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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1889
Page
2
A 1889 column notes heavy travel for Lent, hints at campaign anxieties around Mint Directorship, and forecasts a brisk spring in Philadelphia. It discusses political intrigue, inflation of endorsements, and the push for mechanical education to reform trades.
A public sale list describes horses, cattle, hogs, and a long row of farming tools and equipment. The sale includes 16 horses or cattle items, wagons, plows, rakes, mower, hay rake, lead bars, chains, and other gear. Payment terms require credit on sales over $10 with approved security and cash on smaller amounts. removal only after terms are met. Miller, Assignee Lease, oversees the sale.
Public sale under a deed of trust by James Carlin, to be held at the City Hotel in Frederick on Saturday March 23 1889 at 2 PM. Includes house on Mort Market Street and several building lots east from the road, all cash, with deed delivered upon payment and purchaser bears costs. trustee C V S Levy and auctioneer Ches B Fout.
A power of sale is invoked by Jacob Stitely of G and Henrietta Stitely as recorded in L 5 folios 1490. The sale takes place at Laugh & in Johnesville, concerning a wife named Suse 2b and the sequence of signed members listed in the records.
The heirs sell at public sale in the City Hotel at 1:30 PM a two story house with store and tinware shop on Market and Patrick streets. It occupies 41 by 60 feet and is numbered 33, 34, 36 Market Street. Current occupant is Thomas F. Kennedy. sale is for cash by auctioneer Chas. B. Fout.
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