Important Notices and Local Events At a Glance
Tomorrow observers will settle monthly accounts with carriers. A solemn Requiem Mass is set for 9 o clock at St John’s. An open air Salvation Army meeting is planned at Market Space this evening with indoor talks at the barracks. The McLain farm, 114 acres near Whismeport, listed for trustee sale at $22.10 per acre. An at home wedding is planned for Mr Geo Hauman of Washington DC and Miss Etta Hooper. A dog attack injured Mr Sturgis on East Sixth Street. The American Sunday School movement reports 82,300 new schools and over 8 million attendees nationwide. The German Baptist Love Feast will be held at the church on Fourth Street with services tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Selvation Army
Britton
Arracks
Fourth Street
Goat Rooms for Churches Debate in London Truth
A correspondent argues churches should provide two cust ody rooms for hats wraps and umbrellas and a privacy area for fainting worshippers. The writer recalls a disrupted service on a Sunday morning when a damp waterproof caused injury to a friend, urging comfort and devotion inside churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lincoln & Bennett
Republicans Abandon Day Parade Plan for Night Parade
A conference of Republican county central committee members representing many districts decided to drop all Friday day parade features and focus entirely on the success of the planned night parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Ccour
Apteking, &S
Sud Bend
The Art of Kissing School Reported in Philadelphia
A kissing school opened in Philadelphia with a professor teaching girls and his wife assisting. The Record notes kissing well requires calm deliberation and willful restraint, contrasting with impulsive American kissing practices and praising controlled, ethereal pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
Americas
Coal Shipments From Cumberland Wives Region 1888
Weekly coal shipments reached 79,585 tons with a yearly total of 3,110,281 tons. Totals show shifts among rail lines: Baltimore and Ohio 61,611 weekly and 2,185,998 yearly. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 8,141 weekly and 297,752 yearly. Pennsylvania Railroad 9,683 weekly and 653,502 yearly. Compared with 1887, overall year increase 290,619 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Legal Paints
Pennsylvania Railroad
Orphans Court Proceedings Reflect Estate Actions
The Orphans Court handled several estate matters this past week including letters testamentary granted for Geo J on the estate of Sarah S. Still and for BE Kreh on Peter Kreh's estate. Samuel E Grove received letters of administration for Mary Grove, and Louise OC Carter was granted letters testamentary for Prioby G. Carter. Accounts were settled for Eldridge Krice as administrator of William G. Brice, final and first accounts for John Bowers as executor of Henry Bowers, and Elizabeth Kreh as executrix of Peter Kreh. The final accounts of Grafton B Hammond as administrator to J Milton Hammond and Martha L Stobley as trustee for Lemuel L C Mobley were also noted as settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Geo. J. “Rioads
Sarah S. Siill
BE. Kreh
Peter Kreh
Samuel E Grove
Mary Grove
Louise OC. Carter
Prioby G. Carter
Ist
Eldridge Krice
Wm G. Brice
John
Bowers
Henry Bowers
Elizabeth Kreh
Grafton B Hammond
J. Milton Hammond
Martha L. Stobley
Lemuel L
Carroll County Republicans Hold Torchlight Procession in Uniontown
Uniontown saw a Republican torchlight procession and jubilee meeting with about a thousand attendees. Delegations came from Westminster Union Bridge Taneytown New Windsor Pleasant Valley and Sam's Creek. Wm Hoffman led the gathering with senior district residents acting as vice presidents. Speakers included W A McKenup H M Glabaugh and Dr J J Weaver Jr. A Westminster jubilee celebration is planned Thursday evening with numerous organizations and uniformed clubs expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. A. McKenup
H. M. Glabaugh
J. J. Weaver, Jr
Westminster
Baltimore
Weoding Bells Marriages Across City And Lewistown
Daniel Blumenauer and Emma S Mort were wed last evening at the A B Pareenege on EB 3d street with Rev G W Kiracofe officiating. They went to a new East Sth street home and hosted close friends. Additional nuptials followed at Reformed Parsonage with Rev Eschbach. Charles M Miller and Fennie E Stall wed, then Elizabeth Fabrney and Samuel Shafer married in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Blumenauer
Emma §S. Mort
Lewistown
EB. 3d Street
G. W. Kiracofe
East Sth Street
E. R. Eschbach
Chas. M. Miller
Fennie E. Stall
W. East Patrickston
Mies Eilzebesh Fabrney
D. P. Fabrney
Hagerstown
Samuel Shafer
David Langhlin
Ute Wizenbacher
Howard Fahrney
Robré Shafer
John Bors
Lyon Adams
Baltimore
Fragmentary Recipe Fragments From A historic Page
Incomplete OCR shows a patient care note about softening substances in water to drink. It mentions preparing a milky mixture with four and nutmeg and serving in a pan with celery and toast, to be eaten with potatoes.
Revival Ends at Sandy Spring Meeting Rev. A Young Leads
The revival meetings conducted at Sandy Spring by Rev. A Young have closed with success. Denjamin Johnson, a 35 year old colored tiddler in the area, has abandoned his instrument and resolved to preach. He destroyed the music piece in front of his family after refusing offers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Spring
A. Young
Denjamin Johnson
Allegany Republicans Celebrate Torchlight Victory Parade
The Cumberland area Republicans celebrated a victory with a torchlight procession last night. Special trains from the mining region brought large delegations and marching clubs. Mayor J W Shack served as chief marshal as the parade moved through main streets with illuminated houses. A notable feature was the Elzins Marching Band of Piedmont under Capt J F Harrison, and the Harrison and Morton club of Frostburg. About forty thousand people joined in the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
Cumberland
J. W. Shack
Elzins
Uinb
Piedmont
J. F. Harrison
Harrison and Morton
Frostburg
Capt Naill Surveys Polls on Harrison and Blaine Aide
Capt Naill a former port surveyor in Baltimore predicts a Harrison era with a firm imperial administration stance. He admires General Harrison, doubts Blaine influence, and expects federal appointments to favored incumbents. He favors conservative South policy and states’ rights to handle colored people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naill
Port Berry
Ecene Ears
Bal Limore Yeaieday
Herald Cay
Maryland
Harrison
Howara County Happenings
A large straw rick owned by Jahn W. Dorsey near Ellistt City caught fire last night destroying it. Dr P T Temple’s residence was reported on fire and Ellicott City volunteers were sent, but were informed of the fire and returned. Albert Cole a 12 year old colored boy leapt from a freight train and injured his left foot near Gray's Station. Dr Hodges of Elliott City treated him at his mother’s home in Elllicott City. The eastbound train arrived Camden Station two hours late due to a broken driving rod. The Rock Hill College junior gymnasium was completed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howara County
Jahn W. Dorsey
Ellistt City
PT. P. Temple
Ellicott City
Fie
Albert Cole
Gray's Station
Baltimore
Ohio
Reilroad
Wm. E. Hodges
Elliott City
Hilicott City
Camden Station
Rock Hill College
J. W. Jarboe
Waite Oak Springs
James Willcox
Arthur W. Willcox
Philadelphia
Hood
Raland
Derr's Alley
Lottie
Neivaber
Waters
Wm. H. Ramsbort
America
Ayer
Wmn. Davis
Jas. M Smith
Woodsboro
Virginia
P. L. Notnagle
P. R.R
Camden J
New York
Cy.Fous
Mary Foat
Washington
Templé of Honor
H. Clay Hull
Frederick County Mutual Insurance Company
Frazier
West All Saint Street
James Reynold
John Hartman
Bernard Herricg
B Men’s Catholic Union
Court House Square
Conrt House
Hays
E. Mealey
Real Estate Transfers in County This Week
A list of recent county real estate transfers received for record. Names include Geo H Bizer, Daniel C Kline, John W Tabler, Baker Lamar, Albert Jones, Charles Walker, Eugenia Whitehill, Martin McBride, Horace H Smith, Jos A Williamson, Joseph Veron, Henry Culler, and others. Amounts range from $50 to $7,023, covering parcels from 1 acre to 267 acres with various perches and roods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfie
Geo. H. Bizer
Daniel C. Kline
John W. Tabler
Wm. Tabler
Baker J. Lamar
Clayton O. Ksedy
Sesignee
Lewis Lemar
Albert Jones
Charles D. Walker
Jas. C. Whitehill
Eugenia Whitehill
Chas. W. Echulize
Martin McBride
Jorge B. Basford
Horace H. Smith
P. Maul
Jrz Ard
GW. Ross
Jos. A. Williamson
John and
Samuel M Guil
Joseph A. Veron
Coarles W. Reesy
P. Manis Henry Culler
Daniel Burrier
Free County
Doresh Murphy
Frederick County
Royal Arch Chapter forms in Baltimore and events unfold
The Royal Arch Chapter of Magona opened in the Masonic Temple Baltimore with officer elections slated for tonight The B and O railroad winter schedule starts Sunday November 18 Dr Lewis H Steiner Pratt Library Baltimore attends the 12th annual meeting of the American Academy of Medicine in New York Miesea Winebrewer Tyson and Gambrill travel to Hagerstown for the Koehler Pole wedding and more local notices report on various residents and civic matters including a crover accident and upcoming junior dance invitations and community commentary on medical tonics and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Magona
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Lewis H. Steiner
Pratt Library
American Academy of Medicine
New York
Miesea
Tyson and
Gambrill
Hagerstown
Hall
Dept. Showacre
Ministrels Coming to City Hall in Zist-inst
AMG presents Field and Company's Minstrels at City Hall. Agent Ed F. Davis reports the troupe will perform, with Davis now stationed at the Carlin House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMG
Field and Company
City Hall
Ed. F. Davis
Carlin Hones
Pound Party At Mrs. Rameburgs Residence
A pound party will be held Friday evening at the East Fourth street home of Mrs. J A Rameburg. Miss Gertie Smith and Miss Fannie Snyder will oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rameburg
East Fourth Street
Gertie Smith
Fannie Snyder
Telegraph Wire Extended to Dam No 5
Two instruments were placed in business houses in Claritnburg yesterday. Lineman F. Frazier was in Washington County yesterday putting up a wire connecting the warehouse of A. Roth on the canal with Dam No. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clartinsburg
Lineman F. Frazier
Washington County
A. Roth
D.C. Winebrewer & Co. Expands Oil Houses After Repairs
The oil houses at the rear of D. C. Winebrewer & Co. are being enlarged to accommodate growing business in the area. Repairs at the company warehouse followed a recent cave-in of the fissor, with ongoing work to restore operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Winebrewer & Co
Beautified Floral Chair To Be Shown In Window
Mrs Lewis M Foz on North Market Street completed a decorative floral chair. It features artificial towers roses and other embellishments. The chair will be exhibited at Mr Fox's residence window on Friday before being sent to Hagerstown for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Lewis M. Foz
North Market Street
Fragmentary OCR Holiday Shopping Snippet
A garbled line mentions several bag and accessory terms like globe bags and mouchair. The readable portion hints at holiday usage or gift items but lacks clear facts, names, dates, places, or events to anchor a complete news item. The fragment preserves no specific person or organization.
Paralyzad Citizen Nathan C Dickinson In Rockville Depot
Nathan Cook Dickinson, once prominent in Montgomery county affairs, suffered paralysis while awaiting an afternoon train at Rockville depot. He was moved by train to Belaville, where he lives with his son in law F Griffith, clerk to the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Cook Dickinson
Montgomery County
Rockville
Beailaville
Mr. Griffith
Dedication at Catoctin Furnace Protestant Church
The AMvethodint Protestant church at Catoctin Furnace will be dedicated Sunday November 18 with services at 10 in the morning 2 and 7 in the afternoon Rev Dr Lewis president of Western Maryland College will preach the dedicatory sermon Rev S T Ferguson and J M Sheridan will take part all are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Furnace
Dr. Lewis
Western Maryland College
S. T. Fergurson
J. M. Sheridan
Missionary Council Opens in Washington with 250 Delegates
The 29th annual session of the Missionary Council of the American Episcopal Church began at Epiphany Church in Washington. Bishop Tuttle of Missouri read the gospel during morning prayer and Holy Communion as Bishop Whipple of Minnesota delivered the opening sermon to about 250 delegates including many prominent bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal al Gsions
Missionary Council of the American Episcopal Church
Washington
Tuttle
Missouri
Whipple
Minnesota
Frederick Sporting Notes from Local Hunts and Fishing
Mr Wm Woodward spent the day along the Monocacy after the fiary tribe. Thomas Schley of Frederick on a hunting expedition at Okomoks West Virginia reports game fentitus and great success. Charles W Miller of Frederick and Clarence Dudrear of Liberty bag 15 partridges yesterday. G E Haller of Green Fousy Restaurant returned from a river fishing trip with 15 large bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Woodward
Thomas Schley
Frederick
Okomoks
West Virginia
Charles W. Miller
Clarence Dudrear
Liberty
Ex Guy Hamilton Will Admitted to Probate in WHI Court
Ex Guy Hamilton’s will was admitted to probate in Washington county Orphans Court yesterday. He leaves his wife Clera Hamilton all property with an exception. He bequeaths to his two heirs $1,568 each and directs $15,000 to be invested for sale home security with interest paid to his two sisters during their lives. Upon their deaths the $15,000 goes to his wife. Clera Hamilton is named sole executrix without bond. Will dated October 17, 1888 and attested by David H. Willea, Alex Neill and Geo W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
David H Wilea
Alex. Neill
Geo W. Smith
Marriage Licenses and Hotel Arrivals Listed
The Clerk of the Court issued marriage licenses this past week to John R. Wilhide and Fannie M. Fitez of Frederick County, Geo B. Wilson and C Katie Vanfossen of Frederick City, John B. Windsor and Georgie Thompson of Montgomery County, Daniel Blamenauer of Frederick City and Emma S. Mort of Frederick County, Edwin D. Diler and Rosa A. York of Frederick County, and Charles M. Miller of Frederick City and Fannie E. Stull of Lewistown. Hotel arrivals since yesterday noon include Hendrickson, St Paul. Knight, Buridge, Harrisburg. Myers, Baltimore. Mayer, Ohio. Hendricksen, Mis. County. Crist, Md. Gelwicks, E W Pepper, Miller, Schriser, Keller, Thompson, Myers, New York. Davis as ALG agent. Fields. Minetvele County nine. Brubaker, Md. Hoge, Johnson, Baltimore. Gonigle. Johnson. Thomson, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Wilhide
Fannie M. Fitez
Frederick County
Geo. B.wilson
Katie Vanfossen
Frederick City
Joho
B. Windsor
Georgie 8
Thompson
Montgomery County
Daniel Blamenauer
Emma S. Mort
Edwin D.diler
M. Pleasant
Rosa A. York
Charles M. Miller
Fannie E. Stull
Lewistown
Carlin House
J Crist
B.S Gelwicks
E W Peper
DS Miller
Schriser
O B Keller
Pas WF Thompson
G W Myers
New York
E F Davis
ALG Fields
Minetvele
County
Central “Hotel
Brubaker
H Hoge
T B Jones
Balio
G Gonigle
J R Johnson
T B Thomson
Injury updates after fall injury to apprentice rib
A report notes the misfortune of fracturing ribs after a fall on Monday afternoon. The injured party is improving.
Frederick Seamless Hosiery Plant Shuts For Stack Work
The Frederick Seamless Hosiery Company has temporarily shut down to permit workmen to install a new smokestack. The ore used since last August has been exhausted. Nat J. Wilson is carrying out the work and hopes to finish today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nat. J. Wilson
Woman's College Opens In Baltimore With Inspectable Buildings
The Woman's College was formally opened in Baltimore yesterday with open buildings for inspection. President Gilman and Bishop Warren spoke at St. Paul street site, a granite Eoruscan style structure housing over one hundred students. The bazar hosted by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Oratorio Hall featured elaborate decor and displays from local artisans and county organizations, with proceeds supporting WCTU causes. The event showcased art, paintings, and crafts from the Turner Brothers and Mrs. Richard Thomas, closing Saturday the 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Baltimore
Gilman
Bishop Warren
St. Paul Street
T.U. Saxar
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oratorio
Baltimora
C. Clinton Morgan
Ben
County Organizationa
Mary Whitehall
Thomas Art Bazar
Geo. Whitelock
Turner Brothers
New York
Mositz Lehwind
Belvidere
Vienna
Mre
Richard ‘Thomas
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CE Monte
Elly Csse
Peonesoay
Norice
Hty
John’s Cathstic Church
Louis McAnn
McLain
Whismeport
Mutual Incurence Company
Shington County
Ziat
Afr
Geo.auman
Washington, D. C
Etta Hooper
East South Street
Sturgis
Afitheel Ramer
Sinigis
United States
Gosenmera
Roglan
Mullinex & Kemp
Groxucz A. Pac
Watertown
Mass
GCL
Hood Ecs
Apothecz
Lowell
Ews
A.M. Diegel
Ous Dremines
Leth
Rexardicea
Hepublicen
Tare
Grandac
George En Brust
Rowltog
Rimssith
Jenzth
omMce
Novirdin
Julia H.W. Hargett
Corver Patrick and
Carrey Streets
Hite
Hirvey KH
Losse
Novitdiw
ROK Kent
Endini
Sware
Paine Ars
Ploture
Hernan, Florist
George Ging
Fradesma
East Patrick Sk
Apenkine
Imbalia
Gc- Enquire
Witing
Hon. G. Edwards Lester
U. S
Congulto
Italy
England
Axierice
Letes
J.C. Avée & Co
Minss
C. Rusn
New
Edwards Lester
J.C. Ayer& Co
Masa
Smyrna
G. J. Dol
99 North Market,st
Tisib
Haseluns
Waren
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