Sale Register listings advertise farm sales in Frederick area
Public notices list upcoming sales by A T Brent- Ninger and many others across Frederick, Mt Airy, Rocky Ridge, and surrounding towns. Entries mention livestock, farming implements, real estate, and personal property with publication in Daily News Weekly News and Posters from March to April.
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A. T. Brent- Ninger
Frederick
Caroline M Fox
Daily News
Urias D. Ramsburg
Cbstlesville
Chas B Fou
John Clemson
Onion Bridge
Harvey Lease
Robbty BH
Beall
Barers Mil
Johe T Best
Frederick Jeecuen
Molesworth
Harvey
Col. J. Columbus
Chas. B. Font
New Desien Road
Chas B Font
Frederick Cary
Chas
Frank ‘Meniz
Ruebl's Mill
Ady
Danyers
Wm. Stiller
Brok Flu
Harvey Lene
Eldridge Snyder
Nei Market
Livesock
Bill ‘Merch
Chase Fout
Charles Price
Price
Rocky Springs
Weeels
Chase Fiat
Brook Hul
Wreckle News
William Devilbiss
Cnisaville
Fresock
Nidnes Sappington
m+ gagee
Johnsvile
Frederick Uo
Daur
Weeily News
Elias Immerman
The Model Bay Early Agricultural Society
Special notice outlines a rent opportunity for a local agricultural society property. Details indicate a period of availability for a community minded organization, with location and terms to be negotiated with the managing body.
Harmony Grove Society to Visit Walkersville Tomorrow
The Pastime Literary Society of Harmony Grove will not hold a meeting tomorrow evening. Instead the society will visit friends in Walkersville. Edward B. Haines of Newark is expected to start an afternoon newspaper in Baltimore within weeks, likely Republican in politics. Tomorrow is the 15th. carriers will collect Daily News subscriptions to settle accounts to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalstic
Edward B. Haines
Newark
Baltimore
Tu& Daity News
Farmers Meeting Deliberates Local Agriculture Topics
A City Hall gathering drew few local farmers for a morning session on mutual interests. Prof W H Bishop spoke on potato growing, Maj Henry E Alvord discussed commercial fertilizers, and Dr M G Elzter addressed stock breeding principles with a general Q A following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bishop
Henry E. Alvord
MD. Ages
M. G. Eltzer
Howard Co, Md
Virginia fAyr’s College
Jailbreak at Marrisburg jail prompts security alert
Escape aided by two prisoners Taneer Jackson and Emil Herzog who broke out through an upper window while awaiting April term for larceny and concealed weapons. About twelve other prisoners were in custody but two were caught due to Mr Geo Whiteon who alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrisbers
W. Va
Taneer Jackson
Emil Herzog
Jarceny
Efrecon
Geo. Whiteon
The Eleventh Census Arrangements and Projections
The eleventh census acts become law with schedules identical to the tenth, subject to Interior Secretary approval. Only seven volumes will be published instead of twenty‑two, marking a shift in publication. Population is projected to rise about 30 percent from 1880 to around 65,000,600 in 1890, with a note on the nation’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Interior
Its Good Law in Philadelphia and Frederick
A Philadelphia judge holds that leaving a horse or team unattended in the street is negligent and liable for damages to persons or property. Frederick records show numerous careless owners letting horses stand at crossings, risking injury or damage if a serious incident occurs.
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Philadelphia
Frederick
Manufacturing firm outlines new multi task farming machine
A Martinsburg dispatch reports Crane Machine Company of Baltimore has arranged with Mr John Fitz to manufacture an agricultural implement at Tuscarora Agricultural Works. The 80 constructed device harrows the ground sows the seed and rolls it requiring one man and two bores. Invented by T R Crane of Baltimore it is praised by farmers who have tested it. The Baltimore directory lists Col J Wilox Brown DeConney Thom B D Gordon Pembroke Lea Thom Thom John Robertson and T R Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W Va
Crane Mahhine Company
Baltimore
John Fitz
Tuscarora Agrentural Works
T. R. Crane
Beltimore
Leslie's Magazine April number features several illustrated articles
The April issue includes American Engineers in Angola by David Ker Duluth and Havirone by William H Ballou Through the Alleghanies on a Lacrosse by H W DeLong Bela by W F Nelson Hernan Cortes and the Conquest of Mexico Genevieve or The Children of Port Royal continues Stephen Bensall contributes Tessa A Tale of Two Bachelors after April 2 poems reference the Easter festival Lilyculture in Bermuda John Wood essays on The Study of the History of the Israelitish Monarchies J Bowles Dairy Stories of St Patrick Dr Talmage Easter Blossoms and Arthur Henry Brown Easter music page plus much miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie's
Frank Leslie
Sandsy
Angola
David Ker
Duluth
Havirone
Wm. H.ballou
H. W. DeLong
Genevieve
Port Royal
Stephen Bensall
Tessa
Bermuda
John B.wood
J. Bowles Dair
St. Patrick
President Visit to Frederick by International Medical Panel
A large medical delegation from German, English, Scandinavian and American doctors will visit the City Hotel in Frederick from March 19 to March 25. They offer free services and will assess cure potential, warning incurable cases. They list prior cases in London, Paris, Dublin, Belfast, Heidelberg, St Petersburg and Stockholm. They will be in Frederick again every three months. Also noted are Singer Company job placements at the Apron Manufacturing Company and Cumberland coal region shipment totals for the week and year ending March 9, 1889, with changes from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City
Mosey
Lopita
London
Paris
Dublic
Belfast
Heidelberg
S. Petersburg
Stockholm
Louisville
Cincinnati
Toronto
Gan
Montreal
Can
Boson
Mas
Singer” Sewing Machine Company
W. F. Cuiltos
Singer Company
Si Perkins stage star at the Music Hall
A Pawtucket Times notice reports Si Perkins drew a large audience at Music Hall last evening. Frank Jones portrays the villain with strong effort while wife Alise Mantazue provides graceful support. The troupe delivered a lively musical diversion and the audience showed hearty satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Perkins
S. Perkins
Lmne
Paw Tacket
Times
Music Gall
Tats
Frask Jones
Alise Mantazue
Frost
Four Barns Burned In Separate County Areas
A series of four barn fires struck Gifferet sections of Heward county and Prince George's near Laurel. One barn near Folton was destroyed with $1,500 loss and no insurance. a Horace Harricon stable loss of $500 insured. a large Prince George's estate barn burned with animals killed and about $150 uninsured. a Grace Worthington barn near Atherton burned at 3 am with hay, corn and rye straw losses totaling $800 insured. Investigators suspect a tramp after dinner may have started the fires.
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Gifferert
Hewsard
Prince George's
BH. H. Smallwood
Folton
Dietret
Tre Losa
Horace Harricon
Fieister
Prince George’s County
Laurel
Damez
Grace Worthington
Atherton
Continental Company of New York
Montgomery County Natual Company
Memorial service at Zion Reformed church Sunday
Memorial missionary service will be held at Zion Reformed church at Charlesville on Sunday next at seven o'clock. The Louis McMurray Packing Co was formally organized yesterday with Mrs. McMurray arriving from Baltimore for the event. Mrs. Davids Rice of this city visited her ill father, Mr. George Fout. An open air Salvation Army meeting is planned on Week Fifth street tonight followed by a barracks meeting at 6 o'clock. Mr James McDevitt left for a Philadelphia business trip as well. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised with claims of pure blood benefits.
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Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Seven O'Elsek
Louis McMurray Packing Co
Carrie Mehrling
John Holdcraft
Ceresville
AL Khe
Weet Patrick Street
Baltimore
James P. Perry
U. S
Mechanicstown
H.D. Young and Family
Lexington
S. Wineberg
Frederick
Uniteds
Urbana
LT Brien
Edn Harman
Addie Stup
Mary Magruder
Miras Minnie Dixon
Baltiore
Twoa Dixonia
New National Bank Movement in Hagerstown
A movement to establish a Second National Bank in Hagerstown with capital of 100000. A county prominent citizen has agreed to take 10000 of the stock and others plan to join the enterprise. In Frederick, a Teachers Association meeting at the public school building will discuss abolishing corporal punishment and whether both sexes should be educated in the same school.
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New National Bank
Hagerstown
Second National Bank
Frederick City
Teachers’ Association
Church Atreat
Afetropan
Isaac Wachter
George F. Thomas
Wm. Gittings
F. R
McBride
L. Hoover
A. C G. McBride
G. J. Hoffman
Frederick County Natives
Frederick
Natonal Bank
James Gttinger
Frederick County Nations Bank
Meouthian
Timis Siways
Fe Uy Geo. BrustaCy
W. Petrick Street
Disorderly arrests and jail terms reported in city notes
Hiram Brown was arrested by Officer Lerch for disorderly conduct and fined 2.85 by the Mayor. failure to pay led to 15 days in jail. Geo Gook, also collaring drink and disorderly conduct, paid 285 and served 20 days. David Houck faced assault charges, jailed pending hearing Saturday at 2 pm. Isaiah Wallace, colored, charged with larceny by Annie Brown, committed for city jail by Magistrate Henry Stokestee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Brown
Offcer Lerch
Geo. Gook
Wes
Jal
David Houck
Conctabes Staub
Lewis
Ashbaugh
Bemmitsburg
Isaiah Wallace
Annie Brown
Henry Stokestee
Wedding Rites At Two Venues In Crowded Churches
The Evangelical Lotheren church hosted the 8 o clock ceremony uniting Miss Mollie L Weiner and Mr Samuel E Winebrener with Rev Lucher Kuhlman officiating. Ushers included Charles Wertheimer J W L Carty Wa Himburg Edward Wisebrewer. A Market and Gast South Street reception followed with many presents as Professor J C Engelbrecht played the organ. A second quiet ceremony occurred at Glyndon Maryland with O T Pickings and Carrie M Bragonier wed at 4 pm. They departed by rail at 5 pm for Frederick County where they will reside. gifts were given and the nuptial knot tied by Rev G H Beckiey.
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Market and
Gast South
J. C. Engelbrecht
Glyndon
O. T. Pickings
Frederick
Mies
Carrie M. Bragonier
A. G. Bragonier
Middletown
Frederick Count
G. H. Beckiey Late
Baltimore M E K Conference Ends at Grace Church
The closing session of the Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Grace Church reported 150 students at Dickinson College the largest enrollment ever and Drew Theological Seminary with record attendance. A new library was completed and several named boards and appointments were approved. Bishop Pose received high regard while farewell to Rev Andrew Longacre was noted.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Laura's Street
Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
Alex. E. Gibson
Committee On
Dickincon College
Drew Theological Seminary
Follawiay Board of Visitors
Ty Dickinson Echegs
G G Baker
J Paul Wright
C W Sisgle
EB Fowler
Drew Theological Secamary
Rey J A McCaulley
O C W Baldwin
Boston University
J St Clair Neal
Rey Page Milburn
Pose
de Andrew Longacre
Gine
Lengeere
Mt Vernon Place
Dickingon
Inberty
H R Savage
J J Sargent
Sup
Singapore
Urbion Bridge
Qabora Bell
Magothy
Mt Carmeal
CO State
Mechanicatown
Davis
Middleburg
Double Pine Creek
O Brian
Mt Olivet
New Windsor
Walkersville
E Guthrie
West Fallsj
Burton
Buckeystown
Henry Brunner
Frederick City
Gill
Frostburg
Leech
Middletown
Price
Bible meeting led by J S Ramsburg and court actions listed
The gospel meeting this evening will be led by Mr J S Ramsburg. Orphans Court notes week’s actions include letters testamentary for Doverer Glog Ball Worman Manani Stottemyer Worthington and adminstration for bone ta Taos Claret Geo South and Alpha Stall guardian accounts settled and distribution recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
Josiah Doverer
Mary A. E. Dotterer
WA Glog
Mary Manani
Julia A S Maughi
Jos Stottemyer
Amanda Stothemyer
Thos Worthington
JT Jamizop
Carpet dept boasts steady sales and new patterns
The ad notes rising carpet demand this spring with state pay dates boosting business. It highlights rich color patterns that are selling quickly as customers seek unique designs and express satisfaction after choosing. Call for orders is urged.
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the Daily News
FAREY
Montaly
Montas
EAID
Tae Dater
Wexery
Uss
Shy
Farmers Meeting
Ise
Cumberland
Gumberland
Baltimor and Oro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore M. EK
F.C
M.C
the Gospel
Ramsburg
Atone Tavern
Mullinix & Kemp
Hood
Llood
Mary
OL Hood & Co
Apothecasios
Lowell
Mass
JOHN+ HENDRICKSON TPS
West Patrick Street
Frederick Main
Ling House
Fifth
Bentz
N Market
Desale
Timothr God
Araby
Bart
Ohio
Brown
J. W. Immerman
Mil Street
West Third St. On
N. Market
Agvet Artele
Trae Brown & DeLesamutt
Sitaniyeis
Peraanet
Bartsock
Lisbon
Howard Co
New York
Fredence
Betou Trails
Good Farm
K. R. Lewis
Maritim
Bire'y Bros
A. M. Landauer &Co
A. Gatch
Asketgrapes
Abd Cheapat
A.C. McCardeil
S. Marlidlws
Bouth 4
Market Street
Iceal +Pewre
Feesopatie
Jacob Nussbaum
Markdiee Spoees
Patrios
Max Kubo
J. WT. Starr
Martidias
Desirasle
West Third Street
Alfred Ritter & Co
Fourth Streets
E Au- Kost
H. Donk
Berick House
West Patrek Trues
Patrick Street
J.george Lansebert
Merilsee
Peter Koes
B. Ebert & Sona
Harry Goodecil
Columbus O'Donnell
Petersville
Kent
Mie
Wm. Rice
I. Ebert & Sona
Borhow
Wall
Betwrees Fourth
Hall and Allcy
Barrick
South Market Street
OS Market Street
Schleynville
Harry Goodsall
Montevye Hnapital
Woodward & Co
Umbre
MacSchawan
Beneckeener
L. Manta
Vamaville
Feobsae JR Kent
Justus Miller
Tebig Ir
S. A. Mecomber & Co
Nurgorymer
Hochester
N. Y
Geo. W Shank
Judge Shank
Ald
Patrick St
B. Trail
D. Nowa
Riflemer Armory
East Patrick St
J. Beckter
Sepsoart
Fema
Victor Remedies CO
Frederick, MD
G. J. Doll & Son
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