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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1889
Page
3
Public notice outlines advertising rates and deadlines for the weekly newspaper. It specifies cash in advance, local novices charged per line, and advance reach deadlines for Thursday morning publication. Regular accounts are billed monthly on the first of the following month.
The Orphans Court settled the final account of James A. Eider as executor of Jas. A. Hughes and made distribution. Glyndon Prohibition camp meeting opens tomorrow through August 4 with music, papers, displays, and speeches by Gol. George W. Bain. An excursion train carried about 200 passengers to Pen Mar. Obituaries note the July Deaths of James Mendefer of Howard County and Mrs. Maud Palmer of Northumberland County, recalling deaths and funeral arrangements.
Real estate transfers received for record at the clerk of the court include Charles Stevens and wife selling two lots in Creagerstown to David Fisher for 150. Albert Jones and wife sell Lacre and 5S square perches to Wm. D. Jones for 365.123. Freet R. and Roger M. Neighbours transfer 112 acres to Ann C. Brunchey for 112.50. James 0 Crom and wife sell 11 acres 3 roads and 9 perches to Susan J. Lowe for 1190. Paul Hauser and wife transfer real estate described in deeds to C. Eckstein for 5800 with deed execution. O. H. Eckstein and wife Jan Paul Hauser give 32 acres for 2200 with property exchange. Israel L. B. Nichols and wife to Adam Railing for 1250. Alexander I. McKena to John H. Smith for parcel in Frederick county 1200. B. BR. Wood trustee to Elias Zimmerman for 952 acres at 1050. Grandison G. Brane to Benjamin E. Phebus one eighth acre for 200.
The Maryland State Agricultural and Mechanical Association announces the September State Fair at Pimlico race track. Premiums and purses totaling 30 000 are hung up, with prizes in every department from household to horse and cattle. The fair runs the 9th, 18th, 11th, 12th, 15th and 14th days of September, under the Herculean efforts of Hon. Frank Brown and assistants to showcase size and splendor.
Gov Jackson arrived at Camp Jackson escorted by a large staff and private car Delaware. A crowd watched as the governor reviewed troops, with bands performing serenades and officers praised for bravery. Officers noted camp duties, guard rounds, and a dusk drill as preparations continued for the afternoon review.
Misses Florrie Wilson and Fannie Jepp of Union Bridge visit private in this county. A Frederick College Literary Society meeting is set for July 25. Numerous locals and visitors noted, including trains of guests from Baltimore, Knoxville, Hagerstown, and Washington. Reports on farming, health tonic ads, and local events fill the page.
The State of Maryland versus Michael J. Siren was heard before Magistrate Turner this afternoon. Siren faces a gambling tible charge, waived a hearing, and posted 150 bail with Christian H. Ekstein as surety. Relics of the Civil War uncovered near the church on West Church street reveal a ball and chain and a guard house site. A horse theft alert issued for a horse with a heavy mane and star on the forehead was noted, with no sightings reported. The Middletown mail wagon horses frightened by a passing train caused a minor runaway, with no injuries. A walking match at East Patrick Street Rink ended at ten, with distances and purses listed. A fishing party from Monocacy reported a large haul, including a 4 pound 9 ounce bass. A baseball game at Camp Sackett yester day saw the Fifth Regiment drum corps members defeat Frederick 12 to 4, Kolb and Wallouse on the winning battery. Mr. George Koetler sustained a severe fall on the Monocacy bridge trestle, was treated by Dr. Long, and sent home by special train. Hotel arrivals are listed from City, Carlin, and Central hotels, with numerous names and places. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertisement ends the page.
The item lists a second quarterly conference of the Myersville U B church on Saturday July 26 at 2 p.m. Rev A J Ml Every Presiding. Also notes syrup of figs as a travel remedy, cattle fly remedy with tar preparation, a sausage machine accident injuring three fingers, marriage licenses issued in past week, Purity Lodge I O G T third anniversary with program and refreshments, and local arrivals and illnesses from Double Pipe Creek including a lightning accident injuries and a visit by Prof Isaac Beam soliciting scholars for German Baptist College. Carrolltonian.
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