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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1889
Page
3
Notices explain that accepted ads must reach the office by specified times to appear in the same evening issue or the next publication. Rates are listed per column inch with monthly and quarterly billing details and cash advance requirements for all transient advertising.
Classified item notes present in OCR fragment including The Model Frisk Jar Gems and a special notice label. Details are unreadable. descriptor reads as a brief public advertise listing with unclear dates or actions.
City county and state announce to gas consumers they must present the Gizcount on their gas bill at the American Light and Heat Company office on or before the tenth instant. Also notes meetings, a dance invitation, magistrate matters, and an escape from Hagerstown Jail with arrests and recaptures.
Telegraph lines cut hinder updates on Sullivan Kilrain bout at Louisville grounds near Bridgeport. Reports say crowd awaits news as rumors claim Kilrain engagement. latest Cincinnati dispatch notes Sullivan leading 11 45 rounds with possible victory. Also mentions Baltimore drownings and local riflemen event in Frederick.
The Second State encampment at AL N. G. will begin July 15 and last ten days. A new eighty four acre site north of the old ground will host tents shipped this week. The camp features wide avenues water from a limestone well, and is named Camp Jackson in honor of the Governor. The Frederick Cornet Band will provide music and a brigade review will occur in the city. Contracts include bread from John Herschberger, ice from Brown & Delashmutt, tinware from W J Wilson, greens from A L Kline, with horses to be hired for officers. Brigadier General Brown will command.
Local items report visits by Clarence Dictends the city, Emmiterburg residents, and relatives. Mentions Col J Brook Bayle at Westminster, Col G W El Vernon visiting W Tarri creet, and Misses Luta Wagoner and May Boyer returning from Liberty. Postmaster Charles Starcemyer resigns Wolfs ville. Jacob G South touted as successor. Also notes repairs at the dam, a camp meeting at Washington Grove, and various social visits and minor community events.
The report notes holiday slowdowns but overall maintained volume and improving prospects. It cites large month transactions, mixed stock market performance, and speculation effects. Wheat and corn futures rise slightly on drought and rain, gold and silver exports constrain money supply, and foreign trade remains strong. Installations include Rev. Bail’s ordination and an accident involving Baltimore theatre manager John T. Ford.
Beautiful catalogue from Mr. Carlos M. de Garmendia describes Tuscarora Stock Farm with pictures of Marx man 5622 and Blackwood Patchen 2450. Includes Rosewater pacing two years and other stallions with detailed measurements, praising the catalogue’s artistic layout and wealth of information.
The estate of the late Loum M. Cole lists inventory totaling 89365 54 with 31214 in railroad shares and the remainder in cash. He held 357 shares Pennsylvania Railroad and 23 shares B and O stock. The notice appears in a Baltimore and Ohio excursion item with a 50 cent round trip fare and a July date.
Henry H. Black, jailed since February for abduction, was sentenced in Frederick County Court to the Maryland penitentiary. A portrait swindle case emerges as victims report paying 75 cents for promised portraits never delivered. Monocacy Anniversary events proceed with an excursion train from Baltimore, arrival in Frederick, battlefield visits, and addresses by notable officials and generals.
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