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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1888
Page
3
Notices outline advertising rates and deadlines for the next issue. Space ads must reach the office by specified hours, with prepayment required. Monthly accounts are billed on the first of each month, and late ads may be moved to the following week.
A legal notice outlines an order nisi issued on an audit matter involving Central National Bank. The document references Mullinix and Kemp and presents a rule related to a case styled as Doll as Carty Genuine Bargeins. Details emphasize local business and court action with a focus on prices and deadlines.
In the creditors meeting for John F Troxell held in the clerk's office Isaac M Fisher was appointed permanent trustee. Also noted are upcoming nuptials for T Jefferon Mark and Isa Molhe Wallis. invitations list Centreville and Baltimore as locations with a December 25 ceremony. The Frederick Hosiery Company reports Singer machines used to produce overalls and drawers and Bir W EF Chilton represents the firm locally.
Bank statements prepared by national banks show assets and deposits as of the 12th in the city. Fire National has not completed its report. Citizens deposits total 749292.58. Ferrers and Mechanics 146025.60. Dental 211706.00. Frederick Co. 105193.53. In holiday notes, churches prepare garlands and decorations. spruce, laurel, berries are gathered. Cole's Cavalry held a meeting to plan the Green House banquet on January 10 1869 with attendees including Col. G W F Veron and others.
Journalistic Enterprise reports Arthur Stabler John T Decelum and James Dawson with other leaders met yesterday afternoon at the after place to discuss starting a Republican newspaper in Rockville. They are energetic party men and expect to secure equipment and backing for the venture.
The weather prophet notes that deer leaving summer groves for timber indicate an open winter. He identifies ancient runways as evidence that deer have not retreated to bottom lands, suggesting continued harsh conditions ahead.
A formal morning ceremony at 11 20 witnessed the marriage of Lillian Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Stur gus A Hedges to Dr Harry T Talbott of Washington DC The service conducted by Rev Dr E R Eschbach featured a quartet led by Prof Smith with Mendelssohn and a lush church decor of evergreens and flowers Guests included ushers Hon B B Gibson Lieut T Lee Shirley W Va and Dr W P Liggett Washington DC The newlyweds departed on the B G O 1155 train for eastern cities amid well wishers A reception followed at East Church Street with generous gifts including 1200 from the Hedg es and 500 from the Talbot family Termed a standout event the first Bridal Chorus ceremony in town drew widespread praise. Meanwhile seven colts owned by R J Winebrewer vanished from their pasture and were found later on David L Hedges property about four to five miles away.
Eliza Nelson of New London was robbed of a ten dollar pocket-book by her nephew Robert Buch, about 28, an occupant of her home. The theft was detected in time and messages were sent to arrest the fugitive. Buch was captured at Ellicott Ort by Detective Vancant and turned over to county authorities. He had been wanted for weeks, with warrants issued by Justice Turner.
C L GC Lampe a North Market street grocer shipped butter to Garns Meores Baltimore on August 2. He sought 34 20 November 8. McCrea promised partial payment, a draft failed. Lampe swore out warrants charging both firm members with receiving goods as commission merchants and misappropriation. A G Carre admitted past ties but claims McCrea handled dealings and pocketed funds. He posted bail. McCrea arrested for hearing.
Mr. A. F. Colbert, Grand Recorder of the Anscot Or der of United Worker and Acting District Deputy, paid a fraternal visit to Middletown Lodge No. 19. He delivered a public lecture at the Reform church on the good of the order.
Fragmented ad style plea urges readers to renew The News, praise quality and cheap price, and consult local advertisements for Christmas goods in Western Maryland.
Manaver Sthm de promotes an operatic program to be staged January 7 by the Jensie Wreston Combination. The forty-member troupe with full orchestra will perform Boccacio Girode Girode Grand Duches Fra Diavola and Perichote with period scenery and scene accessories.
Secretary and ex examiner John Heggins reports Montgomery county school attendance exceeds previous years. George E. Dyer, known as Lone Fisterman of the Great Falls, married Virginia’s Mrs. F G Collins a few days ago. Court of Appeals upholds circuit court ruling in Isaac Ricketts Metrolitan Branch case, depriving plaintiffs of action. Mollie Dorsey near Goshen hosts quiet wedding of daughter Jennie L. Dorsey to John W. Darby with ceremony by Rev GC Edington and a festive reception at the groom’s father’s Barnesville home.
Miss Elizabeth Appleman of Middletown celebrated her 97th birthday with a small gathering and prayers led by Rev T B Heffmeier. The community mourns the death of three year old Herman End Ida Miller, a Springfield, Ohio child visiting relatives here, with sympathy extended to the family. Milk receipts at South Mountain Creamery and its Myereville branch total around 3,000 pounds daily, reflecting growing local dairy activity. Corrections note Dr G Herbert Beckley is a Maryland College of Pharmacy graduate, not currently in Europe. The record recalls Rev Dr Gleasner’s Middletown pastorate from 1856 to 1861, noting 134 confirmations, 46 baptisms, 73 burials, and 21 marriages during his tenure.
A full day meeting of the Middletown Valley Teachers Association was held at the Academy. Speakers included School Examiner Glenn Worthington of Frederick and Rev Dr Bergstresser. Weather featured 22 degrees in the morning and 25 last night with a high wind throughout the day.
Fashionable circles adopt engraved personal cards bearing seasonal sentiments to read aloud on the eve of Christmas, replacing ornate store bought greetings with intimate, stylish expressions.
In the Circuit Court for this county today several cases were disposed of. No 15 State v Moses Andere involved selling liquor to a minor with a demurrer sustained. No 16 State v Sume involved selling liquor on Sunday with a verdict pending. State v Benjamin Pryor charged with selling liquor in Wellavaile. case stayed by the State. The court adjourned to Monday morning next.
The people of Urbara gathered at Urpans AL. E. church to witness the consummation of the nuptials of Mr William C Kidd and Miss Jensie S Ce el third daughter of Columons Ce il. The ceremony at 230 p m Dez 6 featured a wedding march by Prof J H Laith and was performed by Rev H Branner. Ushers were Charles Dixon and Borden Smith. The couple received hearty congratulations and departed on a bridal trip to Baltimore aboard the 4 o clock train from Tramagille Communicated.
Frederick county fanciers won premiums with Flywouth Hooks first cock erel and Wyandottes pulse, C E Boleau Middletown, B V Buckey of Baltimore, White Leghorns fourth pullet, Roven Ducks fret on duck and drake, Richard Cramer Mountain View Lofts. Close prices, holiday sale notes, and pressure to clear stock with low prices to attract buyers.
Correspondent reports the December 14 wedding at Garland for Carl ton P. Ahalt’s third daughter Lola May to Baxter Horine. Rev Dr T. W. Doh officiated beneath a porch wedding bell of evergreens. Bride wore steel colored broadcloth. groom in a Prince Albert suit. A reception followed with many gifts.
The article lists birth stones for each month with quoted claims. January garnet promises constancy and depth in love. February amethyst guards against violent passions. March blood-stone gives courage and wisdom. April blue sapphire denotes repentance and kindness. May emerald reveals false witness and aids happiness. June agate grants strength, long life, health, prosperity. July ruby counters deceit from friends. August carnelian guards conjugal felicity. September chrysolite perceives despair in the born. October coal signals misfortune and hope. November pearl brings tears and pity. December turquoise ensures prosperity.
Local notes report chicken thefts from Miss Rebecca Hoover. Hezekiah Harp traveled to Baltimore Newark and New York on a business and leisure trip expected to last about a week. Notices mark services for Mrs Annie S Stotelmyer and J W Osborne in Winchester Va. Mrs Catharine A Bronner recently received a back pension of over 2800 dollars and a monthly pay of 12 dollars. Catoctin Literary Society elected officers Geo R Stotelmyer president John W Wilson vice president Cortia S Smith secretary A W Harshman treasurer E G Hoover librarian J Luther Frey editor. Next meeting Friday December 14 at 7 pm with a debate on whether our Republican form of government will continue permanently.
Mrs Fout, soon to be mother, was attacked in the barn by a vicious heifer while her husband John Fout assisted a newborn at church. The horn pierced the abdomen and womb, but the Caesarean operation saved her life though the baby died. Mrs Fout, 25, known as Miss Keyser, survives in critical condition. husband and three children at home. Also notes include Wm H Rimsburg taken ill at his Market and Third street store and Amy Amel, 15 months, ill at East Fourth Street.
Mrs and Mrs Jas A Brown return from wedding tour and host a reception at Bellevue the groom s father H C Brown s suburban residence. About forty intimate friends attend spend an enjoyable evening. A late collation is served as guests depart with warm congratulations and pleasant memories.
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