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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1889
Page
3
Advertisements must reach the office by 9 o clock Thursday morning for inclusion in the weekly edition. Transient notices cost ten cents per line per insertion with six lines minimum. Yearly advertisement accounts will be billed on the first of the month following the dates shown.
Historical notice lists varied sales and auctions advertised in the Daily News Weekly News and others. It mentions livestock farming implements households and real estate with dates March 19 to April 6 and multiple vendors including Ches Font John T Best and Wm S Sigler, plus locations near Frederick and New Market.
SITY COUNTY AND STATE. Reynold's Post G A B of this city will hold a meeting this evening at their ball at the usual hour. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier and tonic, claiming purification, vitality, appetite, digestion, liver strength, and renewed energy.
Mayor Lewis S. Doll and the Board of Aldermen were sworn in for a three year term this morning. The board elected J. F. Henhauer president and Geo. F. Hane clerk, with appointments for city officers including Register L. M. Noxdorf and Water Works Superintendent ON Haley. The mayor's address urged economical, steady administration, competent officers, and continued support for streets, lights, water, and industry, ending with a call for harmony and public welfare.
Had His Day notes six weeks of ground hog reign with five snowfalls twelve rains and high waters on March 4. Personal Mention covers University of Maryland Dental Department award for David Goebricher from this city for best combined set of teeth.
Fifteen young Philadelphia women form a club with the sole condition of forbidding corsets for applicants. The move reflects a reformist stance and a desire to promote natural figures among members.
After Sunday School a Teachers' Association meeting decided to hold two Sunday School entertainment events for Easter. The committee appointed to confer with the church council about the new Sunday School building reported progress.
Cycle notes discuss inviting the League of American Wheelmen to the Baltimore meet with dates July 2, 3 and 4. The Hazlewood Bee Club plans races and tours to Anquetem Montan battlefields and nearby sites. Invitations in the thousands issued. Baltimore registries expected to draw many wheelmen.
A reader named Bartholomew Windmill writes of past editors and a Greenfield Falls correspondent, recalling a now vanished friend and a spoof about a snake skin. He cites a verse from the Bangsooker and asks if a crocodile once lurked near Greenfield Malls.
The week saw no dramatic developments as war, copper, finance, and trade news remained quiet. Wheat supplies, prices, and exports influenced market sentiment, while stock and commodity quotes edged lower and business failures totaled 261 worldwide, with slight regional improvements noted in interiors and Philadelphia markets.
Various social items and notices from Howard County include church service changes at All Saints and German Baptist Church, May 4th fellowship at Double Pipe Creek, visits from Baltimore and Martinsburg residents, and court docket items in Bidcattelly. Reports mention the State v Watkins case, typhoid pneumonia affecting a resident, and community meetings at YMC A Kemp Hall.
The Board of Unitity Commiction convened in their spring session this morning to consider appeals and transfer funds between districts during the session. They also reviewed applications for bridges and school houses.
A hearing before Magistrate Turner resulted in a not guilty verdict and discharge for Gertie James accused of enticing Luzze from home for immoral purposes. Another magistrate found Samuel Bainbridge not guilty of rape after the day’s proceedings.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elrth as a positive cure for blood and skin diseases. It claims medical approval and endorsement by the profession and notes guaranteed availability from J A Williamson, a local druggist.
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