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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1888
Page
3
Notices inform advertisers to submit 45 days early for proper display and classification. Rates listed for local notices and display ads. Weekly publication cuts off Wednesday at 9 o clock. late ads published the following week.
Rev Geo 5 Bowers of Blosser ie Pa has accepted a call to St La Lougheran church in New York and will assume charge Oct 1. Reservoir break repairs continue with heavy work and modest progress expected within a week. Aurelius Wright a Roanoke Daly Times compositor and Muss Sampselle nineteen plan to marry in North Carolina after failing to obtain a license locally. W H Smith of New Market now with Williamsport Packing Co returned home with a sample of kindling wood. Base ball brief notes the Car Peis will travel to Lime Bilin for a six game series. lists players and positions. Picnics and festivals are set for Rocky Springs Gamprill Woods and nearby Grace Reformed chapel Graceham. Bruceville Sunday school marks nineteenth anniversary with a picnic. Centreville fair at Cramer's Woods near Liberty Coppermine and a J P Church text fair at Central.
Germany mourns Emperor Frederick while readers view entries on inns, London scenes, and a variety of articles. Features include Joho Rendolph life, a charming sketch of Waxwings, Capital corner curios, India mendicants, magicians methods, Duluth environs, Market Day at the South, sound theory, and a serial novel with short stories by multiple authors plus Daizy’s Dilemmas.
The steamer Wieland from Hamburg reports a mid ocean crash between the Geiser and Thagralia. The Geiser sank in five minutes with 103 passengers lost. Thagralia survived, rescuing 31 Geiser passengers amid heavy sea and dense fog.
A man named Chas BE Seibart of Clear Spring county was arrested in Washington county on an assault charge involving an unknown female infant left at the Orphans' Home in Hagerstown. He posted bail of 230 dollars and awaits a hearing next Wednesday before Justice Bitner in Hagerstown.
John Smith a native of Biddle Valley and former resident of Middletown died suddenly at 77 while visiting his son-in-law M Fred Selemier in Olin Jones County Iowa. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Lutheran Church Dixon IL. interment at Fairmount Cemetery Polo IL. He was a brother of Mrs Aca Remsburg and belonged to the valley savings bank case notes follow.
A trim retrocolumn of local notices lists registrations at Emory Grove Hotel for Mrs D A Foard and Son of Liberty and Judge W P Maulsby of Westminster, plus social visits and small-town happenings. Names include Rev G W Glessner and Mrs H B Ketsuver in Middletown, details on turns of travel, pensions granted, and cosmetic fare like Hall’s Hair Renewer advertised.
A detailed tour of Mrs. L. Clingan’s East Patrick street flower garden highlights an expansive display by gardener Frank G. Clingan. The piece praises vibrant begonias, towering delphiniums, ferns, caladiums, roses, verbenas, and exotic plants, noting striking colors, sizes, and arrangements that evoke a lush, rainbow-filled paradise.
The firm of Mullinix and Co dissolves by mutual consent. Mr. M. L. Etchicon sells his interest to Mr. C. E. Kemp. The new firm will operate as Mullinix Kemp and Co and assumes all debts. They extend thanks for past patronage and invite the public to visit.
Yellow Springs Aug 16. A Prohibition meeting is set for Tuesday evening Aug 21 in Yellow Springs Hall. Rev Mr Martin of Walkereville will speak. The Skids Band will provide music. Local reports note festival successes at Pleasant Hill church and a busy social scene with several local residents mentioned.
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