Carty Furniture Store Stands As Frederick Trade Leader
A feature on C. Carty's firm at 42 44 46 East Patrick Street Frederick highlights its long establishment since 1870, vast three story showroom, and imports from first hand. The piece praises low prices, extensive stock from plush upholstered pieces to cottage sets, and notes Carty also runs a funeral directing service with his own hearse. The article lauds his public spirited nature and urges newcomers to visit the store for reliable supplies and striking displays.
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Frederick
C. Carty
East
Patrick Street
Pica
Baltiimore
Carty
Toe Naws
Garry
Sappington's Frederick Store A Landmark House
F B Sappington, a veteran Frederick merchant, runs a leading groceries crockery and house furnishings house at 72 North Market Street. Since 1872 the business has grown into the largest of its kind in the county with a vast crockery stock and a complete house furnishing department, featuring imported fine china, English ware, American glassware and a wide lamp selection.
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Frederick
F. B. Sappington
Mmore Thans Inty
Sippington
N. Market Street
Bir. Sappington
Crockery
Belziam
Frederick City Shoe Manufacturing Company Arrives
Mr. Monnie Wolverton of Atbaar North seeks new plant, urged by rail influence. Through B and C R R ties he visits Frederick in November and is impressed by leather quality and city prospects. By January 17 the company is organized and acquires its building to install top machinery for shoe manufacture.
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Monnie Wolverton
Atbaar, N
Frederik
Frederick
Agae
Frederick shoe factory starts with novel labor plan
On April 1 operations began and by May 1 stock included three thousand pairs of shoes crafted by a new force of green hands guided by four North-sourced instructors. Manager Wolverton pledges cost reductions of at least 10 percent versus northern production and touts an educated, nonunion workforce. The plant, two stories with basement, plans front expansion and a rear box factory, employing about 1100, producing RicKay sewed shoes for jobbing trade, with box-making contracted to Gettysburg, Pa. Far from typical bustle, Wolverton aims Goodyear sewed oak-leather lines and keeps a local, practical management style amid Frederick’s growth.
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North
Wolverton
Frederick
Gettysburg
T. Wolverton
Goodyear
Tawny
Col. Chas
E. Trail
Afonroe Wolverton
Thomas A. Haller
D. GC. Winebrewer
Tanning Firm GEO. K. Birbly & Sons Prominent in Frederick
GEO K Birbly and Sons, a leading leather tanning firm in Frederick, holds a high public standing due to its long history and industrial importance. The article outlines their role in the local industry and community esteem.
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Frederick
Palace Livery Stables Prominent Frederick Enterprise
The Palace Livery and Boarding Stables, operated by O J Gaver, occupies central South Market Street near the bridge with stables for 50 horses and a new office and waiting room. The article also details Geo K Birely & Sons tanning works on East Patrick Street and the City Garret House carpet firm at 13 North Market Street with wholesalers in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia.
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City Garret House
North Market Street
Baltimore
Walton
Axminster
Brussels
Messra
Cline & Co
Macyland
Lester
Cline
Stable offers deluxe service with best horses for hire
Mr. Gaver operates a premier county stable with gentle roadsters for carriage and family use, sturdy long haul horses, and fast driving teams. Services include funeral and wedding carriages, trained drivers, and boarded horses with comfortable stalls and attentive care. Stable is connected by telephone to hotels and businesses, with 24 hour team access. Gaver, a native, has held several trusted posts including cattle inspector and county clerk, earning local respect.
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Gaver
Beir
Cleveland
Bureau of Cattle Industry
Gras Leather Co Appears In Eastern Trade Network
The Gras firm manufactures best grade oak tanned leather and ships directly to manufacturers with a large wholesale trade in shoe findings. Members Lewis E. Birely and Geo. Birely, both well known in Us city, are praised for their business and public service.
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Messrs
Geo K. Birely & Sons
East Patick Street
Mrr
Geo. K. Birely
Geo. EE. Birely & Co
Geo. EE. Birely & Sons
Messrs. Birely & Sons
Smm
Yellow Springs
Gras
Messie
Lewis E. Birely
Geo. Birely
Cline & Co. Carpet Firm Spurs Frederick Growth
C. E. Cline & Co. stands as Western Maryland's only exclusive carpet store, a cornerstone business since 1880. Acquired by the current proprietors in 1888, the firm exemplifies local progress and metropolitan style in Frederick.
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Frederick
C. E. Cline & Co
Maryland
C. EB. Thomas
Leading dry goods house in Frederick shines with enterprise
Mr. Thos. H. Haller at 19 North Market street runs a large, stylish dry goods store in Frederick. The shop showcases English French German and American goods in rich fabrics with a strong dress department and extensive ladies wraps. Haller, established in 1883, has expanded to one of the city’s largest showrooms and holds multiple manufacturer and local company roles.
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Frederick
Thos. H. Haller
North Market
Haller
Neale
Ait. Haller
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick City Shoe Manufacturing Company
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Loudon County and
Frederick Bridge Company
Afr. Haller
Chas Diffendal & Co Wholesalers of Fancy Groceries
Frederick’s prime location with railroad access and fertile Frederick valley supports Chas Diffendal & Co a leading Western Maryland wholesale and retail grocer. Founded 1879 later Diffendal Bros and again Chas Diffendal & Co the firm ships foreign and domestic goods across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with a large three story building and elevator system and a specialty in fine liquors for family use.
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Frederick
Maryland
Visa
West Virginia
Frederick Valley
Virginia
Messrs. Chas. Diffendal & Co.’s
M J Grove Lime Company of Frederick County Era
The M J Grove Lime Company, established 1859 by J Grove, operates lime kilns and quarries on a 61 acre site with seven kilns and a rail linked works complex. It expanded to 93 acres with two plants and warehouses, exports to Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina West Virginia and Delaware, and uses iron firings to produce plastering and finishing lime. The firm, now capitalized at 100000 owned by the Grove family, is a leading local enterprise with extensive production capacity.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Erick County
Frederick
J. Grove
Mer
Grove
W J
M. J. Grove & Co
Buckeystown
Frederick Works
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virgina
North Carolina
West Virginia
Delaware
J E Price Co A Leading Frederick Hardware Firm
J E Price & Co a leading Frederick hardware and agricultural implements firm operates from Market and Patrick streets with a large three story building and several storage facilities. Founded 1865 by Stewart and Price, now D T Ordeman and J E Price run the business known for Peerless steam engines McCormick equipment and Studebaker wagons among other lines. The firm is noted for honorable methods, public spirit, and strong local impact. The Chilean insurgent vessel Iista question noted with uncertain seizure authority.
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J. E. Price & Co
Frederick
Messra. Stewart & Price
D. T. Ordeman
Stewart
Market and
Patrick Streets
P. R.R
Ice Street
Market Street
Patrick Street
Rink
Maryland
Peerless
McCormick Harvester
Binet and Mowers
Oliver
Syracuse
Crown
Studebaker
Buffalo
J. B.price & Co
Mesors
J. E Price
Price
Pennsylvania
Ordeman
Ick
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Ditfendal Builds Up City Trade With Traveling Salesmen
The speaker praises Ditfendal as an enterprising businessman who, by dedicating himself to his trade, has created a strong traveling salesman network. His efforts are credited with benefiting both his business and the city’s reputation.
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Ditfendal
Mr Grove and Sons Enterprise in Kiln County Industry
A late 19th century resume highlights the Grove Company with quarries on fine limestone ridges supplying gas purification silica stock. President Mr Grove, a prominent Kiln County native and former legislator, is praised for enterprise, road improvements, county development, and steady leadership.
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