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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1889
Page
7
For Rent Special Notice For Bear detailing piano sale and rental terms. Public set of pianos offered with pricing and access details. Contact information provided for inquiries and viewing arrangements.
SITY COUNTY AND STATE. S. A.Matters. A holiness meeting will be held by the Salvation Army tonight at Soclock at the barracks Convalescent. Bliss Daisy Bantz recently convalescent. Dr. Dent improving and able to go out again. Lecture by Mr. Mitchell, pastor Sparrow Point, at Kemp Hall on Monday night Jan 23, proceeds for Sparrow Point church. In Social Circles Mr. Chas. Bleckinger entertained friends with a pleasant gathering last evening with many attendees.
Several residents in Hagerstown have organized informal groups aiming to establish an ice manufactory. They believe a reduced ice crop will boost demand and profit, and see this as a public convenience amid uncertain supply.
Attorney John C. Rose for Syd ney E. Badd filed a contest for the fifth district congressional seat after the police commissioners acted yesterday. The aim is to obtain the ballot votes including rejected ballots to recount the election. Officials said he or an authorized person may access the ballot boxes.
A private circular from The Western Millers' Association cites six states Missouri Kansas Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan. It notes 900000 bushels more wheat held by 154 winter mills than a year ago and about 60000 barrels more. Acreage and condition figures are given for each state with Missouri and Illinois leading in reported wheat on hand.
A man attempted to rob the home of Mr. Frank Embry near Orsdoris mill in Montgomery County on Monday night. Mrs Embry and a ten year old nephew were home. the intruder fled after a struggle as neighbors were alerted. No valuables appeared missing.
Wiggins forecasts a harsh blizzard next Tuesday in this neighborhood, a claim that would seem exaggerated. Yet the report also notes reasons to expect mild and even balmy weather on that same day, creating a paradox in the forecast.
Congress received a report on Elizabeth van Best executrix of David Best. The court found property valued at 671 dollars as compensation for supplies seized by government troops in Frederick County.
Frederick circuit conference U. BL dhareh convenes in Walkersville on Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. A.M. Evers will preside. Officials urged to attend. Saturday night preaching at 7. Communion Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and preaching at 3 p.m. All invited.
A large audience gathered in Rockville Town Hall last night for a temperance meeting under the Grand Temple Lodge for Maryland. Rev. De. GC. K. Nelson presided as Rev. Mr. McKim and Hon. GC. K. Chase of Laurel spoke, greeted warmly by the ladies, in what was described as one of the county’s largest temperance demonstrations.
The Chautauquan notes a shortage of young men in churches and urges active enlistment. It argues older members cannot replace youth, stresses engaging young men through work rather than passive attendance, and notes young men influence other youths in church outreach.
Registration officers will sit with open doors on Monday January 21 1889 from 2 to 5 pm in their respective districts to register male citizens over twenty one who meet voting qualifications under Maryland laws. Districts list officers and locations including George Esterly Frank Rhodes George L Stall Lewis Bidclemoser Augustus Leder and others at stores and halls for the purpose.
Directors announce a three and a half percent dividend on capital stock payable at Farmers and Mechanical National Bank Frederick. It is the largest dividend the company has ever paid. Also notes a protracted union meeting with conversions, church services, local notices, and social announcements from Webster’s dictionary to Linganore M E Church events and residents visiting from Carroll County.
An advertisement touts Demurcant shaving soap as the most perfect soap ever made and offers a two cent sample request to Colgate & Co at 56 John Street, New York.
A church fire at the St. James M. E. Church in Howard County occurred Wednesday afternoon. Flames were extinguished before much damage. the incident involved accidental ignition and part of the flooring was destroyed.
Mr Salomos Zimmerman reports 30 chickens stolen Wednesday night from his farm on Hagerstown road. The thief left a single chicken alive the next morning while it wandered toward his home posing a striking clue in the ongoing incident.
A fire alarm yesterday afternoon between five and six oclock was caused by a frame stable owned by Afessie Brown and McKinney tanners on South Market Street. The blaze threatened nearby bark shed and property, causing about 50 dollars in loss insured by Farmers Insurance Company of York. Local agents Mesere Dol and Albaugh. Children playing with matches near the building are suspected.
A beswet party and dance will be held at Grange Hall Barnesville tonight with FLG.B. orchestration. Invitations issued for a town ball in Rockville Friday night under the Young Ladies and Gentlemen of that place. Also an entertainment for the Central Brass band at Gaithersburg Friday evening February 1 at the Andrew Small academy Darnestown.
The issue discusses new states soon to join the Union with sections on Dakota Montana Idaho Wyoming Washington Arizona and New Mexico. It highlights The Prima Donna by Sutherland Edwards and a Chilian Capital article, plus Animals that are Vanishing and other features with portraits and illustrations.
Boonsboro notices report Rev. Simon S Amler receiving a call from Mechanics Town Reformed congregation in Frederick county. Rev. Whitmore of Virginia recently became pastor of that charge. Rev. Mier also received a call from Mechanics Town last summer. Robert Stonesifer reports a peach bud at his store. Joseph H Newcomer, son of the late Michael Newcomer, now leads Leaf River Clindebank. Mrs F A Ordemen of Park Falls and Miss Minnie A Martin of Frederick City visit Josephus Thom-55.
Mehanicstown notes Rev. Geo A. Whitmore’s inaugural sermon at Trinity Reformed Church drawing a large attentive crowd. A formal introductory service is set for next Sunday at 10 o'clock with future preaching expected to shape the pastorate.
A notice reports Dr J W Getzendanner of Middletown plans to open a drug store there soon. A meeting is set for Monday Jan 21 at the Reformed church in Knoxville to discuss grading grounds toward church property and related matters. Several local social and civic items follow, including visits, marriages, and upcoming entertainments.
The committee in charge of Frederick Rifemen monthly dress parade and hop will meet at the Amm ory on Monday night to complete arrangements for the event.
The Board of County Commissioners and the Charities & Corrections board conducted an inspection of Monteyne Hospital finding it in excellent condition. No major business was conducted beyond the visit.
Oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Golmer Schley celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday afternoon at home. Guests attended from 2 to 5 o clock with games and social chat. Refreshments were served and enjoyed by the young attendees.
The article reports OQ Maje, a German quarryman and lime burner, suffocating from gas rising from Samuel Hoke’s kiln in Cereaville. He was not found until the next morning, and doctors fear he will not recover. Attending physicians include Dr. D. E. Stone.
The funeral for Henry M. Kepler at the Lutheran church drew a large crowd with Rev. Dr. Bergstresser delivering the sermon. Also present were Revs. Bovey and Nibber from the U B church, with John Bergstresser of Cedar Rapids performing a solo.
At City Hall last evening Prof P D W ihatkey delivered an illustrated lecture for the benefit of the independent Hose Company. The Checkered Lite Company arrived and will perform at City Hall this evening tomorrow evening and afternoon. The troupe is said to be a strong one.
Delegates from Cumberland convent of the Young Men's Christian Association will announce the F C M G A representative under President Birney next Monday. Casper Brust of West South Street suffers arm pain from an old injury while moving lumber. Frederick Shipley narrowly avoids a wagon top being torn off by a rope from a derrick at the Sealers History Company building. The LORAS convention adjourned last night, with many visitors departing around 10. The convention was deemed a great success with widespread praise from attendees.
The writer argues Frederick County would benefit from repealing the tobacco tax. Removing the per pound tax would lower leaf costs for farmers and manufacturers, boost cigar industry demand, expand markets for the tobacco crop, and ease burdens on business.
In Tie Greeneburz Pennsylvania the Lutheran church of Latrobe remembered Rev. J. L. Smith of Ligonier with a cherished purse of money for his service. His wife was also remembered with a plush wrap during a generous home gathering by a large congregation.
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