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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1889
Page
3
The notice outlines advertising deadlines and rates for the Wheezy News with ten cent per line local notices, cash in advance, and strict publication rules. Early ads reach by Friday at 9 PM for Thursday morning publication. regular customers receive monthly billing.
Advertising notices for farm implements livestock and real estate appear in Daily News Weekly News and bills. Entries name owners trustees and locations around Frederick and Urbana with dates March 6 to April 2 and reference Broad Maryland routes and near Brooke Hall.
A set of classified notices includes a public sale titled The Model, along with listings for carnages and wagoas, and special notices for four sales and rent notices.
G A R of this city held a meeting last evening at their hall near the Oscar transected routine business. A special Monday Musicale session is set for tomorrow Wednesday at 8 30 PM at Miss Nansie Roateza0 s residence all members requested to attend.
Fishermen Mesers F V Staub and Frank Tyergar voyaged to the Monocacs and returned with 15 ths. of mollusks and suckers and a 63 pound carp. The Maryland University of Medicine commencement in Baltimore is set for Wednesday with twenty graduates. Gettysburg College commencement moves to June 6 due to college relocation and upgrades.
Folger A McKinsey of McKinsey Carty file for receivership of The Times papers Milton G Urner and John Motterle named as receivers. Insolvency follows heavy mortgages and bills of sale around nine thousand dollars. Future of the Daily and Weekly Times remains in doubt with a possible second attempt by the current managers. Also notes approaching nuptials Willie B Unt shalt and Myrtle E Lough of Woodshoro set for Tuesday.
The Puevmellub of Harmony Grove invites residents to an evening event this Thursday featuring the reserve Mos Wm J Wor Gink. Participants can enjoy activities and learn about local traditions in a community gathering at the usual venue.
Margaret Plammer was arrested yesterday evening by Officer Lerch for cursing on All Saints trees. She appeared before Mayor Dull who imposed a fine of 185 dollars, which was pardoned.
Daniel Shafer and two others were chosen as elders and deacons forming the new Knoxville Reformed church consistory. Installation will be Sunday March 24 at 11 am with a 10:30 am Bible lecture by the pastor. All invited. Hotel arrivals listed from several cities. Mount St. Mary’s Dougs stage a lively program with Kilneny address on Ireland and a melodrama, songs, and a farce finale.
Bishop Wilson was too ill to preside. Rev Dr P H Whisner led as conference session discussed finances for Randolph Macon College and Valley Female College. Rev Wheeler sparked protests with anti colored education comments, which were denounced. a $200 fundraising effort for Lane Institute was supported.
Sunday morning a seven-year-old child, left alone in a Uniontown Carroll county home, perished in a fire caused by exposure to a stove flame while the family attended a funeral. The incident occurred in a colored family residence.
Ut growers predict a bountiful peach crop as winter weather proves favorable and buds show health across orchards. The vernal equinox occurs tomorrow at 5 45 AM marking the start of spring with days slightly longer due to atmospheric refraction.
The York Dispatch reports Fr. John Emig formerly of this city celebrated his golden jubilee as a priest in Harver Pa where he now serves as pastor of St Joseph’s Catholic Church. The jubilant ceremony included sermons by Rev John J Murphy and a Bishop’s address, with Fr Emig receiving many gifts. He is aged about 83 and remains active in preaching.
In Frederick area yesterday notable visits include Mr Wm Heffmas of Baltimore and Rev Arthor Johns of Rockville at All Saints and various church services. Residents also plan meetings with the Silverton Army and attend engagements at Woodsboro Renner's Hall and the Barrayne.
A German English Swedish and American medical syndicate plans a March 19 to 25 visit at the City Hotel Frederick offering free services to the public. They will only accept a recommendation from cured patients and will tell invalids frankly if cure is not possible. They cite experience in major cities and will return quarterly.
George Morrison of Emmitsburg was driving from Washington when his horse became frightened and ran away near Hyattstown. The horse died, causing property loss, and the incident happened Saturday night.
A resident, William Senmidi, on the corner of Fourth and Market streets, fetched a bucket of water and found a tadpole three inches long emerging from the spigot, startling him during the task in progress.
Emmitsburg Chronicle reports Emmitsburg Bernoas election results with a three vote majority for the Emmitsburg Conference. Mr. Joan Miller and family of Hancock have moved away. Barbara Siess aged 87 dies near Motter's Station. funeral at Evangelical Lutheran church. Carrie Motter returns from lengthy visit to Lebanon Waynesboro and Williamsport with nephew Lewis Motter. Rev E S Johnston visits from Stove Town Pa. Mr Sumner Motter remains ill.
A fragmentary tale recalls General Washington lecturing Captain Samuel Duval a surveyor of Frederick County Maryland about temper. Duval's compass allegedly failed and Washington, with a profane remark, admonished him during a visit to Mount Vernon.
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