Fragmentary notices from Frederick Junction ads
Readable lines show multiple sale notices and trustee actions in Frederick Junction area. Mentions include sale of Jones Best, farm conveyance for Elias Zemperman as trustee, and bridge and horse farm references with dates in April. Disjointed names and places reflect OCR fragment errors but indicate local notices and auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Huma
Janes
Frederick Junction
Faeuazimplemen's
Wee-ly Ness
Cnet
Morr
Simm
Barra
Euail Farm
Special Notices and Sales at J. Dall & Son
A fragment from a historical page shows ads for new dress goods by The Model and J. Dall & Son. It invites everyone to shop, with special notices for boarders and for sale of a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dall & Son
Auctioneers sell five-horse team for 1050 dollars
At a sale conducted by Harvey R. Lene auctioneer the team of five horses sold for a total of 1050 dollars. A notice from A. W. Nussbaum of Lapanore mentions the year and prices. Permanent trustees were chosen at a creditors meeting for Jacob Shtely’s estate held at the Court House today at 11 o'clock. Hessrs J Co Matter and F L Stoner named as permanent trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lene
Auci Oneer
A. W. Nussbaum
Ata
Jacob Shtely
Court House
Hessrs. J. CO. Matter
F. L. Stoner
B and O Relief Association to Transform Under Company
The B. and O. Relief Association winds up its best year and will cease as a chartered corporation on March 31. On Monday, the relief organization begins a new career as a company department, under a superintendent rather than a board of managers and a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Relief Association
Chartered Corporation
Manegera
Altercation on East Fourth Street Involves Two Boys
Early today two colored youths clashed on East Fourth Street. A pistol was fired twice but caused no injuries. The assailant attempted to flee and evaded capture despite a pursuit by onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Sirees
Peculiar Accident Injures Poolesville Man
John Prater, a Black man from Poolesville, was mounted on a colt when it reared and the saddle pommel struck his chin, fracturing the jaw on both sides. Dr. J. W. Asler skillfully reduced the fracture and Prater is recovering, though unable to chew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prater
Poolesville
J. W. Asler
Sale of a Farm at Public Auction in City Hotel
Auctioneer conducted sale for Col J Thoms as mortgagee signee. Improved farm near Martha E Fans in Ghana district sold at public sale morning. 83 acres at 12 50 per acre sold to Mrs Caroline Eu Brengle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. 3. Thoms
Martha E. Fans
Ghana
Caroline EU Brengle
Davali Rites Held at Home for Mary B Davali
Funeral services for the late Miss Mary B Davali were held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from her home at 17 Wet Patres Street. Interment followed in Mt Olivet cemetery. Rev Mr Girl assisted by Dr Etch bach officiated. Pallbearers named were Horatio Bentz B F Phebus James Saab J L Michael J Wei Starr and Frank Davis. G O Carty was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Davali
Wet Patres Street
Mt. Olivré
Girl
Etchbach
Oficia
Horatio Bentz
B. F. Phebus
James Saab
J. L Michael J. Wei Starr
Frank Davis
G. 0. Carty
Trial of Edgar M Watkins for Murder in Montgomery County
The trial in the Howard County Circuit Court opened with Washington St Miller as the first witness. Watkins testified denying intent, recounting a confrontation with Trail near Normoon's house, and claimed self defense after Trail allegedly struck. Witnesses described Trail as a dangerous man with threats toward Watkins. proceedings proceeded to adjournment after arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar M. Watkins
Edward Crail
Montgomery County
Howard County
Washington St
Miller
Buoz
Tostatter
Bern
Pratt
C.m
Waleee Mobley Carrabsrat
D ‘Yathina
Fasrie Norwood
Trail
Saez
Watkins
Wat Erie
Elza
Tran
Fees Reduced Under New Justice of the Peace Code
The new code cuts JP fees throughout the state with no witness summons or itemized tasks allowed. Only 30 cents per criminal warrant and commitment fees remain. costs in criminal cases before justices drop to 75 cents from up to $3 under the old system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Over the Guns from the Deirui Free Presa
A dramatic plea extols Warner’s Weather’s Safe Cure amid a war like scene. The piece calls readers to enlist in lifesaving treatment while depicting battle casualties and moral urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H Warner & Co
Weather
Iuone
Hell
Acre
Werner
Maryland Politician McGorms and Patronage Battles
Jacuomas toured departments to survey the situation before returning home. In Washington he met with Mesera Stockbridgeard and Mudd at the State Department and discussed Pratt’s consular appointment. At the Navy and Post Office departments McComae sought support for Maryland candidates including Metz as postmaster at Smithbury and Miller as law clerk. The piece notes heavy pursuit of McCorms for patronage, with about 150 daily visitors, and details potential Maryland consular nominees such as Pratt, Boehm, Grape, and Kell.
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Jacuomas
Bia
State Department
Mesera
Stockbridgeard
Mudd
McComae
Chee B. Pratt
Navy Department
Tracy
MeTomes
Moscah Metz
Poss Soneter
Smithbury
Washinton
Tyattuelans
Oce
Csordaure
Gonressman
McComes
Hagerstown
Miller
Gaion Miller
Marylene
Tomas
Gorman
McCo- 24S
Cleveland
McQoras
Maryland
Mer. McGorms
M.comas
Comia
Imiar
Imiar Charater
Depir Mentis
Martinand
Tonryera Ascon-Ul
Blame
Easulsaps
Shas
Freterie
Chas
Gagerstown
Buenos Ayre
Chas T. Boehm
Batimere
Afarcheter
Lede
Jacob Grape
Baltimore
Levise
Markell
Lewistown School Exhibition Scheduled with Orchestra
Saturday evening P or Smith and Miss Belle Boterer will hold their school exhibition at Lewistown fair weather, if not the Zullevicg Monday evening at 7 o'clock. airinea Orchestra has been engaged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.or
Smith
Belle Boterer
Lewistown
Zullevicg
Airinea Orchestra
Oc— Caaica
Change of Base from Frederick to Washington
Mr Web tey Mister of Eakie's Mile Washington county promoted to the Valley Branco with increased pay. Mr John Snrve jy of Bakie's Mr has taken his pae Auntieram Waveret
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web Tey Mister
Eakie’s
Mile
Washington County
Middletown election and local notices in Valley Register
The Valley Register notes an election in Middletown on Monday April 1 for mayor and five commissioners for the coming year, with two tickets in the race. It reports 1883 as a prosperous year for Granite Fire Insurance, detailing policies written and increases in fares. Springfield Republicans renominated Luther F. Young for police judge. M. Wafer plans to join the Morivp church congregation with a land grant for a new church. Public sales include Jos H Kahe’s Jos H Kahe property and other parcels sold by John Kongle, agent for Jacob O Dabe. Geo Mo Koogle sold a turnpike side lot to Geo Beachley for 950 dollars, and Martin L Kepler bought Geo W Castle’s property near the town for 650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmiddietown
Valley Register
Middletown
Mnual Fire Insurance Company
Waorc
Sprinageld, O
Luther F. Young
M. Wm. E Wafer
Downeville
Washington County
de Wites
M. Morivp
John Kongle
Jacob 0
Dabe
Saurday
Myersville
Jos H. Kahe
Dane
Lawisse Wrover
Geo Desing
Geo. Mo Koogle
Bolivar
Geo. Beachley
Martin L. Kepler
Warships sunk in Samoa storm disaster
Despatches report six ships wrecked in a fierce storm near Samoa. American vessels Trenton and two others and German ships Ady and two others lost crews with many drowned. Reports from London confirm multiple wrecks and heavy loss of life. New firm opens country store at Gamaule replacing Geo Taylor's building.
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Aekland
Samoa
Trenton
Vundalia
Mpic
Ady
Qlaa
Eser
Lospon
Samos
Mees Vs. Mercy and Keller
Siewdsys
Gamaule
Geo. Taylor
Quarterly Mestng of the Usted Seam Fire Engine Co
A regular quarterly meeting of the Usted Seam Fire Engine Co is scheduled for Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. Also noted is the upcoming nuptials of Afr Willism Gibrt of the Examiner and Mig Katie Elves, who are to be quietly married Wednesday morning at the OB Parsonage by Rev G W Kiracofe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usted Seam Fire Engine Co
Afr
Willism Gibrt
Examiner
Mig Katie Elves
G. W. Kiracofe
Track laid for Army contest at flames armory next month
A track laid yesterday for an as you please contest to be staged at the Armory next month. Participants will begin practicing next week. Geo W Stroup arrested yesterday by Constable J H Lewis on a charge of assault and battery on Caistiana Narbe, held until 8 this evening, then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trace
A.flames
Geo. W Stroup
J. H. Lewis
Caistiana Narbe
Jal
Wilon
tLiai Trasn
H. Clay Stanfer
Walkersville
Geo Link
Frederick
Akipvere
P. E. Long
Central Hotel
Annie Howard
Takoma
Washington, D.C
Harmony Grove
Wm. J. Worman
Mise Lyon Metcalfe
Louis P. Dixon
McMurray
Wenesday
Maisnes Phoere Gerzendenner
Wwa
Currie Wood
Baltimore
Nicodemus
Urbana
Henry Falton
Waiksraville
Reformed Missionary Society
Creagerstown
Bir. Martin
U. B
Walkeraville
Myerevill
Thureday
Elmer Castle
Thurday
C. B
Julia Clergeshermer
Presbyterian Church
Tureday
Salvation Army Meeting Schedule at Car Corner
Open air meeting tonight at Car Corner at 7 30. Indoor gathering at 8. Knee drill at 7 tomorrow. Sunday school at 9 30, morning prayer at 11, Patrick Street stretch 2 30, indoor at 3, open air at Town Market Space. Indoor meeting at 9 o'clock. Captain Hunton, formerly of threaty, is here. God will be in the meetings tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Matters
Salvation Army
Car Corner
S. m
Patrick Etretch
Tpwm
Hunton
Threaty
God
Military Matters Promised Ranks in Battalion Organization
Adjutant General Howard outlines a military order for battalions each with six companies and one field officer at lieutenant colonel, plus a staff of adjutant, assistant surgeon, quartermaster, and commissary of subsistence all with first lieutenant rank. Vacancies will be abolished and only designated ranks used. Hotel arrivals list guests at city hotels including Schultz, Chamberlain, Lovell, and others from various counties and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gneral Howard
Eurgent
Booth learns of Lincoln visit then assassinates president
John Wilkes Booth is told Lincoln and Grant may attend a theater performance. He becomes withdrawn and soon leaves the theatre, later fatally shooting President Lincoln at Ford's Theatre with details tied to the theater owner and timing. Recent recollections note Booth's introspection before the assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkes
Gneral Grat
Lee
Therm’ Booth
Perade Lee
Lincoln
Grant
Booth
President Line In
John T. Ford
Fort'a
Warington
North American Review
Local News Roundup From Vicinage and Notices
A jumble of society visits, school events, and local moves fills this page. People travel to see friends in Battinere and Frederick, teachers change posts, and a creamery relocation is planned. Missionary society, church incumbents, and club meetings are noted along with health ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Warner's Safe Cure.
Gingham Market Sells Ginghams at 3 Cents a Yard
Dry goods ad announces huge price drop on Gingham fabrics. Gress Ginghams offered at 3 cents per yard, down from 10 cents, as a choice line in a special sale. Local shoppers urged to act quickly before stock runs out.
Death of Mid David W Naill widow Susannah Nall
Widow Susannah Nall 84 died at Westminster Md this morning from general debility. Born 1805 near Sharmburg Pa, her father moved to Maryland before 1812. She had fifteen children, was a devout Presbyterian and cared for neighbors’ needs. She will be buried at the family burial place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Naill
Susannah Nall
Wentimeter
Tara
Arimburg
Pau Maurer
Maryland
Kirklaan
Sim's Creek
Cattara Narll
Westminster
Bie
Tifteen
Ceaplan H Glav Nallvot
Mra Naill
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Tu, ES Payee
the ‘Daily ‘News
Norrow
Wessel
SUNS
Arvid TiSiQcays
Gity
Delven
Hun Kty
Sonk
Cade
Marge
Allen G. Quyon & Co
Gily
Schultz
Palconer
Balto
Chamberain
D Lefe
J T Riley
TJ West
AW Whitcomb
Carlin Goose
W F Stone
F Goods
F Goode
Gable
Balte
M S Johnson
A E Lovell
T Ange
J C Clegett
Hana
Ofnteal Hotel
JM Parcels
Wueon
Cromwell Balte
Stanley
Weeks
Mad
G H Hosler
Minnie Harley
Battinere
Mis. Clagett
Puteraville
Tuomse Szirley
Misa Ela Acdereon
Merryland Track
Smasees
Lara
Mole Kemp
Mire
Evla Skylee
Jeffersse
Fred Bick County
John H.T. Rudy
Deer Spring Air
R.H Campbell
Thisery
Campbell
Samuel Hinks
Estorel
New London
Scuolara
Iver
Kiteeys
Sarsapanila
Jesse Brown
Martinsburg
Laura
Tina
Brompton Hopital
London
England
Warner
Latpel Department
Yast
Specia’ Nuvestias
Fr G-Ams
Basty Brussels
Muluinix &Kemp
Heod
Hugo
Ih Drugstats
C. L Hood & Co
Lowa
Ste Dodel
John Hendrickson
Witkarkahssp
Cy .G
South Market Street
South Market St
C. M.G. Martidiw
Tocalartoe
Syeitzer
Hershea
maArtett
CELIO
Newa
T. Millis
Patrick Street
Spingfeld
Obie
Mra Bof
Brown
East Patrick
Cinvassia Frederick
Salery
Adres Hox
Wardanes
Union Maunia Ta Ting Co
Sigerr
Mts Og
la N. Warket Street
Burger
Brown & DeLawmmatt
Patrik Street
Market Street
C. A. Frazier
Patrick
Streat
Marchie
Chalee
Geo
East Third Street
Weat Third St
Lares Jara and Garden
Miss Payne
Narketatreet
Dee
Masiet
Imore Pike
Eisenhauer
Marchidin
Manufacturing Corporation
Aire Man
Box Bt
New Turk
Japan
Senhaver’s. Martidler
Per Pall
Sac aiNils
Addy Toews
hGtn
Chersi
Germany
Joseph F Rivenbacer
New York
ONE Price Cloning House
Isrge
Patrick Atreet
Bisen- 4
Hscer
Gikinds
Pru
Mort
Beliding Lawe
North Market Street
J. Marshal Miller
Thomas W. Morgan
Appiro
K. Stelger
Gutear Mae
Mantz
Horth Market &J
Frederick, Md
Palo
Fecton
J. M. Shawbeker
Monrois
Henry Baumgardner
Marlodttre
Larue
Bx- Tong
Fourth Streets
Atagust Fox
Wm. A. Dou
Truetec
Pestre. Esq
Second
Court Street
T. GC
Dela— Pialne
W.H
Eichisan
Pater Koss
Patrick Etrest
B. Ebert & Bons
West Patrick Street
Dirs
Wim. Rice
Ebert & Song
Hamsville
Dai Feb Qitt JR
Gof
Justus Miller
W Shank
Sheolker
Fast Patrick St
Cha
Difendal
Trust Trees
B. Trail
Ebadix
Smsik Capital
Vail
Absoluve
Frederick, Mil Weng
Wat As. Ito
Holl Building
G. J. Doll & Son
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