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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1897
Page
8
The Daily News notes market attendance at peak for the year with many dealers and robust trade. Vegetables show plentiful supply as tomatoes, corn, beans, potatoes and cabbage price ranges and harvests edge toward season’s end. Fruits and fish list steady prices with berries, apples, peaches and other staples in modest supply and pricing.
A dispatch from Harper’s Ferry claimed the McGraw brewery burned. The stable connected to the brewery only partly burned, misreported as the brewery itself. Railroad men witnessed the fire and clarified the brewery’s safety. Bir McGraw, owner, has many Frederick friends pleased by the correction.
Thousands celebrate healing through Hood's Sarsaparilla as men women and children report relief from impure blood conditions and associated sores eruptions and dyspepsia after trying other medicines with limited effect. The advertisement extols perseverance with Hood's remedy leading to lasting cures.
Read of Westminster Presbyterian church burial ground on Green and Fayette streets, Baltimore, where vaults hold Williams, Porter, Gilmor, Patterson, Smith, Purviance, Parviance, McClellan and others. The piece recalls notable ancestors, ships, politics, and civic leaders interred there, with a curious tale of petrifaction found in a 16th century fault.
Senator Wellington is notified by Appropriations Committee members he will have a chance to amend the General Deficiency bill to include Bowman act claims from the Court of Claims. The amendment would cover awards to citizens, notably in Maryland and flood-affected states, with expected Southern senator support. House conferees often reject back-claims amendments, and Senator Hale signaled flagging the Senate bill’s passage.
John Abbott of Lonaconing was severely hurt by a roof collapse. The Monongshu ship arrived at Finchal on July 3. Last year’s election casers must serve at Annapalle elections on Monday. Anne Arunde school examiner borrowed funds to pay teachers. Hagerstown Gorre Company earned an ovation on return from Winchester after winning a prize. Walcott of Queen Anne's fell asleep on a straw pile and was covered by straw before discovery. There is talk of appointing separate receivers for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad branches. Baltimore Republicans formally endorsed Faso dore Matberz for mayor. The sixty six special campaign committee names were announced. Joseph H. Johnson asked police to search for his daughter Sallie who allegedly eloped with Joseph Daniel, a tailor, at 925 West Baltimore Street.
The Thurmont Tennis Club beat the Frederick M. A. club 9 to 1 in a match held yesterday afternoon. Each club listed six players with BL Leonard and others on the Frederick side. a return contest is set for ten days at the MC AL Athletic Grounds. Attendees included L Armacost, G Roger Wickham, M G Norris, Walter Thomas, Zimmerman brothers, Etchison, Moore, and W W Saunders.
Fishermen Hauer and Brechey caught a string of fine bass yesterday near Mesa. Two fish weighed nearly five pounds combined. Phoebus also landed several bass, while Howard Bussmann went fishing yesterday morning and returned home with no bass.
D. G. Wachter was appointed postmaster at Rilerton Frederick County replacing J. F. Summers who was removed.
Very free, jocular column of town life. Reports on bicycle meet absence, Braddock events, Fourth of July festivities, Washington visitors, weather, local fairs, dances, church festival, St. James’ feast, and social highlights. Notes the gleaming Key Monument, hospital vacation plans, and Lady Marion excitement.
Travel goods and cases offered in a wide range of sizes and prices from 159 to 1800. Includes trunks hand bags satchels telescopes and related items. Located at No 18 North Market Street Frederick Md with varied diversions and local references to nearby areas.
A 1 cent stamp deal advertised for Dr Pierce’s Soiathon Sense Medical Adviser. The cheap price is listed as $1.50 with post paid or elegant binding for 10 cents extra. The offer is from the Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo.
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