Sale Register Notices and Auctioneers in Frederick Md
A Historic Frederick MD sale register lists multiple auctions from March to April including real estate at Berlin and farm property near Spout Spring Turnpike, personal property at Weverton Junction and Weverton Hotel, household items at No 35 W Fourth St, and farms near Road from Woodville to Mt Airy. Auctions held by W. Maulsby trustee, Chas Br Fout, Harvey Lease, C V S Levy receiver, L Obendorfer & Son, and others with posters in Daily and Weekly News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Wenner & Co
Berlin
lave Chas
E_Wenner
Wim
P_ Maulsby
Frank Garber
Weverton Junction
Weverton
Harvey
Frederick
tes Annie Whitmore
B. Fout
4th st
Daly
West
Patrick street
Milton Burke
Harvey B. Lease
ce Thomas
Rocks
C.V.S. Levy
Laf Bready
City Hotel
L. Obenderfer & Son
C. B. Fout
Double Pipe Creek
E. D. Whitmore
T. J. Kolb
Woodsboro
Charlies Slagle
Woodville
Mt. Airr
Philip W. Hobbs
John Kennedy Plays to Big Houses in Phoenixville
The Phoenixville Daily Republican notes the Kennedy Comedy Company's success with John Kennedy as Jac ques Strop. The packed hall, enthusiastic encores, and strong cast including Miss Hassan as Javatte mark a triumph for the touring troupe. Tonight’s program features The Pearl of Savoy with souvenir night and a gold watch prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Pheonixville
Phoniaville
Daily Republican
Kennedy
Phoniiville
John
Phoenixville
Miss Hassan
Mr. Kennedy
Jacques Strop
McGinty
s “cesnut
Mr. Dempsey
Robert Macaire
blackleg
Strop
fr. psey
Mr. Barbier
Goodwin
Messrs. McHugh
Raymond
Jacobs
Kate Layalie
Aliss Russell
Louisa
Javatte
Savoy
Robert’s
Kennedy Company
Weather and local notices in district update
The forecast covers the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina with rain southerly winds and warmer conditions. Cautionary signals are shown from Galveston to Mobile and from Norfolk to Wood’s Hall, with storms near Grand Haven and Milwaukee. George Little of New Market, jailed for a corporation offense, was released yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Galveston
New Orleans
Pensacola
Mobile
Norfolk
Wood's Hall
Grand Haven
Milwaukee
George Little
New Warket
New Market
Philomathean Debate On Reed's Action At Meeting
A Philomathean Literary Society gathering this evening will host a debate on the resolution that Speaker Reed's late action in the House of Representatives was an unwarranted assumption given his limited authority. The debate promises a lively exchange on constitutional powers and minority rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Meeting
Philomathean Literary Society
Reed
House of Representatives
Petition for Pardon and related cases in Frederick county
Petition for pardon filed with Governor Jackson for George J. Burrall convicted in February 1884 for breaking store house and sentenced to two years in the Maryland Penitentiary from April 8 189x. Governor to decide on or after April 1. Also a nolle prosequi filed in State v Green for burglary. same decision date. Garrett's Drug Store advertises Mather's Glove Cleaner for cleaning Kid Gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
George J. Burrall
Frederick county
store house
Maryland
Ice supply outlook steady despite mild winter
The winter has been mild with little local ice formed yet the North is expected to produce a large ice crop. Excellent ice has been cut from the Kennebec in Maine and other northern rivers, enough to meet all demands. Many companies are forming in northern cities to manufacture ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec
Maine
Democratic Candidates Named in Sixth District Race
The Frederick Citizen notes the Sixth district Democrats will seek a leader for the congressional contest. Mentioned figures include Hunter Boyd Robert Gordon William Walsh of Allegany H H Reedy Col Buchanan Schley Spencer Jones James Henderson and E B Prettyman of Montgomery and other names have been discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hunter Boyd
Robert Gordon
William Walsh
Allegany
H. H Reedy
Col
Buchanan Schley
Washington
Spencer Jones
James Henderson
E B Prettyman
Montgomery
Real Estate and Business Changes in Frederick County
Real estate transfers include Mister O Renner and wife to Mary 3 Nicholas and 3-100 perches for 41 100 dollars. Geo F Nicholas and Mary 8 Nicholas to Geo F Nicholas and Mary 3-10 perches for 500 dollars. C V Levy mortgagee to Henry Hoffman for 1 acre at 600 dollars. Joseph D Baker to Geo Wm Smith on several parcels totaling 12 816 4 dollars. Chas Shank buys the harness store goodwill in Woodsboro. Smith exits to butcher shop. Marriage licenses issued to John T Whitmore and Emma Co Tingstram of Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister O. Renner
Mary
Nicholas
Geo. F. Nicholas
c. V. & Levy
morigegee
Henry Hoffman
Joseph D. Baker
Geo. Wm. Smith
Frederick county
Chas. Shank
Woodsboro
Mechanics town hall plans spark bond discussion in Clarion
The March 2 Clarion notes a state ment claiming Mechanics town hall and firemen building would cost 1200, though officials say it will be much higher. Legislature asked to empower bonds. residents plan a summer fair to raise much of the cost. The hill and ground near Main and Carroll may push total past 3000. A petition seeks East street access via Carroll and street layout debates loom. A large plot north of Main between Carroll and Church could host new buildings, with streets opening likely settled in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Clarion
East street
Carroll
E. Main
Main street
Church
Senate Defeats Blair Educational Bill in Close Vote
National Congress debates the Blair educational bill with a 31 to 37 defeat in the Senate after a closely run third reading. Maryland legislative action includes canal-railroad lease, ward boundary changes in Baltimore, peddlers license, and a slate of city and county measures amid a busy session.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Revival
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla can cure faintness and weakness, removing discomfort and fear. It asserts the tonic will transform an unstable health condition into wellbeing, cheerfulness, and confidence, insisting the remedy is uniquely potent for such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tts
Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purified Blood Cure
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier curing impurities from months of confinement in poorly ventilated workplaces. Claims include removal of scrofula salt rheum and related diseases with a 100 dose bottle priced at one dollar, touting it as the best medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
doliar
Mudd Sworn In After Maryland Fifth District Vote
In Washington on March 20 the House declared Mr Compton not elected to Maryland Fifth district and then, by 145 to 101, confirmed Sydney E Mudd as the seat holder. Mudd was sworn in at the Speaker's desk and addressed the chamber as the new representative. The session drew a larger crowd, with both Compton and McComas anticipated speakers. The Democratic side yielded its remaining time to Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Compton
Maryland
Sydney E. Mudd
Mudd
McComas
Mfoore
Miller
John T. Ensor
White House
Halford
Wm. F. Stone
James Johnson
Taneytown Talk highlights and local visits
S. E. Reindolar is reported as no better with doctors predicting a weak recovery. Addison D. Koontz conducted a spelling match on the Littlestown road with Jacob Spangler of Walnut Grove as top speller. Attendees from Taneytown included Feeser Linard Crouse Angell Kreps Schildt Fink Baker Redman. Eckenrose visits Baltimore on business. Hubertus Stover from York attends his father’s sale nearby. George Bollinger and sister travel to Kingsdale. Jas Reindollar departs for Gettysburg. Annie Motter and Mrs Lafever visit Piney Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
S. E. Reindolar
Addison D. Koontz
Washington school
Littlestown road
Jacob Spangler
Walnut Grove
Theodore E. Feeser
David B. Linard
Samuel Crouse
Ernest Angell
Charles Kreps
Thomas Sc
Jas_ Reindollar
Gettysburg
Annie Motter
Lafever
Piney Creek
Spring Fever and Wedding Trends in The News
Three social woes haunt married men spring fever spring bonnets and spring house cleaning engagements in Lent May and June weddings predicted next summer ice buyers will carry baskets and bring ice home in hands thread biting by women deadly acetate of lead in silk items advertising value noted Easter rabbit talk and egg expectations among children.
Purity Lodge Presents Out in the Streets at Kemp Hall
Purity Lodge I O G s stage third in a six part temperance drama series titled Out in the Streets before a crowded Kemp Hall audience. Cast includes Col Wayne Harry Comfort Solomon Davis J J Bielfeld Matt Davis Elmer Schwearing and others with Wm F Schmidt praised for the negro servant Pete. Miss Wilmeth Adams played violin solos during intermission. Next entertainment slated for the second week of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purity Lodge
Kemp Hall
Col. Wayne
Harry Comfort
Solomon Davis
J. J. Bielfeld
Matt Davis
Elmer Schwearing
Dr. Medfield
Frank Suman
Pete
Memorial Service and Confirmations Dominate Greenwood Notes
Greenwood Sunday school held a memorial service for Chas. B. Simpson former superintendent. Charles B Simpson is to administer confirmation at All Saints Church at 7 30 PM. The Mechanicstown Young Peoples Home and Foreign Mission Band plans a Lemon Social at Miss Carrie Jones home Thursday evening Branch 27 Knott formerly in charge of Trinity M E church South in this city will conduct services at Trinity M E on Sunday March Morning and Evening Bishop Paret confirmed a class of fifty seven at Holy Cross Baltimore Rev W C Griffin formerly Williamsport M E is moving to Middle town and will preach at Jefferson and Petersville next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Chas. B. Simpson
apparet
All Saints’ church
Young People’s Home
Foreign Mission Band
Mechanicstown
Carrie Jones
Knott
Lewisburg
Trinity M. E. church South
Paret
st Holy Cross Church
Baltimore
W. C. Griffin
illiamsport
M. E
Middletwn
Jefferson
Petersville
Griffith
Knoxville
Civil Suit Heard Before Magistrate Wilson
A civil suit was heard yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock before Magistrate Wilson between Wesley Diggs and D Horn on the plea of debt. Judgment was for the plaintiff for 2.85 with costs 4.65, total 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wesley Diggs
D. Horn
Coste
Porsezis Remedies and Local Notices Highlight Town Life
The issue reviews Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for stomach and bowels with symptoms like sour stomach and loss of appetite. It notes local residents and visitors, including Harry Rippeon’s return to work and updates on ex-sheriff Sneadner’s gradual improvement. The article also covers Mr. Wa. M. Mariav awaiting port collector duties and a rush of applicants amid the new custom house office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rippeon
Ceresville Mills
Sneadner
Albert Carter
Carrie Rodrick
Union Bridge
Annie Smith
Fem
Poplar Springs
annie Beck
Woodsboro
Maynard Dudrear
Mamie McDevitt
Emmitsburg
Hughes
Washton
Mir
Luther Welsh
Barrick
New London
Mr. W
Wa. M. Mariav
Baltimore
Washington
Alu
Groome
custom house
B.G. Stonestreet
Charles county
Stonestreet
C. J. L. Leary
Kent county
Isaac E. Pearson
Westminster
Wm. G. Atkinson
North Germany Lloyd Steamship Company
Maryland News and Local Notices Roundup
Annapolis debates liquor licenses and state bonds as Maryland legislators consider 330000 for bridges. House of Delegates limits bills after today. News also covers advertising warnings, church events, school activities, probate notices, and candidates for Maryland attorney general and marshalships.
Married Elsewhere Upends Young Chambersburg Man
A Chambersburg youth on the C Y train to Hagerstown told a conductor he planned to marry there after obtaining a license. He learned the woman was already wed days earlier, ending his trip with a sad, wiser departure from Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
C. Y
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Indy
Chambersburger
Hotel
Hamilton
New York
Generous Bequest Funds McDowell Scholarship at W and L
Mrs Mary B Ross who died at Charlottesville Va wills five thousand dollars to provide interest for life to her sister Mrs Chas Carrington and at her death to Washington and Lee University Lexington Va to found a James McDowell Scholarship in memory of Gov James McDowell a former trustee and alumnus of the university She was the widow of Rev John Ross pastor of the Presbyterian church Her death was noted in Tug News in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Ross
Charlottsville
Chas. & Carrington
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
James McDowell
Virginia
Gov. McDowell
Brakeman Killed Near Hagerstown in Shenandoah Valley Rail Crash
Brakeman Charles Sheehan of Ha gerstown, about 18, was fatally injured while guiding a freight train at a junction a mile south of Hagerstown. He fell on the track as the backward-moving car passed, severing an arm and causing fatal injuries. a jury was called but witnesses left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sheehan
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Noted Case Disposed Of by West Virginia Court of Appeals
The Fidelity Insurance and Trust Company versus the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company was disposed of by the West Virginia Court of Appeals. The Central Improvement Company, the real plaintiff, had a claim near 1,000,000 dollars. The court reversed the Jefferson county circuit ruling and awarded Central Improvement Company 629,224 with 11,000 credits. 250,000 bears interest from April 1, 1879, and 879,224 bears no interest. The decision also set priority order for proceeds from the railroad’s sale under receiver control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Court of Appeals
Fidelity Insurance ‘and Trust Company
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
Central Improvement Company
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Jefferson county
Circuit Court of Jefferson
Canal Lease Agreement Advances in Maryland Legislature
The joint conference committee report on the Washington and Cumberland Railroad Canal lease was adopted by the Maryland House, accepting Senate amendments lowering lessee bond from 1.5 million to 660 thousand and releasing land after 300 thousand is paid. If lessees fail terms, property reverts to the State. House approval 34 to 0. Senate 17 to 10. bill heads to the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WALBYLAND
joint committee of conference
Legislature of
Maryland
Senate
House
Baltimore city
Kent
German Bank of
Baltimore
Allegany
Garrett
Hagerstown
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Deer Creek and Susquehanna Railroad Company
Chestertown
Bennett
finance committee
House of Delegates
Maryland Trust Company
grain commission and inspection
Harford County Loan and Trust Company
Baltimore City Passenger Railway Company
Washington and Laurel Traction Company
colored normal school
committee on
Chesapeake bay
Petapsco
Women’s College
Centennary Bibical Institute
Brush Electric Light Company
Calvert county
yeas
joint conference committee
Maryland House
Washington and Cumberland Railroad Company
Frederick County Bonds Approved by Maryland Senate
The Maryland Senate passed the House bill authorizing Frederick county to issue bonds up to 130000 at interest not exceeding 4 percent. Funds to replace bridges swept away in the 1889 floods and to repay jail bonds are noted. A prior report miscredited Anne Arundel county with desiring 2190 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Senate
nick
House
Anne Arundel county
Anne Arundel
Horse Stolen From Stable Near Olive in County
A thief entered the Burr Magaha stable near Olive in the county last night and stole a fine horse headed toward the city. No trace of the thief or horse had been found at the time of writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Magaha
Olive
Suckien Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing Claims
An 19th century advertisement touts Suckien’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts, burns, rashes, sores, and more, with a money back guarantee for satisfaction. It also promotes sleep aid and other potions, pricing five to twenty-five cents per box depending on product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suckien
Arnica
monary
Dee Garrett
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Jas. BE. Walker & Co
W. Isvire
EB WALKER & CO
Hayes Great
Bauszean
JAS
EB WALKER
Bamborgs
HAMBURG
ELDRIDGE
E. J. ELDRIDGE
GALE
WEST PATRICK STREET
T. DeWitt Talmage
ead
arooklyn
crimmnals
Ife
EYrederick County
W. H. PLU3OSSE
Aetna Safe Insurance Co
Mt. Pleasant
Fredenck, Md
Teleshone connection
Mi. Straus & Sons
dias MA
BUGS
C. REGS
J. BUGS
N. HOWARD STREET
Fayette
IuSami iti
HOWARDS
BALTIMORE, MD
TEX
CITY CARPET HOUSE
North Market Street
Frederick, Me
N. Market St
mays
Asvest
enny partners
Catoctin
Harry C
Jacob
Sarah Nunemaker
M. E. burying ground
Lewistown
W. S. Phillips
Messrs
Benj Miller
Franklin Fraley
Wm. Strine
Richard Miller
J. Creager
Richard Kelley
Catoctin Furnace
J. M. Sheridan
M. P
Ella Taylor
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Wm Wilders
aldermanic committee on
P. Frank Kussman
Market and
Patrick streets
J. E. Price & Co
THE NEWS
Sheriff Gaver
Schmidt and
Myers
Mather
John T. Whitmore
Emma Co. Tingstram
Buckeystown
CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE
NATIONAL CONGRESS
Blair
United States Senate
Bir. Mudd
fifth
MR. MEDD
J. seins
Porsezis
N. Y
BARGAIN HOUSE
mitre
CHARLES BROADWAY Rovss
row ong
New York City
Princes
Annapolis
Ange Arundel
Baltimore Sun
Duncan
4. E. Church South
Gov
Walkersville Bus
U.B
W. J. Carn
Glade Reformed
H. Snell
C.B
M. M. Zimmerman
Mountaindale
Westport
Conn
Annie Leveric
Mamie McDermott
Lee
John Dely
Elias Shaw
Loverie
Daniel Gaugh
Lewis town
severa
Ai. Wm. Carmack
Fountain Rock
Salvation Oil
Kemp
Dr. scien Beerseay
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