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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1889
Page
3
Notice details advertising deadlines and rates for weekly news. Services discuss early reach, cash payments, Wednesday through Thursday publication timing, and monthly billing cycles for regular accounts.
Warden WI Dudrear left yesterday morning for Baltimore with Eugene Richardson and Henry Dean. The former was sentenced to penitentiary for 18 months and the latter for 3 years. At the U B Conference in Baltimore it was decided that the first and second Sundays in May be known as college days and ministers preach an education collection for Lebanon Valley College. The Baltimore Annual Conference ME church opens tomorrow with Grace Church presiding. Rev Dr Leech will attend along with several county ministers. The Baltimore and Jhiz A Hef Association January receipts were 29093.62 with disbursements for sick accident and death benefits 30500.12. The eight annual report shows a surplus of resources over liabilities of 55784.03. Since May 1 1880 relief was offered to 84484 members totaling 1933250.02.
A fragmented note recalls Shrove Tuesday customs and old wives tales about pancakes and fast days. It claims omens warn of bed bugs if Emklies are not made, while cautioning against superstitious rituals observed by households.
Saturday morning at nine o clock Mr William Patterson junior found a fire in his barn three miles south of Getheburg. He saved all cattle after three near misses by flame and smoke. The barn, old and close to Mammasburg company, held about 500 dollars of hay and 450 dollars of contents, much of which was property of the Patterson family.
The missionary meeting at the old Stone Tavern is set for this evening led by Marion Moteriy. Rev Luther Kuhlman will lead the gospel meeting at the Assosizition rooms Thursday night. The board meeting postponed from last night due to bad weather will convene Thursday night. The reception committee plans to meet Saturday night. Friday evening the workers training class will meet to study The Year of Casearty and The Year of Popularity in the Life of Obrict.
Tomorrow marks Ash Wednesday with ashes blessed and applied as penitence. The Roman Catholic church begins the six week Lent season urging daily prayer as the social rounds of Lent close.
A severe storm path dumped nearly four inches of rain over two days. Carroll creek flooded meadows and streets, fences washed away, and basements filled as water rose to ten feet along banks. Rail lines suffered minor damage while roads, telegraph lines, and the new West bridge faced disruption. Recovery and estimates begin as weather clears and spring nears.
A regular meeting of the Freder ick College Literary Society will be held this afternoon. A report from the College Journal will be read by a society member.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold its regular weekly meeting tomorrow afternoon at 7 o'clock at the usual place. Every member is requested to attend as business of speech importance will be discussed.
The ARB of Reynoldsville, Arkansas did not hold a meeting last night because members were in Washington, DC. The next meeting is scheduled for the third Monday of the month.
The Gate Reformed Missionary Society of Walkersville will meet next Sunday evening March 16 at Toolock. Prof Wm H Pucnell of Frederick, principal of the F F Seminary, will deliver the address. All the public are invited to attend.
The Frederick County farmers convention will meet in City Hall at 10 o clock on Thursday the 14th instant. A Farmers Institute will be formed and addresses by prominent speakers from abroad are planned. Major H. E. Alvord of Maryland Agricultural College will attend and deliver an address.
About a thousand Maryland soldiers marched past the Capitol amid applause. The Light Infantry and Fleet Regiment led by Gen Brown and officers such as Cols Gaither Kronce Saunders and Selden drew praise for marching, uniforms, and drum and band performances. 47 posts representing 600 men formed the second brigade under Geo F Wheeler, delivering a strong showing and cheers from Washington crowds.
A civic note urges readers to support their home newspaper by subscribing, reading, advertising, and telling neighbors. It mentions Miss Elia Smith of Boston and a charming soprano appearing March 22 at the Seminary, inviting attendance and celebration of a respected program star.
Rev Geo S Bowers was installed as pastor and Rev Dr Wolf led the service at Tacolazi ea Seminary Gettysbag. Bowers, son of Rev Mr Bowers of Jefferson, returns to labor at S. Laka church with renewed efforts and bright prospects.
A refined social gathering occurred at the hospitable home of Mr James Carey on Wednesday the 27k nit. Miss Annie Carey and Mr Jas Carey Jr supervised the evening with many young guests including Annie Hartman Helen Welter Sallie Cr st Bettze Smith Annie va Myrtle Hord Laura Addie Mag gia Mary Katie Carey and others. Games and plays entertained the company before a late supper in the dining room.
Mr A C McGardell was in Baltimore on business. D Lowenstein and relatives travel to New York Philadelphia and New Haven for firm work. The Reformed Missionary Society meets at 7. A United Athletic Association gathering is at 7 15. German bachelors Cotillion last night attended by Nina Ross and J Roger McSherry. Gracy Steiner leaves for Washington DC. Lieutenant Morrie Hoare visits Baltimore on way to Washington. John D Henderson stays in National Capital. hosts include N Carrell Dorns. Frederick Riflemen return from Washington inaugural ceremonies. Hood's Sarsaparina advertised as a popular tonic. WANTED local and traveling salesmen for lubricating oil.
Two bears with a camera appeared on West Patrick Street this morning and performed along the street before city authorities escorted them through the heart of the city. The piece notes an upcoming lecture by Mr. R. A. Kemp at Trusty Methodist Church and a church social with refreshments. Peanuts now cost more with prices for standard hand picked cuts and farmers’ goods rising. estimated national supply around five thousand bags forthcoming.
Regular quarterly meeting of Junior SF E Company approved buying two base carriages and a heater and set Easter Monday parade to celebrate the 50th anniversary with a ball that night. Secretary tasked to invite the five partner companies to join the festivities.
City affairs report shows the Aldermanic Committee on Water Works meeting to discuss the water supply. A promotional note promises 530 shaves for two cents, inviting samples from Rankert Shaving Soap at 55 John Street.
The Elliott City Times debuts a modern edition this Saturday enhancing its appearance. The Roanoke Times plans an industrial supplement around March 16, featuring a full overview of the city’s industries. Eight pages and 11,000 copies prepared.
Correi brothers injured during school ball game with a bat. Nace Thompson seriously ill with prec…. J T Worthegt on hospitalized after fishing hook injury. May Null back from Browningsville trip. Lewis Noll visits J J Nail. Araby church lantern display attracts 250 to 300. season-ending bingo and leapfrog party noted. young students enjoyed the events.
Local listing shows Cline Ico and Frederick Carpet and Wall Paper House as prominent suppliers of home finishes. The ad notes their focus on carpets wallpaper and related decor with contact details likely included in the classified section.
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