Moon's Phases and Local Notices Supplement Issue
A six page extra issue of The News presents advertising and illustrated matter. Purely Personal items note visits across cities, including Mrs. George Young, Hagerstown residents, and several local residents visiting Baltimore, Frederick, Knoxville, and Washington. Society items mention meetings of the Salvation Army and local clerical and marriage notices follow, with two pending hearings for Jacob Brengle and John Hart on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus News
C.L. Hartsock
George Young and Son
North Market Street
Baltimore
H.S. Spittle
Point of Rocks
W.H. Wyand
Hagerstown
R. Lee Hame
W. Earle
Pig Hagerstown
Freder
Jacob Brengle
John Hart
Turner
Eckstein
Murder? Wounded Woman Tries to Kill Family, Husband Fights Back
Reports from Sibillasville detail Mrs. Nettie Waugh, jailed on attempted murder charges, suffering dementia after a poisoning attempt. Her husband, a laborer named Waugh, was shot by his brother as she attacked with a pistol. he survived but was gravely wounded. An inquest and trials loom as doctors treat mental collapse and bullet injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh
Nettie Waugh
Ssiulimye Land
Tes
F. B Smith
Ira McCardy
Woolton
Wolfsville
Samuel Rogers
Buena Vista Station
McElroy
Highfield
Large Cattle Bought by Windsor Williams at Fountain Mills
Windsor Williams of west Fountain Mills purchased from James Boyd of Montgomery county a lot of cattle including five weighing 1300 and 2005 pounds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Windsor Williams
West Fountain Mills
James Boyd
Montgomery County
Petition Dismissed in Desort Devilbiss Suit
The circuit court concluded the case of Henry Desort and Darius Devilbiss against W. DB. 2 Myers, begun Monday and mentioned in The News, by dismissing the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Desort
Darius Devilbiss
W. DB
Myers
Church Notes Roll Call of Local Church Events
German Baptist Love Feasts were held today at Brownstille and Rocky Ridge. The lockout committee of the Christian Endeavor Society will meet this evening. Presbyterian Sunday school debated a bold plan for a strawberry ice cream festival on Tuesday to Thursday next week. Young People’s Unions of local churches plan meetings and program events this week. The new Wyamsville church will be dedicated on Sunday May slot with services. The 103rd annual Maryland Diocese P E Church convention opened in Baltimore with delegates from the county. The Woman’s Auxiliary met in Baltimore parish house. The Maryland Synod Woman’s Lutheran Missionary Society meets tomorrow at Woodsboro with a full program of services, addresses, and district reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownstille
Rocky Ridge
Christian Endesyver Society
Evangelical Lutheran Cherrck
Presbyterian Sunday School
Kemp Heal
Young People's
Christian Unies
M. E
Harmeoy Grove
T .O'clovk
Dragramme
U. B
Eetes
Wyamsville
Flaam
Giundat
Stiena
P E. Church
James Stephenson
New Market
Woman's Lutheran Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Maryland Synod
Woodsboro
Manuel
J. Howarb Bymon
W. H. James
Maryland Synod Society
J. Miller
Carrie Maurer
J. Kuhlman
Mis Faneic Lanner
Magsie Mehrling
Jefferson
P. Hy Miller
Westminder Auss Neame Routzahe
Evangelical Lutheral Church
Three Day Session Opens at United Brethren Church
The Ministerial Institute of the United Brethren in Christ Maryland Conference began a three day session at 2 PM in the United Brethren church. The program includes discussions by visiting divines, with officers elected for organization and a catechism paper presented. The second day features ongoing sessions and morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Institute of
The
United Brethren In Christ of the
Maryland
United Brethren Church
Bir
Marshall Handley
East Sixth Sith Street
G. J Roudabush
Jacob Wiles
East Eighth Street
W. L. Martin
E. J. Mece
Groff
J. T. Shaffer
A. M. Evers
United Brethren Parsonage
A&. N. Horm
L. C. Bertner
Richard Wolfe
West Fourth Street
B. Castle
E. Parsonage
G .B. Brane
Henry Snyder
West Patrick Street
Hey
Bovy
Wm. M. Feags
East Church Street
D. D. Heevys
Patrick Street
Co. Wering
Geo. Fox
North Market Street
M. Il. Manging
Wm. Blentlinger
B. & C. Avenue
J. Spassard
C.F. Flook
Institute
D. D.keeny
L.O. Bertner
W.L. Martin
D. R. Bovy
L. O. Ner
D. B Bovy
D. D. Heedy
L. Q O. Bertner
L.O Bertner
SOCIAL WORLD NOTES OF A PLEASANT EVENING
A Brunswick resident Mr C P Smith was surprised by friends at his home Saturday night with vocal and instrumental music in a pleasant gathering. Also a bass party of seven couples left Frederick for Lewistown to attend a straw festival hosted by the Utica Reformed choir. A birthday pound party at Albert Derr's home featured games and socializing with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Smith
Brunswick
Frederick
Lewistown
Reformed Choir
Utica
Mollie Crem
Nora Reiling
Mollie Railing
Afaie
Jennie
A Taylor
Hosangec
Charles Payogs
Ciayeoe Cram
Joseph Sincel
George Willner
George Railing
Albert Derr
Lot Sale in Frederick City Manufacturing District
The Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company closed a two day lot sale in their Northwest addition with eleven lots sold at fair prices. Remaining 105 lots to be offered later. several buyers plan immediate construction. Sale totals reached $1,012.50 for yesterday and 244 lots sold over two days, totaling $45,992.00. Notables at the sale included Col Sherman J. Brown and Adjutant J. R. Neeley of Washington, D. C. plus local residents and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucton
Frederick City
Suill
Merion Faubel
Park Row
Utermebic
Hestilenes
Charkes
Frederek
Herrerd
Fredericy
Rendertekaratu
Sherman J. Brown
J. R. Neeley
Washington, D. C
Marybunt
The
Sons of Veterans
Public sale in Wey Addition Frederick lot sale results
The Wey Addition in Frederick sold two blocks of lots near East South and Water Street at C L Hartsock’s office. Several cash buyers paid prices from 3 to 78 dollars for lots. total gate around 594 dollars. Also listed several estate transfers and a special excursion train at reduced rates for the German Baptists meeting with ten thousand attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoonlight Sele
Lota
Howard
W. J. Delapiatne
W.T. Delanisine
C. Howard
W.T. Delapisine
W.T. Delspisie
Chas. Phoebus
Geo. Bateheimer
P. Renner
A P. Renner
Low Kates
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shigerty
Hagerstownet
Hagerstown
Contemptible tactic used by local clothing firm son
A customer was pressed by a local clothing firm to buy under a pretense of a bankruptcy sale. The son allegedly claimed rival stock carried smallpox to deter shopping elsewhere, while the author urged fair dealing. Samuel Baxbaum signs the letter defending honest business practices and warning against deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Samuel Baxbaum
Mothers Bible Stories As told in Israel book offer
The Brodix Publishing Company of Washington DC sells a new and valuable one volume edition titled Mothers Bible Stories As told in Israel. It is subscription only with a free Home Magazine gift and charts. Agents wanted in Frederick County to call Geo B Hall at Carlin House for commissions and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodix Publishing Company
Washington, D. C
Israel
Frederick
Geo. B. Hall
Carlin Aouse
Decessaty Bitarzemedta
Frederick City
Canin House
Pyuor Arere
Geo. H
Pico-Nic at City Opera House Friday May 20 1891
Home talent entertainments set for May 20 at 8 o clock with seats limited. Reserve by calling Yeakle's for comfortable seating or opt for standing room. Boat excursion departs 3 PM May 29 with general rate 35 cents, upper deck 25 cents. chair reservations 15 cents from May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Yeakle's
City Opea House
Beautiful crimson carpet for Jameville Methodist Church
C. E. Cline & Co. of this city has furnished the Jameville Methodist Church with a beautiful carpet. The coloring is bright crimson and the pattern is a fine design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Cline & Co
Jameville
Great Increase in Cereaville Flour Sales Week Ending March 21
Our retail sales of Cereaville flour were one third higher for the week ending March 21 than ever before, showing strong demand for a good product. We manufacture exclusively for the home trade. E. A. Shriner ling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cereaville
E. A. Shrinerling
New Outings Line Sparklers and Bargains Spotted
The new line of Outings Charlies and Serges opens with beauties and bargains in 27 and 40 inch flouncings. Shan tong pongees priced at 12 cents attractively cheap. See cars.
Carpet Department Sees Surge in Jap Mattings
The carpet department reports 47 rolls totaling 7880 yards of Japanese Mattings arrived yesterday, bringing season totals to 170 rolls or 6300 yards. Sales grow daily since introducing Jap goods. customers urged to visit headquar ters for exclusive styles and prices.
Reading Railroad gains control of Gettysburg and Harrisburg
The Reading Railroad on Friday acquired control of the Gettysburg and Harrisburg railroad and will assume possession immediately. The Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad Company, organized in 1857, will serve as a valuable addition, linking Reading with Carlisle and the Western Maryland at Gettysburg. The move renews interest in a line from Mechanicstown to Middletown to connect with the Western Maryland, with incorporation papers being prepared. Local incorporators include D. Edwart Ke further and Charles Coblente among Middletown Valley backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harisberg
Gettysburg
Reading Railroad
Gethysburg
Carlisle
Reading
Aiditioasi Co
White Cunierland Valley Railroad
Western Maryland Railroad
Mechantextown
Middletown
Maryland
Middletown Valley
Mesum
D. Edwant Kefauser
Charles Coblente
Thomas Remsburg
Mzchsuiceton Np
Mrsere Stainer Sebley
George W. Stockedale
L. R. Waegsche
Pleasant Catholic Benevolent Legion entertainment
A Monday evening program in the Catholic Benevolent Legion hall featured musical and literary acts led by Mrs J D Hayden Dr E McSherry Frank Frei F W Staub Mrs J Rosherry Maggie and Mollie Eisen hauer and Dr B G McSherry with Res W E J Reaney as or ganist and Prof Bill Firestone presiding.Sunday School Convention activities at Yak Hill continued with a children's meeting and tomorrow's program includes two teachers rewards and discussion on minister’s role with Scripture followed by sessions on conducting successful teacher meetings and a Sunday school convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plessant
Catholic Benevolent Legion
J. D. Hayden
E . McSherry
Frank Freiie
F. W. Staub
J. Ro Sherry
Maggie
Mollie Eisenhauer
B. G. McSherry
Yak Hilt
Jesse Bittinger
Wesley Rouskey
J. Ebsugh
W. EH. Duglas
G. W. Seamer
T. Montgomery
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the Daily News
Exromren Sr
Reno
Sch
Bam
bin Nes
Zisen Wee
Moon
Brish Bros
R. H. Campbell
Millard J. Palmer
Hansonville
State Normal School
Ballumore
Lo. Berthier
D.D. Reedy
Washington County
John Wilson
John E. Sifford
Scranton
Edward Myers
W. R. Steiner
Daniel O' Staley
Knoxville
Ole Carty
Bertie Kneaster
Washington
O. C. Carty
Emily Garrott
B. Garrott
East Patrick Street
Sabina Beckley
GC. E. Moberly, Jr
H. H. Quynn
Evansville
Ind
Dr. Hodges
Texas
A. Fearhake
South Market
C. A. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Agnes Kelly
Fannie Pampell
West Church Street
Katie Wachter
Salvation Army Fame
Virginia
Wm. F. Brand
Emmitts‘Dumg
Henedtenion
T. Calvary
Little Sistera of the Poor
Aan
Pell
A. J
D. Geisinger
Owens
Maggie Sylark
Baer
Wm. Morgan
Court Park Fountain
Eader
Joseph M. McGahs
Belle McKinny
Urbana
Internal Revenue
T. A. Wastler
Sibillasville
Jeremish Fox
Littleton CG. Fox
Judson Hil
Peter Bell
William T. Lewis
Jeremiah Lewis
Joshus
Main
Isaigh Mais
Frederick Krantz
Reformed Church
Woodberry
Sabillasville
Highfeld
Brooswick
Wm. E. Jones
Peter Seeger
Billy
Fonersi
Etta
Charles
Annie Fraley
Luther Burdett
Hopeland
C. B. Exstitute
Harvey Wiles
Topeland
George Leanh
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wor Moberly
James P. Perry
Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
M. Moberly
Geo. F. Thomas
Charles H. Keefer
O'Leary
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Carter Street
Hygela Tee
Sanburn Brown
Lottie Mattoon
Gem Steam Laundry
German Baptist Conference
Hilgerstown
James DeLauder
Middlepoint
This County
Taa
Harper's Ferry
Ibilomathesa Literary Society
M. Thomes H. Myers
Philomathean Literary Society
John Walsh
Baton Foundry and Machine Works
Matilda Gray
Beaver Creek
Mountain Park
Berks County
Bartholows
McMurray Packing Company
Fea
Hygeia
Messrs
J. Polk Biser
George McDuell
Renay
M. E. Church
Issi
Messrs. C
D. Stnil
G. A.R
Boring
Marshall E
Goldsborough
David Barkman
James IL Barkman
Joseph Welty
Maury A Weity
Love
Josephine Brown
Jane F. Cory
Helen Schley
James McSherry
Conrad Nutead
Frederick County
Edward H. Houck
Abraham Michel
Mulliniz & Kemp
Departsiene
Weportant
Dr. Iortisy
D. H. Best
Gall
D. H. Belt
C. E. Oline & CO
Apridam
Cline &Co
City Carpet House
Circuit Court
Sit- Ung
la Equity
Daniel B. Stone
J. Assignen
Henry Stander
Heuben
Saxony
Aea
Frederica Oman
Noah E. Cramer
N. Market St Frederick, Hd
American Fire Insurance CO
2Ovets Inc
John Hendeiczsor
Indis Silki
Jobs Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
G. A. Gilbert's
Justin
Gilbert
North Market
Onule
Teade Peavenatrin & Wertheimer
Aston
P.O Hoyt
Frederick, Mo
Grofe Park
West Pourth
Wilth Sta
Aix
Aize
PRR
Vaphros. Groff
Wim
Hinks
Magickizjels
Northwest Addition
Bern
C. L. Hartlock
Real Estate and Insurance Broksh
West
Patrick Strest
Frederick, MD
Lore
Sondition
Atore
Bothstate
Barra
J.B. Tromar
Prvate Sale
Heal Estate
Schleysville
Frederick Co. Agricultural Society
Rasdin Jobn B. Thomas & Son
G. J. Doll & Son
Siuffs
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