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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1891

Page

4

Local notices and brief items from Frederick area

A jumble of advertisements and notices lists sales, arrivals, and social visits. It notes Maullinix Kemp sale items, Demorest sewing machine, and public sale at 23 East Church Street with a full inventory and cash terms. Also mentions visitors from Winchester Baltimore and New York, and small club and board notes from the area.

Naw GA. Gilbert Maullinix & Kemp Kerr—Dwelling Jas. E. Walker & Go Vwindows Maulinix HN. Etchison & Son D.C. Wisebronser & Co Locsl—Collecting Agency Demorest East Church Street F. F. Seminary David Lowenstein Walter Saunders

Yesterdays Hotel Arrivals and County Listings

Hotel arrivals list numerous guests with origins including Baltimore Philadelphia Hanover York Chicago Arkansas and Washington D C. The county count notes 14 and 10 from the county for groups with names such as Curtis Hopse Dummett Porter Greenbaum Griffith Zinkham Nelson and Riccauley. Other entries show J Isnogle Keough Scheur and J M Keough in various locations.

Yesterfays Guy Haren H. Fox C. R. Scerif A. South Chicago W. T. Lakin Galloway Arkanas W. EL Murphy Rochester N. F. Asprensle York Curtis Hopse Wm. Dummett D E. Porter J. Greenbaum Griffith L. F. Zinkham C. O_ Nelson Baltimore Dl. McCarty G. RB. Dilleriger Phila H. E. Carman B. Marche Washington D.C C. B. RicCauley Mich

Mc Cabe and Young Minstrels Delight City Overs House Audience

A large audience last night greeted the Mc Cabe and Young Minstrels at City Overs House. The varied program was pressing and well received with especially attractive musical features. If Fred erick could visit again, the show would be warmly welcomed and deserve strong encouragement.

McCabe Visi Frederick

Writers Hope San Francisco Convention Invitation

A notice states that Mr 3 R Yeakle and family, along with The News, have received invitations from Mrs Neilie Blessing Eyster to attend a writers in progress convention in San Francisco this week. Mrs Eyster will participate in the program.

Marriage Licenses Granted in County

Robert N T Eyler of Bexmitsburg and Way E For of Forville obtained a marriage license in the county.

Robert N. T. Eyler Bexmitsburg Way E. For Forville

County Correspondence in Jefferson Area Moves Day to Day

Mr Zimmermar moved from JeBersen to a farm a mile north of town. Several families, including the Zimmermans and Cline, shift homes this spring as buyers take over farms north of Jefferson. The Letter notes a large personal-property sale by Harvey Lesco and several church and society events, with local ministers reassigned and new offerings for Easter services.

Sefverson FE. Zimmermar JeBersen I EL Chactelle Zimmerman M Ssovkman John BH Cater Mewaatab Peaster Seae Suisse Jim Brooks C.kemp Centresyile Jesse T. Boyer Stes Coniells Rhoderick Jarra Jezeros Middletoun Thomas Wiles Tefferson Rhoderick Uhiford Smith Wates Tritappe Wen A. Hlemp Belamore County Hemp Kemp Ezra Thomas Jefferson Frederick and Jefferson Nike Jacobh Soonseller My. Fouts Burkittsville Samuel Barnes Catoclin Mountain Kessier~Wilcoxon Afr Oscar D. Culier Thomas J. Cecil C.T. Hughes Alr Harlan Cline John F. Lakin Clinton Grimes Lakin Harvey Lesco Joseph W. Crampton Band of Hope Bate Temperance Hall Wayback Astonisher Washington, D.C Henry C.sulser Honeer Mary C. Greggs J R Schultz R. S Barnes Mr. E. Church Middletown Buckeystown Elien Figgine The Reformed Church Dave Susan Shaft Daniel Shaft Union Literary and Debating Society Union School C. R. Horize Maurice Culler Mt. Vernon Culler Brunswick House and Rice Thomas E. Williard Geologics Coast Survey Washington Annie House Florence Grove Frederick H.F. Ditsmar Jas. M. Sheridan

Miss Aymill Fell Into Ditch After Slip On Step

While crossing the street near Mr. C. E dellers store yesterday, Miss Aymill slipped on a loose step stone and fell into a ditch, injuring her thigh severely. The incident caused immediate distress and ceasing movement at the scene.

Aymill Heck Mr. C. Edellers

M W2SONG FALLS AS Baltimore Poor Assoc Treasurer Accused

A meeting of the Baltimore Association for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor revealed a treasurer shortfall estimated between 11000 and 12000 dollars. Mr Wisong, born 1819 in Frederick, admitted using association funds to cover losses from failed Western securities after an October 24 oversight. He previously ran drug stores and served in church and charity roles. He is now in the country, seriously ill.

Baltimore Association For the Improvement Edwarditis Hinklew Wisoug Sr Thirtley Mr. Wiswieg Mandel Wisong Whong Poor Association GC. A. E. Spamer Wiliam E. Whitson Ar. Wisong Mr. Wisong Frederick Baltimore Safe Deposit Company Unsil Third Lutheran Church Penitentiary Henry Watson Oid Society

Rockville Depot Site Layoff Under Baltimore and Ohio Plan

Surveyors for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. laid off the site for a new depot at the Frederick road rail junction near Rockville, with building work to start soon. A broad avenue to the depot has been opened, and a major change in Rockville Heights management is reported as streets and avenues are macadamized. Several fine dwellings are nearing completion and more are planned for the coming summer.

Rockville Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Frederick Road West End Park Rockville Heights Robt. W. Carter

Monthly Meeting of Coronation Board of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen holds its monthly session tonight to approve bonds for newly elected officers of the Coronation and to act on street vendors licenses. The president of the board is expected to announce committee assignments at this meeting.

Board of Aldermen

Collection Agency Ad Posters Disrupt Local Bail Payments

The Union Collection Agency expands advertising of bad claims to six cities. Exchanges in these cities plan to use the posters in their dealings, which has somewhat paralyzed bail payments and hindered transactions.

Parade and Promenades by Frederick Guards led by Capt Geasar

The Frederick city Guards under Capt Julius Geasar plan a grand street parade tomorrow at 7 30 PM. Afterward Graff Hall hosts several peotie wares and cake walks with Jenkin's Cornet Band in attendance and multiple cakes to be given away.

Frederick Julius Geasar Graffall Jenkin

Hopeland Combination to Perform in Walkersville Hall

The Hopeland Combination company will present entertainment at Stacker's Hall Walkersville on Saturday March 21. A street parade is planned at or before the show. A.T. Anderson is manager and W L Davis is stage manager of the company.

Hopeland Combination Company Stacker Walkersville

Irish admirer wears shamrock at St. Patrick's Day event

Mr. Joseph F. Eisenhauer wore a handsome shamrock given by a Visitation Convent sister in the city on Paddy's Day. The report of Frederick Brick Works omits John Baumgardner as general manager in yesterday's meeting coverage.

Paddy Joseph F. Eisenhauer Convent of the Visitation Ane Pernell John Baumgardner Frederick Brick Works

Shriver Names Fred Shriver as Successor President

Mr Shriver is appointed to succeed his father J Alexander Shriver who was president as agent of Ericsson and New York and Baltimore Lines of steamers from Baltimore to Philadelphia and New York. The item also references unrelated ads and notices about health remedies and other names.

Shriver Fred. Shriver J. Alexander Shriver Ericsson and New York Baltimore Fom Philadelphia New Ork

Conference Nule and Church Movements Report

The United Baptist Conference in Roanoke Virginia met yesterday and will convene in Harrisonburg on the fourth Wednesday in March with Rev. C L Kennard returning to Trinity Church. W H Welf and others are noted. the A S E L Conference closed in Washington and meets in Lynchburg. Memorials were held for the late Rev Winstead Calloway. Rev FLA White was expelled and fined for unlawful expulsion and defamation. Carrot transfers to Sharp Direct Baltimore. J R Bean assists Foederick circuit Literis Joe Henry New Market and Kalryiew Brown noted.

M. BE Roanoke Harrisonberg C. L. Kennard Trinity Church W. H Winstead Calloway Fla. White Espelen Charmer Her Carrot Sharp Direct Baltimore Hey Row Lawsoe Citr J. 3 Bean Literis Joe, Henry Xew Maraet Ami Kalryiew Brown

Local commentary and opinions from Frederick readers

A collage of letters and quotes from residents and officials including Jacob NX Smit, C N Stem, W C Birely, Tie Bentztown Bari, W H Tyler, and Mayor Lewis Brunner. Topics touch on newspaper reliability, college growth, fairness, a New York Once a Week contest, police duties, and a proposed water supply solution for Frederick.

United Drill Association Holds Monthly Meeting

United Drill Association leaders met, electing several new members and accepting resignations. Public uniform drill set for Friday at the Rink on East Patrick Street, with gathering at United Hall at 7 25 o clock in full uniform. Captain Stokes supervised practice and praised progress.

United Neter United Drill Association L. T. C. Frazier East Patrick Street United Hall Capt. Stokes

Funeral of a Ridgeville Good Citizen Samuel Groves

The funeral for Samuel Groves, Ridgeville’s near oldest resident, was held Monday at Prospect M E Church in Frederick County. Rev J L Kifigore preached. burial followed in the churchyard cemetery. Groves, who died Saturday at sixty two, left a wife one daughter four sons and siblings.

Samuel Groves Ridgeville Prospect M. E. Church Frederick County J. L. Kifigore

New Draperies Arrive From New York at Kemp Store

Kemp announces a wide assortment of scrims draperies plain and fancy many in attractive patterns. Fresh Ver Sleek Jace Curtains from a major New York import house offered with inducements. Visitors urged to view the tapestry Brussels fabrics before ordering.

New York Amport Brussels Kemp

Peculiar accident injures Lancaster boy Sunday

Michiel Grime of No 5 East Walnut Street Lancaster escaped serious harm after a horse drawn vehicle struck him. The shaft tore the boy’s coat sleeve and dragged him several yards before the horse was stopped. The horseman’s kindness prevented worse injury as the boy lay between the wheels.

Michiel Grime East Walnut Sirget Lancaster Geekeune Helena Merry Caty Hotel Ingaloes Irene Eideuwur Duvet

Property Improvements Reported in Adamstown and Midleton

Noted residents Mr. RK. Chie Detraw of Adamstown and Mr. EL Bodluau of Midleton are mailing or recording improvements to their properties. Charley Staley of West All Saints Street is fencing his lot with a picket fence as part of property enhancement.

Adamstown EL Bodluau Midleton Charley Staley

Election of officers for F C oy Orchestra gains new leadership

The farming community elected officers for the upcoming year. President W H Keller, Vice President Alvert Schroeder, Secretary W Sanders, Treasurer Clas Stan Tausics Director W L Mianrosy were chosen.

Aba McAting The Larmakers Fc.oy CLA Preside W. H. Keller Alvert Schroeder W. Sanders Clas. Stan Tausics W. L. Mianrosy

Prohibition Meeting Held by W Frank Tucker in Baltimore

W Frank Tucker state organizer of the Prohibition party met with residents of Talcity and county in sympathy with the cause. The meeting preceded Good Temptar's event and discussed campaign aims despite wartime restrictions.

W. Frank Tucker Baltimore Besoin Tals Cty Wits Coe Leiber

Local residents report illness and confinement amid flu scare

The passage notes several residents, including Ma Wa Mor and Mary Exbbacn, affected by illness and staying indoors on North Market and West Second streets. Miss Dollie Minine is confined to her home on West Second Street with the grippe, while others recover at home after illness.

Mary Cateriag Dollie Minine West Second Street

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