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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1889

Page

4

Telegraph report delays Junior Fire Company Easter celebration

Washington telegraph reports Baby McKee kept White House awake. Junior Fire Company votes to indefinitely postpone the Easter Monday parade and anniversary event. Independent notes a Hagerstown lecture on tariff ends abruptly after a whiskey remark. M.OC Us plans drama Ten Nights in a Bar Room after Lent with Mr. G. C. Smith in old role Joe Morgan. Proceeds go to charity.

Junior Fire Company Lack Perede C.U M. OC. Us Mrr. GC P. Smith Joe Morgan

Local Dry Goods Firm to Open April 10

Mosrs, R. H. Campbell, and W. X. Martin plan to open a dry goods establishment in this city on April 10 at the Market store room on Patrick and Court streets. The trio are respected business men expected to succeed. Marion Dyer's portrait of Prof. Bion Firecfone showcases his early talent. the piece will stay in Dyer's studio for a few days. Mrs. Dr. Bittle, widow of Roanoke College president, was found dead in her bed, heart disease suspected. she was a Middletown, Frederick county native known locally.

Mosrs R. H. Campbell W. X. Martin Patrick Court Streets Bion Firecfone Marion Dyer Bittle Salem Eithe Roanoke College Middletown Frederick County Holt Market and Patrick Streets South Market St Thomas F. Kennedy Liter C. M Chas B. Fout

Frank Jones and Si Perkins at Opera House

City Hall hosted a Friday night show featuring Frank Jones as Si Perkins with his threshing machine act and the Pughtownr band. The act was described as close and healthful comedy with broad humor, and Jones as a smooth pleasing comedian with a capable company. The State Register praised the performance and noted the company would return to City Hall on Friday for another characteristic show.

City Hall Frank Jones Si Perkins Opera Jones Springield State Register

The Carty Case and Hagerstown Baseball Meeting

Judge Lyester ruled in the Maryland use of Samuel Carty case, upholding a $2,358.33 verdict against the Agricultural and Mechanical Association of Washington County from the October fair incident. The association plans to appeal. In Hagerstown a baseball association meeting drew a large crowd and formed a committee to raise funds for a pitcher’s services this season.

Carty Lyester State of Maryland Samuel Carty Agricultural and Mechanical Association of Washington County Court of Appeals Hagerstown Globe

Guard Against the Strike with Acker's English Remedy

Advertisement urges keeping Acker's English Remedy on hand for croup cough and cold prevention. Claims preventive effect and quick relief, offering a sample bottle free and guaranteeing results. Mentions A Williamson as the remedy maker.

Acker A. Williamson

Local church notices and community updates

Prayer meeting at M E church 7 30 this evening. Rev J C Bowman of Hanover Pa to preach at Adametown Reformed church and promote Theological Seminary. Next week church work convention begins March 10 at Acametown and runs to March 15. Poultry Association meets Thursday. Wopster to open general merchandise store near Liberty. G E Baller of Green Home Restaurant in Baltimore today. Miss Minnie James back from county visit. J F Schmidt weighed five steers 5515 pounds for Notnagle Bros. A pleasant dance at Linganore Mills with large crowd. Last Aldermen meeting tomorrow at 7 30. Master Tom Eisenheuer ill at home. Joseph E B Zimmerman filed deed of trust to Elias Zimmerman. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad. Peerless Paper Meat Sack factory Frederick Md promotes sacks and deposits. Victor Remedies Co shipped medicines to Florida. Next C S S O meeting at Mia Mullinix’s residence March 19. Gall Indian chief portrait by BE A Keyser of Washington D C to be framed by F W Neipold and exhibited at his art emporium.

M.E J. C. Bowman Hanover Adametown Reformed Church Theological Seminary Acame— Town Suth S. L. Whitmore Poultry Regociation Gilbert Wopster G. E. Baller Green Home Baltimore Minnie James J. F. Schmidt D. E. Kefanver Notnagle Bros Linganore Mills Pregent Board of Aldermen Haid Tom Eisenheuer Eieenheuer Joseph EB. Zimmerman Clark’s Elias Zimmerman Hood Frederick Victor Remedies Company Florida C. S Mia Mullinix Gall Gen. Custer BE. A. Keyser Washington, D. C F W. Neipold Art Emporium

Maryland U B Church Conference Opens in Mechanics Town

The Maryland U B church conference will convene in Mechanics Town beginning tomorrow with Bishop Castle of Indiana presiding. He is named as the presiding officer for the event.

Maryland U. B. Church Mechanicstown Castle Indiana

Frederick College Literary Society Debates War versus Whiskey

The Frederick College Literary Society held its weekly meeting at 4 pm yesterday debating the question Resolved that war is more destructive than whiskey. Maine and Levy spoke for the affirmative while Gilbert and Stup argued the negative. The decision favored the negative by five to four.

Frederick College Literary Society Messie Maine Levy Gilbert and Stup

Marriage announcements from local churches brief notice

Hymeneal. Mr Samuel HE Winebrewer and Mollie L Weiner of this city will be united in matrimony in the Evangelical Lutheral church this evening at o clock. The wedding of Mr Wm Immer man to Miss Georgie Whaley was solemnized in the Reformed church at 8 30 this morning in the presence of a large congregation. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Eschbach. Afterward the couple departed by the Pennsylvania railroad for New York and Philadelphia.

Hymeneal Samuel HE. Winebrewer Mollie L. Weiner Evangelical Lutheral Wm. Immerman Asiss Georgie Whaley Eschbach Messia John M. Haller Samuel Davas David Best Charles Wersheimer Pennsylvania Railroad New York Philadelphia

Multiple Funeral Services Reported in Local Community

The report lists several funerals held for Mary Irene Wolfe Samuel White Miss Mizie Cronise and others. Services occurred at Mt Olivet cemetery Asbury M E church Shihoh M P church and Laboring Sons cemetery with Rev Luther Ruhlman Rev Valentine Rev Draper and Rev Ferguson officiating. Interment followed at local cemeteries with undertakers C G Carty A T Rice Son Jacob S Perry named.

Mary Irene A. P. Wolfe E. 6Th St Mt. Olivet Luther Ruhlman C. G. Carty Samuel White 4Th Street Asbury M.E Revs Valentine and Draper Elijah Davis Jos. Channels Geo. Holler Geo. McCormick Laboring Sons Order Laboring Sons A. T. Rice & Son Miczie Cronise Catharine Rinehardt Walseraville Shiioh M. P. Chereh Walkersville Rev Ferguson David Devilbiss A. Cramer Willard Saylor Harry Staley Edward Buckey Calvin Bzimmerman Jacob Perry

Indoor meeting and church notes from a local town

No open air gathering tonight as the regular indoor meeting at the Barracks begins at 8 o'clock. Evangelical Lutheran Church council met at 7 30 at the parsonage to discuss a new Sunday School room but took no final action. Mary Magruder of the W C T U will address city youths in Kemp Hall on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. all welcome.

Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Mars Mary Magruder Kemp Hall

Prohibition Meeting at Brookhill Club Features Recital

The prohibition club of Brookhill held a public meeting at Burkhart's Hall Tuesday night with Daniel Young presiding. Highlights included a prohibition recitation and songs by local children. speeches were delivered by Robin Tyler and Daniel Young, Death Fall. Mrs. Richard Murphy died suddenly at her home in Tramaville yesterday, leaving a husband and several small children. funeral at Urbana Methodist church tomorrow. Joshua Whalen, a colored man, died at noon yesterday at his home on Lein hartts Alley between 3rd and 4th streets.

Prohibition Club Brookhill Burkhart's Hall Daniel Young Robin Tyler Richard Murphy Tramaville

Fragmented Snippets Highlight Early 19th Century Observations

A collage of brief entries notes diverse topics from English crafts to Arctic flora and polar flowers. It mentions a judge’s remark on leniency, emigration trends to Argentina, borax baths for softness, ship leak tests by smoke, polar flowers, glass-lined pipes, and historic Parisian royal residences leading to a museum.

England India Pojuitar Science Monthly Cme Argentine Republic Europe Holland France Arctic Bergs Gelden Cooper Baling Lone Star Alabama United States Atlante Pacific Cnle Taylor Louris Paris Dagobert Philippe Augustus Heries VI Francis I Napoleon Iii

Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Sold Locally

Dyspepsia and indigestion relief offered by Acker's Tablets priced at 50 cents. J A Williamson druggist promotes the remedy as a cure for constipation and aiding happiness and comfort.

Acker J. A. Williamson Éroggst

Buckien sarnica Salve advertised for skin conditions

An 19th century advert describes Buckien sarnica Salve as the best salve for cats sores tetter chapped hands chilbousine corns and all skin eruptions. It claims guaranteed satisfaction or money back and lists price at 2 cents per bottle by Joseph B. Gervett.

Joseph B. Gervett

Semp's Belsam Offered Free Trial Bottle Aid

An advertisement invites customers to call any druggist to receive a free trial bottle of Semp's Belsam for throat and lungs. It is promoted as effective for chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption with large bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar.

Horrellert Frederick Aswell

The Pottery Craft for Children and Its Simple Tools

A Victorian guide explains clay as a teaching toy for children with steps to mold balls cylinders and teetotums. It describes drying methods and basic shapes from fruit and teawares to vases and pots, plus tips on finishing with colors and simple tools.

Acker's Blood Elixir Gains Popular Endorsement

Acker's Blood Elixir is presented as a superior remedy for blood and skin diseases. The text claims medical endorsement and prescription use, with J A Williamson, a local druggist, guaranteeing the product.

Acker J. A. Williamson

Proposed New Jersey City Charter Sparks Debate

State capital gossip from Exox March 13 reports vigorous discussion over a proposed Jersey City charter. The plan abolishes boards of public works fire and bridges, replacing them with a mayoral executive and new commissions, while detailing funding and contracts.

A Duty to Yourself I Promotes English Pills

An advertisement notes that people prefer a valuable English pill over a common medicine for the same price. Dr Acker's English pills are touted as a cure for sick headache and liver trouble. They are small sweet and easy to take and do not gape. Sold by J A Williamson druggist.

Early Vegetables and Market Gardening Principles

Farmers urged to plant cabbage and other early vegetables while maintaining a steady supply of staples through summer. Emphasizes continuous sales, compact routes, and prioritizing reliable, year round stock to satisfy customers and maximize profit.

Sete Ant Lima BISO

Farm Practices for Maximizing Home Use and Market Surplus

The article argues farms should market the best produce for income while using remaining good and poor portions at home for feeding cats livestock or immediate use. It stresses high quality dairy butter, proper feeding in poultry to avoid waste, and using land and stock wisely to enrich the farm and community.

Ron Oz Deiry Hheralir

Feild Shape Determines Fence and Land Use

The text notes that a narrower or oblong field requires more fence and reduces usable land for cultivation. In contrast, a more square shape minimizes fencing and preserves more land area for farming. The discussion emphasizes geometric efficiency in fencing and land utilization.

Mothers urged away from deadly syrup in favor of Ackers Baby Soother

A warning note reports a child death linked to soothing syrup containing opium or morphine and urges mothers to switch to Ackers Baby Soother sold by J A Williamson which contains no opium.

Usig Ackers J A Williamson

Modern Cough Remedies And Guaranteed Breathing Aids

Local druggist promotes Kemp's Baleam, Dr King's New Discovery, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Kemptic Bitters with guarantees. Ad highlights trial sizes, prices, and full refunds if unsatisfied, claiming wide popularity and cure claims for coughs chest ailments and consumption related issues.

Joseph B. Garrett Biel

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