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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1889
Page
3
The Daily News outlines rates and deadlines for transient advertisements and vocal notices. It specifies that ads up to 701 o'clock will display the same evening, with 10 cent per name per insertion for vocal notices. Regular weekly ad payments, monthly billing, and March dates for renewal are noted.
The notice catalog lists items marked for sale and rent with some entries noted as lost or damaged. It includes variations like For Sale or Rent and For Sale only, indicating multiple public notices and property actions to be processed.
Frederick county Virginia reports a standout winter potato crop with a patch near Lanck yielding twenty twelve bushels, large ice tabra potatoes undamaged by frost. A Washington dispatch notes a Probate Court certificate of James S. Figgins’s will from September 1879 used to record title to land in the district. In Mechanstown Maryland Republicans seek to elect a postmaster with J J Henry Albaugh and others named. voters to decide Saturday.
The Westminster Gaeliphil Company held an election naming John L Rettenider as president and a slate of directors including Robt. G. Hall of Baltimore Hon. Charles B. Roberts Edward Lynch Wm A Convingham Gherler O. Retisnder Oberless Wantz John H. Cunamham as secretary treasurer Also updates on charitable hospital reports and a Maryland Kennel Club meeting with officer selections and plans for a dog show.
The 105th Baltimore Annual Conference of the A E church met in Grace church Baltimore with Bishop Gyrus D Foes presiding. Trustees and committees discussed temperance and prohibition while reports highlighted three new missions Roger's Mission North Avenue Mission and Sparrow's Poms Mission and Charles Neal elected secretary of the conference.
A diverse Republican delegation led by Representative L B McComas met the President to present ex Attorney General Blair of Virginia as a candidate for solicitor general. The group included Southern Republicans from Marsisnd Virginia and other states with Wise of Virginia then in New York. The conference lasted briefly. within an hour the President resumed duties after meeting the Supreme Court.
A reminiscence recalls the old United States Hotel once a bustling B&O hub with famed hosts Beck Endaugh McNuly Bardagasd and notable guests. Decay now marks its ruins from Saint Street to South, where fire and time have toppled walls and trees claim the grounds once owned by Mr Smith, whose daughter wed the man who built the Court House rails, linking Frederick’s history to vanished landmarks.
Peter Lamb was arrested by officer Brochey last evening for drinking disorderly behavior. He was fined 385 dollars and imprisoned for 50 days for failure to pay.
Gas consumers must visit the American Heat and Light Company office on West Church Street to obtain the discounts by presenting reference on or before the date provided. Agent C. Clrogan notes the deadline and instructs customers to act promptly.
Jefferson Jottings notes Sonny Long died Feb 26 aged 61. His funeral Feb 28 at the Lutheran church drew a large crowd, with many mourners and visiting friends. Local obituaries honor his meekness and upright walk, while community weather and events fill the rest of the report, including local sales notices and infrastructure notes.
The Pastime Literary Society meets at Mrs Lynn Sfetealis in Harmony Grove tomorrow evening. Emma Ford returns from Washington after a visit. Mrs Gilmer Vantossen of Frederick visits Mire Writ Sappington near Liberty. Teachers meeting at Jonesville tomorrow evening. Chesapeake and Ohio canal may be ready for shipping by the 15th. Open air meeting at 7 and Salvation Army Barracks indoor meeting at 8. Wao R Getzendanner moves farming effects to Montgomery County to reside. Oxford League AME church weekly topic is the Ten Commandments. Miss Maggia Kouer, using crutches eleven months, has discarded them. President Dutrow and Examiner Worthington yield public school status today. D Cass Wimebrewer and Ed Tyler enjoy a pleasant evening in Walker. Alex Brengle spends yesterday in Baltimore. Head's Sarsaparilla selling well this season. Peerless Paper Meat Sack factory Frederick Md guarantees sacks prevent slipper deposits when used as directed sold for 3¢, 42¢, or 5¢. Jacob Karly released from jail as case settled.
A social gathering will be held this evening at the residence of Mr. Geo. Beckley in Market Space Dayton Ohio in honor of Edgar Kolb. The event centers on a pouch and bean bag patty activity with attendees expected.
A literary entertainment will be held at the residence of Mr Wm A Schaffer near Poolesville in Montgomery county on Friday evening March 18 an enjoyable and pleasant evening anticipated by attendees and community members alike.
Constable J H Lewis arrested Gen Nichols today for an assault and battery on Beckie Thomas. The hearing will be before Magistrate Wilson tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Cards issued announce the marriage of Mr. W. A. Grouse to Mas Aune C. Miller. The ceremony will be held in this city on Tuesday March 1st at 4 oclock in the afternoon at the residence of the bride’s father Mr. Milton Miller.
Formerly of ibts ery and pastor at Evan Letheren church, predecessor of Dr Geo Diehl, died March 1 in Kioxrviulie Illinois. Remains moved to Springfield for interment on March 4.
A garbled column notes social trends and slang among youths in Hagers town and references playful phrases such as Amoipedematon and Razzle Dazzie. The text contains distorted terms and nonsensical phrases about wars of waltz and voices raised, with no clear event or date.
Hotel arrivals list at central hotels shows numerous guests from diverse states and cities. Notable names include J A Wheeler ZT Darby Balto F E Ball RF Wilson Md S O Ashe field AF Parker JG Parker Ohio and D A Weiner Pa among others. County counts noted as 13 at CERTEAL HOTEL and 10 at Holy land Waah county.
McSherrystown Justice Bunty discovered he could not legally accept bail for a felony defendant. Constable Smith arrested Farmer Levi Herr at his residence, charging him with firing a barn on his father’s farm near Banover, jailed briefly in Gettysburg before official court entry. Meetings considered delaying steam fire engine purchase, while barn burnings draw detectives to Gattisburg and Round Top. The Codorus and Manheim Mutual Tosarance withdrawal of a $500 reward follows evidence of no organized gang. county commissioners to decide next week. Oyster supper planned at Weller’s Hall in Lewistown with Prof G F Smith reading on Plate and Plaid. An Italian, Frederick Tourbled, jailed for breaking into Brandenberg’s Marrotteville home and stealing $10.26 and eight boots.
Mr Samuel E Winebrewer and Miss Mollie L Weiner announce nuptials in this city. The ceremony is set for Wednesday evening next week at 8 p m in Evangelical Lutheran church.
A cornerstone at the United States Hotel now under remodel includes names of J.C. Motter and H. B. Showman as owners and lists judges, clerk Parsons and his clerk Lindsay, Sheriff Alonzo Benner, W. L. Devall, contractors Shook and Baumgardner, masons. Ellicott City postmastership rumors show Republican club tensions over the office amid looming November election.
The Cumberland coal region reports week ending March 2 1889 shipments 5329 tons and year to date 477564 tons a drop of 44785 from 1885. Eskimos and Ome Railroad and inchal points shipments 40427 tons week 377520 year a drop 63953 from last year. Pennsylvania Railroad week shipments 14783 tons year 100034 tons up 19173 from last year.
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