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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1889
Page
3
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Fourth class postmasters appointed in this county include B S Hilleary Berkittsville S H Buhrman Foxville C W Loy Loys Station D UG Long Middletown Annual reception held by Columbia and Lynch Lodges A F and A M at Jaonier Hall Emancipation committee names executive lineup and secretary College Journal notes June issue and upcoming July expansion Frederick City Miseries Troupe to perform for Paul Brenner at Hail Frederick top status noted for Ernest D Fraser Martinsburg invitation to Frederick Rifemen festivities July 4 Two others expected home Rev Geo L Zacharias son of late Rev Dr Zacharias returns from Europe after study tours.
A charter is obtained from the Secretary of State for The Spring Manufacturing Company of Martinsburg with capital stock not exceeding 100000. An actual subscription of 25000 has been made by foreign capitalists to build wagons and agricultural implements on the B and Q Railroad main stem. Magistrate Matters reports on cases including State v Gram and Lewis for larceny of three hots to be heard Saturday at 7 30. John ker wo released. State v Raynoldz vagrancy case committed for 30 days. Mr Aca Welsh of Hyattstown identifies a horse taken May 24 and held by Mr James Hones. Welsh bears expenses.
Reports from county exchanges describe widespread flood damage and perilous rescues. Mr Derine Devilbiss of Astonville faced a near drown while crossing swollen streams. others saved by neighbors as water flooded cellars gardens and mills. The flood also washed bridges and damaged creameries, mills, and barns along Monocacy and Fishing Creek with numerous locals evacuated or stranded.
The commissioners urge citizens to aid in recovering property lodged on private lands and warn against unauthorized use, promising compensation for services in securing county property. Tickets for the Seminary concert Tuesday night are selling rapidly with expected overflowing attendance.
East Patric street resident Samuel Lilie travels to Warnesboro Pa for a lucrative job. A Mine driven through town this morning, possibly related to canal use. Various social notes from Washington to Gettysburg include visits, honors, and travels. Brown Bitters advertised as remedy for distress. Salvation Army holiness meeting noted.
A large edition of The Weekly News was issued yesterday totaling about three thousand copies, more than double any local rival. The compact graphic account of the great deed drew strong interest as papers were quickly grabbed, indicating high appreciation.
The gathering showcased Miss Doub and pupils under gaslight and candle glow. John A. Moore of Baltimore donated prizes, with Miss Laura Beinlein winning the top drawing, as the F.C. B. orchestra provided music for about two hundred guests including Col. J. Woodfin Minutes and others.
Special to Toy Searris reports a night fire destroying the town in Washington Territory causing an estimated loss of thirty million dollars. Many lives are believed lost though exact figures are not yet known. The note includes local church events, a syrup of fig promotion, and baseball briefs with teams and travel details.
The 80th anniversary of Thomas Paine’s death will be celebrated at Park Ridge near Frederick by the American secular pension of Maryland. The program includes an explanation of immortality of the soul and a reading of a local Banner of Liberty column about recent Liberty and Frederick Turnpike Company director selections. An ice cream and strawberry festival proceeds fund a Fairmount Cemetery project.
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