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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1889
Page
3
Public sale notice and special notices include for sale and rent actions dissolution of partnership and a note titled Special Notice-Oresberries. The item catalog outlines sale and rental opportunities with related dissolution details and a product or item reference.
Fragments describe a religious service with preparatory rites for communion at a listed time, a special B and C railroad train schedule from the city to Washington, and a note on returning tickets. Also reported are a jail term for arson or larceny involving Warren Smith, a hanging suicide by Louisa Martin in York, and details of a circulating library plan and family events in the area.
Mr John A. Taylor received a hearty ovation for his performance of The War for the Union at the Hertford Opera House. The event drew a large audience and the Women’s Relief Corps of the G L R will benefit handsomely. A will be given in City Hall this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
City hotel lists numerous guests including J W Barker S S Patterson J Af Parcells New York J Davis H Fox G F Degrange Baits AF Fussell MS Eytinge W H Zarns J C Nidetzky Pa R M Oelhors J CO Hills Conn county 3. Sarlin House shows B Cochran New York WW White Chapman R B Foltz Ps H Muller H Senter Balto S M Garber J M Garber Md county 10. Central Hotel ESnyder Pa J S Williamsa Ohio county 4 ey
On Christmas Day the narrator visits Samoa near Apia to meet King Malietoa Mataafa. The king, described as mild and intelligent, welcomes guests, shares rara and cava with his chiefs and daughter, and speaks through an interpreter. The visit notes Samoa’s strong position against German forces and hints at growing resistance.
The National Republican League of Guba opened its annual convention in Baltimore at Ford's Grand Opera House. Delegates from 28 states and territories were present, with about 175 in attendance. Committees on credentials and vital issues were appointed as the gathering planned to elect officers and address routine business.
Funeral services were held for Sister Mary Ann who died in Baltimore on Tuesday of pneumonia. The high requiem Mass at Maiden Choice Road and Wilkens Avenue featured St. Mary’s Industrial School Xay Brothers, Sisters of Charity, and a Cardinal Gibbons address praising her devoted life of benevolence. The casket was blessed, incensed, and laid to rest at Bonnie Brae cemetery.
The clerks office records show February filings: deeds 72 mortgages 24 chattel mortgages 5 bills of sale 9 releases 2 certificates of incorporation 2, total 114. The Last Dance at Keonz Ball featured about 20 couples with German music led by Mr W Nui Martin, with F C B Orchestra providing the music until early morning.
Health revert for Faxuar reports two intermerits and no deaths. Ages range from five to twenty one with cases of diabetes cancer tuberculosis and fever. Named officials include G doareon civil health officer and details reflect local disease counts and causes.
The Maryland Republican Association in Washington appoints committees to receive Maryland organizations traveling to the inauguration. Geo W Orem chairs the reception committee with David Crouch Jas McClary Gen H Striewig and John T H ardister. On reception Jas McKee chairs a second group including Chaz F Billop Thomas Ellis Dan Fallon Henry Toilson Hugh Garry Perry QO Ports and Christopherfr Bartcher. The Antietam Fire Company buys a lot on Jonathan Street opposite the B&O depot to build a new engine house. T J C Williams of the Hagerstown Mail is busy preparing a history of Washington County. The Hagerstown Light Infantry will depart Sunday for the Washington inauguration parade Monday.
Secretary of State LeGomote reports a letter from a New York businessman seeking timber and mineral resources data of Maryland to gauge possible German colony formation in Western Maryland. A special B&O train will run March 4 to Frederick for those staying in Washington late, with westbound connections departing from New York Avenue depot.
Rival Gough and Wallace Bruce deliver a lively evening, with Bruce praised for his ready wit and swift shift through litera ture. The lecture covers wit sentiment fact history humor folly analysis and antithesis of character with kaleidoscopic rapidity and no dull moment.
Gov Wilson signs certificates for D Alderson and J M Jackson as Representatives from West Virginia third and fourth districts. The next House will be 164 Republicans and 161 Democrats. Nebraska’s Laird may not resume soon. Five new Congressmen from four new states expected, most likely Republicans.
The Handel oqueriette of Union Bridge presents an evening for St Pauls Reformed church. Johnsville Academy marks its third anniversary with music recitations and a farce. Prof T Ford of New York offers readings in Liberty Mel chorea. Prospect church hosts a charity event for Mt Airy ME church tomorrow evening. Lewistown public school stages a program in Weller's Hall. Rocky Springe Orchestra makes its debut with a musical and dramatic program.
A long list of social notices from New Market to Washington includes Miss Mamie Stevens visiting Mrs. Ida Hoffman, Mr. Lewis Nighols in town on business, and Mrs. H. F. Steiner visiting friends in D C. Oxford Lespite meets at East Church street M E church. Local concerts feature Profe Stitely and Nuex orchestra at Lewie Kolb's Singanore. Various residents and officials are noted traveling, meeting, or moving.
County Realty reports tracts owned by Christian H. Jackson near Woodsboro sold at public auction at Smith's Hotel Woodsboro by mortgagee Theodore F. Cramer. Lands improved comprised 21 acres 13 perches and 1 acre 2 roods. Cramer purchased both tracts for a total of 800 dollars.
BW CARPETS Ay E N Our carpet rooms are stocked with the newest colors of big sessions productions complete through out. We are now selling all wool carpets at 6 cents formerly sold for 8 cents. Just received rag and jute carpets at very cheap rates. We invite you to call at C. E. Cline & Co Frederick Carpet and Wall Paper House.
Report of robberies among farmers near Westminster on Washington Road where thieves sought only harness and saddlery. Tracks show a wagon used to haul plunder. other neighborhood losses noted along with a dangerous runaway incident involving a six horse team near Unionville.
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