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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1889
Page
3
The notice outlines ad submission deadlines for the Daily News with deadlines at 9 45 PM for same day display. Rates are given for transient ads and local notices, with cash in advance required. Weekly notices must be submitted by Thursday morning for publication the following week. Regular accounts billed monthly.
An OCR fragment lists names and actions tied to probate and property notices. References include April dates, bars for Outer Brijee Horsey, Chas Wert Reimer, Frederick Carcet Band, and Daniel P. Whip. Mentions weekly and daily editions and a trustor Ehimss.
For sale and rent details appear in this fragment. The item mentions The Model OC Cline & Co Royal Baking Powder Special with no ice needed. Auction or sale notice area hints at a rental option and safe storage needs.
At a Father McElroy meeting last evening the banquet planned for Easter Monday night was postponed indefinitely. In Mechanicstown yesterday an election re-elected the old commissioners to manage town affairs for the coming year. Invitations are out for the marriage of Shafer to Miss Kiama Kline on the 17th in the UB church at Spm.
Rey A GMsGate of the Dual Grand Lodge states the State will institute a Good Templar Lodge in Haerstown tonight. He will be assisted by WH Falbot and Miss Clara Bartgis.
The recent canal breach near Shepherdstown employed eighty hands and twenty carts for eight days to complete repairs. The cost was about 32,900 dollars. A separate incident reports Mr. B. F. Baker of Keedysville injuring his ear by a peach sprig while gardening. the fragment was removed but may have impaired hearing.
The Young People's meeting of the OG B church was held at Mr Lewis Klines West Patrick greet draft evening. The meeting next Monday at the church will be a Bible reading. Gas consumers must call at the American Heat and Light Company office on West Church Street to obtain the concern shown on gas bills if needed by the 10th inst.
A brief sky note describes the April moon aligning with Saturn tomorrow morning. Observers using opera glass may spot the planet south of the men ena with bright daytime visibility east of the era. Telescopic view reveals a crescent crescent growing thinner as it nears earth before fading to a morning star by month end.
Weather and scheduling concerns push talk of moving the October fair to the 15th. Knights Templars in Washington conflict with dates, nearby fairs loom, and a special meeting may set steps to change. Printing contracts loom if moved early. officials largely favor the change. Also notice seed potatoes offered by Allen G. Quynn & Co.
The Taneytown Savings Bank declares an annual 5 percent dividend net of all taxes payable on and after April 13. The bank also contemplates erecting a new banking house in the near future.
Mrs Booth, daughter of an English clergyman, has entered New York society circles via Salvation Army outreach. She held packed conferences at Association Hall on March 13, drawing over 1600 attendees. Her marriage to Mr Ballington Booth, son of the Army General, is noted in context.
High officials in the Post Office Department blame factional divisions in Maryland for delaying Republican postmaster appointments. They say the administration aims to advance Republican interests but will not harm the party by late changes. Candidates backed by friends face bitter attacks. if factionalism continues, the department may halt most appointments until after the fall election. Secretary Windom made other appointments yesterday and Maryland action may wait further. Representative McComas withdraws active support for Hill.
Captain H Clay Nuill spoke to Entaw Republican Club in Baltimore on Cleveland defeat causes and GOP prospects. Sixth Ward Permanent Republican Club elected George W Stoner Louis Schneeberger as delegates with Benjamin F Woelper as vice president. Central Republican Club chose delegates and alternates for Frederick convention. Baltimore Republicans named Joan Kersen James H Orem and W W White as delegates to the State League convention in Frederick. 62 Cabin club of Jobo BoPolt i
The death of Mr Brosilla Cramer at Atlantic City is reported after a dinner table collapse. Local residents Aunt Kitty Hedge, the Wolfe family, and Barry Haelar are mentioned with varied travels and visits. Several resignations, moves, and visits across towns including Union Bridge, Frederick County, and Baltimore are noted along with upcoming events and an April 13 recital by Mrs Mary L Gaddees at the Emmitsburg Opera House.
In Emmitsburg a Citizens Building Association meeting elected Meters Vz Rowe and Jos E Yoke as directors with EH Rowe and D Lawrence resigning as officers. YE Rowe remains president with C C Kretcher as vice president F A Adesberger secretary and Paul Motter treasurer. The association reports a flourishing condition. Geo G Habigharet plans to move to Baltimore after Horner Co closing and will join D H Reiman to form D H Reiman & Con. The Woman's Missionary Society of Evan Lutheran church hosts a tenth pearl bank service on Palm Sunday. I M Fisher John P Seabold and Jacob L Topper enter the carriage bogey and weapon manufacturing business at Motter's Station.
Local notes report Mr Thos T Anderson taking a travelling salesman post with Marburg Bros of Balticore, active in Indiana and Ohio. Other items mention a large order of Boar sacks, a death of a Bae cow, Mr Douglass H. Burgett joining the Baltimore Cornu and Flour Exchange, and a news boy position for Baker.
A military committee including General Stewart Brows and Cols Saundere and Haul examined sites near the junction for the annual state militia camp. The Markell farm and other suggested locations near the junction were reviewed with positive outlook. Deputy Sheriff Thomas Gallaser to escort Johnson Burr to the Maryland Penitentiary for a two year burglary sentence.
Miss Ada Green of this city has completed a crayon portrait of her intimate friend in Baltimore Miss Bertie McElroy well known in this city which she will present to her on Wednesday. The portrait reflects credit on Miss Green.
Jobe Netnagle Jr known as Potter the toasorial artist at Chas Millers Shaving Parlors departed for Baltimore and other eastern cities to buy fishing tackle for an upcoming piscatorial excursion on the traveling wagon.
The collector came home Saturday after a boatneg trip through Carroll Vo. He reports Kriss moved several factories and started others while away, finding everything along the line in good shape.
Rose was sentenced to jail for sixty days yesterday morning by Judge Wallechorat for an assault on seven year old Jan Myers of Alberton. The attack occurred in a new schoolhouse under construction where Rose, a painter, worked. The girl testified that she and companions were alone when the incident happened. The defendant denied the alleged attempt and claimed he did not outcry. The complainant, forty years old, had come to Alberton from Virginia about two years ago.
Mr John Holdcreft a miller for E D Shriner and Son at Cerra ville bart collapsed from overexertion at work and as he was gardening at his home needed surgical aid. The incident occurred a day or two earlier.
A national proportion chair by Chair Works under proprietor Mr. Wm DeFreha is prepared for shipment to a customer in Pred erick. The chair measures 33 inches high with a .833 inch seat length and 20 inches width. A heavyset woman of 400 pounds is described as able to use the chair for comfort.
The regular monthly meeting was held last evening in the rooms of the Association. Nominations for directors were made and will be voted on next week. Committee reports showed the association in satisfactory condition. An Anniversary meeting is planned for next month with committees appointed to secure speakers and arrange music.
A compact record of arrivals at CITY HOTEL and SARLIN HOUSE and CENTRAL HOTEL. Notable guests include AG Shannon Pittsburg A M Easter D W Flees G Graham G W Bonners HL Clerke Baltold A Moyer Cleve land J Gignasg Md CO E Ketchum T E Ray Lewie New York R Hartour 3 B Harper Philadelphia and county 10. SARLIN HOUSE lists CO E Houghton ZT Darby GWMnock Baltimore ST Biindy Pictssarg A O Young Carroll county 17. CENTRAL HOTEL shows dM Roberts MG Calloway Balte 2 Holloway Washington Johnson Phila WR Sweeny Helens Mon fans Ter county 2.
Society notes reveal the engagement of a Dahlgren Drexel union. The second son of Mrs. Dahlgren and Mr. Drexel of New York plan a June Georgetown College event, with a summer tour and travels abroad planned before autumn. Mrs. Dahlgren’s daughter Baronees Von Overbeck resides in Berlin. William A. Coffia seeks portraits of historic figures for Mrs. Gouverneur, to be displayed at a Metropolitan Opera House exhibit opening the lithh.
The Union Veteran Association of Maryland holds its 24th annual reunion and banquet at the Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore this evening. A business meeting starts at o eight in the ladies parlor. A badge is to be adopted and a bronze medal proposed. After business, veterans will march to the banquet hall to martial music. Speakers include Gen John W Horn Gen Chas Phelpa Commodore Winfield Scott Shields Col Geo W F Vernon Gen Adam E King Gen Felix Agane Corporal Tanner and Gen Cyrus Muises among others. The event closes with Auld Lang Syne.
An advertisement touts an improved method to prevent skippers in meat using Puer lesa Paper Meat Sacks. The paper sacks are claimed stronger and better for the season and are said to be the best simplest and cheapest option. Sold by general merchants at prices of 3 4 and 5 cents.
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