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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1889
Page
3
Notices outline transient ad deadlines for weekly and weekly notices with advance and in advance requirements. Rates listed per line with examples and penalties, plus monthly accounting for running advertisers.
A vintage classified notice advertises a for sale item titled Denegers Mulheir 4 Reap with emphasis on a special motive. The fragment provides minimal details but indicates a sale listing in a local paper’s advertisements section.
Fire crackers likely caused a farm blaze near Sykesville damaging a corn house and barn while another barn burn in Glenville area, with bakery and other properties affected. Judge Deness rules in Kirkland divorce case denying relief to both spouses. Prison population reaches 115 with about ten releases planned this month. Barn burning incidents continue in York and Carroll counties, suspected incendiaries with no clear arsonist identified.
State Comptroller L Victor Baugh maen announces quarterly distribution of public school tax to white and colored schools across Allegany Carroll Frederick Garrett Howard Montgomery Prince George's and Washington counties plus Baltimore City. Quotas show whites and blacks payments due after the 10th.
The Storyland State Farmers Association holds its fourth annual meeting at Pythan Hai North Gay Street Baltimore starting Wednesday at 10 30 a m for two days. Massachusetts’ Jota E Ru will speak on Horse Breeding for Farmers and Major Henry E Alvord on Commercial Fertilizers. Dr M G Elzey of Howard County will discuss the farmer’s tax position. Excursion tickets offered to extend the meeting at reduced rates with certificates from secretary Wa. J Sands.
Manager Schmidt secured a premier lyric artist Mes Jeannie Winston supported by the Lyceur Opera Company of forty ariette performers and their own orchestra under Adam Seizel Jr. Fran Disvale is set for Monday night in Miss Winston's best character, expected to draw a large audience.
The Christian Temperance Union of Greenfield presented an evening of music drama and readings on Saturday night December 29 featuring vocal and instrumental numbers and readings. Local ladies and gentlemen earned praise for their concert debut and the event concluded with refreshments for attendees. News from New Market reports on regional society and upcoming local notices. The January 2 item notes visits and illnesses among area residents and a Christmas program at Central Channel with choirs and recitations led by Superintendent James Jones.
Mt Pleasant notes holiday church services at the Reformed church and the M E church with carols, readings, and gift distributions. A New Year’s Eve service and a missionary society meeting are planned. A break in at Hope School damaged books and furniture during holidays. Taxzeriown mentions Christmas services, twin calves, illness, and a string of marriages and humor about tailors. Unionville recalls a wedding at Unionville Chapel.
Nettie M Eises and Albert Dorsey wed in a decorated church with Georgie Pearre on wedding march and Rev Belt performing. brides Miss Cara Dorsey and groom James baton attended. guests gave many gifts. Nearby Eva Hyatt and Bradey Braidenburg tied knot with Rev E G Ening officiating. reception followed at the bride’s home.
Correspondence from News Eccretstows notes a Xmas entertainment at the SLEF church on December 26, sunny and homey with few visitors. Falton Rice names Ruth Delashman and others as teachers. A small wedding at Geo A Hood’s residence sees F Temple wed Walter A England, with guests and a farm retreat near Hamsville. Samsville Xmas program praised for singing under Prof J H Smits and Mrs Dorsey’s arranging.
Religious notes report melig oue services held at seven in the old Tave rn on West Patrick Street under the auspices of the FCO YMCS with immediate leadership by Secretary McLane Brows.
The first Maryland comptroller issued an abstract statement of the condition of 52 Maryland ranks at the cost of business on Wednesday December 12. Resources totaled 13,380,002.46 with liabilities matching the same figure.
Mrs Eliza Comstock a Michigan minister of the Society of Friends will conduct a series of temperance meetings at various Methodist churches in Howard County this month. She is noted for her temperance advocacy and public speaking.
The Monday Musical at Miss Mollie Delashmutt's is postponed with time details to follow. Local social and church notices list visits, travel, illnesses, and community events including prayers and suppers. Several residents report traveling to Baltimore and nearby towns, with marriages, deaths, and health ads noted.
Mr Geo Warner of the W C Telegraph Company works on improving poles. Mr William McGleery, while passing a cat rifle mishap, discharged the weapon injuring his left arm. Mr Jt H Hashing returns from a brief vacation in Baltimore. Five tramps jailed last night by his Honor the Mayor.
The Pintengees eirele will Ee'd a meeting the evening at the regence of Miss Marsey, Hat Patrick etreet.
Fragmentary OCR style notice mentions editors and readers, with unclear details. Reads like a brief historical newspaper excerpt noting names and possible dates, but specifics are unreadable.
Sert to Jad Corstabe Sweadner of Liberty bron ut to Useerty yesterday Eucene Rocardson charged with elaiog a route from Mr D K Crawer. The prisoner was ordered to await the action of the Grand Jury. He was committed by M trae Usefer.
Adspiten from Argzaogi1 NJ report the Garrett family decided to stay put amid winter. They have leased the Maker mereton until Apollo Plumbers arrive to repurpose the boat. Mr Garrett was quiet yesterday.
The piece discusses audacious thefts using dynamite to crack a bank safe, speculating on future crimes aided by electricity, and briefly advertises the Weekly News with recipes and local updates. It mixes sensational crime angles with a hedgehog recipe and subscription notes.
Seventy marriage licenses issued this month and 575 in the past year are listed alongside a small Tuesday morning dwelling fire at the Donaldson residence causing about 100 in damage. Mary A Speesad seeks a divorce from Daniel W Spersard, a prominent farmer, while Sheriff Gathe j faces a trial in a malpractice inquiry. Judge Syetz voiced opinion on the new trial matter as the court overruled the motion and remanded the case for coroner counts.
Stop over checks issued under Stop-Overson 8. and CO.R.R. tickets begin January 1 1889 for holders who wish to stop at intermediate stations. Checks valid for 15 days from issue. A Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Club meeting occurred last evening at Mr B V Buckey’s store room. Next week’s arrangements listed: ticket seller Lows G Kemp, necklet collector Aaron Snowman, watchman GC S McKelip, superintendent or ball Charles Ruoisno. Four new members were elected.
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