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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1889
Page
3
Advertising rates and submission deadlines for next day's paper. Transient ads priced per line with advance payment required. Publications deadlines strict. Wednesday for weekly, Thursday morning for same week. Running accounts billed on the first of each month.
Advertisers announce sales in Tax Datry and Weekly News with dates March 25 to April, listing items such as furniture, farming implements, live stock, and hotel goods. Notices mention buyers, locations like New Market, Brook Hill, Unionville, and Frederick, and refer readers to daily or weekly editions for complete ads.
HoYgay March 25 1889 edition shows specials including Special Notice Golden Times. Islesman Wanted and S.vz 10 Per Cent appear among Special Notices. Lierburger Cheese and Prof Glesson are referenced with various notices for goods and advertised items.
Mr Geo W Eans of this city will leave Saturday to take charge of the XM U A gymnasium as instructor. Mr H E Stue and workmen will commence tearing down the old building at the corner of Fourth Street and Madox Avenue in preparation for a new residence on the site.
The second evening of the Junior exhibitios af Pennsylvania Gelieze at Gettysburg Was quite a siece:s Ga! Saturday. Thirty-three members of the cass appested 33 gowne and caps. Paez bes' orations were more of the Afarsi and bors, of whom here are mzia the clas. Mr. W. G. Mr IBUICE of Middletown, thin county, bad for his theme, "ute with a parpage."
Speculative departments show gloom while interior reports cite improving distribution of goods. Paris failures pressure securities, Wheat and Corn fall, Cotton and Coffee weaken, but some trade signs recover. Reports claim easier money markets, but demand remains light. pig iron output rises and copper prices fall.
The Washington county Agricultural and Mechanical Association directors vote to hold a meeting on Friday April 5 1889 at Locick to discuss the expediency of canceling the next fall fair due to heavy damages awarded in a Carry case and resulting financial embarrassment.
The foal meeting of the Neighbors Social Glab scheduled for Keon'z Hall tomorrow evening has been postponed indefinitely.
An advertisement touts Dr. Acker's English pills as a positive cure for headaches and liver troubles. The pills are described as small and sweet, easy to take, with no griping, and are sold by J. A. Williamson, a druggist.
State Republicans discuss alleged alliance of McComas Urner and Motter over federal patronage in Maryland. Western Maryland voices warn McComas could lose support if Urner is named collector, while Motter seeks to upend the McComas bloc and aim for Congress. Also notes Barry’s Tricopherous ad and a post office letter list for Fredericksburg area.
The report covers a funeral and memorial programs, noting Mrs Sarsh Stoteimyer of Garin died after a weeklong illness at age 72 years 5 months and 27 days. Remains were buried Sunday at Grocen chlee burial ground with Elder J O Harnze officiating. Also mentioned are G Hays moving to Miami Ind then to Bud Shrines Wyoming Territory, and the Grose nickle burying ground expansion by two acres for the Dunker congregation.
The Noraal school of Buckeystown Maryland will continue an extra three months version beginning April 16. Local notices report church, social, and civic events. residents travel, visit, or conduct business in nearby towns.
The Evan Lutheran church invites members to a teatre rom ch evening with E Gaurch sire and Lesiav epenog at aclack. A study by the Woman's Home and Forsty Missionary Society on the Golan leisure topic will be held at East Charaz Street Wednesday in the month. The church assembly and an Auocwabard literary program will feature the evening, with names of active committee members listed including Mrs. Brace Tronas Mes Mane hen Fanart Cues Mrs Wea T Misigom Montgomery E A For Mire Jacob Schmdt Mesers A B H Chadner Wm H Rel ler J R Marken.
Death notices report the deaths of elderly residents and infants. Georg Harman died at his home on 6th Street and Kinnehardts Alley. funeral planned Wednesday evening. An infant of L Store near Bansensie, buried at Lutheran graveyard. Infant child of J Ormand and Louisa Phepe died. services at Mt Carmel with Rev Shulenberger. Funeral homes Perry G. Smith and OC Carty noted.
The article covers Burns Margett's fatal accident at a mill and the funeral at Mt. Chhvet Cemetery with details of the rescue effort. It also reports Y M C U officers changes and two arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct with short jail terms.
John E. Fleming keeper of the public scale reports 5220 pounds of five steers weighed Friday and bought by Notnagle Bros of the city. Grocers Krise Dean of South Market Street receive a Baltimore delivery cart that converts to a sleigh in winter. Easter preparations advance at Court Street Lutheran church with committees listed for various duties.
Wm D Cross of Howard County near Ellicott City was indicted again for violating the local option law. He allegedly fathered his 14 year old step-daughter's child and had prior jail time. convicted last September for local option violations, fined 50 dollars plus costs. John J Sally arrested Cross yesterday after a sharp fight during which a table and chairs were damaged. Cross, armed with a seven shot Colt revolver, was restrained and jailed at 2 p.m.
At a meeting of Frederick College pupils the death of their schoolmate Buen Hurget was mourned. The resolutions express sympathy to his parents and pledge a body to attend the funeral, with a copy to be published in papers.
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