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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1889
Page
3
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Classified notice from the Sale Register promotes weekly advertising in the Daily News and Weekly News. It lists numerous bidders, dates, and locations including Frederick, Charles Town, Union Bridge, and Brownsville with live stock, farming implements, and various properties up for sale. Multiple March dates reference real estate and livestock auctions via Chas B Font and Chase Font with connections to Rob L Beall, John Clemson, and others.
Friday March 15 1989 section lists multiple advertisement notices for rent. Entries include Just Look Special New Special Novice Wand ai and Fresh Feb notices with rent terms. The fragment shows a classifieds style overview of rental notices and promotions.
The Poultry, Pigceon and Pet Stack Club met in Mr. B. V. Barkey’s storeroom at 7 30 pm. A committee was appointed to investigate a member's conduct and the secretary and treasurer roles will merge after June. A break in at Mr Gilmer Schey’s hen house near Lime Kilns was reported with a threat note promising arson on the night of the 1st. Curiosity grows about what will happen tonight.
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened with devotional exercises by Rev. F M Follansbee. Reports said Valley Female College was flourishing, deacons were elevated, and ministers' character exams revised. Messages of greeting went to Rev B Waters in Japan and Rev J C Go in Japan. Rev Leonidas Bowser spoke, recalling past church work in Alexandria. Rev John S Clark preached in the evening.
Music at Pen Mar as Professor Zeigler's orchestra lands the season contract. His genial presence is expected to render the pavilion a lovely gathering for numerous friends and attendees.
There was no aldermen meeting last evening. The newly elected mayor and board of sidemen will take their oaths on Monday, March 18 at 10 o'clock, when police and other officers will be elected.
The F C Y M G A approved a revised constitution presented by a committee appointed to prepare it. The assembly last night was led by Edward Rice, with the general meeting convened to adopt the changes.
The article notes a man in a neighboring state's penitentiary who remains unmoved by solitary confinement. It mentions that his past as a store worker and a wrongdoing connected to a farmer’s shed influenced his present conduct, and questions his potential for reform.
A fragment from the Burgh Leader reports theatre notices for the past two weeks. The show by Harry Wilima titled Si Pr bins features Frack Jones and Alice Montague in leading roles, with $1 price and strong audience response. The piece notes realistic scenic effects and continued entertainment value at the Williams theater.
The President sets new executive routines with a cabinet meeting schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays at 1:30 PM. Senators and Representatives are received daily except Mondays from 10 AM to 12 PM. Non-Congress visitors are welcomed daily except Mondays and cabinet days from 1 to 3 PM. Those paying respects without business meet in the East Room at 1 PM.
An advertising blurb touts Warner's Log Cabin Rose Cream as a remedy for catarrh with promised relief. It emphasizes equal brain beady phrasing and claims availability at druggists for 50 cents.
Diptheria's deadly outbreak returns with fatal cases reported daily in Lehigh county Pa. Alburtis sees four children die within a short span after brief illness as authorities warn of a malignant resurgence and urge precautions.
Prohibitionists in Bogercorn submit Cor nelius Davin De Lewis B Rowland and Ches E Rock as candidates for wards 1 5 and 5. This marks the first time the party fields a ticket for municipal officers. Election set for March 26.
The Hagers town Mattress and Upholstering Company increased capital stock from $2,000 to $5,000, with full subscription. The firm began operations recently and has seen rapid growth causing delivery delays. Also noted is a local obituary of William Stevenson who died by his own hand near Aldie.
Exma Honck entertained her friends at her father’s home near Harmony Grove in the evening. The event honored Miss Sadie Stevers of Harrisburg, Pa, with many young people from Walkersville Westminster Unionville and beyond in attendance. Supper ran from 10 to 21:45 featuring a full seasonal spread. Hotel arrivals list numerous names from Baltimore to Ohio, including Oppenheimer Tones Mrs Jones and others at City and Central Hotels.
In Middletown a dealer named Cover was arrested by Constable Hagan and sent to Hagerstown on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and aiding a bogus doctor who swindled residents near Martinsburg. The scheme involved sham eye examinations, forged spectacles, and demands for large payments, with victims in Martinsburg, Boonsboro, and Frederick.
Reverend Henry GO MacDowell of St. Agnes Church New York presents his alma mater Mon at St Mary's College Emite bug ML with a library of rare valuable theological works to enhance scholarly study and theology.
A social gathering described as a pound party took place Wednesday evening at the North Murret street home of Mr Esgene Assass. Guests listed include Bhees Lile Annie Zamerinin Addie McDevitt Anoie Sandsy Cartie Loyas Delia Sul Asare Minoie Rath Gery S ramere Fred Stail Jons Starr Wa Keyser Sp r cer and Aiyares Sia Elmer Ram burg Ciarlestey J Ko Darrow among others. Refreshments served at midnight and dancing continued into the late hours. Ad inserted claims Warner's Lie Care removes defective vision or night blindness by eliminating poisonous kidney acid circulations in the head, with further claims about Bright's disease and cancer removal.
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