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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1888
Page
3
A Victorian era page fragment lists 24 advertisements including a card for The Model and notices for Bomexpathy, Gilbert Spevia, Nouce Fresh, and Metuaravings and Building Association.
The document lists July assignments for U S storekeepers and gangers in multiple towns led by R. W. Grove and others. A death notice from Baltimore reports David A J Shade of Frederick age 62, funeral at his late residence 1156 Ss 28 street on Wednesday at 4 30 p m with family invite.
I Morie Grawford of Baltimore visiting cousins Macses Bile and Jeanie Crawford. Mrs Jack Lease slowly improving. Wiss Fannie Kemp on the stek Het. Ladies of Monnet Carmel church on the Baltimore and Frederick pike will hold an ice cream festival in the grove at the church on Saturday evening July 14 commencing at 3 oclock for the benefit of said church. The public are cordially invited to attend.
Professor Geo. Ed. Smith, who left to consider a state educational directorship at Lancaster Ohio, returned today to Frederick and decided not to leave Frederick. He enjoyed the trip but prefers remaining in Frederick.
Dr Wm Crawford Johnson city health officer presents June vital statistics: interments 17 deaths 14, including 8 white and 6 colored. age breakdown from under 1 to over 70. most deaths from heart disease and meningitis. Measles measles 68 cases reported. typhoid 2. diphtheria 3. scarlet fever 2. whooping cough 1. Whitewashing Market House discussed. Health Commissioners to inspect today. delays blamed on unavoidable reasons.
Roanoke College in Virginia reports a $20,000 increase in the endowment fund via three bequests and about 1,000 more volumes to push library holdings over 16,000. The college describes broad graduate reach across eight states and Mexico, eight states represented by students, and two assistants taking leave to study in Germany.
In Frederick county the Tuscarora farm owned by Carlos de Garmendia grows into a leading stock operation. The 400 acre estate near Point of Rocks features a 130 by 40 foot stable, a track and hills, a grist mill, and a thriving stud including Sea Ei and Manzman progeny. Visitors frequent the farm as de Garmendia concentrates on standard bred trotting horses and high demand for space and breeding stock.
Items deferred from yesterday describe a Saturday sightlight in Selbrow where a woman was knocked down by a credt gallant who claimed she fled. The Rice Mountain express from Baltimore runs daily except Sunday at 3:95 pm arriving in Hagerstown, linking with the Nancoah Valley railroad for Luray Natural Bridge and southern routes. Connection also made at Waynesboro Junction with the Chesapeake and Ohio railway for Waite Sulphur Springs and other points.
The Frederick team arrived from Cumberland after a series in which fans and local youths greeted them with hostility. Abigail and Kurtz signed with Frederick, and upcoming games against Woodberry of Baltimore are scheduled for Association Park. Springfield Institute at Sykesville held commencement with students receiving diplomas and prizes. Marmimoth raspberries from Marmimoth Raspberries.
Mr David Gozorn begins a Republican weekly at Rockville in Montgomery County focusing on Republican ticket issues and party principles. An excursion for Ereéeres Fire Company and Democratic clubs to Baltimore departs Wednesday via B and O line with roundtrip $3 7 offered, tickets valid on regular trains through date.
A party from the Union led by Bir Dudley Page will camp near Harpers Ferry for about ten days starting Friday. They will be joined by the FLO MLC A Octing Cin and others at Shepherdstown W Va for several weeks, with families of Col Morgan and Capt Moler joining. William Rinehart of Shepherdstown will also participate, with Charles Stanton acting as cook for the Frederick party.
G A R members from Frederick depart for Gettysburg for the reunion. Dr Lewis of Western Maryland College preached at Buckeystown. J F Uhler and family travel to Hagerstown on business. Local society notices include visits, marriages planned, and public notices.
News from Taynetown reports Rev Bergstresser preaching at the Lutheran church on Saturday and Sunday with a grand Spread Eagle demonstration planned including orations by prominent men and bands. Local residents Mrs Dr G Weaver and others are active, with travel notes on Gattyebure Gettysburg and Emmitsburg visits.
The Mt. Carmel church women will host a fundraiser at the grove on the Baltimore and Frederick pike on Saturday evening July 14 starting at 4 oclock to benefit the church. The Sunday school will hold an annual picnic on September 1.
A Maryland Day observance will formally dedicate the graves and markers at Gettysburg honoring Maryland regiments. A six coach special train from Union Station carried Department of Maryland, A R members under Commander T F Lang to Gettysburg with planned return tonight.
Branching Out, Mr. Uf. OG. Zicharine, proprietor of the Champion Livery Sables, moves to erect stables on 70 by 70 foot ground. The Court Square adds six urns for Court House adornment. a fountain fish will be placed. Franklin Savings Bank declares a three percent semi annual dividend with taxes, Frederick Town Savings reports a three percent and an extra one percent dividend for six months ending June 20, 1853.
The News reports that Attorney Ed Exchelberker, nephew of Mr. Barvep Evchelberker, denied rumors of an overdose by a patient at Monterre Hospital. A Montevue source earlier claimed the incident, prompting worry and requests to suppress the item. The paper defends publishing public news.
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