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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1889
Page
3
The Daily News lists ad submission cutoffs and rate cards for the next paper. Display and classified ads must reach by specified times, with early weekly notices and strict cash payment rules. Rates vary by size and location, and monthly or running ads incur monthly charges.
A public notice announces a sale related to rental service items. It mentions a specific entity name Mocel and references a special sale event. Details are limited due to fragmented text but indicate official proceedings and a deadline.
Decree of divorce filed for Margaret Cress from Daniel Gronin, with Gronin in penitentiary. Philadelphia page notes election gossip and upcoming events. United Brethren Church ordinations led by Bishop Castle with I B Jones and W H Weaver among attendees. The bishop heads to Martinsburg for West Virginia Conference and then to Frederick and Maryland Conference meetings.
March 2 1889 notice lists advertised letters including Katie Gentleven and names such as Brera Maxwell Clem Crowe Haze Frans Sheenaer Join Gilaore Femes Wm Heistes Deni Simmons Lewis. Recipients must call at once or letters will be sent to dead letter office after one month.
Welfsvile Waifs items from last week columns list residents from Smytheburg Ferville Deerfield gathering under centric leadership of J E Palmer and Lemuel Ayers. Dancing led by Samuel Wedder Edgemont. A Kelbaugh finished the music. Stotelmyer of Middlepoint died Thursday about 1 PM and burial set for Saturday at Grosniesse burying ground. Christiana Herbst has gone to Washington DC for winter. Matilda Cline wife of Lewis Cline of Harps Mill died Saturday morning aged 75. interment at St Johns Monday. Daniel Stelmyer of Euclid, plagued by neuralgia, to Baltimore Hospital for possible surgery.
Frederick county sent large crowds to Washington today with nearly five hundred people leaving on the B&O line over the weekend. Many traveled to Baltimore or used railroads for a day trip. The Frederick Light Infantry and cornet band led the march, while travelers faced foul weather and potential illnesses among the crowd. Notables listed among Frederick participants include Joshua James and Annie Keefer, with many others named. The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company will hold a formal event tonight as preparations continue.
A fragment describes a social dance at the Laurel Academy in Ma. with attendees in handsome costumes and jewelry. Mentions Siss Deaver of Moerrsferd and a guest list including Olive Moire.
Names listed for the church committee include Dr Bruce Taomes Miss Lucy Homes Hare Dieh Fancy Bosneal Cres Anders and others. The committee and anniversary event are set for Sunday at 7 15 pm March 19.
An elegant charity evening at Jenior Hall organized by local ladies and Mr Arthur Wilcox showcased a talent-filled program. The lineup included dramatic skits, scenes from Romeo and Juliet, Don Quixote readings, and a private soldiers’ meeting to follow at the Salvation Army Barracks.
An imperative appeal extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as thorough renovation for the body this season. It claims to purify blood, cure scrofula and salt rheum, and rid rigid, unhealthy conditions, presenting it as the most popular spring medicine.
The report lists arrivals at princ pzi hotels since yesterday including PE Whisper B G Webster and J Moors Wo Sarios Ba co J A Bergen and others. It also notes Lenten services at All Saints P E church with dates and times for morning and evening prayers across weekdays and special services at the Reformed church and Cethelle church this week.
Local notes report a stream of small items including a funeral for Mrs Ann Sophia Mertic near Roezy Ridge and interment at Mountain View cemetery, plus Neighbors gathering in Washington and Dayton visits. Agricultural Insurance Company payments to Ray O A Horner noted, with delays from prior fires. Flora Jourdan’s daughter feared ill, and Ray O H Hellmen’s dental matters referenced.
Traders report belated winter stock, delaying collections, while spring outlook brightens with firmer iron, wool, and textile markets. Upswing noted in Pittsburgh and Cleveland, slower drug and chemical sales, improving but uneven nationwide cash and credit conditions, and ongoing coal production cuts amid rising prices and several large business failures.
Our carpet rooms stocked with the newest suits and colorings of this season's production complete throughout. We are selling wool carpets formerly at 75 cents. Inspect stock before purchasing as prices rise with the times. Free shipment of rag and jute carpets offered. Call 6.4. Cline & Co Frederick Carpet and Wall Paper House.
Miner Liat Watters Barter Meatloamt in Pere Leo celebrated birth day on Saturday. Miss Minnie Youeg visiting her aunt in Jackson Square Balto. In absence of Mr Geo Edw Senih, Mr Wm Barely presided at organ yesterday. Mr Lous Lester played at sight. Mr B S Koeller sick at home. regained ability to return to duties in Roanoke. Mr C Rowe of Ementsburg visiting the city. Elsworth Baker spent Sunday here. 703 left for Washington via B&O from Saturday morning to today noon. Mr Win W Fleming left for the inauguration with companions. Mrs Geof Burrell injured knee in fall. Monday Musical postponed one week. Goldavorough Farm sale postponed to March 15 due to weather. Mollie Dizon of Baltimore visiting North Merke Street. Frederick Jeferson Turnpike Co meeting at Central Hotel. John A Wagner elected gate keeper. Frederick Bre men to hold mask ball March 15. committee listed. Geo Koestler named music director. Board of Shareholders meeting at Moesterne Hospital Wednesday. Junior meeting Friday. Dance tomorrow night at the Lime Bein home. Fras Sinety orchestra present. T Heard of Pitt a tremesd raye seeking a dance at Hotel. others present.
Heavy rain over twelve hours has swollen streams and rivers causing widespread flooding. The lower regions report creeks escaping banks and towns such as Carroll facing inundation. Monocooey River at Cereart stands 20 feet above normal and continues rising as waters threaten homes and roads.
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