Advertisements and Local Notices From City Today
A jumble of classifieds lists items for rent, livestock for sale, a vaudeville at City Opera House, a collector wanted, sale and supper, specials at City Hotel Cafe, oyster dishes and pies, and various business names such as Central Refining and Yingling's. Several items reference Dr Highbarger, Mrs H A Wiggins, and A T Morris. The scattered entries imply a bustling daily ad page with multiple vendors and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.E Mullinix
Wm. Anderson
City Opera House
Dinsmore Pub. Co
West Church St
Dr. Highbarger
Central Refining Go
A. G. ‘Qoyan & Co
A.T. Morris
H. A. Wiggins
L. S. Chagan
Doll's
Dr. Brown
City Hotel
Yingling’s. Somp
Yingling
S. Oysters
S. Drydz
Don Brothers
Heaty
Beath Lowenntcie & Wertheimer
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasent Paragraphs About Thees Who Come and Go. Mr. Gee Stocksdale and wife of Pit Cairn Pa are visiting his parents in Tourmons. Miss Emily Dull of Baltimore is the guest of the Misses Trandle South Market street. Mr and Mrs Frank Wagaman East Church Street are visiting friends and relatives in Hagerstown. Mr J R Chipman moved his family from Baltimore into his house on New York Hill Brunswick. Miss Clara Landers of Thermont has returned home from a month’s visit with friends in Selins Grove Pa. Mrs J IX Zimmerman left this morning to attend a district meeting of ee at Woodbine Carroll County. Mr L BE Mullinix East Third street has been spending the week in Philadelphia and New York on business and has returned. Mr Charles O'Donnell Lee and family returned to Melwood Boland Park Baltimore after spending the summer at Knoxville in this county. Land Condemance The jury of condemnation in the proceeding of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company vs Luther H Browning awarded Browning 45 damages for quake of the new roadbed at Mt Airy. The railroad was represented by Jd Roger McSherry and Mr Bond of Westminster. John B B Wood represented Browning. The jury included Nathan Neighbors Gary S Stall Charles Haptohn Crowne Ezra Housk Thomas Haugh John W Hamm George Esterly Thomas H C Ebberte Bonmin F Grove George H Kusstaaul and George Houck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Stocksdale
Pitcairn
Brungwick
Mica Clara Landers
Thermont
Selins Grove
J. IX. Zimmerman
Woodbine
Carroll Hooty
L. BE. Mullinix
East Third Street
Philadelphia
New York
Charles O'Doonel Lee
Melwood
Boland Park
Baltimore
Knoxville
This County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Luther H. H Browning
Browning
Mt. Airy
Roger McSherry
Mr. Bond
Westminster
Railroad
Mr. Browning
Nathan Neighbors
Gary S Stall
Charles Haptohn Crowne
Ezra Housk
Thomas Haugh
John W. Hamm
George Esterly
Thomas H. C. Ebberte
Bonmin F. Grove
George H. Kusstaaul
George Houck
Deaths and notices span a Brunswick child and local events
Death of Willis Kenny four at Brunswick on October 31 after diphtheria. Funeral November 2 at St. Catholic Church Petersville. Claude Keim, 16, injured eye from stray shot while peeping through knot hole at Spring Valley, eye removed to save the other. Arthur P. Gorman Jr to wed Grace Norris on November 28 at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington. They will reside at the St Paul Baltimore after January 1. Cumberland grants tax exemption to Iqbal Elota Ear ing Company of New Jersey to build a silk plant. project tied to McKinley reelection. site chosen and construction to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Kenny
Thomas J. Ranney
Brunswick
Father O'Connell
St. Catholic Church
Petersville
Claude Keim
Spring Valley
Keim
Arthur P. Gorman,Jr
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Grace James Norris
James L. Norris
Washington, D.C
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
St. Paul
Baltimore
Cumberland
Cumberland City
Iqbal Elota Earing Company
New Jersey
McKinley
Religious Services Announced Across Several Churches
Sunday worship and Sunday school plans are listed for multiple churches in the area. St John’s, Lutheran, Episcopal and Methodist congregations schedule morning and evening services with details on times, Sunday school, and special events. Marriages and a local church social are also noted, along with a report of a disturbance near Forville tied to an election moment.
Robbery at Ellicott City Station
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Station safe in Ellicott City was blown open Thursday night and about 25 dollars in cash 1 cent stamps nickels and pennies stolen. Baggage Master James Halm found the ruined safe at 6 am yesterday. Also notes Rear Admiral Schley’s cruiser Chicago arriving at Montevideo Uruguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Baltimore and Ohio
James Halm
Womans College Notes Elections Happenings At the Mack
A Halloween gathering at the college featured a mock polling scene with a Bryan campaign focus. Students and teachers enjoyed games and music from Robinson's string orchestra, with decorations, moonlit grounds, and refreshments. New boarding students bring total enrollment to 145. college adds opera chairs, a 65 member choral society, and upcoming concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tethy Tinea Legiteg
Ify
Bryan
McKinley
Wooler
Csenieg
Halowe
College Hall
Ar. Robinson
Hallowe
Beckwith
Gring
Frederick H. Sykes
Tennyson
Dredging changes, burglaries, and election counts in brief
The Sun reports varied local items including a 2¢ rise in dredging changes from last season, a Rising Sun post office burglary with cash and stamps stolen, and an incident in which a contractor suffered alleged injuries at work. Hyattsville postpones waterworks work until spring while Montgomery County election returns show McKinley 58,804 to Bryan 51,986 out of 114,348 votes. A life-ending fall kills Dr. Campbell Harstone of Carroll County. The Hammondnica Company of Baltimore, incorporated yesterday in Delaware with 2,000,000 capital, plans ice production at lower prices. Maryland Agricultural College’s Captain Silvester attends a national meeting in Hartford. A 6,000-barrel oil gusher at Lewis county, West Virginia, is drawing oilmen. Senator Gorman backs McKinley aligned policy stance in the Philippines. A wind-blown sign near North Market Street toll gate falls. Rev. O W Stinespring is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeptn
Pany
Elizabeth Bryan
Thomas M. Bryan
Methodist Protestant Church
St. Michaels
Hyattsville
Montgomery County
Annapolis
Campbell S. Harstone
Carroll County
Hammondica Company
Baltimore
Delaware
Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Association of American Agricultural Coleges and Experiment Stations
Hartford
Genn
Baltimore City
MacKinley
Bryan
McKinley
YM C A's Success Expenditures and Officers Chosen
The Young Men's Christian Association meeting at South Market Street elected BH A Abou as president and J FOR Heagy as vice president G Roger Wickham secretary and C Albert Gilson treasurer The treasurer reported expenses through December 1 1400 totaling 415.42 with income of 461 from memberships and 16.73 from magazine sales A balance of 7746 remains to cover January 1 2001 projected costs totaling 70.30 for rent light janitor coal and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Assovlaliup
MOC
A. Roous
South Market Strees
BH A Abou
J For Heagy
G. Roger Wickham
C. Albert Gilson
Y. MC
Mod
Best
Vasu
Washington and Gettysburg Railway Firm Plans 72 Mile Route
The Washington and Gettysburg Railway Company, led by George H. Harris and backed by Washington financiers, completed preliminaries for a 72 mile line avoiding Frederick. The route would pass through Montgomery Howard Carroll in Maryland and Adams County Pennsylvania, via Westminster, signaling a major Maryland rail project with local stockholders also linked to Washington street railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Company
Washington
Gettysburg
Frederick
Maryland
Montgomery
Howard and Carrell
Maryred
Adams County
Pennsylreans
Westminster
Eretem
Belles Lettres Society Holds Quiet Monthly Meeting
The Belles Lettres Literary Society held its regular monthly meeting with a program of recitations readings and a debate on secrecy in society. Officers for the next ten weeks were elected and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks. ALCOTT. The Alcott Literary Society met yesterday with strong attendance and strong performances including Gazetter reports and farm themed pieces. An audience later enjoyed the musical comedy drama Down on the Farm at the Bowery, with Charlies Manley receiving applause. The Electric Lights plant in Boonsboro Washington county began operating Thursday night lighting the main street with further streets to follow. The Local Mart listed today’s market: Corn $2.00 per barrel shelled corn 40 cents per bushel wheat 87 1/2 cents per bushel, beef 5 14 per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Letires
Belles Lettres Literary Society
WW. F. Zeigler
E.R. Stockman
Barbara Ritchie
A. Wood
Excelsior
P. C. Whip
E. Reich
D. Adams
R. Toms
G. Ramaberg
Young Mean Ware
W. Sager
R. Daia- Plaine
Xt. Toms
J. C. Cram
O. &. Hughes
A. Kreh
E. C. Cram
Wm. Rager
Bowery
Charlies Manley
Seth Hackins
Issu
Hew Sacon
Daily Telegraph
City Opera House
Sonsboro
Boonsboro
Washington County
B. W. Hargett
Presbyterian sale offers novelty goods and oysters
Local notices advertise a Presbyterian sale with a variety of household items for sale and food suppers. Vendor stalls promise oysters, stews, and various articles, while ads promote rooms, medicines, and local services. Several merchants tout furniture, china, and political notices intermix with sales at City Hotel and other venues.
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Dail New
Pettet
ORK
Ti & BP. H
Wasaixcox
Sheela
Tee News
Wol Moors
Weather Bureau
Sunday Schools and Societies
Schleveyile
St. John’s
J H. Richard
Gereyeburz
Res
Rubard
Loverrswitte
Bronswick
U. S
Middletown
M Glenn
St John's
Leis O
Kemp Hall
J. H. Dobbs
Lancaster
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
United Brethren
M. E. Church South
B. V. Switzer
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformer Church
Joel Brown
Epworth League
Oelock
Hev. Massey
Harper's Ferry
Hvangelical Reformed Church
Lovettsville
Lewis T. Lampe
Dan
Lampe
Mite Society
Aeocial
Kemp ‘Hall
Maynard Stoner
Charles Stoner
Clayton Stoner
Cyzng Stoner
Forville
Goy
McKinny
Migs
Otho J. IBM
Bettie Eyler
Schley
Montevideo
Navy Department
Chicago
Uruguay
Womans College Notes
News OF the Sun
Rising San
Cecil County
Lewis County
W. Va
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Weston resterGar
Wm. H. Ramaporg
North Market Street Pike
O. W. Stinespring
North Market Street
YM. C. A
Alcott
Alcott Laterary Society
Gazette
Roth Moullinix
Manzie Schmidt
Etelka Handley
Nellis Dean
Wooil
Dulles
Rosse
Breil’ Brow
Breil
Swirey
City Hove
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Sweitzer
Senate
Maerzen
Yingting
Calgie
Central Refining Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Davin Grorr
Parsons
Washington Star
Chas. J. Wilcoxon
Taz Daily News
Domestic Building Association
Iss
PLC
Wilbur H. Deyali
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
E.B. Sarpriotos
J. E. Waler
F. B. Norwoon
W. A. Dovatt
Cons. Wertheimer
J. H. Hargis
Jons Batmgardner
J. D. Hexpglcsses
Heve
Europe
Eader
East Church Street
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Lowson
John Hendrickson
Telepeatr
Kersey
Uberiots
J Oun
Hesvansson
Neidig & Miller
Nia
Clinton & Main
Fia
Clinton E. Main
Uate Pharmactet
Washo
Mylee
Bookwood
West End
Isanogle & Wagaman
L. E. Mullinix
F. B. Sappington
Sass
Bodook & CO
Devera
Frederes
Eaen
Bross
Eer Eevn
Tois City
Smyrna
Wilton
S$ Krukar
A.T Brick G Suns
A. T. Rice & Dose
North Manet Street
Frederive, NK
UCM
Aszi
Mott's
F. W
J. Hessely Seller
Wartea
Ceresville Flour
Ceresville
CORX
Sheiner
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
E. Patriceibt
PUR Sale
Poviddin
Lambert, West Patrick & Dae Lpst
Pre Palace
South Necker Street
Ramsbourg Cetttage Co
F & M. Electric Sailroad
Wiles Irén Frederica
George C Emsrcorg
Bartent
Redt
Richardson & Fiona
B. Seppington
Desiass
Edward W. Hailey
Sowied's
Water
B. Cote _K. Co
Frecence Jupeoen
Freprsics
Ant Hoare
Py Belin
Amd Vettsville
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