For Rent House Listing Amid Misc Classifieds
Local notices show a mix of rental listings and miscellaneous ads. The readable portions mention a for rent house entry and assorted wardrobe and apparel items, with partial names and uncertain locations.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1892
Page
3
Local notices show a mix of rental listings and miscellaneous ads. The readable portions mention a for rent house entry and assorted wardrobe and apparel items, with partial names and uncertain locations.
Henderson moves her small store to the J.T. Michael room opposite City Street. The Independent Drill Association met to transact routine business. Eckatelo Carroll Street built a three fan sculpture from a single wood piece. Filmore Crummitt moved to Washington to take a position with the B and O Railroad. United Drill Association held their weekly drill. Harry W. Bowers and Shiner Grom are hunting today. Local YMCA formed at Ellicott City with Martin Kraft as president and others in officer roles. Geo Hager of Singertown preserves a 140 year old family clock after repairs. B&O Railroad cuts shop workers’ schedules to five days weekly in Martinsburg. Captain Ell Frost of The Examiner named aide-de-camp to Department Commander Wallace A. Bartlett. A valuable horse owned by Canton Dutrow near Mount Pleasant died from internal injuries.
Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon Gambrill celebrated their marriage with a reception yesterday evening from 5 to 6 at the bride’s parents home 2009 Eutaw Place Baltimore Attending were Mrs Sami Edmonds Mrs Horace Simmons Mrs Ji K R Blake Miss Dalay Edmonde Miss Minnie Amos and Misses Minnie and Blanche Gambrill Numerous guests including Dr and Mrs J M K Gambrill and many Gambrills and friends were invited to the pound party to follow at the clubhouse East Fourth Street tonight
The Rev. 4 KB Slater will preach Sunday night March 27 at Knoxville Lutherans church with ongoing gospel sermons all week. Public invited. Also Rev W J Thompson, moved to Walkersville charge, plans residence in Frederick. Walkeraville Reform Church services announced for next week led by Rev Carrier of Franklin and Marshall.
The Epworth League chapter 205 of the M E church held a reception and entertainment last evening with a full program. Symphony Orchestra, league music, prayers by Rev A J Gill, various recitations solos and quartets were performed. A large audience attended and called the affair a grand success. Officers listed: Hammond Urner president, St 8 Lewis vice president, Mrs A Fearhake second vice president, Miles Mamle O third vice president, Miss Nanni Young fourth vice president, Charles A Gilford secretary, Wilbur H Duvall treasurer, George W Helnein musical treasurer.
Eventful items from Maryland counties including a Cumberland mill robbery with minimal loot, the Maryland Court of Appeals first docket, Claggett’s post office renamed Gapland, and the Wilmington Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church closing. Diverse notices cover deaths in Cumberland and Beaver Creek, a Milford burglary suspect extradition from Elkton, a Pleasant Valley postmaster resignation, a wounding of a Chesapeake Bay oyster crewman, canal boats carrying coal from Cumberland moving toward Georgetown, and court actions against county road losses in Hawant County. The Baltimore county legislature faces term extensions for county commissioners. Judge Crane urges enforcement of election laws during his grand jury address.
A Carroll County column reports a ladies’ Methodist Protestant group raised over three hundred dollars from a nickel confinement plan, with Mrs Arnold Kleff earning seven dollars and Miss Sallie Crout twelve dollars from the effort. Fractures occur as Mrs Tea Mills, daughter of Day’s first master, falls from a straw cart, and Mrs J H Sherman suffers bruises after a street accident. Obituaries include Henry Hellman who died at eighty at Wakefield Mills, and Coutee Hanson Riatt who passed near New Windsor aged about eighty-seven. Mrs Mary Tronoweth of Freedom district died near Porter's in her seventy-seventh year. Authorities note a new coin scam where merchants watch for rare pieces, then purchase, only to be swindled when the buyer vanishes.
First account filed by Dr. Thomas W. Simpson as executor of the estate of the late Marion Jones of Loudoun County Virginia. William Howart appointed guardian for Mary, Harry M. and George R. Howart, heirs of Ellen R. Howart, deceased. Lola Davis appointed guardian of Roy Darts.
An Antwerp Hatavia daily notes W H Kirwin of Lockport announces plans to begin work in May on the recondition of his Hatavia and Genesee county directory. His last directory was praised as superior and this forthcoming edition aims to be more complete and reliable with added local knowledge.
A meeting of the Alumel of Frederick College was held last night. By-laws were reported and adopted. The organization will hold quarterly meetings and an annual anniversary in February after officer elections. Ten members were admitted. The regular meeting is set for April 21. Officers elected include President Wr PF Smith, Vice President J 2 DM, Secretary C ML Gilpla, and Treasurer W Allaugh, all serving one year.
The legislature moved several measures including bills on independent nominations, state weather funding, and judiciary salary increases. The Senate approved or considered filings on rail telephones, tax on property sold by trustees, mortgages, corporation charters, and boundary arbitration with West Virginia. The governor endorsed bills creating Aberdeen town, updating Baltimore laws, and charter amendments for local institutions while vetoes on new corporate moves were sustained in some cases. A notable rumor concerned Rev. J. N. McCormick planning to leave the Baltimore Southern Conference for the Protestant Episcopal Church, a claim discussed by church officials.
A report notes that Ratlenad Ocea Broken Inta and Taeyang ii Gul, who previously operated in a southern county, moved their activities to West Virginia and western Maryland. Early Monday, the West Virginia Central and Pittsburgh railroad offices at Westernport and the Adama Express company office were broken into and mined packages taken. Inspectors found tampering but no items missing. Estimated loss under five dollars.
Sonn of Veterans News describes Camp No. 23 Forrest len Mil attending the Rona of Veterane Dielston encampment. The camp is equipped as a cavalry company and is the only one in Mare land state. Members are urged to participate and honor fallen comrades.
ZCOUNTY correspondence reports a fatal train accident at Bandy Hook injuring John Ianks a colored man returning home from Bekerton West Virginia. Mrs Lucian Davis died of heart disease. James Carey and J C Burch noted local activity. Snow, wind, and road drift disrupted travel. a Salvation Army meeting and a large dance at the Gibbon home highlighted community life.
Reports from Shepibentsown detailing community happenings include Stella Hedges marriage plans, visits by residents from Frederick and Hagerstown, property changes, and improvements to the church organ. Notable events mention Rev. James Sheridan's farewell sermon, heavy snow and travel disruptions, sleighing prospects, and multiple local residents relocating or starting new projects.
In town yesterday Mr Elmer K Rensbure and wife attended the funeral of the youngest brother Joseph Remeburg. A fragment hints at a local event or misread timetable, mentioning a wick and a painted water at seven o clock and a boat at a place, but text is garbled and unclear.
At Mood Hill near the city two tearing down a mould kil wall caused a backfill collapse leaving a worker badly injured and a bystander knocked down. Dr U A Bharreta attends and reports steady improvement. Earlier, a crane bank collapse sent Mr Finney and Mr Sheen scrambling as a truck toppled, Finney struck in the chest but escaped serious harm.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Mechanics of Maryland met at Westminster Lodge No. 1 with Grand Architect N.C. Rian presiding. Officers-elect were installed, including Col. W. Louis Schluy, entering his 24th year as grand secretary. The issue notes a variety of local notices, a funeral for Dr. James Stephenson in St. Mary’s County, and weather forecasts predicting storm activity around the vernal equinox.
A county commissioner and Sr Bod Beblitz reportedly escorted a man from the new high school building on East Uhuren Whrent yesterday afternoon. The incident involved alleged criminal activity and the two officials were seen outside the premises following the event. Further details were not immediately available.
Fragmentary notice lists a sale or auction at City Hotel on Thursday the 21st at 8 o'clock and another event on May 25 at Davelock. It mentions Gastar Mush, Gruen wares, and a school service with Shoot Music, offering ten copies for 25 vents in Troy near South Market Street.
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