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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1888
Page
2
The Frederick, Md news sheet lists subscription options from 50 cents a month to 3 dollars per year, with variations for prepaid plans and mail orders. It notes the News Office is tied to the Telegraph Exchange and invites letters and business inquiries to THE NEWS in Frederick.
The author envisions future warfare shifting to the cloud and balloons, with aerial contests and dynamite replaced by safer explosives. Balloons and chemists may drive national power, reducing powder and traditional armies as scientists become key to victory.
By decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick County the executors will offer at public sale at the northwest corner of Market and Sixth streets in Frederick City, Maryland, on a stated day at 10 o'clock a large multiple parcel estate. The property includes eight building lots fronting Market Street with brick houses, a blacksmith shop, and multiple improved parcels, plus a rear lot on East Street and other street-fronting lots, all in good to excellent condition. The sale is to be conducted by William Adams and Mary Adams and observers are informed bids close within six months.
The Western Farm Mortgage Trust promoters claim 5 percent yields and emphasize prudence by seasoned business leaders of Frederick and Frederick ALFALD RITTEH ECO. The text stresses trust in established financiers and professionals, denying risky securities and highlighting their expertise in Lawrence Kansas.
A new male school of academic grade opens in the Law Library Building on rd street this coming Monday September 3 1888. The program promises complete instruction to prepare youths for the Sophomore class at college or for business life with a primary instruction fee of 1000 per session and other details reflecting the era.
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