Special Notice For Sale And Rent Listings
The notice lists various real estate listings and rental opportunities including a model property view. It appears as a misc classified section item with multiple short items described in terse terms.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1888
Page
3
The notice lists various real estate listings and rental opportunities including a model property view. It appears as a misc classified section item with multiple short items described in terse terms.
The Baltimore Fruit and Produce Exchange operates with clean facilities seen as advantageous to farmers. Special trains will run from Hagerstown and Westminster for the Republican ratification meeting Thursday night. A. Blumenauer to open a large bake house on West Fourth Street to serve trade within about ten days.
The piece notes milliners in Washington showcasing styles dubbed the Latest Hat and soft felt looks among young women. It mentions summer operas and lawn tennis as fashionable pastimes, with references to the President’s wife and Mrs. Cleveland in new attire amid tariff debates.
The article notes July closed with unusually cool weather for 17 years. Temperatures ranged from a high of 94 degrees to a low of 57. Only a couple of nights were warm, not enough to disturb sleep, and mornings and evenings remained pleasant overall.
A YMCA football game on the grounds featured two teams the Romans and the Greeks. The Romans won 20 to 6 with Haller Crimmins Volluse Lebhert and Harkin among top scorers. Attendance was large and the crowd included many women.
The Sunday Times reports the first professional typewriting match in the country held at Graham's Cincinnati Phonograph Academy. Frank E. McGurrin and Sous Traub competed for 500 dollars with Remington and Caigraph machines, McGurrin posting 9,287 words total at 95.55 wpm from dictation and 5.11 per minute copying, beating Traub by 1,771 words.
Inebe Mey, the 15 month old child of Afr Zeary Blip in Gedercip town, contracted poison this morning from the mother who was bitten by a snake and impaired by the poison. The burial will take place tomorrow. A. T Rice & Sons, undertakers.
The notice records several funeral services including services at Grace church and Mt. Zion church with interments at St Johns, Mt Olivet, and Briegeport PA. Pallbearers named include O Beekles Brown Besant Edward Her McCafery Mercer Haugh Young Montgomery and others. The undertaker is C C Carty and A D Rice & Sons noted.
Mrs Hiram Keefer displayed a tall Night Blooming Cereus on East Patrick Street Saturday night. The flower resembled a smoke pipe with a sweet perfume and six buds expected to open tonight. In Hagerstown Sunday night the electric light system failed briefly causing darkness as repairs were underway after a rocker arm malfunction.
A guided trip departs at o clock from Freder ick via the Pennsylvania Railroad to Gettysball to visit America's greatest battlefield. Seven hours will be spent at Gettysburg with cars in charge and a round trip price of 1.50. Organizers include J D Kepter Rev Rodosk G Ede Ha and others.
The Baltimore Sunday American notes a proposed large spring horse exchange combining breeders. Prominent figures including Postmaster Franz Brown and Hon. Hart B. Holton are mentioned, with breeders Waiuh seh and White & Son of Adamstown supplying valuable stock. Dr. Downeay and Dr. Stone from nearby counties are cited among other notable stock raisers.
The Maryland Colored State Fair plans a late October event in Baltimore to highlight land and industrial achievements of Black residents. Exhibitors have applied in large numbers, with substantial local support and financial backing from external parties. The initiative mirrors successful programs in North Carolina that received state funding for ongoing support.
The annual Children Day services were held Sunday at Harmony Grove M P Church. The program included solos, duets, readings, and an address by Pastor J M Sheridan. The church was decorated with ferns and blooming flowers and offerings were collected after musical performances.
Mr P J Carpenter near Carmel brings a Jersey Wakefield stalk with fifteen beads. W C L A meets Wednesday at 7 in the M E church lecture room. Reader notices include Miss Turner with Patterson Publishing, Col Albert Ritchie on vacation at Narragansett Pier, and Head’s Sarsaparilla advertisements. Various residents visit, travel, or host gatherings. a shop group plans a fish outing. a child’s injury from a wagon accident is treated. thefts and social visits appear among routine town items. The Jewish New Year begins Wednesday evening, year 5629.
Mr T A Gorsuch returns home after weeks at Catoctin. Rev Hansition entertained in the reading room after yesterday's football game. Misses Nettie Lakin and Sue Thomas travel from Boongboro to Jefferson, hosted by Miss Kin W Patrick. Mr G N Shipley leaves for Y2 Pa to serve as caterer at Metzger House. Mr W Baker of Walsersville ill. Indices bill for 24 headstones of Caron soldiers received by E i Fros. John Lorentz, soldier, leaves furlough for Washington DC and Utah. G J Overton of Viaduct Electrical Works visits. Mrs William Roberts of East Taird owns a blooming cereal plant with 10 buds. Mr Win Howe, formerly with A C Mcwordell, now in New York, visiting in city.
An open air meeting of the Ton Army will be held at Ma Spacz in the evening. Mejor Wells and Lieut. Kemner will attend. Lhsy 411 will also be present at the Salvation meeting at the barracks.
The U.S. supreme iceboat master finds Captain Terry of the Gleam culpable for the wreck of the Joppa and the death of William Harr Garrett’s yacht Gleam. The Gleam’s captain’s license is revoked amid the ruling addressing the Baltimore harbor collision.
A party of gentlemen departed yesterday afternoon for a seining trip at Reids Ford on the Morcay. The group lists W. Nuez, Charles Nuez, Bren Woodward, Wm. Lebhers, Wm. Esterly, Jack Linecomb, Harry Danner, Kurtz, and Abigail among nine aboard. They used an 80 foot seine to capture about 40 fish, including stone-roe weighed four pounds which Mr. Chas Nusz weighed and sent to his Baltimore home. They returned late, with plans to visit the same spot near HeXL Ween.
Multiple gatherings announced across area churches. Mt Carraei church Sunday school plans an Aug 25 picnic in Hireshew woods on Jiamsville road with an all class meeting the next Sunday. United Brethren and other faith groups host picnics at Croe Grove and Island Park with special trains and modest round trip fares.
Hymn like verses praise a savior guiding through distress and fear. A second item notes six volumes of Charles Levers works valued at 5000 dollars to be raffled by the YM C G U with bids at 25 cents.
Ano Harrison a white inmate formerly of Hagerstown died at Mostevae yesterday at the age of sixtynine. She was buried this afternoon at four o'clock in the institution graveyard with Rev Father Lysch of the Norinate officiating.
Reports from Jagh Fridey describe violent hail storms damaging Iokuaville area. George K. Sappington suffers heavy personal losses with nineteen acres of corn, 200 barrels of oil, and crops ruined. Orchard fruit and vegetables wiped out. two large willows and a poplar blown down. windows broken and pasture damaged. total approximate loss set near $600.
An advertisement touts a patent remedy by Joseph E. Gurrtt that supposedly treats cuts bruises sores ulcers rheum fever sores tetter chaps chilblains corns and skin eruptions and also claims piles. It promises five perfect satisfactions or money back and price of 25 cents per bottle.
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