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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1891

Page

4

Daily Jews and Local Notices of March Trips

Local notices feature residents traveling to Philadelphia and Baltimore for funerals, visits, and work changes. Names include Mr C P Smith Brunswick, Miss Violet Smith Walkersville, Mrs Sophie Weber Baltimore, Rev James Addison Ingle Virginia, and Mrs Anna Heim Baltimore with multiple household movements and society chatter.

Clark Schafer Clover Dale Emmitsberg C. P. Smith Brunswick Violet Smith Abrs Wm. Droneburg Walkersville Sophie Weber Baltimore Christopher Weermer Lewis Rice T. E. Pope Virginia James Addison Ingle Virginia Theological Seminary Church of St. Matthias Philadelphia A. J. Gi L. C. Mullinix Anna Heim Margaret Brenner Nelson Diehl Kenneysville W.va Drill T.B. Moody Bistress Washington, D.C Fannie Miller Frederick Baltimore City Clarksville Tennessee March Sth Samuel Hodgson G. Clinton Hanna Unionville L. Victor Baughman Solomon Garber East Fourth Street Hagerstown Ernest Frazier Washington George K. Sappington Johnsville East Patrick Street B. Rosenour James McDevitt Taneytown Belle Baxter Sue Anders Getzbaugh Fourth Street John Baumgardner Pennsylvania Sherif Wm H. Myers Jefferson Cora Devilbiss Birdie ‘Miller Ida Anderson Martinsburg W. Va Ida Starr West Patrick Street John Font and Yellow Springs County Oho

Imposter Collected Money for Crayon Portraits in City

An impersonator visited and took orders for large crayon portraits from photos charging 2.50 dollars with 1 advance. Several residents were deceived, handing over photos and cash. He claimed to be working for a large firm in Philadelphia.

Phiindel- D

Monocacy Valley extend to Yellow Springs hoped

County correspondence reports public excitement over plans to extend the Monocacy Valley Railway from Catoctin Farms to Yellow Springs. Local notes mention social visits, health, farming moves and a broad outlook for spring, with community figures and families listed among ongoing conditions and events.

Loss of a valuable colt and social notices at local gatherings

The report notes Mr William Enill losing a valuable colt last week after a slip and death. It also covers social events at the parlor of Mr L H Stalen for Miss Cora Sisley, and a marriage ceremony involving BORO Mell. Local notes include public sales, religious meetings, and visits in Newton Wilbide, Liberty, and surrounding towns.

William Enill L. H. Stalen Cora Sisley Boro Mell Mel Barbet Las L. Twenty D. Main

Sunday church services across denominations

Sunday services across Reform, Episcopal, Methodist, Lutheran, Evangelical Lutheran, German Baptist and German Reformed churches are reported. Texts included Supernatural in Sacraments and That we may present every man perfect in Jesus Christ, with notes on repentance and duty. Conference travels and Easter music rehearsals also mentioned.

E. R Eschbach Jesus Christ St.james Lutheran Geo. Diehl Evangelical Lutheran Luther Kuhlman St. John Christian Endeavor Society H.R. Heck Herman Bielieid N. M. Carroll Asbury B. E Baltimore Charles Brenner St. John’s Church St. James Lutheran Church Emma Pitt The Methodist Episcopal Church South Roanoke Green Memorial Church Eugene R. Hendrix Baltimore City Western Maryland Railroad

Runaway horse runs from coal yard to fair grounds

Yesterday morning about 11 20 o clock a horse attached to a wagon driven by Mr A Exworthy of Pearl ran from Wm S Miller Co coal yard down East Patrick street to the fair grounds where Mr H Strutp caught it. Net damage to horse or vehicle. Leeds deprived of its pride by Dr Hartley’s remedy offered.

A. Exworthy Pearl Wm. S. ‘Miller & Co East Patrick Street Fair Grounds H. Strutp

Letter from Fort Abernathy describes Civil War service and harsh winter

J W Logestz of Company A, 224 Infantry, writes from a northern Mandis outpost detailing march movements, casualties including Lt Ussey and four privates, and frozen rivers. He notes cold weather with 35 below zero, several inches of snow, and a supply line by canal with ice 32 inches thick. He confirms troops returning to their posts and mention of Pine Ridge, Buck agency, and Cannon Ball river area.

Myr Lorentz ix Grilli Tak Neus Das Mandis N. D Bismarck N.D Buck Agency Cannon Ball Joux W. Logestz Co. A

Brunswick Heralds entry into Frederick county journalism

A new Brunswick based paper, the Branswick Herald, is launched by E. C. Unger and B. C. Shafer, with support from The News. The seven column folio promises bright editorials and local news for Brunswick and nearby areas, led by experienced editors and optimistic prospects for weekly issues.

Frederick County Branswick Herald Brunswick Mesors E. C. Unger B.C. Shafer The News Unger Shafer Burkittsville Generi Tos News

Local notices and society items from Gettysburg area

Srief Bite reports plans for McKuighistowyn station operation after April 1 by W S Duttera and Geo Z Best. Notices cover lectures at the City Opera House, WHRG drill meeting, real estate purchases, and sports like skating for Frederick ritesen. Also listed are St John’s and St Joan’s society routines, gym additions, a dog incident, and medical, literary, and farming updates.

Srief Bite W.S. Duttera Gettysburz Geo. Z. Best Gre McKuighistowyn Forwanker Bess Ding Tre Freight Uebet Express Ness Dettyphan Thaddeus Stevens Fapetows Ksilrosd WLC Cims Poole Sill Ity Opers House Schroader Bas Wohl Bt Bas Seannby Frederick Ritesien St. Joan's Benedi Pee Society St. John’s Catholic Lyceum Neance Committee Ue Gynnasium West Patrick Street J. R. L. Hardesty Acutist City Finted

Local residents report mixed sickness relief across town

Mrs Henry Baumgardner and daughter Odie and Miss Lillie Fox of Worth Market street have recovered enough to move about. Mrs Ann Welty of Araby and Mr Milord Nusz of W Third street remain ill. Archie Walsh suffers grippe while Joseph Cronise has begun to sit up. Mrs Frank P McDonald and Mrs Nellie Luckett stay sick with neuralgia and illness on West Patrick Street. Mrs A L Kiive and Miss Helen Smith show improvement. Dr Frank T Rhodes, formerly with erysipelas, is much better.

Henry Baumgardner Odie Lillie Fox Worth Market Street Easin Ehtram Niesz Ann Welty Araby Milord Nusz W. Third Street Archie Walsh Joseph Cronise West Third Street Frank P. McDonald East Patrick Street Frank T. Rhodes Nellie Luckett Weet Second Street A. L. Kiive West Patrick Street Sfelen Smith C. P. Smith

Hymeneal Weddings Today In Baltimore Area

The marriage of S W Bohn of 1348 Pratt Street Baltimore to Lizzie J Myers daughter of Samuel D Myers Esq occurs today. Katie daughter of W H Martz marries Elmer B Birely at Mount Zion Lutheran Church near Sadsbury at 2 PM. T Coke Chambers formerly of this city wed Miss Sadler of Queen Anne County Md on February 24 and will reside in Baltimore.

S. W. Bohn Pratt Street Baltimore Lizzie J. Myers Samuel D. Myers Mr. Bohn G. W. Norris Katie W. H. Martz Elmer B. Birely Mount Zion Lutheran Church Sadlesbury Chammera—Budler T. Coke Chambers Miss Sadler Queen Anne County

Market and banquet notes from Baltimore

Grain prices and provisions scene show mixed activity with southern and western markets, butter and eyes firm, and a quiet market for provisions. A Catholic Union banquet plans for Eas ter Monday night with local committee members named. Union Manufacturing showcases a redesigned, nicer office environment on East Patrick street.

Baltimore Southern Pennsylvania

Light Percales Show Exceed All City Lines

The store advertises a great variety of light percal es with pretty figures. It claims prices at 10 and 12 3 cents per yard and highlights plaid nainsooks striped muslins and Hamburg goods as attractive options for quality and finish.

Prins Hamburg

Carpet Department Offer Aims To Boost Spring Trade

The notice states the carpet department is experiencing solid early season trade and plans to make spring offerings especially attractive, credited to Mullinill and Kep.

Letters From The People on East Fouts Street

Readers respond to city paper with vague references to a theater and local names. The letter mentions North Market Street and Bowies, expressing a view on community events and local issues.

SUN Presse Alow East Fouts Street Ebuak Szluatsot Bowies

Della Cronise Obituary and Local Funeral Notices

Della Cronise of Harmony Grove in Heath died after Wrights and heart disease. Funeral set for Thursday 10 a.m. at her home with interment at Olivet. Survivors include a brother John Cronise. Death shortly follows public graveside services for Christopher Woerner and David Carlin. temples, churches, and local organizers noted. Purity Lodge and Prohibition events announced with meetings and performances at City Opera House. Community notices list temperance event details, local entertainment, and business ads.

Lea Gonlie Uek Farsuy Loment Israsny Grove Clara Adelly Cronus Phere Della Wright Union Chapel Harmony Grove Joseph Cronise John Croniac Ana Christopher Woerner Philadelphia West David Carlin Hell St. John's Catholic Church Fr. Gattncy J. No “Rimmerman Vaimes Loyus U. &. Kiemany Ve. Bt. Shipley Br. Joln Catholi A. T. Rice & Sons Temperance Purity Lodge Dramatic Association City Opera House Alstge Susie Juvenites Ev Brown Mary Comfort Ella Brust Cornet J. K. Hollman Reading J.P. K. Storm Colonel Wayne W. H. Comfort Solomon Davis Jr. Bielfeld Matt Davis W. E. Schwearing

Public Auction Notices Run Across Daily and Weekly News

Auction listings for real estate and personal property crop up across Daily News Weekly News and other papers. Multiple executors and auctioneers, including Harvey Lease and Chas B Fout, announce sales near Middletown Frederick and Lewistown with dates in March and April, featuring stock farming implements household goods and farm equipment.

Rote Reneene D. B. Cramer Ouet Howard Fox Cear Hope School Leg Ady Burch Theo G. Kruh Ose N. Market St Aavey Suat Millard B. Stultz Wii Pell Lauenore Dolla Muerto Stcook Nilig Laim Puther St Pready Puete Frederick Stuuate Tom Rooks Linksville Aluade Ady Lhos Kolb Toreter Edward J. Rouns Inileaanch Middlebury O'Uluck Harvey Winmeville Adv Billy Pepys Court House Sredarick Jefferson Seley Duther Grendy Met Will Elt Martha Trundic Harvey R. Genes Mionie J. Hamalston New Market Boyer Fant Nuck Garrison Warfield Uxusna Hratatowrt Hary Abraham Gree Bethel Church Lewistown Advin Weekly News and Bbc Atl P. m John Dutrow Fred Will Seill Sprites Chapel Les Adv Roddick Suc Ion Fo Pooles Atock Dik Merch AB Ad Dym Walter Blanders Black Horse Tavern Frederick Steiner's Mill Taemplemienta Seo Ney L. Ra Bready Jas H Jas H. Appetit Adametown Tee Yara Nest Tate Seeadv Harvey R Leese George ‘H. Young Chas. B.fout Laura J. Hoth Chosc John C. Motter Pleasant District Harvey B Chas E- Meales Excelsior Adiv Dahiel E. Stone Bit Pleasana Walter W. Seanders Werman Mondass Daily

Weekly News explores ad reach and local notices in uneven issue

The paper announces a forthcoming Thursday edition packed with ads and data on circulation. It reports various arrivals, local business notes, and a feature about a 12 year old student winning a bicycle for top school performance at North Market Street Public School.

Edward

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