Weather Record and Local Briefs From Frederick
The Frederick Daily News reports May 20 1890 temperatures and sun and moon times, plus a busy brief page. Notable items include election results in Cumberland with G W Mellinger defeating Brown, county tax levy set at 76 cents per $100, and various community notices. Also listed are meetings of the Independent Drum Corps and Frederick Riflemen, church convention in Baltimore, and social events at Mt St Mary’s Benevolent Association and Fairmount Cemetery funding.
The Social World Pound Party
A pleasant pound and birthday social was held at the residence of Mr Edward AL Dyer, 73 Essidik street, last evening. A large number of persons were present. The hours of the evening were deight fully spent in games, amusements, etc. 2 seasonable hour refreshments of a choice character were served. Sale of A House. Mr. Charles W. Ross, executor of Mrs. Joan Faubel, has sold a two story brick house and lot, situated on West Patrick street, the late residence of said deceased, to Mr. George Brust for $2500. The Sick. Mr. Charles King, dairyman for Mr. Charles E. T. Best, at Araby, this county, is lying critically with la grippe and double pneumonia. Dr. Frank F. Smith is the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward AL Dyer
Essidik Street
Charles W. Ross
Joan Faubel
Patrick Street
George Brust
Charles King
Charles E. T. Best
Araby
Frank F. Smith
Aldermanic Claims Committee Reports on Accounts
The aldermanic committee on claims met last night and reported on accounts to be passed at the monthly meeting. Dr Acker’s English Pills are advertised as active and pure for headache stomach issues loss of appetite and biliousness. Sold by JA Williamson druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic
Dr. Acker
Amerca
JA. Williamson Tarugrist
Regents in Session At Mount Vernon Reception For Visitors
Mount Vernon vice regents hosted the Virginia Board of Visitors with a terrapin luncheon and Virginia links including Wirt Hen and Frank Hume. Gov. McKinney postponed a Mount Vernon visit due to duties. Talks favored no major current improvements, though a fireproof relics building may rise on a knoll overlooking the river. Possible acquisition of Woodlawn estate was discussed. A new Prince of Wales tree stood healthy as English tourists photographed on the lawn aware their images would travel to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginis
Mount Vernon
Xginia Board of Visitors
Mrr. Wirt
Patrick Henry
Q. Washington
Frank Hume
Mr. Moore
Gov. McKinney
Washington
Woodlawn
Nelly Custis
Johan Pauncefote
Prince of Wales
England
Epworth League Anniversary Service at Walkersville Church
A May Sunday entertainment by the Epworth League of Mo E Church Walkersville praised for unity and growth. Thirty six members active under Pastor C T House with music led by Mrs Wagner Miss Hattie Albaugh and Prof C H Anders. The program featured readings songs a brief address and origin paper on Epworth. Names were given as prospective members amid strong congregational interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mo E
Walkersville
Hey. C.T. House
C. E. Guthrie
League
Dr. Wagner
Woodsboro
Hattie Albaugh
C.H! Anders
Rer. C. T. House
The
John
Charles Wesler
Weather and local notes from Brownsville area
After heavy rains the Brownsville area reports clear weather with cooler temperatures. Farmers and gardeners fear planting delays while the sick improve with Mr Shankle able to walk outside and Mrs Mullendere resting. Mr Blessing plans to Baltimore for a photography studio transition as partner Henry Fenge sails for Europe for about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Gardner
Shankle
Sophia Mullendere
John P. Blessing
Baltimore
Callery
Messrs. Blessing & Gon
Henry Fenge
Europe
Rates to Richmond for Lee Monument Excursion
Ss or me Qo reports rates from B F Bond for a Richmond excursion on May 2 to unveil the Lee monument. Rates apply to Confederate Veteran groups at $3.55 per person for 20 or more on one ticket. citizens rate unspecified. Church notes mention Wednesday services and May devotions at St Johns Catholic and Reformed churches with confirmations and Holy Communion services forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seckley
B_ F
Bond
Richmond
Lee Monument
State v Gertie James hearing ends with discharge
A hearing before Magistrate Wilson in the case State vs Gertie James on assault charges resulted in discharge for want of sufficient evidence. The piece also advertises Dr Acker's Blood Blister as a guaranteed remedy claimed to cure syphilitic poisoning ulcers eruptions pimples and to purify and strengthen the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie James
David Ceasar
Wilson
Dr. Acker
Jefferson Jottings and Nearby Gossip
Jefferson notes report Harman Keafanger visiting J Harman Culler, sick Jacob Culler, fencing by George Hargett, Nina Thomas returns from Baltimore, Mrs Friday and Mrs Doty in Frederick, M E church Sunday school officer vote, Stella Hedges leads infant Sunday school, May 24 sale of Leonard Grove mountain lot, Feaster improves reformed parsonage stable, H C Biser hauling stone for ice house, an advertised letter for Jacob Barlup, Young People's meetings at M E church, 62 pound carp caught in Catoctin creek, new paling fence for Samuel M Culler, Taneytown items on rheumatism and visits, old Reformed church steeple fall. Maryland Democratic Editorial Association meets at Belair. officers to be elected June 14. road trip to Delta with quarry visits. royal Belair reception and banquet. speeches by local editors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Jottings
Harman Keafanger
Howard County
J. Harman Culler
Jacob Culler
Lewis Culler
George Hargett
Cel Horine
C. R. Horine
Nina Thomas
Ezra M. Thomas
Baltimore
Ella M
A. D. Doty
Frederick
Evan. Lutheran
L. Kuhlman
M. E
Stella Hedges
Lutheran Sunday School
C. B. Fout
L. Q. Whip
Jefferson
Leonard S. Grove
Breathersville
Washington County
Frank Feaster
H.C. Biser
Jacob Barlup
Youn People’s Meeting
Chas. Poole
Catoctin Creek
Samuel M. Culler
Maryland Democratic Editorial Association
Belair
Mfotel Bennett
Maryland
Delta
Deer Creek
Delta al Belair
I. M. Street
Harford Democrat
Mr. Bell
Hagerstown Mail
J.C. Hill
Ellicott City Times
Geore C. Cadaway
The
Easton Ledger
C. H. Vanderford
Westminster Advocate
Tudge Watters
George Maynadier
Prof Poole Receives Pension After War Service
Professor Cyrus W Poole was publicly thanked by friends after reading The News that he had been granted a pension. He served in Cole s Cavalry Company L under Captain John A McCoy from March 1854, fighting at Hill Leetown Charlestown Bunseer Hi W Wa and Halltown where a sunstroke forced him from duty. His pension application was filed in 1983 and he expects seven years back pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Cyrus W. Poole
Tug
Cole
Cavalry
John A. McCoy
Hill
Leetown
Charlestown
Bunseer
May Storms and Decoration Day Plans in Liberty
Reactionary May storms slow by cool air from May 22 to 26. Decoration Day will be observed for the first time in Liberty on May 30 with multiple speeches and the Liberty Comet Band. Also includes health ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and Kemp's Balsam promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
City Hotel in Fredericktown Advertises Relocation and Renovation
An 1828 notice from Fredericktown reports Jos. Talbott has moved to Mrs. Kimball's Tavern, renamed City Hotel. The building undergoes repairs with new additions and a large stable to serve guests, offering moderate rates and stage travel to Baltimore and Washington. The item includes an 1825 clipping about an apricot shown at a New York horticultural society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
National Intelligencer
City Hotel
Jos. Talbott
Beys
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Horticultural Society
Storm Strikes Birely Shed Pinning Lightning Shock
In Ladiesburg during Monday’s hail and rain storm a lightning bolt struck the straw and hay shed of Adam D. Birely. Jesse C. Birely was in the shed nearby and was stunned. Dust and cinders flew over him as the current entered the earth. Hail damaged wheat fields owned by Col. D F Schaeffer Amos Eyler and Samuel C Haugh. The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Haugh’s church announce an anniversary for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Adam D. Birely
Jesse C. Birely
Birely
Col
D. F. Schaeffer
Amos Eyler
Samuel C. Haugh
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
Haugh's Church
Eyler's Valley News Local Church and Visits
Preaching occurred at the U B church led by Rev G J Rowdabush. Visitors include Mrs Martha Eyler and Miss Susan Yessler from near Hagerstown. William Hoke and William Valentine of Emmitsburg visited the valley. W H Zentz of Mechanicstown also visited. School closed Thursday. teacher C F Fox returned home to Foxville after a large term and popular with students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
C.F. Fox
Foxville
Local Visitors and Hotel Arrivals List
Liberty Bus section notes visits from Mr Thomas Galagher and wife near Mt Pleasant and others to relatives in town. Also records hotel arrivals including G J Capp New York and C P Paper Philadelphia with several from the county and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bus
Thomas Galagher
Mt. Pleasant
Galagher
Crizx Horet
G. J. Capp
New York
A. Pereare
B.H. Gault
Hf. C. Wolf
Philadelphia
C. E. Doe
Providence
Fr. K. Woodridge
Poughkeepsie
W. E. Chisholm
W. B. Windsor
Balto
C. Littleton
Washington
S. N. Kime
Toledo
Carrix House
C. ©. Bingham
C. P. Paper
Phila
W. Bond
Marston, Jr
Baito
Centra Hore
E. J. Crossdale
C. Hoover
Indiana
E. H. Clowes
Buena Vista
Purely Personal Notices Jump Across Cities and Counties
Maj Geo G Ligare of Chicago visits Col Geo T Cline at Lawndale Place. Miss Edith Bragouler of Baltimore visits sister Mrs C T Picking at Harmony Grove. NIN David Grove contractor erecting a barrier for Mr Join M Summers at Shookstown. Mrs Aubrey Pearre and son of Baltimore visit Mrs J E Sifford East Second St. Mrs John Spurrier and son of Poolesville visit Mrs E L H Bigse West Second St. Miss Addie Spurrier of Montgomery county returns home. Mr A C Lorentz purchases a Columbia Light Roadster. Ina Ross leaves for Baltimore to visit friends. Mrs James M Hood and Mrs Jennie Nelson attend rededication of the Reformed church at Cavetown, Washington county. Mr D M Zimmergian leaves for Claremont PA on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. G. Ligare
Chicago
Geo. T. Cline
Lawndale Place
Edith Bragouler
Baltimore
C. T. Picking
Harmony Grove
Nin David Grove
Join M. Summers
Shookstown
Aubrey Pearre and Son
J. E
James M. Hood
Jennie Nelson
Cavetown
Washington County
Zimmergian
Claremont
Garfield's Remains Removed to Monument Vault
In Cleveland a May 20 report states that at dawn Garfield's remains were moved from the public vault to the monument crypt for their final rest. The coffin, encased in a heavy metallic casket for years, required eight workmen to load it into a hearse and tomb. Also moved were the President's mother’s remains to the monument, which will be dedicated on Memorial Day. The Chautauqua Circle met at Mrs Reefer's residence on West Third Street with a large attendance and an elegant reception hosted by Mrs Hood. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lilly's East Second Street on Tuesday evening, May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Cleveland
Lake View
Ford
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Charles H. Reefer
West Third Street
J. M. Hood
L. Lilly
East Second Street
Blsappington
Market Street
Lottie
Ith Street
Alchact
Teachers Examination Schedule For Certificates
At the annual examination of applicants for teacher certificates to be held next week at the school examiner's office in the Court House those applying for first grades will be examined on Wednesday and Thursday and those for second grades on Friday. Colored teachers will be examined on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
New legal holiday proclaimed for Decoration Day
Gov. Jackson issues a proclamation naming May 30 as Decoration Day a legal holiday under a new law. Friday of next week will be the first holiday under the act, marking the establishment of a state recognized day of observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Just
West Friday
Hymeneal announcements and local notices from St James Lutheran
Married on the 14th at St James parsonage Dennis Middleton to Georgiana Palmer both colored of this city Rev Dr Diehl. May 20th Franklin L Muller to Mollie A Reutzahn of Middletown. Bas eball game on Eisenhauer's lot between St Louis and Frederick clubs St Louis won 26 10 3%. Buckey to display goods at City Hotel May 20 21. Haberkorn to car cleaner and inspector Crouse succeeds him. Testimonials for Electric Bitters and Hood's Sarsaparilla highlight health boosts from kidney and liver remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymeneal
St. James Lutheran Parsonage
Diehl
Dennis Middleton
Georgiana Palmer
Franklin L. Muller
Mollie A. Reutzahn
Middletown
County
Eisenhauer
St. Louis
Frederick
Schroeder
Wood
Miller
Weather and labor mix in Foxville area after rains
Heavy rains delay corn planting as farmers struggle to complete work. Darpeelers return home with money and worn clothes while the Catoctin Furnace Company resumes contracts to provide charcoal, signaling a revival in mountain woodcutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxville
Catoctin Furnace Company
Joint Committee Meeting for Independence Parade Preparations
A joint committee of the independent Junior and United Gre companies meets at 8 o clock in the Junior Association rooms to hear sub committee reports and plan for the id of July parade. The Juniors have engaged the Midtown Band for the Fourth of July parade. Lorentz of Chambersware Pa formerly of this city sustained eye injuries from brass and glass shards while near a city on Monday en route to Baltimore for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeviors
Lorentz
Chambersware
Baltimore
Chiholm Air
Mulliniz Kemp Market Street Entrance Sale
Our Dry Good Room is full of merchandise including jars and hand mirrors. Many items are discounted with appealing prices as recent days show lower costs, offering bargains before stock runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Ecini
Mirtas
Muller
Mane
Perfert Cosnes
Carnet Department Sheds Light on Holiday Traffic
The Carnet Department notes festive holiday activity and mentions Maitings arrival yesterday. Frig drives and pristine goods fill displays at M Faeentids Tier as Mullinix and Kemp invite visitors to their rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnet
Gret
Mullinix & Kemp
Musical and literary program at Bedford Street church
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at Bedford Street Church Cumberland will host a music and literary entertainment tomorrow evening featuring Rev. C. E. McCullough and his wife. Also noted, the case State v. Richard Hartsock was postponed to Saturday at 10 AM. Jos. B. Garrett's Tug Store reports a metal-driven trade surge while offering 60 free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and throat ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor of
Bedford Street
Church At
Cumberland
C. E. McCullough
This Star
Richard Hartsock
Turner
Jos
B. Garrett
Dr. King
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the Daily News
Jay
Cena Ae
Wed
Groshon
Frederick Riflemen
Improvement Land and Building Association
Mutual Insurance Company
John Taylor
Monteruey Hospital
J. R.L. Hardesty
Ocalist
G. W. Mellinger
Brown
Junior Fire Company
Mt. St. Mary's Benevolent Association
PE. Church of the Diocese of Maryland
St. Peters Church
John A. Lynch
Charles E
All Saints
Fairmount Cemetery Company
Doll
W. A
East Church Street
Salvation Army
Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
Daniel Hendrickson
Carie Baumsardner
Lacey Glessner
Mary Russmanl
Gaz
Pm Sam
Bain
Sac
Regents
Whitman
Charlottetown
Council of Baptists
Joliet
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Saratoza
St John’s
Taneytown
T. H. Eckenrode
Maggie Cross
Westminster
C. A. Elliot
Elliot Hotel
Chas. Basebead
Littlestown
Dana Garner
Chas. Dougherty
New Midway
L. A. P. Baker
Gettysberg
James C. Davis
Conowago
Frank Hemler
Agnes
Mt. Saint Marys
Lewis Hemler
T.h.eckenrode
William Teichner
Hood
Bucklen
Joseph B
Kemp
Reno
Lata
Ancient History
Witliam Simpson
Johnson
Tenn
George Null
James P. Brightwell
Rosanna Myers
Ezra Etzler
Frank Turner
Airs
George Whitmore
B. V. Buckey
Joel Gutman & Co
John Haberkorn
Schroyer
Thos. Crouse
Haberkorn
Garrett's
D*sPersia
Scotty
le Fay
Sausacu
George A. Page
Watertown
Mites
Hoods CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Meciasics Saint
Hank
Samuel Nixdorfe
G.S. Groshon
Gulton A
Woodwind
Market St. Maytudt
John Hendrickson
Henrieteas
Roderuce
Joan C. Roderuck
Ladiesburg, Frederick Co
Mary J. Houck
Jweaty Houck
Henry Culler
Frederick County
City
Frederick City
Zoeloek
P.m
Frederick Voungy
Woodsboss
Damel
EB. Houck
Marion F. Houck
Daniel J.ouck
Te Sart
Gund Lim
Mortrage
A.C McDanieil
John C. Roderuck
John C. Roneruce
Ladienburg
Ver Sheen
N.Y
Bargain House. A
N. Market Street
Yewsore
Drs Goojs and
Notiuss House
Charles Broadway
Broadway
Pauls
Walloc
Hether
BP Coton
Pans Homes
Root
Bigeki Sinai
Tewal and
Fools Gay Heautiful
Goat Heavy Enve
Alban
Alexandria
Childre Slissen
Jaro
Reese
Ol. & Dall
Aplace Mburgs
Sle
Ste
Iera
Mk Strather
North Market Street
Worley
Denliddwe
E. Patrick Street
Virginia
G. Weltyf
Onice Shion Manufacturing Co
Maylidin
Market St, Mony
Apply Et Aue
Patrick St
Palmetto Fibre Co
Frederick, Md
East Sixth St
Gev
W. Cramer
Mayisdiw
Smlall
Payne
Seyisdiwe
CA. Fraser
West Pate
Rick Street
Deaver
J.L. Michael
Marizatt
West Patrick Street
Francis Johnston
Imearkatl
Doll & Son
Jaca
Enderwear
Hostery
Hosteay
G.3
Mulliniz & Kemp
Cpper Nist
John Y. Thomas
George Fogle
Sun
Irving Parsons
Frederick Co
W. Irving Parsons
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