Local Notice Advertisements and Deadlines for Paper
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolorecw
Farley
Wile Hays
Eicll
Feaely
Actest
Renebee Hiver
Freeerick
ICC
Anderson
Fredericx
Oklaboma
Geo, Brust & Co
W. Vatick Street
Lost a horse in Shy County and a May wedding turns joyous
In Shy County Mr John T Williams of Tamsville reports a valuable work horse driven to town collapsed with colic after a party. Meanwhile multiple weddings brighten the area: Benjamin F Zimmerman wed Miss Minnie E K at Jefferson with many guests and a reception, and Cornelia Kyivia Everhart tied to Jesse T Anderson at Lime Kiln with a cross of evergreens decor and a feast. Additional nuptials include Thomas H Myers and Florence C Barck with receptions at both groom and bride homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Williams
Tamsville
5S. W. Jerase
D. E. Roe
Patrick Atreet
Minnie EK
Benjamin F. Zimm
Jeferson
Aliss Net Rolley
Edward Hawker
Merdelssshz
A.M. Getzendanner
A. Hedzes
Jefferson
Aida Oendorff
Motters
Himlers
Emmitsburg
Tobias Zimmerman
and Airs
Ever- Bart
Cornelia Kyivia
Jesse T. Anderson
Ar. Thompson
Mies Steiner
Harry Brunner
M. E. Church
Yeung
Everhart
Imong
Fand
Borkisville
Storer
Airs
Primmer
Roza Keller
Emma Fingeton
Ethel
Anna Carr
Mir
Dobusville
Heeric
George
John
City
Daniel
Lsipold
Knoxville
Mey Meyers
Dan
Reg Fr Ciampi
Geo Railing
Etta Derr
Henry Nelson
Henry Wineberg
W R Steiner
Market Street
Telegraph Street
County Correspondence Tales From Yellowsprings
YELLow Springs reports a Salvation Army meeting well attended at Mr Houck’s residence. Wheat crop looks promising in the region. Hopeland notes illnesses and a band concert near Whit Monday. A local horse race ends with Jakie Taneytown residents discuss weather mud and school openings. Survey work reaches Harney and plans to reach Taneytown. subscriptions sought to fund a Reform building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelow Springs
Yellow Spares
Thomas E. Fox
Charles E. Brentlinger
Frederick Cty
Salvation Army
Houck
Joseph Feagae
Hopeland
Louis Herbar
W Stewart
Verson
Jacob
Jakie
Taneytown
Diana Massimore
Dr. Weaver
Hanover
John Reid
Braceville
C. Weathe
Robert McKinney
James
Haz
Harney Eng
Tanestown
Middletown Notices And School Report From Local Area
Middletown residents report a well attended school term with an average 52 attendance. Miss Magote Goneo visits Harmony Grove for two weeks with Mrs E Webster. John Goneo of Backy Springs visits his parents. The school closed last Monday with an instrumental and literary program featuring poems, essays, and songs. The Harmony Harmonica Troupe entertained in Easter Monday. Mr John Summers sells adjoining Braner lot for 450. Farmers have finished corn planting and plan to replant on the same ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
I. Eline
Frederick
Magote Goneo
Harmony Grove
Mra E Webster
John Goneo
Backy Springs
Suedar
Tze
John Summers
Dace
Aspirants vie for post office and revenue collector roles
Two candidates, Geof Manchon and Mir Ta Wastler, seek the post office and revenue collector positions respectively. Present postmaster TE Byler holds the office. The valley shows growing wheat, construction near Bise Ridge Summit, and new homes. No corn planted yet. Dr Waitchler improves residence.
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Sabditlasvi Ilems
Ofice
Geof Manchon
Meide Track
Republic
Mir TA Wastler
Air Wastler
TE Byler
Wrrb Co
Bise Ridge
John Shatter
Waitchler
Mec Ephraim Musings on Weather Tramps and Travels
Correspondent notes rain ending and balmy air improving crops. Tramps blamed on Democrats resigning under compulsion. Turner siblings to sail May 21 for months abroad, Paris exhibition planned, Miss Turner visiting Bradford and Hinifax. D F Harris home visit. studying hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim
Solim
Isure
Turner
England
Missy Turner
Ember
Bradford
Hinhfax
D F Harris
Shookstown Shakes Easter Visit News Item
Correspondence notes Mr Charles Haller and Emily of Araby spending Easter Sunday with Mrs Haller’s parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Mies. Edward Webster and family of Harmony Grove visited, and Mr Charles Andera and family from Harmony made a brief stop at Mr Huest’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shookstown
Charles Haller
Emily
Araby
Braddock Briefs Update from SRaDpocs April 29
Correspondence notes Union Sunday echo reorganization with Supt D M Grambine asst secretary L Bast secretary Chas E Grove Strahan Franklin Jackson treasurer Win Merer organists Lies BlaGom bine and Miss Kimagia East. Includes near accident involving John Young in Frederick, local visits, baseball game results 32 12 Frederick over Gratulation 2, barn construction by Geo Gilpin, mumps bout of Scheaffer, and severe Friday storm damaging orchards and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Taz News
Sradpocs
Union Sunday Echoe
D M Grambine
L. Bast
Chas E Grove
Strahan
Franklin Jackson
Win Merer
Lies BlaGombine
Kimagia East
Sip
Psse
John Young
Young Zears
Mase
Roanoke
Ches Eline
Fanare
Buckerstown
Neighbors
Eder
Josiah Schildt- Enechi
Price & Co
Frederick
Geo. Gilpin
Scheaffer
Ghaz. Scheaffr
Geo. Main
Pleasant surprise party for Fannie Beall at Beall home
April 30 at Greenfield Mills many locals gathered at the residence of Jaso$ Beall to honor Fannie Beall with a very enjoyable surprise party. Russell Deall is a favorite. Bartholow Windnill is urged to reply later. Robert Lier and J. W. Beall of Deerwood spent Sunday in Sandsy.
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Greenfield Mills
Tan News
Gasesfield Milis
Fannie Beall
Jaso$ Beall
Russ Deall
Bartholow Windnill
Robert Lier
J. W. Beall
Deerwood
Court Clerk records for month of April show instrument totals
The Clerk's Office lists instrument recordings for April: deeds 179, mortgages 188, chattel mortgages 8, bills of sale 11, deeds releases 5, and power of attorney 1, totaling the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maoath of Aph
Bridge Damaged on Potomac at Point of Rocks
After last week’s flood the Potomac rose about 20 feet at Point of Rocks bridge. Workmen labored Sunday until 6 p m and the trestle was deemed safe. Heavy drift collected beneath the structure. by 2 pm water ebbed and began to drop overnight. Drift and trees were removed as the river receded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangar
Pt of Rocks
Celebration of Inauguration Day Across Frederick
The city marked the anniversary with patriotic decorations and a grand public meeting at City Hall. Churches held services and choirs performed as Judge Lynch presided, with speeches by Dr. Eschbach and Rev Luther Kuhlman, plus patriotic tableaux and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Court House
Sand Ga. m
Tands P.m
The
Rat
Judge Lynch
Steiner
Carlton Shafer
Eschbach
G.E. Smith
Bader
McKallip
Robert Hemp
C. E. Moberly
Sheppard
Washington
Hail Sanders
America
W. H. Purnell
Uncle Sam
John Hargett
M G Amer
R Yeakle
Luther Kuhlman
Wm P Manleby, Jr
Rey FP Ward
Urner
Adamstown
Trinity
Sam
Boonsboro Odd Fellow Founder Delivers Washington Life Talk
Price of the M E church and Dr. P Bergstresser of the Lutheran church attended last night as a drum corps paraded the streets. Josiah Exzodie of Boonstoro Washington county, founder of the Boonsboro Odd Fellows in 1840 and long-time editor of the journal, delivered an interesting address on the life of Washington.
Heirs to Fortune Set for German Legacy Claim
Mr George Esterly acting for the German Empire consulate reports that the children of the late Nicholas Elumenauer in this city have inherited a small legacy through their maternal German relatives. Esterly will collect the due amount of 88 pounds 2 shillings 9 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esterly
German Empire
Nicholas Elumenauer
Germany
Esterly
Marriage Licenses Issued In Frederick County This Week
The Clerk of the Court reports seven marriage licenses issued in the past week. Wa H Martin and Nettle N Banks, both of Frederick county. George W Dovall and Laua M Werkl ing, both of Frederick county. Caleb E Nichols and Annie Jackson, both colored, Frederick county. John D Young and Florence Nams burg, both of Lewistown. Thomas H Myers and Florence C Burck, both of this city. Jenze T Anderson and Cornelias Everhard, both of Lime Kiln. Leonard A Arthur and Sarah L Mathias, both of Linganore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa H Martin—Nettle N Banks
Frederick County
George W Dovall
Laua M Werkling
Caleb E Nichols
Annie Jackson
John D. Young
Florence Namsburg
Lewistown
Thomas H Myers
Florence C. Burck
Jenze T Anderson
Cornelias Everhard
Lime Kill
Leonard A Arthur
Sarah L. Mathias
Linganore
Health Report for April by City Health Officer Johnson
Health report for April lists 15 interments and 8 deaths with 5 white and 3 colored. Four under five and three over seventy died. Causes include pneumonia two, paralysis one, consumption one, dysentery one, marasmus lipastroenteritis one. Two cases of mumps and two of chickenpox reported. Wim. Crawford Johnson, AL. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Crawford Johnson
City Health Officer
Wim. Crawford Johnson, AL. D
Real Estate Transfers in County Clerk Records
A week of land transfers is recorded with multiple buyers and sellers. Names include Samuel Dutro, Daniel Zecker, Anne Stanger, Harriet Fulton, Milton Urner, Mary Hane, Fleet Neighboure, Jacob Maine, Gesine Strawsberger, Peter Bussard, James Stabler, Samuel Russell, George Coram, James Fisher, Willian Dayhof, Charles Sanner, George Burger, Nelson Ramsburg, Win Garman, Sylvester Remsburg, George Stauffer, Theodore Stauffer, Warren Garrett, Alonzo Benner, Sarah Grimes, Samuel Birely, James Smith, Henry Boone, Daniel Metz, John Ringle, Nicholas Stansbury, James Stoner, and others. Amounts range from $50 to about $18,400 for various parcels in Frederick County and nearby districts.
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Samuel Dutro
Daniel D Zecker
Stephen R Bowlus
Anne R Stanger
Stauffer
Harriet A Fulton
Milton G. Urner
Henry F Ruprecht
Lot
Frederick City
Mary C Hane
George F Hane
Fleet R
Roger M
J Jacob Maine
Gesise W Strawsberger
Thomas Eyier
Lot, &c
Alexander Neill
J C Lane
Aftornaya
Peter E Bussard
James W Fisher
Willian Dayhof
Woodville
Charles V Sanner
George P Burger
Geo P Burger
Nelson D Ramsburg
Win H Garman
Frederick County
Sarah J
Otho Grimes
Samuel M. Birely
Samuel BE. Birely
James C. Smith
Henry Boone
Daniel O. Metz
John Ringle
Amy
Wilhide
Nicholas C. Stansbury
Jobs
Stoner
James C. Cram
Sophie
Farsni
Alfred
Arrests for disorderly conduct and funeral attendance
Oher Heuser arrested Elias Smothera and Alorene Lee for disorderly conduct yesterday. Mayor Zoli fined them 5 dollars each, said to rest the funeral. Mr. Geo. H. Fout died Monday afternoon from cancer at the river, aged 61. Funeral from the residence of David S. Nice on East Fourth Street at 3 pm. Dr. Debi officiated. interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers listed as Wa P Bice, Jacob F Schmidt, EF Moberiy, David S Bee Wm Four, AT Bice o Sons, undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O&her Heuser
Elias Smothera
Alorene Lee
Zoli
Geo. H. Fout
Iver
David S. Nice
East Fourth Street
Debi Jated
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Wa P Bice
Jacob F Schmidt
EF Moberiy
David S Bee
Missionary Services at Reformed Church Knoxville Md
The Ladies Missionary Society of Burkittsville charge will hold a monthly missionary program at the Reformed Church in Knoxville Md this Sunday May 5th 1889 starting at 7 50 p m. They will be assisted by friends from Innoxville. All welcome free admission and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Burkittsville
Knoxville
Friends Innoxville
Improved paper meat sacks prevent skippers
Advertising promotes an improved method to prevent skippers in meat using Weer less Paper Meat Sacks. The stronger paper sacks are claimed to be the best and cheapest way this season, with prices of 3, 4, and 5 cents, available from general merchants.
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the Daily News
Imec
Mullinix & Kemp
Shy
Max
Mt. St. Mary’e College
Solean High Masa
Mountaz
Siudente
Edw.McSweeny
Pret
Rochenbach
Deeley
Dress Goods Dept
Hood
Mary
Lowel
Mass
Joun Hendrickson
Lass
Sovan
Fredenck, Md
Vans Livers Stabies
Charles B. Gilloger
Flavius
Stureis
C.ty Baeggee
Penns
B. R
York Toad
Carroll Co
Borger
East Patrick Street
Cardest
James W. Pearre
Secons
Court Street
F.C. Delasiaioe
Pels
Sige St
Plymouth Rock
Lesher
Machet Street
Mount Pleagant
Stelper Broz Drag Store
Spresiig
Barga
FRED
Enck County Bank
Gale
Appi
Thomas& Son
Kiinchart
John Wilson
Frederick Ave
Baltimore
Fincastle, Botourt Co
Surreys
Dayton
Curta
C. i Guarattee Torives
Brengie
Cor
RIAL
Ale Z
Geo. Druat & Co
West Patrick Street
Kent
Orphers
Court
Bentz
Fourth
Fiteh
Lawrence Bentz
Mantz
Singer Machine
Frederick Esty
Vecinity
Oraddrega
W. F. Chilton
North Market St Frederick
Apriddow-Witt
Frederick Fair
P. O
Harry Goodsell
Mosit Bas
North Marketstreet
Blessrs
J. Marchat Miller
Thomas W. Morgan-R
W R. Steiner
Marketstreet
Msreadts
Eighth Street
J.M. Shawhaker
Moaroris
Henry Baumgardner
Freasrick
Marigdt
Grofs
Eustable
Tireea
Justus Miller
Frederick Riflemes Acmory
Patrick St
Balis
Sone
J. Beckley
Re&l
Alfred Ritter & Co
Deal Estate and Investsent Reorers
Ofce
West Second Street
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