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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1888

Page

4

Local notices and incidents from Frederick area 1888

News items report indoor meeting at Barracks tonight after canceling open air event. Minor injuries when John Sheetenheler hurt leg hauling fodder. Joseph Valluse rumored wandering again after recent escapades. Frederick Riflemen hold dress parade at 8:30 followed by a hop with the Fredericka Cornet Band providing music. Edward P Humrichouse named elisor for Washington county court in case State vs. Bherif Gatrell.

Frederick Riflemen E. Patrick Street Fredericka Cornet Band Elisor Edward P. Humrichouse Hagerstown Washington County State Bherif John H. Gatrell

Neighbors Social Club Meets at Dr Hargett Residence

The Neighbors Social Club gathered last evening at Dr Hargett's home for a spicy literary and musical programme. The group announced another performance planned for the fall and set the next meeting at Samuel L Hargett Jr's residence on Tuesday January 1889.

Neighbors Dr. Hargett Samuel L. Hargett, Jr

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Catarrh and Deafness

An 1908 newspaper snippet touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh and ear noises claiming it purifies the blood. It also reports two horse deaths on a Saturday near Sugar Loaf Mountain and Hyattstown without explanation.

Hood

Husking Match Delights Hyattsville Visitors

Mr. Thomas H. Price of Hyattsville hosted a husking match on Saturday night with about 209 barrels of corn husked. He treated guests to a copper and two barrels of cider disappeared. Ms. Garrett Linthicum of the same area hosted a husking event the previous evening.

Thomas H. Price Hyatts- Nile

Letter From Santa Delivers Seasonal Cheer

A 1583-era missive from Santa Claus compliments a December gift list described as complete and beautiful. He notes no visit is needed this season and wishes a merry Christmas to all, signed Santa Claus.

Grandpa Sante Claus

Moonlight Carriages For Honeymoon Couples Fail To Save Face

Spain presents a new honeymoon carriage design with two seats and a small table for couples on wedding tours. Despite expectations, no couples have used the special compartment on express trains. Rumor says if the trend doesn’t improve, the cars may be repurposed for alleged single travelers.

Spain Exch

Court Docket For December Term Of County Circuit Court

The December term of the Circuit Court for this county will convene on Monday. The docket lists 49 criminals, 46 original, 230 trials, 37 recognizances, and 44 appeals.

Board of Charities Holds Monthly Meeting at Montevue

The Board of Charities and Corrections met at Montevue today to transact routine business and approve accounts. A jail payment meeting is set for Saturday. A jury was summoned to assess the mental condition of Miss Tabler near Urbana, leading to John Tabler being named trustee of her property. The Frederick County National Bank directors declare a three and a half percent dividend for the last six months. Revivals end with nineteen conversions at Araby Union Chapel and Urbana M E Church reporting two conversions.

Bosra C& c Boaad of Charities and Corrections Montevue Miss Tabler Urbana John Tabler Frederick County National Bank Araby Union Chapel Urbana M. EL Church

County Commissioners Continue Session Reappoint Fireman

The County Commissioners continued their session and reappointed Joseph C. Cramer as fireman at the jail. A committee from the Board of Charities and Corrections appeared regarding sewerage at Montevue Hospital. It is expected the Commissioners will adjourn this afternoon.

Joseph C. Cramer Board of Charities and Corrections Montevue Hospital

WHI Elect Directors At Regional Banks And Insurance

The First National Bank and Frederick County National Bank will each elect nine directors. Central National Bank and Citizens National Bank will elect twelve directors. Frederick County Mutual Insurance Company will elect twelve directors to manage its affairs. Elections are scheduled for January 7 and 8, 1889.

First National Bank Frederick County National Bank Central National Bank Citizens National Bank Frederick County Mutual Insurance Company

Rufus Scott’s Thrown Upon the World Delights Front Street Crowd

Rufus Scott’s production of the English melodrama Thrown Upon the World drew a crowded house at the Front Street Theatre last night. The plot is interesting and well treated with scenery all that could be desired. Scott gave a strong interpretation of the principal role and was well supported throughout the performance.

Rufus Scott Front Street Scott Baltimore Herald

Death of Rev Dr Geo W Glessner in Shippenstue Pa

Intelligence reports the death of Rev Dr Geo W Glessner aged 1 years old at his Shippenstue home on Monday afternoon. He was a Reformed minister who preached to Germans here from 1863 to 1865 and was an uncle to Wm T and Geo Glessner. Funeral is set for tomorrow in Shippenstue.

Glassner Geo W Glessner Shippenstue Wm T Geo . Glessner Thie City Shippensburg, Pa

The Great Southern Feature in Senate Debate

Washington reports discuss Senator Ingelis predicting a defining southern issue and the challenge of racial policy. The piece notes calls for fair play and opposition to disfranchisement while examining Reconstruction era tensions and political strategies. It references a Chicago murder mystery involving Frank Dickinson and Charles Gunderson, suggesting Dickinson killed Gunderson, disposed of the body, and attempted self-damnation.

Ingelis Atlanta Washington Munkind Chicago Cacace Desphines Frank P Charles Gunderson Son Dickinson Gunderson Gundieron Despinines Street

Parnell commission hears witnesses on Times placard case

At Lompos the Parnell commission heard from Norak Fitamaurice and a man named Afitchell who had testified for The Times. They offered apologies which were accepted. Bellaber testified of threats and a moonlighter raid on his home, while O'Connor described joining the inner circle known as The Boys and being offered pay for little work. The West Virginia recount notes Democrats gain in governor race.

Land League Lompos Parnell Norak Fitamaurice Afitchell Times Amin Bellaber League O'Connor George Trviss John Connell

Sale of Bank Stock in Hagerstown

Eleven shares of First National Bank stock were sold yesterday in Hagerstown at 20 dollars 40 cents per share, par value 10 dollars.

First National Bank Hagerstown

Empire Gowns and Modern Dress Trends From Home Notes

Fashion notes highlight empire gowns with warm brocades, Grecian drapery, and lace trims like Alencon and Namur. Tailor-made gowns stay popular with simple, rich effects, while short waisted fits and redingote styles appear for home wear and formal attire.

Stany

Cabbage Storage Methods and Winter Varieties

Readers learn practical cabbage storage options from outdoor trellises to frames and cellars, including heads down to prevent bursting and a note on Sa loys Savoy and Drumhead varieties. The piece also covers winter apples in New England, breed health anecdotes, silos, and fruit notes from rural and horticultural sources.

Crowo Ag

Fires in Japan: architecture fuels vast urban losses

Fires in Japan are described as devastating due to building design and limited fire departments outside major cities. The report notes Tokyo’s six steam engines, small compared to two large American steamers, and cites incidents where towns burn when wind drives flames through interior villages.

Japan Chicago Iow Tokio Frank G. Carpenter

Oddities of Expression in Early American Slang

A Seotch publican laments a servant maid who vanishes often, predicting she will "gang oot" the house many times before she comes. A countryman visits a menagerie to study wild beasts, while others call orang different from humans. Hodge disputes this, saying the man is no more human than a beast. A child asks a troubling question about a colored infant shocking to observe.

Wisconsin Henry x7 Gonald Rurel New Yorker Seotch Hodge Chicago Journal

Poisoned blood cures and claimed remedies headline

A long promotional notice touts Acker English Blood Elixir and English Baby Leather as cures for scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and for children, with testimonials from druggists and doctors. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and Electric Bitters as cures, urging purchase from Williamson Brown and local druggists.

Acker Williamson & Brown Druggists Williamson.& Brown Dru Joseph B. Gerroit England Williamson & Brown Berit Dr. King Baeklen Soph ER. Garrett

Haile Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Catarrh Cases

Doctor Ldi Gorsach extols Haile Catarrh Cure claiming forty years of practice with perfect success. He offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and notes the product is sold by druggists through J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

D. Sali Dreggiss Bippus Ind Testideg Abraham Hare Msille Ohio Baws Jos Garron Cine Ldi Gorsach Summit St J. Cheney & Co Prope Toledo Obie

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