Daly News Notes People and Local Visits
Miss Carrie Gilson returns home after visiting relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Miss Lizzie Summers comes back from near Harmony after visiting her brother H W Summers. D C Wirebrewer travels to Baltimore on business. Jennie Beckley returns from New York and Philadelphia. Maggie Young returns from Baltimore. Sophie Weber visits East South Street resident Louisa Woerner and goes home to Baltimore. Dr Lewis H Steiner of Baltimore visits the city. John Baumgardner visits Washington on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Gilson
Rodgers
Lanvale Street
Baltimore
Washington
E. 4. Shriver
Ceresville
Jacksonville
Florida
Lizzie Summers
Hamony
H. WH. Summers
Circa
D. C. Wirebrewer
Biss Jennie Beckley
New York
Philadelphia
Aliss Maggie Young
Mars
Sophie Weber
Louisa Woerner
East South Street
Lewis H. Steiner
John Baumgardner
Washington, DC
Brief items from the city noting accidents and local plans
A young colt belonging to I E Bargett broke a leg in an unknown manner Tuesday night. Foundations for J L Johnson’s new East Third street residence began yesterday with M Gittinger as contractor. J Graham Johnson of Waltersville plans a brickyard. N G Schaffer will move near this city to Claggett Station to farm. Minnie Wallace received orange blossoms from Jacksonville Florida. Hess Carriage Works shipped carriages to Frederick County on Sunday. William Boyer of East Fourth street injured when a falling leg trapped his foot at work for Dr. Baumgardner. Weather prophet Hicks predicts violent disturbances from the 17th to 20th, then a cold wave to the 25th. Rev W H Bates of Johnstown Pa will lecture on the Johnstown flood this evening at Glade church Walkersville. Rev J O Knott will lecture at Trinity M E Church tonight on Europe. Many pension applicants were examined by the Board of Pension Examining Surgeons yesterday. Jno Holmes and family moved to a new residence on East Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Bargett
J. L Johnson
East Third Street
M. Gittinger
J. Graham Johnson
Waltersville
N. G. Schaffer
Claggett’s
Minnie Wallace
Jacksonville
Florida
Hess Carriage Works
Haserstown
Frederick County
William Boyer
East Fourth Street
John Baumgardner
Hicks
W. H. Bates
Johnstown
Glade
Walkersville
Trinity M. E
J. O. Knott
Europe
Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
Marriage in Middletown Unites D. Howard Smith and Mollie E Lighter
D Howard Smith of Springfield Ohio son of ex County Commissioner Daniel Smith wed Mollie E eldest daughter of John Lighter near Middletown. The ceremony was at the Reformed parsonage in Airdaletown with Rev E T Hoffmeier officiating. Attendants were Simon Lighter and Imelia Beachley. Guests witnessed the ceremony and the couple left for Frederick followed by plans to settle in Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymeneal
Middletown
D. Howard Smith
Springfeld
Ohio
Daniel Smith
Mollie E
John 8. Lighter
Airdaletown
E. T. Hoffmeier
Simon Lighter
Imelia Beachley
Frederick
Springfield
Public Sale of Household Goods at East Church Street
The subscriber intends to decline house keeping and will offer at public sale at East Church Street opposite the F. F. Seminary on Monday 1891 at 10 o'clock a.m. a large lot of nearly new furniture and household items including a plush parlor suite, three bedroom suits, wardrobes, beds, lounge, table, dining chairs, rugs, curtains, globe range, refrigerator, china closet, and more. Cash terms. David Lovenstein Capt. Walter Saunders auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
David Lovenstein
Walter Saunders
Uct
County Correspondence from Pearl March 17
Report covers local notices and prices from Maryland area, with comments on county events. Mentions deaths, residents ill or recovering, church activities, school notes, and travel to Virginia, plus prices of commodities and livestock. Includes remarks on Mr Mullinix, Dr Cuger, and local farms and merchants.
Health notes and local visits in Brownsville
March 16 news recounts Mr Joshua Shankie improving and able to walk and perform light duties though edema is absent. Sister Mrs Shankle dies, Drasilla Smith convalescent, Ms Leonard House unchanged, Mrs Ella Brown visiting her father Mr David Zimmerman near Frederick, Mrs Mary Smith and Mr Pleasant arrive due to sister Bra Shankle, Elmer Gordon now rides out after confinement, plus weather woes linked to arctomys monax folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Shankie
Mary Smith
Pleasant
Bra
Shankle
Elmer Gordon
Local Notices and Appointments Across Town
A miscellaneous town page records several small items including horticultural notes on peach buds from Mr. 3. F. Blessing, visits and departures such as Miss Nancie Krhne returning home, and various residents like Mr. James Shafer Sr. and Mrs. Lou Linch noted for travel or hospitality. The entries also mention Miss Minnie Knipp, Mr. Albert Stanbury preparing to move, and Mrs. Lou Linch hosting in Gettysburg with visits by Mr. John Alexander Preston and Miss Hennie Onto. Susie Lambert visits her aunt in Me Union, with updates on local living and work moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancie Krhne
Mukon Cura
Zon
Marcy
Ray Spresgs
James Shafer
Minnie Knipp
High Enob
Real Lee
Frederick
Harry Nuh
Tere
Wioodboro
Miks
Vleburg
Albert Stanbury
Sele Satarday
Joheysville
Jobn Newman
Stansbury
William Topper
Lou Linch
Gettysburg
E.G. Lynn
John Alexander Preston
Baltimore
A. Clabaugh
Hennie Onto
New Winsdor
Susie Lambert
Union
E. Utto
Lexington and Frederick Building and Investment Co Forms
Articles filed in the clerk's office name W F Pierson of Lexington as present, G E Traei of Frederica as vice president, EB Miller of Frederick as secretary, and George Wm Smith of Frederick as treasurer. Directors include W H Leyburn, T W Gilmore, W F Pierson, J W Wright of Lexington, and George W Souk Chas R Hardt C V Trail and Edgar L Miller of Frederick. Capital stock set at $100,000 in $10 shares. company owns 150 lots in Frederick with 50 lots at 30 150 feet and 160 at 30x160 feet. Payment plan 10 percent down and 5 percent every 30 days until full, with substantial incentives observed in similar firms. Several interested gentlemen are in the city soliciting subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington and Frederick Building and Investment Company
W.F. Pierson
Lexington
Col. G. E. Traei
Frederica
EB. L. Miller
Frederick
Geo. Wm. Smith
W. H Leyburn
TW. C. Gilmore
Lurar, Va
W. F. Pierson
J. W. Wright
Geo Wim. Souk
Chas. R. Hardt
Col. VC
E. Trail
Edgar L. Miller
Death notices for Richard L Layman and Sarah J Abrecht
Richard L Layman aged 24 died at his father in law's residence near Lisbon Howard county from a spasmodic cause. His funeral will be held after arrival of the 11 25 B&O train at his sister Mrs Wm Brachey's West Patrick street. Sarah J Abrecht mother of Niles and Wmn Abrecht died at her West Patrick street home at 430 AM paralysis aged 83. Funeral from her residence on Saturday at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richased Latmas
Richard L. Layman
Lisbon
Howard County
Aindow
Charles
Leonard Layman
Wm. B. Brachey
Wm. H. Brachey
Baltimore
West
Patrick Street
RS. Abrecht
Sarah J. Abrecht
Messrs
Niles
Wmn
Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Rev J N McCormick Narrowly Praised in Church Sketches
The Baltimore Sun highlights Rev J N McCormick of Trinity Church Baltimore as one of the brightest young men in the conference. A Richmond native educated in Baltimore at Stuart Hall, he graduated with honors from Randolph-Macon College and pursued two years of postgraduate study at Johns Hopkins in biology and philosophy. He has served London Circuit, Frederick and Arlington charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwcormick
J. N. McCormick
Trinity Church
Baltimore
Richmond
Old Stuart Hall
Randolph-Macon College
Johns Hopkins
Local Notes on Repairs and Construction in Town
Belting for factory machinery arrived last evening. Ground was broken on East Third Street for Mrs. J. L. Johnson's dwelling. Henry Scheel is boring his house near East Patrick Street end OLeary's Lane, repainted by Joseph Barck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
J. L. Johnson
Henry Scheel
East Patrick Street
O'Leary's Lane
Joseph Barck
School Funds Quarterly Tax Distribution Revealed
The State comptroller issued the 61st quarterly distribution of the public school tax to white and colored schools payable after the 25th inst. In this county white schools receive 35, 31S.E5 dollars and colored schools 927.07 dollars.
Disabled Engine Delays Baltimore Train to Frederick
A train from Baltimore did not reach Frederick until 10 PM due to its engine failing at Mt Airy. Another engine brought the train to Frederick, and a different engine arrived from Baltimore at midnight to take the train out this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Bt. Airy
Easter Prangs and Eens at Willem W Lease & Co
For Easter prangs easie cards and eens, all new, st 1m opposite ated Willem W Lease and Company offer a limited selection of fresh Easter cards and eager notes suitable for greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easie
Ated
Willem W. Lease & Co
Local voices praise Frederick growth and civic effort
Citizens and business leaders urge cooperation with the Development Company led by Trail Walker Hatter Getzendanner and others for city welfare. Letters from residents praise improvement efforts, patience in daily life, subscriptions, and personal home changes, highlighting community ties and local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Messrs
C. E. Trail
J. E. Walker
Thomas A. Hatter
Meb Getzendanner
D. Lowenstein
J. Baumgardner
Eisenhauer
Board of Aldermen
City Aldermen Convene in Regular Session
The Board of Aldermen met with all members present. The mayor’s report showed fines and costs of 20.25 dollars and receipts from the Opera House of 65 dollars. Market Master reported receipts of 45.20 dollars. Several bills were referred to the claims committee and later approved. The Opera House grant to the G A R for April 6 1891. bonds for new city officers approved. Committees for 1991 92 announced. Water rent corrected for Daniel Shearer. Street vendor license discussions noted. The board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Register
Rank of Opera House
Market Master
BR. P. Hagan
Northern District
Aa. P. Renner
Southern District
Wm. S. Miller & Co
Steiner Bros
Committee On Claims
HR. P. Hagan
A. P. Renner
Biller & Co
Opera House
W. R. Steiner
Daniel Shearer
Messrs. Woerner and
Haller
Republican Meetings for Delegates to Constitutional Convention
M S McKinney, county Republican chairman, says party members will hold district primary meetings on Saturday March 25 to select six delegates for the Frederick Constitutional Convention on April 4 at 11 a.m. The Frederick body will choose six delegates for the Baltimore Constitutional Convention. The later convention meets under a December 31 1890 Republican State Central Committee resolution for a State party Constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S.mckinney
Republican Party
Frederick
Baltimore
Republican State Central Committee
Standing Committees Named for 1891 by Alderman President
ir. Joseph F. Eisenhauer, President of the Board of Aldermen, announced the standing committees for 1891. Finance includes Eisenhauer, Brookey, Yeakie, Nasz, and Eber. Bridges, water works, police, printing, lights, and ball and buildings are assigned with Eisenhauer and Yeakle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Board of Aldermen
Messrs
Eisenhauer
Brookey
Yeakie
Nasz
Eber
Claims
Yeakle
Streete
Nrsz
Ebert
Bridges
Eisenha
Kindir Remembered by Baltimore church delegation
A Union Square Methodist Episcopal church delegation called on retiring pastor Rev S. J. Hartsock and presented him a reclining chair. Ladies gave Mrs. Hartsock a dinner tea set of French china and a toilet set. Mr. Hartsock is well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindir
Union Square Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
S. J. Hartsock
Msie
Hartsock
Real estate transfers in Frederick County history record
Heal Eatace Trasmeier and others transfer properties to Jula C Formey including a house and lot in Precises and parcels in Frederick County. Executors Henry Lereh and Frank W Lereh oversee multiple deeds to Charles Lerch and others. Names appear with parcels, executors, and grantees amid county land transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal Eatace Trasmeier
Jeshua Giller
Jula C. Formey
Frederick County
Sir Henry
Frank W. Lereh
Charles Lerch
John Rouzer
Amudds Watett
Wilets
Executrix
Tobacco Willett
Josephs
Niels
Beskies
Lee J. Gaver Sud Fenton
Albert
Kyurzann
Albert VW. Klontzska
Keith A. Routzahe
Tageres
Parah
Jsme
T Boser
Charles M. Weaner
John D. Broe
John Brunswick
Mary D. South
George dl Sauhet
Rambling through Brunswick and a city churchyard tale
A rambling New Year column describes walking from Besant and Knott's to Brunswick, noting a new Lutheran chapel and a historic churchyard. The writer recalls mud at the Brunswick station, a visit to Ed Unger's sanctum, and reflections on tombstones and mortality while praising the town's progress and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnwich
Porter
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Church Notes in Knoxville and Harmony Grove in April
Palm Sunday service in the Reformed church Knoxville is set for March 29 at morning worship. A young people's Union will organize at Harmony Grove Mr P Church Sunday at 7 40 p m. United Brethren choir meets at parsonage tonight at 7 90 p m for practice. General prayer meeting was held last night. The Young People's Society banquet, postponed, will be held the first Monday evening in April with lace not yet designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Young People's Union
Harmony Grove
Goon Seeks Cheap Bonuses in Frederick Venture
J W Wright and C P Bow wen of Lexington Virginia are in Frederick City at City Hotel for a few days to solicit stock for the Lex vestment Company. The firm plans to erect buildings and develop property in Frederick city. Subscriptions may be left with Mr C L Hart s0ck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.goon
Messrs
J. W. Wright
C. P. Bowwen
Lexington
City Hotel
Lexington and Frederick
Pampell Buys Residence on West Church Street
Mr P Pampell purchased from the Attick estate the residence he occupies on West Church Street for 1000 dollars. He has Oliver Martin engaged to make necessary repairs to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boughs House
P. ¥. Pampell
West Church Street
Pampel
Oliver Martin
Improvement Notes on the Central Hotel Site Work
Mr Michael Kennedy a painter is engaged in repainting the Central Hotel Mr Charles Poole a contractor is engaged in erecting a stable in the rear of the above hotel Marriage Licenses Frederick Crawford and Lillie M Grashon both of Graceham George W Morningtor Buckeystown and Florence L Beall Libertytown For commercial uses as American Standard Writing Fluid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kennedy
Charles Poole
Frederick Crawford
Lillie M. Grashon
Graceham
George W. Morningtor
Buckeystown
Florence L. Beall
Libertytown
Mulliniz and Kreme Introduce New Draperies and Curtains
Mullinix and Kreme advertise open stock of scrims draperies lace curtains from New York supplier. They tout new patterns in tapestry brazeels and carpet department, inviting customers to view the assortment before placing orders.
Orphzos Court Will Notices and Executors Listed
The document records last wills and testaments of multiple deceased individuals including Kiah Rouyailun Carein and George Pebsre. It notes executors Henry Len and Joseph Bowing among others and mentions distributions of estate assets, with references to public court actions and guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphzos
Esekiah Rouyailun
David Carein
Perosat
George Pebsre
Leon
CL Mullaix
Soseph Bowing
Bird
Weonden Neal
Henry
Fresh WL Leni
Henry Len Deceg
Lee
Serdar
Sarah &_ Weed
Sri
Joseph Saucier
Panty J. Soouter
Rotert AL Hs'ex
Escotter
Je Miller
Adn
Nyefijubs
W . Cercarid
Train accident victim cared for at Maryland University Hospital
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad man was admitted to Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore yesterday after a fall from a train near Fort Leon City. He suffered a scalp wound and his leg was amputated below the knee by Dr. Maria See at Frederick Junction. another passenger was rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wett
Tissentin
Baltioore & Ohio
Maryland
Mrs Hobbs Til Birthday Tale From Anne Arundel Co
Mrs Hobbs Til is nearly 10 years old and relates memories of the battle of North Point seen from across the river while at her father Nicholas Keaton’s farm in Ballimore Maryland Justice Hobbs lives at 333 North Stricker Street Ballimore and her mother is Mrs Margaret Hobbs mother of Capt E No Hobbs in Anne Arundel County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs Til
Margaret Hobbs
E. No Hobbs
Justice Hobbs
North Stricker Street
Ballimore
North Point
Nicholas Keaton
Anne Arundel Co
Windhorst dies in Derby and Bismarck clash noted
A long obituary outlines Dr. Lotwis Windhorst born 1821 Osnabruck who opposed Prussian centralization and clashed with Bismarck while clerical rights were contested. It recalls his private charm, political rise, and the bitter feud with Bismarck over church policy. Also mentions Easter cards and a Hartley remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimithure
Lotwis Windhorst
Derby
Mahwage
Len
Vis Retta
Prigsia
Lysmarck
Lowo
Cushola
Disuarel
Windthorst
Herr von Gossler
Dr. Windthorst
Indies
Meppen
Lke
Bismarce
Gilbert's introduces new line of embroidered fichues in Frederick
John Hendrickson debuts a new line of embroidered fichues boasting a careful selection process and French imports. The Gilbert's store advertises a vast stock of shoes for all ages with prices including $3 for men and $1 for women, promising a wide, extensible assortment and distinct models.
Renovation and Auctions Highlight Nineteenth Century Freemont Listings
The notice details residence vacating and remodeling by Mir FLL Lewis at East Patrick Street assisted by Messin FG Lambert & son. It lists numerous local auctioneers and upcoming sales of household goods, farming implements, and property, with prices and times typical of a bustling community sale period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chford Frawer
Mir Fll Lewis
Patrick Treet
Messin
FG Lambert & Son
Quver Joung
The
Plesserins
Marshall van. Loss
P Hinking
Dee +eter
Liaet
Guetta
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Market End Church
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