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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1889
Page
3
Notices detail ad placement rates and deadlines for the Wheel Newsroom. Transient ads must be in advance and reach the office by Wednesday. late Thursday will miss current publication. Regular advertisers are billed monthly with March charges noted.
The notice lists sale opportunities and mortgage advertisements from Daily News and Weekly News papers. It mentions bank notes, schedule dates such as April 16 to April 28, including locations like Barkersside and Frederick County, with names of advertisers and instructions to see the ads for further details.
A fragmented notice page from April 8, 1989 lists items including Morlel G.J Doll & Son and Prof G-teh's School Special Notes-Siuis the People. It captures a local events snippet and specialized notices, implying community announcements and advertisements without clear details.
CITY COUNTY AND STATE announces imported seed potatoes including Pure Early Russet varieties at low prices from Av en G Gaynn Co. The note lists cordial receptions for newly applied ministers in Baltimore and welcomes for Rev Dr Gibson Rev Eldridge and Rev Pace Milbern with social gatherings and warm welcomes in various churches and towns.
Adam Monett, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track hand near Pawlings Station, died after a broken car window fragment severed his throat on Tuesday. Hemorrhage from the wound caused his death on Thursday. He leaves a wife and several children.
Court of Appeals admits W Pinkney Whyte and B S Eicheberger to practice. Yesterday's cases heard included Zimmerman et al v Fred Signa and others with Judge Wood presiding for appellants Ned Black. State of Maryland argued by Levy and Motter for appellant, with Eicheberger and Attorney General Warfield for appellee. Nicholas McKee administrator case dismissed under rule 24. Assignment for Tuesday listed Naz 12 12 15 14.
Dr John son of Kings College London explains widespread arterial enlargement in chronic Brights Disease affecting kidneys and other organs. If kidney disease remains untreated, apoplexy pneumonia or rheumatism may follow. Warner’s Safe Cure claims to cure kidney disease and purify the blood.
A lightning bolt hit the belfry of St Luke's Episcopal Church in Adamstown during a snowstorm, demolishing the tower and damaging the church. The organ area escaped harm, no fire started, and damage is estimated near 400 dollars. The church, without a rector, seeks funds for a new rectory.
Farm real estate described as containing 1 acres on a road from Farryen to Mr Zon bought by the Shaler of Middletown for 1732 25 per acre. An inmate from Monte ree, 52, died after limbs were amputated by Dr Hezner ed Johnson at the city hospital. Interment at Greenmoone cemeteries. A. T. Rice & Sons undertakers.
An open ir meeting of the Salvation Army will be held at Square Corner this evening at 7 30 o'clock with an indoor meeting at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow a knee drug will be held at 7 o'clock a m. Sunday school at 9 30, aohnass meeting at 11, open at on Patricks street at 2 30, indoor meeting at 3, open air at 7 p m. Market Space, indoor meeting at 8 o'clock.
The article notes that tomorrow is the fifth Sunday in Lent commonly called Passion Sunday. It explains the Lent season emphasizes the Saviour's sufferings and contrasts Roman practices with Protestant observances as a time of preparation for Holy Week.
A large gathering of stockholders met in Court Hall, Hagerstown, to decide on holding an annual fall event. Prompted by the McQuity damage verdict against the association, which totaled over 2000 dollars, the meeting approved continuing the exhibit despite the ruling.
From the Enterprise week record Mr B K Beaver and wife of Prappe Pa visited their daughter Mrs Henck at Glade parsonage last week. George W Cramer cut his hand while fitting a door at John Baer’s ice house. Dennis Skemaker near Retreat Grove died of general debility aged about 81. interment at Pocky Gill today. Drs Neighbors and Waters amputated finger ends after bone injuries at Mr Barry Clemm incident. A basket handle broke eighteen dozen eyes at Mr E L Powell’s store causing damage. A boy of Howard Remberg injured after a fall from a lazy board. receiving care and improving. Charles Thomas and Cora Hall married at ME church in a colored ceremony officiated by Rev Hen ry and Rev Thomas.
At Lynchburg Maryland M. P. Conference yesterday a paper proposed consolidating collections and directing funds to Bible and Tract Societies. $23 630 was requested for the year. Resolutions urged revisions of the pension list and careful scrutiny of claims while conference officers discussed superannuate duties and fund transfers. Dr L W Bates reported growth in Japan and interest among ministers and laymen.
Residents report the long standing fence around Lafayette Square has been removed following a local example. The White Hence site is now open on all sides, altering the neighborhood’s appearance and flow.
The Passover festival starts on April 16 and Jewish households lay unleavened bread, removing all bread made from yeast. The period bans bread, cakes from wheat or corn, beer and whiskey, with households cleansing and preparing for the holy observance.
Boston Globe reports ongoing Massachusetts legislation aimed at banning nonregular physicians from practicing medicine, with penalties for violators. The piece cites Dr Holt criticizing medical ignorance and notes patients suffer from misdiagnoses in historic poisoning cases, urging doctors to trust knowledge over prejudice. Warner's Safe Cure is promoted by Warner & Co as a cure for kidney disease, attacking medical orthodoxy and urging readers to avoid bigotry.
Five directors will be elected today in Darkitteville to manage the Union Cemetery. The meeting continues a long local effort to oversee cemetery affairs and ensure proper administration.
Brigadier General Stewart Brown Col F W Brune Col John S Saunders and Major G G Hall are to arrive Monday for a tour of a suitable encampment site. The Markell property near the B and O Junction is deemed the best adapted use for the locality.
The Westminster Dewing Agency met last night electing Hon Chas. B. Ros erie president John H Quaingham secretary and Joan J Reese treasurer Committees were formed to confer with property owners about leasing or purchasing grounds Thirty members attended.
Supreme Court ruling defines cruelty showing two men choking his wife and dragging her, forcing her to sleep with nothing to cover and threatening to knock her brains out, and suing for divorce on cruelty grounds.
A damaged OCR list shows arrivals at Central Hotel and county inns. Names include W Brown Z A Myers W O Holmes Leech R A Tau P Aoe Coneland Ele N W Baswart Ghio E A Ely J L ee M Ma E B Casweil N Lehan J M Craig D K Bonek Baito EF K Baker Coan CW Fry Va J M Creatt Mig Peters Wash E K Hartzell and JARLIN Rouse WH Richards T Martie Baito F T Barton at counties 3 4 and 6.
A daytime fire at the rear of Josiah A. Rameburg’s residence on East Fourth Street consumed the frame stable and its stock. A horse and three cows burned. a truck horse owned by Joe Grabill was killed. Firefighters fought the blaze amid water-access problems, with an incendiary origin suspected and a loss just under two thousand dollars.
Editorial urges business leaders to expand manufacturing and employ many workers to sustain a stable, thriving community.
Fish Commissioners plan to move about 20,000 drink trout into streams across Baltimore, Harford, Howard, Carroll and Frederick counties. Commissioner Gee Delander oversees shipments from Denid Hull Park where they are prepared. Fish total this year reaches about 409,000, close to last year's figure.
Local notices report the deaths of Wm Lechmere in San Francisco and a companion, linked to Ridgeville and Frederick county. Both men, known in the Ellicott area social circles, were associated with a hotel and shared a long acquaintance. The bodies are expected home soon for burial in Prospect, with community sympathy voiced. A stray advertisement promotes Ackers Fagli Reme y as a preventive remedy for croup and throat ailments.
Election for nine directors to manage the affairs of the Frederick Town Savings Institution will be held at the banking house on Monday morning between 9 and 12. The Frederick County Agricultural Society quarterly meeting failed due to lack of a quorum. Also note an advertisement for improved Pearles Paper Meat Sacks claimed to prevent skippers, costing 3, 4, and 5 cents.
James Punk, a twenty one year old freight brakeman, was killed in the Cumberland Valley Railroad yards at Coamberabary yesterday morning. He stood on the last car of a drafs being pushed through the yards when the engineer applied the air brakes. He was crushed under the wheels and died about five minutes later. Punk was the son of a widow and well known along the line.
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