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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1889
Page
3
Transient advertisements must reach the office by a set time for proper display and classification. Local notices cost ten cents per line per insertion. Regular running accounts are billed monthly, with yearly runs billed on specified dates.
A fragmented sale notice list appears with multiple auction items and dates for Walter Saunders Chase Pout Cass B Fout Henry Suleer Chas B Font William Devilless Ha Lease Theodre Delaplaise and others. The text references livestock farming implements household furniture and real estate auctions with references to Daily News Weekly News and City Hotel Frederick Maryland.
Classified notice items including coal sales wanted for sale rent Clover Hay and other notices inviting reading of local opportunities and advertisements.
The Frederick Eidemen will hold its weekly meeting Wednesday evening at their Armory on East Patrick street. Fr McElroy Council Catholic Benevolent Leagues met at St Johns Hall and arranged for Easter entertainment. Sick list notes Mr Joshua Brewer of W Guard street whose illness worsens. J H C Leaver of Petersville remains critically ill.
The Pion Badge Fire Company plans an annual fair and festival in Jane Wid to raise funds for paying off the companys indebted equipment costs. Ladies are invited to contribute donations and the event is described as a gathering for support.
The February summary from the Pennsylvania Railroad relief department shows payments for death 8750 dollars, for accident 4994.50, for sickness 79249, totaling 19737.10. An amended regulation went into effect on March 1.
Notices urge subscribers intending to change residence to inform the paper of both old and new addresses so issues arrive regularly. A copy of the weekly letter from the old home is suggested and readers are advised to subscribe before moving.
In this county correspondence, Ezras Micha el travels to Baltimore with granddaughter Grace for medical aid. Doubs well wishes Harry Whiter and Dick Sebarf of Adamstown, and the Greenfeld correspondent remains uncaught. Martha Fogle entertains Mrs Frost, plans for a Patterson NJ relocation arise, and the Meth odists plan to reorganize Sunday school. Rev Brian delivered a sermon on First Corinthians with a large attendance. Mrs Miller’s health concerns are noted. Maurice Miller had a near fatal accident Saturday. Imported Maine seed potatoes offered by Allen G Quynn & Co. Georgetown students compete for the Merrick Medal with a team from Maryland New York Pennsylvania and Nova Scotia.
The column reports church events at Knoxville Reformed Church with Easter and April services and notes Rev. Mickey’s temporary absence in Carlisle and Gettysburg. It also mentions a freight train wreck at Frederick Junction due to air-brake failure, delaying travel. Harbingers of Spring describe budding trees, blossoms, and seasonal activities.
The committee of management of the Baltimore and Ohio Employees Relief Association met at the Queen City Hotel Cumberland. The 1883 Maryland Legislature repeal ends the association's legal existence, and the meeting aimed to wind up and transfer duties as of April 1 to become a department of the railroad.
A questionable pamphlet outlines a scammy route to obtain a government post. It advises borrowing money, staying in cheap boarding houses, writing to officials, and feigning hardship to press for a job. The piece mocks office seekers and suggests dubious tips like corrupting influence and deception.
The sale of the personal property of A H Aubert at E 21 street was postponed from today to Tuesday afternoon at 1 o clock.
Yesterday at Esna around 4 o clock Trivers L Coome son of Davis D Thomas of near Lakeville was in a serious accident while carrying heavy loads. He slipped off balance and fractured his right leg just below the knee. Dr W B Johnson of Adamanstown performed necessary surgical aid.
The Young People of the United Brethren church held a parish business meeting last evening. Two committees were formed to revise the society constitution and to procure the required number of gospel hymns. Moses Wm Leese, AL Gine and Ms Ingne Leaheman were named to committees. A gospel meeting will be held Monday night next.
The arrivals at principal hotels include guests from multiple states and counties. Notable names appear such as R Backman E Nelson E Moon and J Amerman among others with entries from Maryland Pennsylvania and Washington reflecting a steady traveler flow.
A Harmony Grove Partime club meeting is planned at Mrs. Wm. J. Worman’s residence this Friday evening if weather permits. The item also notes travels, sales jobs, hospital and business updates, local visits, and upcoming events at The Stone Tavern and other venues.
Mr and Mrs Everest Harding of a short distance east of the city observed a wooden wedding at the residence of Mr and Mrs N S Tyson on East Church Street last evening. Relatives of Mrs Harding attended. A large number of presents were given and a sumptuous supper was served at a seasonable hour.
The remains of R canna Davis were laid to rest yesterday from Tre street home with Valentine officiating. Pallbearers included J. sempsen Beary Seat Samuel Dix Peihap Walter and others. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery with A T Rice & Sons Funeral Directors.
A runaway of two four horse teams started near East Larricks street about 11 o clock. The teams, from the lower B&O depot, dashed up Carroll street toward Beilserhe then toward Seminary and Market Street before being caught. No injuries were reported to bystanders or horses.
The New York Star interview with ex-Representative Lloyd Lowndes of Maryland notes his claim that the nation’s administration is cautious and that Maryland may drift toward liberal policy within the Republican frame. It cites dissent among Maryland Republicans over delays in office appointments and mentions Captain Henry Clay Naille in Washington seeking former officials.
An advertisement from Gate & Co., at 55 John Street, offers a Demulcent Snaring Soap sample for two cents.
The Board of County Commissioners met today to hear appeals and approve transfers in Johnsville Woodville Linganore Lewis town and Lescarora districts amid local political returns. In Hagerstown Democrats won council seats in First Third and Fifth wards with gains and shifts defining a new balance on the city council.
A large fire in a six story building known as the Chicago Central Surcharge Ca. destroyed the structure and its contents. Firemen fought the flames at an early hour, but the building and its valuable tea and coffee stock were completely ruined.
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