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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1889
Page
3
Transient advertisements and local notices publish at set rates per line with advance payment required. Weekly ads must reach by Wednesday 5 PM for Tuesday publication. failing to do so will delay to the following week. Yearly running ads billed quarterly on March 15 June 16 September 15 and December 15.
Auction notices list livestock farming implements and household goods with buyers and locations across Frederick and surrounding areas. Multiple entries name Chas B Font, L M Breedy, Major Harvey Lease, and others, detailing live stock, farming gear, and personal property to be sold in February and March with notices in Daily News and Weekly News.
Araby and Charlesville brief items recount snow, visits, weddings, missions, concerts, and church notices. Reports include a fatality and injuries from falls, a missionary concert plan in Charlesville, a Jefferson marriage, a Lutheran sermon, a mission call for Rev Skyles to Jeannette, and local schooling and mill repairs.
Mr Henry Hest near Mr Philip four miles southwest of the city possesses an orange tree bearing eighty two fruit all of which have arrived at efficient perfection.
Real estate transfers received for record at the Frederick County Clerk’s office list numerous parcels, acres, perches, and sums. Names include Trustees of Frederick presec by fexian citizen to Mary A Davies, Jess Linton and others, Robert B Mozley to Robert S Mozley, The Novelty Wood Work Company to David C Wine, and many others with counties and towns such as Frederick City, Woodsboro district, Emmittsburg, Liber town. Amounts range from $14 to $2,500 with various acreages and perches.
A jumble of notices lists Miss Elia Neipold and Grace Davis traveling to Annapolis to assist Mia Jackson at weekly receptions through Lent. Also mentions health ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, local visits, a fall on ice, and various social updates including a Frederick College Literary Society meeting and Soviet constitution adoption.
A movement plans a Maryland state convention in Baltimore toward month end to discuss educational, industrial, and political welfare of colored people. It seeks an independent school, expanded facilities, and correcting unequal school fund distribution, with aims for similar state committee driven organization in the South.
The Frederick County Agricultural Society board fixed October 10 and 11 for the next annual fair and appointed a committee to arrange two public gatherings on the fair grounds to discuss agricultural interests. A regular farmers institute or association is proposed, modeled after Montgomery and other parts of the state, believed to yield many good results.
The Frederick county Circuit Court met at 9 30 this morning with Judges Lynch and Vinson. The Ahalt versus Pendleton use of Wm Saxton case resumed. jury returned a verdict for the appellant. Other cases followed: Hafner versus Wiot dismissed. Cramer versus Prickinger submitted with judgment affirmed. Birely versus Besi reversed. another matter submitted with a $4 25 reversal for the appellant. First National Bank versus Kelly pending jury examination before adjourning to 9 20 tomorrow morning.
Tale lists several local items including a mill injury at Cerceville where Henry Zedricks, assistant miller at E A Shriner and Son, trapped a finger in machinery. Prohibitionists plan a monthly meeting at Temple of Honor with an oyster supper fundraiser in Emmitsburg hosted by Banc Suppers and Emmitsburg Cornet Band, plus Kreig’s Hall in Adamstown hosting a band in new uniforms under Prof MeKeliip.
A Reformed Missionary Society meeting led by Wm M Hardt featured hymns prayers recitations and remarks by Rev ER Eschbach and others, followed by an annual meeting noting improved attendance and fundraising. A City Hall audience enjoyed the comedy Tracked Down with Biss Kennedy as Mabel Stanley and Alfred Keley as Teddy McGuire. Cumberland coal shipments for the week and year show declines in some routes and increases in others.
Mrs Catherine Mank, living near Greensbarz with Elias Brownell, slipped on a porch and injured her right groin. Dr Crismore of BGelena diagnosed a ruptured femoral hernia. Dr Zimmerman of Fremont, aided by Dr Crismore, partially reduced it before opening the pelvic cavity and enlarging the ring to complete reduction. By last report Mrs Mank was improving and Dr Zimmerman, son of G W S Zimmerman, is well known locally.
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