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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1889
Page
3
A fragment lists Tinware, Clothing, and a new model under Cline & Co with special notices on found items and a golden tinge referenced, indicating an assortment of goods and notices in a local market page.
Financial reports show some improvement in sectors like iron, wool, and Philadelphia chemicals, while drag trades dull. Cotton remains strong with large exports. overall imports and exports indicate continued foreign investment. Despite many US failures, fear is limited and bond demand remains high.
CEY, COUNTY AND STATE. No Paper Tomorrow due to holiday. Banks closed. mail only 7 am to 7 pm. An Italian laborer Santo, age thirty, died at City Hospital after an explosion on a West Baltimore and Harrrsburg Railroad blasting rosk. He left a wife and child in Casslaquand and came to this country three years ago. Weather damages crops. wind rainstorm washed wheat and corn. a large eighty foot tree uprooted. canal washed in multiple spots hindering boat traffic.
At a meeting in their rooms yesterday the Young Men's Catholic Union added four new members to its rolls. Other business was transacted and the group plans ongoing activities. Election proceedings are set for United Bethren church for the Young People's Society officers. Saturday evening will see Sunday school officers elected.
Dispatch from Martixeburg West Virginia reports an unknown well dressed man about forty years old killed by a B and O train east of the city in the early hours Saturday. An inquest was held and the remains were buried there.
A horse misstep near Brookhill left a fine mare valued at 175 shillings. A two horse team driven by L Solizan ran from the Baltimore pike and caused a carriage to overturn after being bumped by a party including Mr. Clingan and several gentlemen. no injuries, only vehicle damage reported.
Political updates from Maryland show Representative McComas leaving Washington after four days of intense duty in rain, delaying a clear successor for his post. The Republican state league presidency race heats up with Daniel L. Brinton and Albert Small among top contenders, while debates swirl over McComas seeking both port collector and treasurer roles and his pledge to rival George L. Wellington for the sub treasury post.
The Chautauqua Circle meets at 7 30 this evening at Miss Matzey home East Patrick street An entertainment will be held in Church Hall at Liberty tonight
Miss Margaret D Riccbre of Washington visits home. Mr O Firman of Washington guests of Mr G E Chagan. Miss Hallie Cookeriy of Hagere town visits sister Mrs Chag. Miss Peacock of Washington guests of Misses Difendali. Monday Musical Association to meet at Miss Hitchcock’s. Mozart on the program. Col George W Bain to speak at City Hall Friday night. Edwin Shope of Washington DC visiting friends. Mr Lewis E Birely leaves for Baltimore on business. Mr Aug Frerie fills Louis Byer’s freight position on the PR B. Capt N Zommerman leaves for New York. A. A. Smith of Hanover PA to sell at Mealey Stables a carload of fine horses. Peerlets Meat Sacks advertised for sale in Frederick MD. Marriage licenses issued to Thames H Myers and Florence G Burck. Jesse Alderson and Miss Bverhardt to wed tomorrow at bride’s home. Soldiers’ meeting at Barraska of Salvation Army. Miss Mana Schroeder sick with cold. John Shipley’s dog poisoned. Great Star Minstrels perform at City Hall. Scholastic duties resume at the Seminary. Mrs Robert Weir among centennial quadrille leaders. Mr Wm Anderson’s grey horse found dead. Miss Georgia Williams of Washington DC visiting Mrs le Howard. Lewis Bayer ill with stomach inflammation.
Sunday reports include a boy bitten by a dog but not seriously hurt at his grandmother’s home. An injured resident with a cork leg and crutches is expected to walk well soon. The town’s centennial will be celebrated with church bells at 9 am and a joint service, followed by a civic procession. A riding accident left Samuel Mackly with injuries. he received care from Dr Watt and is recovering at home. Public school teacher examinations occurred at Central Hall Westminster with 35 ladies and 51 gentlemen attending. Of attendees, 76 sought certificates, four sought State Normal School scholarships, and seven observed the exams.
Rev. N H Skylea gave his farewell sermon at the Reformed church in Jefferson at 2 pm yesterday. An election for pastor followed and Liovd Coblentzi was chosen for the position.
Directors announced a 42 percent dividend from earnings for the period January 1 to April 1, payable at the company office. The firm anticipates sufficient orders to keep the factory running through September.
Mr John L Reifenider held a Friday reception and tea from 4 to 7 20 PM at Terrace Hill Westminster in honor of Mr Fred D Miller the bride nee Foltes The event drew Mrs Reifenider and several Westminster guests including Miss Bettie Reifsnider Miss Annie Shriver and others from Westminster Baltimore and Ayen.
The general committee of the Af R G will hold its final meeting at J C Motter’s office tomorrow evening to complete arrangements. Mr Frost, committee chairman, has received a letter from Hon L B Mc Comas accepting the invitation to attend the Mass Meeting of the League of the Republican Club at City Hall Wednesday evening. Secretary Brinton of the State League Bag notified the chair that speakers will include Win M Marine R G Thackery Hon Henry Stackbridge Jr and others.
The arrivals at CITY HOTEL and CENTRAL HOTEL include guests such as J Bavanaugh M Moc Laugalin S W Hogg R Mills D E Chipman F Michael E P Link H E Mitchell U W Milles E Lightoer and others from Philadelphia Washington Tennessee Oregon New York Baltimore Georgetown and Union Bridge with dates around January 22 and local listings in Baltimore area venues.
The letter discusses springtime in GreenSe'd Milla and recalls a quiet wedding in a local church. It lauds Joy D Baker for advancing Frederick’s railroad facilities, calling it a new commercial era and urging local business to seize benefits from updated lines and gates opening to Frederick's interests.
Walkersville notes report Mr Christian Winebrewer and wife moved to Mr CH Fulton’s residence. Mrs Charles E Freshour’s 13 year old daughter ill with phthisis and bronchitis. Mr Ed Raibley of Frederick joined Mr HB Books in railroad telegraph work. Joba L Dutrow takes over Mehriaz buggies and carriages from CE Remsburg. Easter service at M church filled to capacity with two outside. Rev Guthrie spoke on Missions. The Burtezque Troupe and White Rose Singing Class, with Utica school pupils, plan a farmhouse exhibition in Waller’s Hall Lewistown on May 5 at 8 PM. Nannie Leatherman of Mechanicstown seeks her grandma, Mrs Edward Remsburg, nearby. Holt and Hune of Lewistown travel to Boiling Springs PA to work as callers for season. “Can’t best a thinz” statement. Hoody Sarse parilla advertised as appetite stimulant.
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