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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1895

Page

4

Mortgagee's Sale Notice at Harvest Home Home for Aged

Assignee Adams announces a mortgagee sale of Harvest Home Home for the Aged property. The notice lists the mortgagee and assigns details, with action to be conducted under applicable legal authority at the church of St. James Luth.

Romptly Mortgegee’s Sale Ceserarpnrerseeeeees Adama Harvest Home Home For Moesting James Luth Church

Fire at Boyd's Station Burns Seven Freight Cars

Bick Bits surveys local and general items: a fire at Boyd's Station Friday night burned seven freight cars. Also notes editor Capt. Wm S Lynch becoming president of Lowdon National Bank, Leesburg. Miscellaneous items include coal price hikes, wildlife sightings, predicted pork prices, a Bible incident in church, structural damage to Prof. Flook's residence, a fine bass caught on the Monocacy, and various regional notices about rail baggage charges, a threatened Middletown Fire Company collapse, apple crop yield near Keartsville, and pulp mills at Harper's Ferry halted by water shortage.

Boyd's Station Lynch Leesburg Washingtonian Lowdoun National Bank New York Potomac River C.F. Flook South Park Villa James Bolt Lydia Beatz Mas W. Byler

Synod Actions and Mercersburg College Build Plan

The Potomac Synod held sessions on Mercersburg College actions, praising late Rev. Hellman and approving construction plans funded by $9,000 and local gifts. It endorsed strengthening Mercersburg and Franklin and Marshall Colleges, tasked committees, and prepared a business session while noting sick and civic notices.

Reformed Church Bajarcey Momdiag Parite Washington Oregon Hey. J Scamiat Ostoria J. C. Miller York John Gentenbein D. D Portland A.C. Whitser Theo Mercersburg College Bush Gian Board of Regents Board of Regenta C. C. Hellman Polois Etlre Tha Synod Mercersburg Mercerebury College Franklin and Marshall College Synod P.C Wiest C. Hellman The Theological Seminary Lancaster Pato Potomac Pittsburg Eastern Potmac Synod Gro

Looned Like Wiles in City Walk Incident

Yesterday near the city, Framk GheMicid and associates confronted a colored man who closely matched the description of Charles Wilhop, sought for a reward of 300 dollars. The man demanded payment and was alleged to threaten before escaping, leaving the pursuers wary and unsettled.

Wiles Framk GheMicid Charles Wilhop

Emmitsburg Local Visitors and Interstate Gatherings

A string of social visits and travel notes from Emmitsburg and surrounding towns. Residents including Mrs Ide Cramer and Mr David Shull along with multiple Annans, Engelbrechts, and others return from Baltimore, Frederick, and Ohio while relatives and friends plan stays and hosting duties. Notable mentions include Miss Jeannette Maniz becoming a High School pupil and Dr W E Gaver visiting from Mt. Airy.

David Shull Sod Sleier Mica Clare Ide Cramer Euat Frankile Street Hagerstown David Shull O. Avenue Baltimore LS Annan Mies Belen Emmitsburg Joho XN. Bell and Son Emmeburg Ohio Ross J. Annan M. B. Grier J. Stewart Annan Emmliehire M. B. MacLeod Emme Fenwick Coalport J. Kay Wrigley Avravem Arise Emmiusburg Helen Hoke Baltimore City Mis Battle Blane Martineburg W. Va Frederick Nancie Bouck Harmony Grove M. L. Lechlider North Malverry Street Hageratown A. Lincoln Jacob L. Engelbrecht Bundsy William Fisher A. Lincoln Engelbrecht Landers Thia County J. A. Woliamson Thomas Schley Petersville West Second Street Mra Harrington Jacob Baer Lime Elle Rice Jacob Schmidt Mt Zion Church Feagaylile Louis Fraley Patrick Street Messre B. Rosenour Washington Wm. H. Ways York W. E. Gaver Mt. Airy

Deaths in Baltimore and Frederick area prompt funeral notices

Multiple obituaries and death notices from Baltimore and Frederick County detail the passing of John Relfsnider Shimer at his home in Baltimore age about 26 after consumption, Charlotte Remsburg in Creagerstown at 81, Lacy Padgett’s sister Miss Lacy Lee of Adamstown, George Heffner near Pearl at 82, Miss Edith Warfield of Frederick died in York Pennsylvania, Mrs. Simon Rosenfelt in New York City, Hillas Coblentz of Middletown, and James L. Willox former owner of Hall in Havre de Grace. notices include funeral arrangements and interment details.

Joan Shimer John Relfsnider Shimer J. C Georgia R. Shimer North Caregatreet Baltimore John Relfsaider Mt Olivet Mes. Remsburg William Warner Frederick Charlotte Remsburg Lnte Lacy Lee Robert Padgett Adamstown W. W. Towman Robert John Daniel Padgett D.C. Bready Newfeer George Heffner Coss W. Heffner Pearl Loudoun County Virginia Warfield Edith Warfield Alexander Warfield York Roserfelt Simon Rosenfelt Aaron F.rederick New York City Iste Samuel Halen Betdelberger Corlenti Hillas Coblents Middletown John C. Sine James L Wile x James L. Willox Hall Ctty Haverty

Denver trip notes from Mr and Mrs McDaniel

Mr and Mrs McDaniel recount their extended tour from Frederick to Denver. They detail weather changes, city life, and economic activity, noting silver fever spurred immense growth, hotels, churches, and open Sunday commerce. They describe Pike's Peak excursions, Manitou scenery, and visits to the Mendots Mine and Cripple Creek area with guides.

McDapeel McDeane Deaver Lowry Sand McJaniel Denver Far West McDanne Frederick Pasefax McDaniel Maryland Mr. McDaniel Cleveland Mr. Thomas Thomas Mt. Joe To & Joe Eroasd Manitou McDenne Colorado Pika’s Peak Sliver Plume Station Ted Cripple Creak

Harford County News Highlights and Local Events

Harford County notes election talk at Westminster and Elkton. J Frank Woodrow dies at 50 in Bel Air after illness. Memorial windows dedicated at St John’s Church in Westminster. Court to hear registration appeals. Baltimore executives and local officials elected. Locomotive accident injures a boy in Cumberland. Lloyd Lowndes campaigns in Howard and Baltimore areas with barbecues and speeches. Democrats hold mass meetings with Feulner and West Virginia senator speakers.

Harford County Historical Society J. Frank Woodrow Barre de Grace Somerset Harford County Court St John's Catholic Church Westminster George H. Sherti Calverton Church of Johnson, Jr Cumberland Grant Zafall Weatminster My Jobo K Hurst Senator Feulkner West Virginia Lloyd Lowndes Cookaribie Howard County

Leap Year Prediction Amid Confusion Over Dates

The text claims 1606 is a leap year and that 1900 will not be a leap year. It asserts leap-year intervals of eight years until the next, mentions 385 years and eleven minutes proportions, and states 1990 is not a leap year. The paragraph blends erroneous math with dated calendar notes and unclear implications.

Harvest Home Donation Day at the Home for the Rgad

The message urges local generosity for a Harvest Home Donation Day at the Home for the Rgad, thanking past donors and requesting charitable contributions. Also notes a Congregational Meeting for St. James Lutheran Church on Monday at 7 20 pm with urgent matters from the Maryland Synod. City Opera House event to hear Rev Russell Conwell on December 29. Tickets available at Yeskle's.

Rgad Minsgers St. James Lutheran Church Maryland City Opera House Russell Conwell Philadelphia Conwell Yeskle’s

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