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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1890
Page
3
Weather record for Frederick notes temperatures, cloudy conditions, and moon phases dated February 1890. The issue includes several ads and notices, street and social items, personal notices, sick reports, and local committee actions from Baltimore and surrounding towns. Names include Dr. R F Waters, C E Haller, Rev Edward Helfenstein, Miss Alice Grabill, Mrs Janella Grabill, and more, with various illness updates and a political meeting summary.
Senate and House sessions report debates on education and journal approval. Maryland Senate and House advance or discuss property reassessment, bonds, taxation, wages, and court powers. Bills pass on oyster protection, fruit tree destruction, and harbor property leases as committees schedule next inspection sessions.
Knxville News reports Criss Fannie Simms of Borkittsville left after a ten day visit with Miss Annie McDade. Briian Reid of Washington DC on U S Express Co vacation. Robert Booth of London County Va near death. George W Arkin of Berryville Va visiting sister Mrs Garrett. J Miller recovered from grippe. Canal fate dominates talk with many favoring a railroad on canal bed.
The Mechanicstown Building Association elected Col. John Rouzer as president and filled key roles including vice president, treasurer, and secretary. A social club formed at M Hi Fleming’s residence with Miss Minnie Fleming as president and meets on the first and third Thursday each month.
Joseph E. Price, a former police officer dismissed for wife abuse, tried to strike his wife at 1641 East Eager Street Baltimore last evening. He fired five shots, two hit her, one in the abdomen causing a very dangerous wound.
A remedy urged for influenza asks patients to keep Femp's Balsam on hand before symptoms appear. It claims the cough and cold specific is fatally adapted to throat and nose diseases and warns druggists stock the Balsam. Also an ad for Mather’s glove cleaner at Garrott's Drug store.
Dr J R L Hardesty, eye ear and throat expert, will be at the Garlia House Friday and Saturday February ith. Barber named fourth class postmaster at Lime Kiln. Civil suit Jonas E Biser vs Join Korrell set before Magistrate Neviober at 2 oclock. Mayor Dall jailed four tramps last evening. Oliver Abrecht arrested Mary Fitzpatrick for drunkenness on West Patrick Street. Local legislative notes report unfavored mortgage tare and a push to prohibit liquor sales in Adams town. Ongoing debate over Frederick Turnpike bridge expansion. Tod waits as German families visit from Bavaria to America and a Field Operatic Minstrels contract ties young Edward Estus to perform in America.
February term court decisions favor defendants in Zimmer man Maxwell v Guthrie Bean and Motter Maxwell Co v Guthrie Bean. Purity Lodge installs officers for three months and plans Friday Feb 21 entertainments. Trinity Mission Society meets with program. Mrs Mason’s sermon on Judgement day draws large audience. Frank M Clark of Chicago seeks 2 million in Duluth property. Senate wall ornaments from Wade Hampton of South Carolina.
Fannie Schuetze wife of C W Schuetze and daughter of John Phreeger died at home in Washington Tuesday night after a short illness. Born in the city she lived here long ago before moving to Knoxville and then Washington. Survived by husband two sons and two daughters. Funeral held yesterday at 2 pm from residence with interment in Washington. Also report death of Marion Graham colored child aged about 2 on the street from lung trouble. Funeral at 2 pm Rev S J Valentine officiated. Interment Laboring Sons cemetery. A T Rice G Sons undertakers.
A promotional note urges shoppers to buy heavy underwear and blankets before prices drop further. The Columbia era ad promises a low price deal and implies limited stock, urging quick action to avoid being outpriced.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a potent remedy for scrofula and related diseases. It claims the medicine cures humoral blemishes and toxic neck lumps, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Cautnam of Newark New Jersey about her daughter Mary who recovered after using the product.
The undersigned will offer at public sale on Saturday February 15 at eleven oclock the house and lot at 141 West Patrick Street Frederick known as No 141 West Patrick adjacent to Sir McBride in Frederick County Maryland The two story brick dwelling has slate roof good repair and plan Improvements consist of a brick house with usual outbuildings Terms one third cash balance in one and two years with notes and approved security All expenses paid by purchaser Lydia Stune and co executors passive fringing
A public sale is scheduled for Saturday February 15 1880 at City Hotel. The 1704 acre farm three miles west of Frederick City Md lies near a turnpike and spans six fields with running water in each. Structures include a large two story house ten rooms a brick and frame tenant houses a double corn house shop and other outbuildings with a never failing spring. Terms: 7000 cash balance in two equal payments one on sale day and the other seven months later. Solomon J Zimmerman Chas B Fout auctioneer.
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