Special Thanksgiving week notices from Bity County
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and government offices will close. the fire department remains open for needed transactions. Convalescent Young Shearer, injured on election night, shows progress and may return to the streets soon. Sylvester Wofford of Baltimore body exhumed for reinterment. Liberty Cornet Band hosts a supper. New London church women stage an entertainment. Yellow Spring Band Fair continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Haseen
Liberty Cornet Band
Young Ladies of
New London
Marriage Licenses Issued in Frederick County This Week
The Clerk of the Courts reports licenses granted to John N. Clary and Addie M. Hammond of Frederick County, Richard Starr and Sarah A. Hofman of Frederick County, Elmer S. Spessard and May Welling of Hagerstown, and Gerald T. Holt of New York with Belle L. Ziemerman of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Clary
Addie M. Hamond
Frederick County
Richard Starr
Sarah A. Hofman
Peta
Elmer
Spessard
May Welling
Hageratown
Gerald T. Holt
New York
Welie L. Zuemerman
Frederick
Cure for Nervousness from Odd Practices
A fragment describes Odian methods for nervous people, mentioning steam baths as a prescribed remedy. It notes digging a hole, placing a box, wrapping the person, and pouring hot water on the blanket, with a claim that their women avoid nerves by not squeezing into crowded spaces.
Holiday Tomorrow Proclaims Citywide Observance
Tomorrow a legal holiday will suspend business across the city. Banks and leading firms close. many workers receive a holiday. Morning services at churches, then games and recreation in the afternoon and evening. Junior Five Co. holds a club event at Junior Hall to celebrate the day. The Telephone Exchange and post office have adjusted hours and no banking or business will occur. Only mail delivery and a limited carrier service will operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurches
Milip
Carrers
County Correspondence Happenings Across the County
Local notes from Yellow Springs and surrounding areas report Salvation Army meetings at David Shankels residence led by D J Young, a Skide Cornet Band festival at Burkhart's Hall, and ongoing White Rock Run mill and saw mill activity. A death and a large porch addition are noted, along with a tenant radish weighing 114 pounds at D C Kemp’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rellow Springs
Torreaponderce
Nowa
YeEznton Stainas
Salvation Army
David Shankels
D. J. Young
Yellow Springs
Skide Cornet Band
Burkhart
Jacob E. Immermen
Wao. Cannon
Pinhip B Shankel
White Rock
David Shangel
A W Barkhart
Wm. Fogle
J. A Staley
Jefferson Jettings Correspondence Of ng Seows Nov 27
Jefferson Jettings reports a Republican meeting and parade in town last Thursday evening drawing enthusiasm despite small attendance. Music by Cornet Band and a marching wheelbarrow parade promised for Saturday, weather worsened with first snow. A high school literary society, a Thanksgiving service, and local moves are noted along with resident travels and Harmony Grove Literary Society plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jevverson
Republlican
Mesers
Erchetberger
Roozer
Fredenck City
Feagaville Cornet
Xrd Corne
W. H. Moers
Mlw. E House, Jr
Plake
Emory Rasiebarg
Middletown
Luatheran
T. B. Moody
Washington, D.C
Misa Betsie Sendil
Washington, DC
Montgomery County
Geo. R. Watts
B. Lewis
Howard
Montgomery
Baltimore City
Found Guilty of Assault in Two Cases
John Q. Eyler of Frederick county was found guilty in Candlle county circuit court in two assault and battery cases. In one case he was fined $5 and costs for an assault on Jesse Gardner and in the other he was sentenced to the House of Correction for two months for an assault on Ade Bart. He is described as a young man of fine appearance from a respectable family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Eyler
Frederick County
Candlle County
Jesse Gardner
Ade Bart
House of Correction
Aver
Ayer
D. W. Bame
Berne
S. C
New England
Funeral for Iste G. Brunner Held at Mt Carmele Church
The funeral for Iste G Brunner was held this morning from his home near Bartonsville with services at 10 o clock at Mt Carmele Church. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery after noon with Rev Skulenberg and Rev Ewing officiating. Pall bearers named were Thos Dixon John Hargett John Brengle and Philip Suultz. CG O Carty undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Brunner
Bartonsville
Mt. Carmelehurch
Mt Olivet
Skulenberg
Ewing
Thos
Dixon
John Hargett
John Brengle
Philip Suultz
Carty
Intellectual Lecture at Mount Pleasant on Europe Trip
Rev Dr Echbach to lecture at the Reformed church Mount Pleasant Thanksgiving Thursday evening at 7. Admission 10 cents supports the congregation. The doctor is a pleasant lecturer and Mount Pleasant may expect an enjoyable intellectual treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echbach Wil
Reformed Church
Mount Pleasant
Europe
Mt Pressant
Coal shipments show year rise across rail routes
The week ending November 24 1888 reports Camerlnd coal regor shipments at 76 522 ins for the week and 1 et-ear 3 263 243 for the year with 252 182 r. Bilmore and Oato Raironn antlers rise to 64 825 tons weekly and 2 300 374 tons yearly. Pennsylvania Railroad shipments reach 14 782 tons in the week and 679 600 tons yearly, up 335 354 tons from last year. Chesapak and Ohio canal move 6 915 tons weekly and 283 268 tons yearly, up 10 127 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilmore
Oato Raironn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapak and Ohio Canal
Montgomery Realty Sale Reported in Rockville Advocate
A. T. Almoney, editor and proprietor of the Rockville Advocate, sold his stylish town residence at the town centre to Mrs. Sarah McKale of Ashington for five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Realty
A. T. Almoney
Rockville
New York Society Embraces Engaged Weddings Column
A New York Sunday paper features ten matrimonial announcements this week under the engaged heading. The notices include custom phrases such as at home and no cards, reflecting a growing society trend in notifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Mary's Sale At All Saints Chapel A Christmas Auction
St Mary's Chapter of the Guid holds an annual sale in the Robing room of All Saints Chapel on Friday and Saturday from 11 to 5. The event features a display of fancy articles for Christmas presents. Proceeds support church improvements and are used for the benefit of parish work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's
Caretmas
All Saets Chapel
Joesle
Serre Ansuag
MART
All Saints’ Chapel
Lutheran Sociable at Armory Court Street Crowd Enjoys Program
A Sunday school social organized by Dr. Diente drew a pleasant crowd in the old Armory building on Court Street. The program featured prayer, organ, vocal solos, quartets, readings, and a closing social. proceeds benefit the church’s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diente
Armory
Court Street
Deb
Eva Zimmerzoun
Fannie Four
Poe
Laurie Ebert
Eiger L. Miller
August Fox
Ales Moire Tuber
Mirhen
Fout
Steen
Enorus
Reeitanion
Zomertian
Marguerite
Kate Fish
Reeitattin
Etta Brus
Quartete
Addler
Elvarde Miller
Char
Ehu-En
State School Cum. Annual Meeting Opens in Baltimore
The State School Committee met for the first day of its annual session at the State Normal School in Baltimore with attendance by Glenn H Worthington and officials. Papers on manual training and county examiners were read and discussed, a 3000 copy printing motion approved, and adjournment followed. The second day opens with 9:30 schedule and larger attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staryrand State School
Baltimore
State Normal School
Carrollton
Lefeetier
Glenn H Worthington
Weimer
Thomas Perry
John OD. Worthigton
Fubbie
Squier
Chaplain
Perkins
Chhapain
John K. Gown
Profesor M. A. Newell
Scpool
Cassiell
Pery
Siste Normal School
Association
Cit
Origin and evolution of Thanksgiving Day in America
A historical overview tracing Thanksgiving from its 1621 Plymouth roots through its fluctuating observance in New England and the South. It notes not all Puritans viewed it as annual, the shift in 19th century to a national holiday, and the influence of colonial and Revolutionary era practices on modern Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Bradford
Martina Gaus
Germany
Auartine-Mass
England
Continental Congress
Znr
Civi
New England
Local brief notes on residents and events in city
Sheriff Alonzo Benner and wife return from Taneytown. Charles Getzendanner and mother visit Klarneyville guests of W. G. Neidig. A. L. Kline displays 3 pound White Plume celery at West Patrick store. Dr J. W. Downey and Captain Bob Seliman bring home two deer after hunting near Dave, W. Va. and Virginia Central line. Prose includes ads for Ayers Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Sarsaparilla. College Journal to appear Saturday. Beagle hound sent from Montgomery County. Miss Maggie Starr ill with consumption. J. Osbert heads to Westminster. J. Osbert reports hogs weighed 342 pounds. George Kettle claims 400-pound hogs. Foundation work on East Fifth Street begins. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised. Freight changes on Prune R. R. Mr. Lebbert notes 300-pound porters. Louis McMurray property moved to factory. Oyster orders at 188 North Market St. Miss Minne Blesing visiting Buckeystown. Joseph Leichert kills two pricers weighing 870 pounds. Thanksgiving service at Salvation Army Barracks tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Emory Nuez and Willard Garrett dissolving partnership, Nu z continues business. Garrett to tour prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Getzendanner
His Mather
Klarnevsville
W. Va
W. GC. Neidig
A. L. Kline
West Patrick Street
Frank Goode
Baltimore
M Murray
J. W. Downey
New Market
Dorsey Erchison
P. R. RL
Carlisle
Dickinson Collega
Louis Gatch
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Geo K. Birely
College Journal
Lewis A. Rice
B. & O. Express
Montgomery County
Misa Maggie Starr
Liberte
Garl Link
Weatminster
Bayor Bartyis
J. Osbert
Liberty
George Kettle
West Firth St
Mies Ciara Doub
Middletown
Louis McMurray
Frank
North Market St
Minne Blesing
Buckeys Town
Nora Nelcoz
West Thir Street
Joseph Leichert
Eest Third St
Salvation Army
Emory Nuez
Willard Garrett
Nu-z
Bir
Garrett
Geetiz if You Can weighs 1619 pounds at sale
A historical note records a weighing of 1619 pounds for Geetiz if You Can at New Marke Wa Orbera. The heaviest item weighed 406 pounds with an average of 4043 rounds, reflecting a local market tally from yesterday’s journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geetiz
W. Orbera
New Marke
Eillid
Entertainers Shine at Adega Jardev Wax Works Night
A large crowd enjoyed a Wax Works show by Adega Jardev at the fF tere ing Entertainment Tre F. F. Seminary. Mrs Janey was portrayed by Miss Wm F Townsend with skill. Teachers supported the program as M ahapman sang and Dr. Purnell delivered notable readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F
Adega
Jardev
Mro
Janey
F Townsend
Knights Templar Conclave In Baltimore On Eighteenth Annual Assembly
The Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Maryland met in Baltimore for the eighteenth annual conclave at Masonic Temple. Delegations from cities across the state attended as the annual address and committee reports were read. Tonight officers will be elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Knights Templar of
Maryland
Masonic Temple
Baltimore
Real Estate Transfers in County This Week
Real estate transfers filed at the county clerk show multiple deeds. Names include Andrew F. McKinney to Andrew J. Heller and Susan R. Penrose to George P. Buckey Jr. with values ranging from 100 to 20000 dollars. other parcels transferred include 4 to 6 acres with varying sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew F. McKinney
Andrew J. Heller
J.grove
Alonzo Benner
Samuel Ott
Sheeta
John T. Williams
John M. Dean
Mary V. E
Frederick Artist Marton Dyer Opens December Class
Frederick artist Marton Dyer announces a December 10 opening for a new class. He issues circulars featuring an ocean scene. John W Niepold can provide information about the class. Dyer, an accomplished designer, has laurels from the Illinois Academy of Art and Designe and has lived in Chicago under artist peers and local patronage. Rev J O Knott C E Thomas Wm Nash Young and others attest to his fine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marton Dyer
Chicago
Dyers
J. O Knott
C. E Thomas
Wm Nash Young
The Littlewood Madison Square Walking Match Report
Special to Tum News records the first noon score from Madison Square walking event in New York. Moore leads at 259 miles while Herty and Howarte trail, reflecting early standings in the sixty hour race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tum
New
Youk
Teachers Meeting in Woodsboro Public Schools
Public school teachers in Woodsboro will meet Friday at 2 pm. The agenda includes teaching elementary counts, arithmetic, and engaging young pupils, with lectures by Shaw, Robinson, Wacher, Bez, Riggs, Werkert, and Todd. School Examiner Glene B Worthington is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Statret
Afesre
Roger
Harshmin
South
Mies Shaw
Essrs
Robinson
Wacher
J. Bez
Jail Sentence for Albert Holland in College Burglary Case
Albert Holland alias Ba con, 2S, colored, was jailed after a Saturday arrest in Etheott city on the Baltimore county side by Gort of Puhee Vaasint for breaking into Rock Hill College on the night of Nov 17. Entry through the windo w, 1510 20 locks forced, valuables taken. a college gold medal found. At hearing, Holland refused to speak and was committed to jail by Justice Cook in dermuit of $500. Wedding Balls note: Mira Nellie Lee, daughter of G. K. Zimmerman, married Gerald Thatcher Robin of New York City at Presbyterian Church. groom’s party from Washington and New York. couple to live in New York. Also reports two other weddings at No. 5 Irwin Place, Baltimore. J Newton Kindley and Miss Mary L Callis married. ceremony by Rev. Bradley Kindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Holland
Bacon
Ape
Etheott City
Baltimore County
Gort
Puhee
Havig
Rock Hill College
Locke
Winuocey
Flotland
Holand
Yau
Justice Cook
Dermuit
Presbyterian Church
Mira Nellie Lee
G. K. Zimmerman
Fue Proom
Gerald ‘Thatcher Robin
New York City
Express Company
Wm Ould
Percy McComas
Washington
Philip Robin
New York
Charles F.markel
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick
James H. Callis
Irwin Place
Baltimore
Mary L. Callis
J. Newton Kindley
Bradley Kindley
Mr. Kindey
Obes
GD. Calls
Joseph E Calis
Mies
Emma Siva
Kate Leicht
Afiss
Ophelia Vook
Thomas Callie
Mfr
M. Striewig
Wm. Wallace
Tyzon Couple Plan Visit With Friends in Baltimore County
Mr. 0 D. Tyzon and his wife of this area will spend the upcoming Thanksgiving Day with friends in Baltimore County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Tyzon
Baltimore County
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He Daily News
Teaneien
Weenzsoay
Thomas
Bity
Sylvester Wolff
Union Mills
Siler Row
Harmony Grove Literary
Harmony Grove Literary Socety
Masa Nove Witter
Taneytown
Carroll County
FAG Y.M
Araby Union Chapel
Brown
HO Williams
Virginia
Williams
Orphans' Court
Orphans’ Court
Sirah A. Biys
R. Bays
John W Metcalfe
N Cho'ae K
Metcalf
Mahnds A . Ramsoury
Mary A. Ramsoury
Marion G. Greer
Lacy Barns
W. D. Stockman
Edw
Theodore A. Buesing
Isaiah Main
Clifton E. Main
MniLinix & Kemp
Conte
Tobrgeang
Mirees
Chidren
Arpet
Mullinix
Littlewood
Moore
Howarte
Sader
Son Aces
Tera Sarappanca
Myer
Citer
Sorek
Soreneen
Bet
VanTombs
Titsielecume Sx Vaarseirem Ls
Ord
Aveciap
Ege Keene Arenp
Hood
Wien
N.C X
C.L Hood & LO , Apothecaries
Lowell
Masa
Mathre
Dorsey
Loak Smith
Bell Banger
Sappicxton
Oliver Belt
Thawkegividg
Fria Tagutah
Sheppards Court
P.ckles
Patrick St
Duta
Geo
Brunt &S Co
Weat Pa'rick Street
Mammoth Cove
Chas K. Hallee
Trystauract
Bolier Ali
John Gumber
South Market Street
Frank Staub‘s
Wheon& So
Patrick Street
Novaidlw
M. SB Mants
Pulluy
Pratertek
Saloaateeemene
Patrick Atreer
Old Frederick
Werekiy
Gdantz
Feederick Kiflemer Armory
Hunt Patrick
Holler
JM A. Webb
West
Debashaiaty
Nesdle
Gallacher
Roxbury
Mass
Hamiet
Marble
Poughkeepsie
Mattyr
Ayers
Br. J. G. Ayer & Co
Mas
G. J. Doll
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