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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1889
Page
3
The notice outlines advertising rates and payment terms, demanding cash in advance and strict deadlines. It notes weekly deadlines, late insertion penalties, and continuation rules for advertisers with existing accounts, plus monthly and yearly billing details and dates.
Orphan's Court Notice and Special Notices advertise items and sales. Rent notices and private sale opportunities appear along with a listing for Basket Grapes and Golden Tinge. The page centers on classified notices and ad promotions from a 1889 edition.
The weekly schedule lists Young People allocation meetings at the U B church and an alderman claims and water works session tonight at 7 and 7 30. A Fry Family concert is set for April 1 at City Hall. Frederck Riflemen plan an Easter Monday excursion to Annapolis for demonstrations. Capt Jos Groff and L Zimmer man begin a road project from Sharpsburg to Antietam cemetery. F C M U G A holds a monthly business meeting at 6 o'clock with revision of the constitution on the agenda. Snowdon and Lewis discharged after a petty larceny hearing due to insufficient evidence.
Mesre W DLA Jole and J W Prangie of Washington DC arrange a female pedestrian contest with seven participants at the Frederick Rifleman Armory. The event starts Thursday and runs for three days. Neighbours Social Club plans a meeting at Mr Wal Smich's home tomorrow evening. Mondey Musical meets tonight at Miss Carrie Travis's home on E Third Street. Linganore Mills hosts a private dance Tuesday evening with Alf Kemp as committee member. Dress parade and masque at Armory on East Patrick Street Wednesday evening.
Arrivals logged at major hotels since noon yesterday show guests from Balto, Pa, NY and other nearby regions. Notable names include G E White Exchmes HS Mobley Jd McElroy MiSmith and J Gans among others at SABLIN HOUSE and CENTRAL HOTEL.
Reading iron works suspension and copper panic highlight metals activity while money demand and rail earnings show improvement. Bank clearings exceed last year by about 16 percent though failures temper optimism. Reading's setback raises caution on prices, coal and iron markets remain subdued, wheat and cotton show mixed moves, and exports outpace last year with overall weekly price declines.
The Board of Managers of the Agricultural Association met Saturday to review and pass upon revisions to the premium list recently prepared by a committee for the purpose.
To relieve Rep L B McComar the Republicans asked voters in Mechanicatown Md for the postmastership choice. Candidates included J J Henshaw M J Albaugh H Clay Cramer and H Clay Andera. Dr J J Henshaw led with a 33 vote majority as turnout neared 200 to 300 ballots cast.
The Baltimore Annual Conference at Grace church heard addresses by Rev. J. A Peck missionary secretary from New York, Rev. Dr. Mendenhal, Rev. Toowes Hanlon, and Rev. J. G. Lutt on sustaining missionary work and church publications. Candidates for minister entry were admitted. Henry W. Aunes remained on trial. Bishop Foss urged active preachers and aid for publication costs. minutes funding lapsed without conference help.
The program lists a 7 oclock pm gathering with music by E Klein and DC Aldridge, readings by Miss Jare Ecker and others, plus discussions on primary reading methods, classroom order, and attention. A debate on wartime horror versus whiskey is also noted with several participants.
A dime novel style claim notes that Acher’s Dyspepsia Tablets cure worst forms of dyspepsia constipation and indigestion. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by J A Williamson druggist.
Frederick appears poised for industrial expansion with the Frederick City Manufacturing Company planning new articles and broader capacity. Rice and Haller announce a large cigar factory on Market and Church, with third floor occupancy in the Mutual Insurance Building and full deployment of crews, agents, and new hires. A Burt and Gook Advance Fence venture targets Frederick and nearby counties with potential plant setup, while Union Manufacturing Company advances construction bids and a new shirt department foreman from Troy, New York is onsite coordinating outfitting.
Mr. Wm. Haller, living with Mrs. Kittie Hahn on West South Street, was struck by paralysis between 5 and 6 this morning. The right side and speech were affected. Haller is the son of the late Jacob Haller of the city.
An adjourned meeting of the fourth quarterly conference of Liberty circuit Methodist church was held at Union Bridge. Mr Brandenburg of Johnsville was elected the delegate to the annual Lynchburg conference in April. A Jefferson circuit committee led by Rev J M Sheridan and A W Nicodemus discussed readjusting work between Jefferson and Liberty circuits and adopted a plan to make Liberty two work for two ministers if Jefferson guarantees 350 yearly for pastoral support.
The Valley Register notes frequent travel of local residents. Emory M Was of Miamisburg Ohio visits relatives after eleven years. Dorchester Nebraska native Henry A Kepler visits family. Idaho resident John F Ramsden spends winter in California and New Orleans before visiting old friends. Earthquake discussion cites weak crust lines and a 7000-ton mass drop concept. seismometer for research. potential aftershocks anticipated.
The CBL reports an important gathering of Father McStroy Council No 70 at St Johns Hall this evening at 2 o'clock. A large attendance is urged as business of importance will be transacted.
A week of political maneuvering in Baltimore and statewide circles centers on government appointments and patronage. M Comas and Stockbridge plus Arr Mudd back plans to unseat Mr. Compton, naming Posey for collector, Urner for port collector, Creager for postmaster, and Karsner as chief appraiser, while doorkeeper battles pit Adams against Wimberley with Hank of Tennessee’s backing. The split in Southern Republican ranks may undercut both sides.
Mrs Lidia Zimerman visits Mrs Laura Brechy in Baltimore. Miss Mildred Brown returns from Baltimore. Miss Daisy Hopwood visits friends in Middletown Valley. Mr D Lowenstein and family return from New York and other northern cities. Kate Summel of Woodsboro visits Miss Fannie Dasner in North Market Street. Annie Baker returns from Washington, D C. Jacob Michael and wife from Washington attend a relative’s funeral. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes pure blood health. Peerless Paper Meat Sack factory in Frederick Md claims sacks prevent blow fly eggs. sold nationwide at 3c 4c and 5c to 2c per size.
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