Transfers and Maryland Apportionment Update
Real estate transfers include D H Hargets and J C Motter to Benjamin F Zummerman for 23 acres at 1596 dollars Mary Poffenberger to John W Early for 5 acres 37 perches at 685 dollars Geo T Bowers and wife to Edward Noonan for 23 acres 173 perches at 2250 dollars David Wilson and wife to Edward Noonan for 7 acres 6 perches at 211.23 dollars The New Appointment Governor Jackson to advertise around July 1 proclaiming apportionment of Maryland legislature by county per Census changes Alle gany gains one representative Charles loses one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.H. Hargets
Joo. C. Motter
Benjamin F. Zummerman
Mary Poffenberger
John W. Early
Geo. T. Bowers
Edward Noonan
David Wilson
Jackson
Maryland
Census Department
Allegany County
Charles County
Farmers Meeting on Dairying at Brighton Grange Hall
Montgomery county farmers plan a March 18 meeting at Brighton Grange Hall to discuss dairying under the State Grange and Maryland Experimental Station. Practical butter making experiments will be featured and Major H. L. Alvord and others will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Brighton Grange Hall
State Grange
Maryland Experimental Station
H. £. Alvord
Martinsburg County Court Orders New Jail Building
The County Court authorized a brick jail two and a half stories high with dimensions 54 by 74 feet, to be completed by September 15, 1891, at a cost of $18,000. Contract awarded to T. M. Foutz of the Van Dorm Tron Works, Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W_ Va
T. M. Foutz
van Dorm Tron Works
Cleveland
Ohio
State vs Phillips and Nipple hearing this afternoon
A hearing in the State case against Robert Phillips and John Nipple for assault and battery on Elmer oo and for carrying a deadly weapon will be held this afternoon at 3 Block before Magistrate Wilson. Orphans Court also notes the first and final account of Abner Norwood administrator of Mrs. Ann Norwood, deceased, settled and distribution made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Phillips
John Nipple
Elmeroo
Wilson
Abner Norwood
Ann Norwood
Local News and Notices from Mechanicstown and Liberty
Front page notices from Mechanicstown and Liberty report church events and transfers. Rev J D Freed planned visit, and Rev S J D Peeed receives transfer to Maryland Conference. Local road extension work advances. machinery for Keyser Reuzer Manufacturing offered for town use. Obituary notes for Frederick Troxell and Susan M Zimmerman detail long lives and sudden deaths. Community announcements cover residents’ travels, land and property deals, and a death in Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicswwa Clarion
Carrie Sbeh
Gula ED Wire
Parrott
Shure
Mors
Mersaret Osler
Calparce
Henry
Rev
Lewith
Ura Fuzle
Bali
ToGloak
SJ D Peeed
UN Place
Pennsylvania
Maryland
L. St. Waesche
Dr. McPherson
Auburn
George Bussard
George English
Churches of
Our Town
Stev. J.D . Freed
Mechanicstown
Frederick Troxell
Trinity Reformed Church
Apples
Whitmore
Keyser & Reuzer Manufacturing Company
Irs
Susan M. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Graceham
Frank
St. John’s
Mullinix and Kemp Percales Display In City
The store showcases a wide range of light percal es with colorful figures and styles. Prices start as low as 6 to 12 cents per yard. Also featured are plaid rainsocks striped muslin and other attractive fabrics, with emphasis on good quality and value.
Carpet Department Aims for a Strong Spring Trade
Mulliniz and Kemp announce a bustling carpet department with steady sales in the early season and a plan to make spring even more attractive. The note emphasizes ongoing high activity and a commitment to enticing customers with fresh offerings.
Local notices mix of obituaries and market reports
The item lists deaths and family notices from Centreville and nearby areas including Mrs Elizabeth Strely and Mr Daniel Radcliff, Butter production notes from Watershire and Beall family connections, and Bartholow Brothers selling stock with a Percheron mare death. It also mentions a wooden limb from Dr Mark of New York and a pine tree lumber yield by Mr Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
New York City
Jooeph Yingling
Joi T. Yieglieg
Thoms
F Albsugh
Jockos Athaugh
Atrich
Sand Castles
Guleon Reesbert
Mt Pleasant
Walla
Mohn
J. Thomas Gosnell
Watershire
Carroll County
Charles McK. Beall
Braddock, I
H. Boyer
Daniel S. Radcliff
Samuel Nusbaum
Henry Nelson
Boyer
Radellif
Barthiow Brothers
Union Bridge
Luton Bridge
Iowa
Tex
Union
The Encampment Plans and Shifting Prospects
General Stewart Brown will appoint a survey committee for the annual encampment this summer. Previous grounds near Frederick Junction in July 1899 pleased the troops, who wished to return. Now higher authority appears opposed, and many soldiers have changed their minds. Location remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brown
Maryland
Committee of Survey
Frederick Junction
Brown
Oyster Pie Feast At Voart Chreet Restaurant Dinner
A party of ten gay companions gather in the upper parlor at Mr L A Hagers Voart chreet restaurant for an oyster pie feast. Guests include A S Showtoan C S How ard Ed C Markell J K Hoffman A Greg Miller Dudley Page S G Gam brik Baxter Welhert and Folger McEn sey. Host Mr Hager presides as the group enjoys the pie crust, steam rich sauce, and convivial chatter lasting an hour or more. The feast ends with warm gratitude to the host and a lasting memory of the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hager
Pignt
Estey Pubarmecie Urche
Betentiens
Orchustra
Messrs
Showtoan
Howard
C. Markell
J. K. Hoffman
A. Greg Miller
Dudley Page
S. G. Gambrik
Baxter Welhert
Folger McEnsey
Missionary Meeting and Charity Board Activities
The Missionary Society of Trinity Sunday school met in Trinity church lecture room for lessons and recitations led by Miss Lilie Howard Miss Lind say Lamar and Barrick Mind Tluni¢hen Mabel Giter Nels Huvichen and others The Board of Charities and Gorrechinva held at Monterue Hospital approving report of Superintendent Derr A jail board meeting is planned for next Thursday Court House Easter ball by Junior Fire Company aims to raise funds for rubber coats for pipemen Dr Hartlay's remedy advertised for catarrh at one dollar per bottle with druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of Trinity Sunday School
Trinity Church
Lilie Howard
Nels Huvichen
Ollie Lense
Roger Wood
Daisy Dutrow
Pastor
Boar of C. & Co
Board of Charities and Gorrechinva
Monterue Hospital
Luther C. Derr
Transnet
Court House
Knights Templar elect officers in regular meeting
At a regular Jacques De Molay Commandery No. 4 meeting the officers for the coming term were elected: W Nash Young eminent commander Frank B Sappington generalissimo George Ed Smith captain general Albert E Wallis prelate Wilbur Duvall treasurer Frederick A Marey recorder Francis T Rhodes sentinel A banner presentation was received by Judge Lynch with an eloquent speech. Also noted is a 5 by 15 inch long letter from a Woodsboro resident to a New Baltimore contact and advertisements for Ceresville Self Rising Flour and Victor Liver Eee remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
W. Nash Young
Frank B. Sappington
George Ed Smith
Neval
Albert E. Wallis
Wilbur Duvall
Frederick A. Marey
Francis T. Rhodes
Taz News
Lynch
Sale Register listing weekly auctions and personal property
The fragment details numerous auction notices from Weekly News and Weekly News bills. It names Harvey Lease and others selling farm stock farming implements household goods and real property on various roads towns and estates including Buckey stows Bethel Church Urrana Hearuawn and Lewistown with dates March 11 to March 34 and May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar¢Am
Harvey
Ieee
Auet Wite
Foe
Marvey H. Lege
Amet
Deck
CEL
Ida Lock
Creoater
Muchin Weexty
Ratward J. Roans
Efith
Muldiebury
Techewont
Harmer
Trederich
Tuturon
Jeter
Amd
Alartha B. Tradie
Buckey Stows
Bite
Harvey RB
J. Hamilton
Toad
New Starket
Chas. B. Poltt
Garrison Defield
Urrana
Hearuawn
Abraham Michi
Roilesarth
Bethel Church
Niles Weet
Lewistown
D. F. Behadtfor
Ladichbury
Scrady
John Dutrow
Ace
Font
Hocky Springs
Scoady
Walter Saunders
Ager
Aird
Anna H. Droventuryg
Krumagille
Hye Stock
H.R
Paul Hauser
Black Horse
Frederick
Sun Bills
Harvey I
George J. Young
Nowa
Bills
Agnus
Tultiaere
Also Mentioned on This Page
THS Daily News
Prederick Weratree Ezecord
Aeroserer Ar McCristoca Varse En Eee Makce & Iso
G. A. Gilbert
Ilenses
Alfred Coles
D.C. Winebrewer & Co
T. C. Kreh
Drielling House
Tulat
Beall
the Real Estate Herald
Asbury
J. W Donbuery
John H. Gritha
C.E. Nichols
Maggie
Carroll
Mollie E. Wise
M. E Jenkins
J. N. Davis
J. W. Dasbury
Old Asbury
S. M. Garrett
Liberty Bansneh
Thos. B. Maynard
South
Liberty
Annie M. Smith
Armstrong
J. H. Groff
Near New Market
Lizzie Ruland
Fredérick
Capt. Schley
John Wilbiar
Singanore
Savage
A.D. Birely
Ladiesburg
Wm. S. Dotterer
Gettysburg
Fred. Swentzel
Chambersburg
F. Swentzel
Liberty Circuit
Lewis CG
Ladiesberg
Mullinix
Mulliniz & Kemp
Hartlay
J.P. Cramer
Woodsboro
Geo. W. Moore
New Baltimore, Preble Co
Ceresville
E. A. Shriner Milling Company
Telephone
Victor Liver
John Hendricksco
John Hendrickson
Garland
D. C. Winebrener & CO
D. C. Winebreneer & CO
D. G. Winebrener & CO
D. C. Winedeener & C O
D. C. Winedrener & CO
D. C. Wineherener &Co
D. C.winebrener & CO
D.C. Winebbrener & CO
B.C. Winebrener & CO
D. & Winebresner & CO
D.C. Winebrener& CO
D.C. Inebrener & CO
D. G Winebrener & CO
D.C. Winebrenee & CO
D. OC. Winebrener & CO
Trzsineas
Gould
Wolfe
Patrick Stree
Debn Hershberger City Bakery
Bane
Freserick
U.S
Due Zions
Total
Banke Zotal
T. Wai. Zimmerman
Bank
Samuel G
N.P
Teki
Geo. A Gilbert
Niae
Gilbert
Retaus
Childress
George A. Gilberts
Doll & Son
Porviaki
Doll Oon
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