Advertising a Sale of Stock and Farm Implements
A promotion urging thorough advertising for sales of stock and farm implements. It emphasizes newspaper notices in the Daily and Weekly News for Frederick County, with large circulation among farmers, plus attractive bills to draw bidders and lower costs. The piece invites prospective sellers to consult the paper for better advertising and printing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspipers
DalLy and Wresiy News
Frederick County
Brief Bits From The Era Of Curious Proportions
Dried apricots travel from California to London while a whale’s bone length averages seven feet. Elephants favor gin but shun champagne. Hair grays earlier in men than women. South American dogs cannot mew. Melbourne has no beggars and the Chinese quarter is the city’s poorest. The tiniest lizard parasite is one one-nineth inch long. Microbes would crowd a postage stamp at 200 000 000. Christo her Columbas’ last descendants are said to live in Cadiz poorhouse. Heartbeat slows ten strokes per minute lying down. Mes srs Strawsburg and Dertzbaugh plan a barber shop near East City Hotel lobby. Since history began thirteen million perished in earthquakes. Two soldier votes, one Democrat and one Republican, cast at Watervliet Arsenal at a cost of 145 dollars.
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California
London
South America
Ats
Melbourne
Christoher Columbas
Cadiz
Watervliet Arsenal
New York
Fourteenth Anniversary of Bishop Paret Observed
Right Rev. William Paret marked fourteen years as Bishop of Maryland though recently ill with the grip. He remains at the episcopal residence on the Avenue in Baltimore and could not attend services. Friends sent congratulations as his condition improves and he expects to be about again in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paret
Marland
Paret Haseen
Ian Atenue
Baltimore
Officer Mulhern arrests Felling Isaac Pleasant for disorderly conduct
Police report states Mulhern took Pleasant before Justice White who fined him three dollars. payment completed and he was released. The notice also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulhern
Isaac Pleasant
Nstice White
Senator Wellington Opposes Paying For Philippines
Senator Wellington said in Cumberland that he would vote for any amendment striking the cession of the Philippines from the peace treaty. He argued that paying 20 million dollars would burden the government and violate its principles, and urged leaving the Philippines to be resolved by insurgents and Spaniards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cumberland
Philippines
Philippe
Picture of Rough Rider Claggett Sold on Street
A Philadelphia passerby approached Jesse Claggett known as the Rough Rider and offered a portrait. He produced a stark likeness of Claggett eating from a barrel on a Montauk Point camp scene and Claggett bought the photo. The photographer noted the strong resemblance and recognized him immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Claggett
Rough Rider
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Mr. Claggett
Montauk Point
Clagett
Medical Journalism in Maryland Lesson by Simmons
Dr Horace M Simmons analyzes the state of medical journalism in Maryland in a paper read at the 1898 Medical and Chirurgical Faculty meeting in Frederick and reprinted from the Maryland Medical Journal. The Maryland Medical Journal, begun in 1877, is the sole survivor of sixteen prior attempts in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Horace M. Simmons
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland
Frederick
Clinical Society of Maryland
Maryland Medical Journal
Explosion Kills Mrs. Phillips in Howard County
A lamp exploded in the upstairs room of Mrs. Annie B. M. Phillips starting a blaze that killed her and destroyed her residence. Mrs. Phillips was the widow of former Congressman William J A Phillips of Kansas. The couple lived with stepdaughter Miss Rut Phillips a mile and a half from Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie B. M. Phillips
William J A Phillips
Kansas
Phillips
Change in Photographic Studio Ownership
Mr Chas Byerly purchases his father J Davis Brerly’s interest and will operate the photography business under his own name. Brerly is an expert photographer, and under Byerly’s management the studio will continue in its excellent standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Byerly
J. Davis Brerly
Brerly
Archbishop’s Dining Quip Highlights Lapses in Hospitality
A famed archbishop known for absentmindedness dines at home and later at a large party. While a guest, he comments to his wife about the soup, noting a repeated failure and humorously calling her name WY.
Wreck derails twelve cars on Baltimore and Ohio line
Twelve empty cars derailed at 3 o clock Saturday morning at Hancock on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad causing about $5,000 in loss. The wreck was caused by the engineer dozing, but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Pretzel Man Committed for Five Days
Frederick Letterer known as The Pretzel Man was committed to Montesne Hospital yesterday for five days for treatment. He is described as an industrious baker able to make a good living but unfortunately addicted to drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesne
Frederick Letterer
the Pretzel Man
Montesne Hospital
Letterer
Improvement at City Hotel Lobby by Marion Haller
Mr Marion Haller began this morning to re paper the lobby of the City Hotel A handsome lot of new paper has been selected and when the improvement is completed much will be added to the appearance of the place.
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City Hotel
Marion Haller
The Grip Strikes Myecasvillc in Myera ville
A large number of people in Myera ville and vicinity are sick with Rip. The text claims grip is unusually prevalent and attributes suffering to dyspepsia. Hood's Sarsaparilia is advertised as toning the digestive organs and curing dyspepsia.
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Myeraville
Thas
Hood
Purely Personal Departures and Visits Around Frederick
Purely personal notices list visits and returns of residents and friends. Watun visits Keaptown. Miss Kate Quynn in Washington. Edwin Dil l ibies of Libertytown in Frederick. H. P. Gorsuch of Westminster in town last Saturday. Yank Vaughn back from Washington. Mrs. Henry Mobrling of Baltimore visiting East Patrick street. Rev Dr Cyrus Cort of Sulallasville visits his daughter Mrs R S J Dutrow. Cyrus Routvuhn of Myersville in Frederick. Col Calvin Natt with his three daughters to Sharon Will Pennsylvania for schooling. Austy Baughman returns to New York to resume studies. Mrs Alice F Owings in city at Mrs Toms. Miss Bessie McLean of New York visiting Misses Ritchie and Net tre Ritchie and returns home.
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My. Door Watun
Keaptown
Kate Quynn
Washington
Edwin di Ilbies
Libertytown
Frederick
H. P. Gorsuch
Westminster
Yank Vaughn
Washington, D. GC
Henry Mobrling
Baltimore
East Patrick Street
Cyrus Cort
Sulalla
Alice F. Owings
Death Toll and Obituaries Across Allegany County
Reuben Biser of near Jiamsville dies of typhoid fever after a weeks long outbreak in the family. Funeral at St. Ignatius Church Urbana with pallbearers listed. interment at nearby cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of John P. Funk of Hanover aged 74, Mrs. Mary E. White wife of county surveyor, Miller girl aged nine from pneumonia, Mrs. Martha Only, Samuel Chipley of Allegheny City, and local sick list updates amid a community mourning period.
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John P. Funk
Hanover
Evenlach
Germany
Westminster
Elizabeth Helwig
Wom
Mary Brachey
Maary E. White
Mary E White
Thomas T. White
Allegany County
Fayette Street
Cumberland
Anna E Johnson
Eugene Bigelow
L. Brown
Gulron
Ohio
Jessie
Samuel Chipley
Ins
Allegheny City
Fredey
P. BR. R
Tomorr
Mt. Olivet
Sermon Topics and Church Notices Across the City
Religious services and Sunday school topics are listed with pastors and churches including Pleasant Hill Lutheran Trinity M E and German Baptist. Notable items note large congregations, Epiphany sermons at All Saints, and meetings of St Marys Chapter the Brotherhood of St Andrew and Women’s Missionary Society alongside officers elected for the M E Sunday School.
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A.V. M. Myers
Pleasant Ul
A. HH. Zimmerman
M. EF
I Peter
L. M. FP. Myers
Saint Jaynes’ Lutheran Church
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church South
Mathew
Romanus
C. W. Stinespring
J O
All Saints Episopal Church
Osborne Ingle
St. Mary's Chapter
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
M. G. Urner
A. Fearhake
R. B. Lewis
Ida Cunningham
Mamie Dill
W. H. Duvall
W. H. Dyer
G. W. Heinlein
E. A. He
J Travis Thomas
Leslie Cramer
Musser
Stanb
Robert Burck
Man Found Under Locomotive At Frederick Junction
A freight locomotive engineer found a color man half asleep under the boiler at Frederick Junction while the engine was in the yard. He was freed with frostbitten feet and taken to Montevue Hospital for treatment. He had crawled under the engine during cold night to keep warm, and would likely have been crushed if the engine had moved.
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Frederick Junction
Frederick
Montevue Hospital
Brunswick
Cramer Suit Concludes With Beary Cramer Victory
The Circuit Court convened at 10 o'clock with Associate Judge Motter. A. Henry Cramer versus Chas A Cramer ended with a verdict for Beary Cramer for 100 dollars. James E Solt versus W H Tebherz began this morning with a jury, alleging 500 dollars in damages for an assault on Solt vy Lebherz.
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Ircuit Court
Motter
A. Henry Cramer
Chas
A. Cramer
C. Beary Cramer
James E. Solt
W.H. Tebherz
Solt
Big Hog raffle at Banfalo draws crowd
Ratling for the Big Hog in the raffle for the 855 pound hog exhibited at the Banfalo. Mr Charles Six has a throw of forty nine out of fifty four with chances still remaining to be thrown. Business Men's Meeting set for 7 30 this evening at the City Register's office.
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Banfalo
Charles Six
Business Men's Meeting
Business Men's Association
City Register’s
Maryland School for the Deafway Opens in September
The Maryland Bulletin notes visits by alumni including Rev. Anderson of Baltimore and Mrs. Connor. It mentions J J Shaw on the board asking for gifts of items for Christus holidays and details a recent silent worker piece on Francis Scott Key. The school opened in September with Monday lessons and local pastors visiting during winter.
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Maryland
Saburday
McNula
Texas School For the
Aur
BU. Etay
Washington
Mia
Buxton
Ultima
Achor
Moylan and
Mudais
Stubbs
J.B Susm
Kay
School For the Deaf
Wreterick
Uus City
L&tis
Maryland Station conducts irrigation experiments in new greenhouses
The Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station is testing irrigation methods and soil varieties in its new greenhouses. Four cotton varieties with differing mechanical and physical traits are evaluated for best plant and vegetable growth, with a dedicated propagating house and two sub irrigation setups showcasing solid bed and bench bed systems.
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Maryland Agricultural Eapartmient Station
Port
Funerals Reported for Several Local Residents
The notices list services for Mrs. BE Koblenberg mother of George Koblenberg at the Reformed Church in Adamstown with Rev. Alvill Conner. interment at Mt. Olivet. Pallbearers include Robert Padgett and others. Wm H B Etchison supervised the arrangements. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs. Morgan Cecil of Trumsville, Rev. John Smith officiating, interment at Mt Olives Cemetery, and pallbearers named. CG C Curry directed. A third funeral, for Mrs. Ann Paisley, held at 2 p.m. from West Patrick street residence with Rev. Luther Kuhlman officiating and Mt. Olivet burial. pallbearers listed. The last funeral mentioned is for George E. Hanshew, held this afternoon at 3:20 from West Patrick street residence, Rev. E R Eschtbach officiating, Mt. Olivet burial, pallbearers named, F Schroeder as funeral director.
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BE. M. Koblenberg
George T. Koblenberg
the Reformed Church
Adamstown
Alvill Conner
Robert Padgett
William Mershberger
Ann
Paisley
West Patrick Street
Luther Kuhlman
D D
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Lewis Man
Joseph Burk
Mashington Starr
Lewis Wooster
Samuel Notnagle
Milian Derr
F. Schroeder
George E
G. Blair F. Schroeder
Readable woolen goods sale notice featuring John Hendrickson
A fragmented advert lists John Hendrickson and a sale of muslin sheets pillow cases and muslin cloths with notes on sheet quality sizes and pricing. It touts Utica muslin edging and low bottom prices and mentions bedding items and capes being cleared out with continued stock reduction into next week.
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Musbins
BUCLL
ULICA
Lonsdale
Cambucs
GEO
Rodock & Co
Sappingtons January sale offer at 72 N Market
Notice from FE D Summon and CHINA GLASSWARE AND LAMPS dealer FE D Summon cites holiday shortages and invites customers to report missing bulang cloth remnants. Frederick Sappington promotes January sale at 72 N Market with free goods credit equal to 2 percent of cash purchases on rejected items.
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China
Tay China
Appler
Sappington
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office January 7 1888
A list of remaining advertised letters at the Frederick city post office dated Saturday January 7 1888. Call for advertised letters to obtain them. if uncalled within two weeks they go to the dead letter office. Names include Genneggy, Brinley, Kline, Wiekiesa, Lamis, Ayre, Tyson, Joung and others.
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Frederick City
Gexneggy's
P. C. Brinley
S.A. Kline Jaser
Pb Wiekiesa
Lamis
List—Ayre
Cornelina Tyson
Mise Zena Joung
Local grain quotes shift at Frederick market
The Frederick market reports grain prices with oats at 71 cents per bushel, corn at 35 cents per bushel, and barley at $1.70 per barrel, indicating a mixed regional pricing trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
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