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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1889
Page
3
The Bailey News announces ad display and classification guidelines with deadlines at 1 o clock and evening appearance. Rates listed for various ad sizes and modes, with ten cent per line for local notices and cash payment required for transient ads.
The Democratic executive committee of Frederick County will meet Friday night January 1st at 7 30 o clock with Jeffersonian club roots on hand. Personal Mention Mr W A Venegre formerly of this city now of St Pat Minn has just had a lot obstructed at the office dexure. Hung Hersalf Mre Annie and Mr Joseph Mida fed dewer hour yesterday morning by moving a horse from the stairway railing with a rope. She had been in ill health and mental strain led to the act. She was 40 and left six children.
A transcription of a recipe for dressing by President circle Harrison outlines mixing four teaspoons oil one and a half ...
The eighty first anniversary dinner for Mt St Marys College St Exmuebarg was held at the Fush Avenue Hotel in New York last light. Rev. EL PL Alen, president, and Rev. F. P. Ward attended. a formal address and toasts were delivered and responded to by the clergy.
The issue previews renewed budget news and local happenings across the county. It invites readers to subscribe on the first of the month, promising updated content and broad coverage of cars, wires, and web trends.
Princeton College announces a serene scientific expedition for next summer under Professors Scott and Oshea to the Oregon coast. The eight selected senior students will study palontology and geology with partial defrayment by the U.S. government. signatories include P. A. Rollins F. Karclend D. Bovaird G. Van Wagenen and M. Alexander.
The session notes a convention in September seeking amendments to the constitution. A petition circulated among members urged Congress to prohibit manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors and beer. The details reference L. Giir and county officials.
The Ancient and Accepted Cession of the Great Council of the I O R M of Maryland began last evening on North Market Street with about 250 delegates present. The session focused on credentials and preparation for Habigation as officers were elected and plans made for a banquet at Armory Hall East Patrick Street. The council adjourned for the night with expectations to finish business this evening.
The Board of Aldermen met with most members present to approve the mayor's monthly report and inspect bids. Dr McSherry proposed measures to beautify the main square and improve water access, asking the city to provide water for a public fountain and grant better street drainage. The meeting adjourned after votes and committee referrals on finance and water matters.
Jurors listed with substitutions and excusals. Names include Landatkin replacing Jacob Slim Woodshero-Engane. Shafer in for Clarence Crampton. Thrasher in for Albert Thrasher. Lakin in for Luther Mo Borine excused. Deviligss replacing Jane Clemson. Leeder in for W. Leeder. others cited with excused status and alternate placements.
Members of the House debate the internal revenue question with divisions on repealing the tobacco tax and reducing duties on essentials. Some representatives oppose tax changes until broader cuts occur, while others favor immediate repeal and broader reductions in sugar liquor and food costs.
Fragmentary entry records a sick list item with unclear names and a disrupted sentence about illness and a street location. The readable parts indicate a person named Wer Adims of Patrick Street and a patient confined to bed, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled text.
Fragmentary text from S A matters at the Army Barracks lists several named individuals including Mrs Bostic Captain Aauie UCsrtright Major Welson Rive and Gantaine Brazse with a February date. The readable items point to a station notice or social update in the city.
The event features a tonne lady presiding at Ba as a party progresses with a photo gallery on each table. Guests vie for a richly decorated basket by drawing cards while a noted gentleman and Gwendolen lead the card play. The scene centers on table etiquette and the interplay of guests as the evening unfolds.
A blaze last night around 1 2 o'clock burned the Wooten warehouse of Conrad Ryland on the Lynding near the LBRB between 2nd and 3rd streets. The building housed a binding wood factory with corn crushing machinery. Firefighters struggled to save the structure as flames consumed the contents. Three or four men were observed fleeing the scene, and an earlier arson attempt the prior week had failed.
A miscellany of local happenings reports sales, arrivals, and visits. Alfred Ritter & Co. sold Col Henry Culiees wood lot to John W. Stockman for sou for acre coach. Miss Ciara Bartgie arrives at Bisgistown to begin duties at the Telephony Exchange. Various residents travel, attend church, or host relatives, with brief notes on health, society and business, including Hall’s Vegetetle Sicdian Hair B uewer and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla promotions.
A recent fashionable wedding in Washington avoided publicly displaying presents. Guests and family close to the couple were the only ones to know what gifts were given, as publishing a list was long regarded improper.
Miss Grove of Lime Kita returns from six months in Europe aboard the steamer Umbria. She arrived in Washington to report to her sister in New York, recounting a pleasant journey with keepsakes including a porcelain leaning tower of Pisa and a string of beads blessed by the Pope, plus letters from friends and memories of travels.
A barn belonging to William Steele near Edereburg Carroll county burned at 3 oclock yesterday morning. Losses include one hundred barrels of corn three horses and other stock valued at about 2000 dollars.
Preliminary designs for a new Protestant Episcopal Cathedral in New York were submitted to the competition committee. Leading architects were invited to provide plans with guaranteed fees for expert review. Westminster Fire Department held its annual election with officers named and reports read.
A scattered set of local notes from Foxville and surrounding areas details visitors and social visits. Mr Clary Fox spent days with Mrs Luther Pryer. Mrs John Harbaugh of Cheneve arrived with Ye WoOB Brown. Miss Bali, Clan ter of Foxville, stayed with Mrs Grumbine in Frederick. Mrs Reno Ambroge and Miss Daisy Fox returned from Frederick City.
In Union Bridge Maryland yesterday a Bribans wedding united Frank Reese of Westminster and Mae Coran of Union Bridge at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev Osborn Bert officiated with bridesmaids Cagsel Crouse and others. a reception followed and the couple departed on a 4 25 train for a northern tour. A second ceremony in Uniontown united William Anders and Annie Davis at 7 am with Rev T S Valent presiding, afterward the couple rode to Philadelphia and nearby eastern cities.
A notice item lists Mayoral candidate William Wilcoxon as favored and cites community events. The text covers the funeral of Mrs. Hattie L. Vanfeaay at Mt Quivett cemetery with Rev. Leech and Rev. Kastner officiating. pallbearers named. Also mentions local church meeting at St Mark's and election of officers, with brief society business and scattered personal updates, including travel and visitors.
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