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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1889

Page

3

Multiple Estate Sales Advertised Across Daily and Weekly News

A long notice lists numerous auctions and advertisements across Daily News and Weekly News, detailing livestock farming implements household goods and real estate to be sold on various dates. Names such as Harvey Lease Chas B Font and Chas B Fout appear with locations in Frederick County and nearby areas.

Farey Hervey Lease Col. J. Columbes O'Donnell Chas. B. Fout Busebey New Desien Road Jesse W. Jarr W. Patrick Street Chas C. Vo. Levi Frederick City Ady Chas B Font Braak Warner Brok Hill Aubert E Second Street Seeady Daily News H Harvey Leae Eldridge Snyder New Market Baltimore Pike Bill Marea Walter Saunders Henri Lorentz West Third Street Chas B Feut Charles Price Price Chase Four Lee Walter Saundery PE. Long St Grott House Beary Sulcer Charles Poole Berlin Chas B Font Brook Hill Weekly H. William Devilbiss Uniquville John B. Thomas Mortgaree City Hotel Urbana Distria Advim Daily News Chas B. Fout Theodosia Delapleine Comer Court Second Streets Hills John W. Burns Frederick Juncion John T. Best Frederick Junction Cite Hotel Frederick Fee Adv Weesly Ness

Pleasant Party And College Journal Notable Events

A social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs GW Earnshaw in Hagerstown honored Mrs Sornelia Mercier of Frederick. The College Journal notes March activities as thriving with patron support and student credit. Professor Gleason’s rink entertainment drew a larger crowd despite unruly outside youths and promised to arrest offenders. the show featured challenging horses and promised further acts tonight.

GW. Earnshaw Washington Street Hagerstown Sornelia Mercier Frederick College Journal Gleason Professor Gleason Profesor Hsying

Greenfield and Jefferson County News Snippets

Local notes from Greenfield and Jefferson report a mix of social events, illnesses, and small-town concerns. Entries mention engine delivery for Steam Marble Works, near-fatal condition of Henry Cramer, literary entertainments at Beall's Hall, temperance pledges, a dramatic schoolhouse performance, and community updates on neighbors, weddings, and property sales.

Ceresville Csre Samuel Hoke Henry Cramer Milton Mc Dampel Mr. Pleasant Ella Collins Greenfield Beall AP Works Howard Allnott Messrs Travers Thomas Jax Beall United States Washington Lefeyette Ife Magrander WCTU Urbena Cnione St Patrick

Foundry Sold and Harper's Ferry Rail Plans

The Pampel foundry and Sixt uree were sold to Wm Wilcoxon and C F Markell by trustee Thob Rahrback. Harper's Ferry improvements announced as B&O railroad plans to upgrade terminal facilities. court heard a condemnation petition with about 20000 dollars in damages awarded. Marriage licenses issued include Samuel E Wesener and Mary L Wiener. Abraham Doreey and May E Ganat. Charles A Basraith and Mary E Wilson. Willie Bl Catehall and Moyrtle E Lough. Charles E Zimmerman and Hattie E Stockman.

Thob Rahrback Pampel Foundry Sixturee Messrs Wm. Wilcoxon C. F. Markell Harper's Ferry B. & Olr. Ro Circa Charlestown Twe Dumages Marege Hewnes Cerk Var Samuel E. W.sebener Mary L. Wiener Bai Thuserty Abraham Doreey May E. Ganat Jackson Day Siner M. Browning New Market District Charles A Basraith Mary E. Wilson Willie Bl. Catehall Moyrtle E. Lough Charles E

Real Estate Transfers In Frederick County

Transfers received for record include Ann M Barger to Robin McDuell 6 acres and 2 roads of land. Jos Wood to Augustus Sayer 3 acres. Mary J Bowen and dau to Thos Derr 2 acres 8 roads 21 perches. Jos E Zimerman to Elias Zimmerman all property. Jose Steiner et al to George and Almeda Steiner undivided 2-4. John D Dubel to Chas G Wolfe 9 acres 64 square perches. G 60 Mens' r and wife to Gaas OC Wolfe 18 acres 52 perches. Dayd Ro and Atelvin T Spessad trustees to Chas G Wolfe 9 acres 63 perches. Joshua Dill administrator to Geo W Robinson lot in Frederick city. David W Winpizler to Phebe Winpizler parcels. Robert D Eaton and wife to John H B 146 acres. John Neck and wife to George F Neak 7 acres and $175. Resis Vountee to King David Lodge No 33 Good Samaritan parcel in Frederick city. Milton Garner trustee to WG Welsh 123 acres. Tunee Fugie and Iveets Catharine R A Eyler 13 acres 38 perches. Go on Boorman and wife to Thomas F Bura two parcels. Marge Droucheger to Mehckton A Bowers 48 acres. Thom G Maynard to Geo W Roles several lots in Sabertstown. Wo HF Seachrist to Berjimta Gzin 33 perches. Goon Boorman to Thomas F Bura two parcels. Marge Droucheger to Mehckton A Bowers 48 acres.

Ann M Barger Robin McDuell Jos Wood Augustus Sayer Mery J Bowen Thos Derr Jos E Zimerman Elias Zimmerman J. ©. Zimmerman Jose Steiner George Una Almeda Steiner Atelvin T Spessad Chas G Wolfe Jshua J Dullad Joshua Dill Geo W Robinson Frederick City David W Win Ppigler Phebe Winpizler Robert D Eaton Sfe John H John Neck George F Neak King David Lodge Milton Garner WG Welsh Catharine Eyler Boorman Thomas F Bura Freerick County Marge Droucheger Mehckton Bowers Thom G Maynard Geo W Sabertztown Seachrist Ber

Orphans Court Weekly Accounts and Admin Actions

The Orphans Court processed multiple estate matters including testamentary grants to Berh 8 Gn and Seta W Griffith. executors named for Mary A. Woman, Catherine M Beniz, and others. Admin filings cover Ann Sopers Alarue and Mathias Molesworth estates. Numerous accounts and distributions were settled or continued, with final accounts noted for several estates and guardianships including Bertha H and Robert G Condon.

Orphans Court Orphans’ Court Leterr L Baens GrifEth Berh Seta W Griffith Mary A Wa J Worsaw Catherine M Beniz Horano W Beniz Ann Sopers Alarue Jams P Marn Sampel Ann Toomaa Dantei Rams Borget Levi Leeta Jeezua Cecesset Sezount Geo D Din Giadbil Deta Seracount Sareen Trarixz Gorge Ion Jonathan Browsieg James Kelly Willise R Steiner Mary Elen Steiner John J Molesworth Mathias Molesworth Bertha H Robert G Condon

Arrests in Manheim for historic barn arsons reach York

Alderman Sherwood of York Pennsylvania sworn by J K Wennie of Caderus and Millheim insurance firms to issue warrants for Cora Reible Amelia Miller Elizabeth Weaver and Howard and James Hump in a string of barn arsons in Manheim township spanning 1835 to 1859. Arrests made yesterday by Officers Stroman Still and Corley with two boys 9 and 13 years old and a young Miss Reiple taken to jail for hearings in default of bail.

Alderman Sherwood York J.ke. Wennie Caderus and Millheim Insurance Companies Co Hisover Cora Reible Levi Dobbs Manheim Township Amelia Miller David Newcomer Elizabehh Weaver Benjamin Ferry Manheim Howard James Hump Louis Miller Stroman Still Corley Miss Reiple

Gettysburg College Senior Exhibition Opens Gown Feature

Gettysburg College hosts its annual senior exhibition on Friday and Saturday evenings with thirty one graduates delivering orations. A centerpiece of the exercises is the introduction of the college gown.

Gettysburg College

Fire damages Ca toctin Mountain home at Furnaces

A Ca toctin Mountain Iron Company house at Catoctin Furnaces was partly destroyed by a Sunday evening fire caused by a defective flue. Employee Andrew Potts lived there and saved his belongings. Loss estimated around $125. Union.

Catoctin Mountain Iron Company Catoctin Furnaces Andrew Potts Ueion

Maryland Commandery to Celebrate 99th Anniversary

Maryland Commandery No 1 Knight Templars will hold a reunion at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore tomorrow night. About 350 guests are invited for a historic event with nine toasts prepared by prominent speakers. Edward T. Schultz, former eminent commander and historian, will present a diploma from 1802 signed by Philip P. Erkel.

Maryland Knight Templarsz Mambera Masonic Temple Baltimore Edward T. Schultz Edward Bynan Philip P. Erkel

Mite Society Meeting Highlights at Doxb’s Church

The Mite Society of the M E church of Doxb met on the evening of the 16th at seven. A hymn and prayer opened the session followed by roll call and reading of last minutes. President J C Baren spoke on adornment stressing mind and conduct and the program included essays and songs before adjournment. The committee aims to improve future meetings with richer programs and larger turnouts. Lacey will meet Tuesday evening in April.

Mite Society M. E. Church of Doxb’s Ant J. C. Bareh Lacey

Four Candidates Vie for Deputy Collector Post in Maryland

After Office chatter puts forward four leading contenders Joseph L. Rantzahn BE B Freemans William Todd of Mt. Pleasant and S N Young of Middletown with others suspected to seek the job. Most observers expect the appointment to go outside Frederick city likely beyond the Catoctin Mountain.

Maryland Biz Mathroome H.j.emse

City Board Adopts Police Reorganization and Reports

The Board of Aldermen held a meeting at 7 50. All members attended. Minutes of the prior meeting approved. Reports from Christ Lerch and Joz Lebbert read and referred. Wm S Miller bill for coal 81 19 referred. New officials’ bonds examined and approved. Police ordinance passed with districts and duties set. daily roll calls and weekly officer changes ordered. Petitions on bridges electric light and other matters referred. Health officer resignation referred. Adjourned at 6 08.

Board of Aldermen Christ Lerch Southern Division Joz. Lebbert Wm. S. Miller Geo Brengle Northern District Andrew Reaver Southern Jacob F. Schmidt Niles Abrecht Nicht John R Hobba Streete C. E. Butler Bridges Samuel Titlow W. H. Weichelberger Patrick Street Eisenhauer Nuez Yeakle Eberts Brookey Nusz Brooker Ebert Nunez Brookey Eberts

Luray Cave Improvements Noted At Winter Openings

The Page Courier reports significant upgrades at Luray Cave in Virginia this winter. A new room named Milies Hall honors Mile de Miller, most woodwork has been removed, cement walks installed, and heavy visitor traffic anticipated this season. Hotel arrivals include travelers from Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, and Raleigh among others, with several regional locals listed.

Luray

Free Sample Slogan and Inventor Note

A fragmented item notes a sample offer for a storekeeper and mentions Electric Paste Stove Polish. It also reports John Correll of Rocky Springs finishing a breech loading gun after weeks of work, praising the mechanism as showing considerable genius.

John Correll Rocky Springs

Maryland Agrual Conference Opens in Ly ncburg Va

The Maryland Agrual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church will convene in Lynchburg Virginia on April 34. President Reverend William B Hammond will present a gratifying report with twenty new churches completed this year including Lime Kiln and Catocin in this county.

At. P Maryland

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Health Cure

An imperative appeal extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a thorough body renovation, purifying the blood and destroying germs of disease. It claims to cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other skin disorders, casting the remedy as the season’s most popular spring medicine.

Hood Mary Sauright N.d C. L Hood & Co Apothecaries Lowell Wass

The Newest Wrinkle in New York Handkerchief Fashion

The piece describes a fashion trend where lace trimmed cambric handkerchiefs are fastened with a powder square in the center. Women lift the square to apply powder to their faces without their escorts noticing, highlighting secret cosmetic practice among society ladies.

New York

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