28 Mar 1890
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1890
Page
1
A long experience in this line enables us to offer you the best mares of carpets at the very lowest prices. We carry every quality. Call and see our stock, as it will save you money. D. C. Winebrener & Co.
The District of Columbia and neighboring states face rain and storms with winds shifting northwesterly then cooler by Saturday. Caution signals flash from New Orleans to Washington. Marriage licenses listed for Chas. J. Donaldson and Addie L. Willard along with John D. Keller and Mollie B. Hratt. John James, a colored man, arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Mayor Doll orders 1 day in jail.
Mr Geo F Conklin, longtime operator of a West Patrick street bazar, has returned from a southern prospecting trip and decided to locate in Lynchburg. He is now inventorying his stock for packing and shipment in a few days, and plans to depart Sunday next.
A bill of complaint filed by attorney J. E. R. Wood for Robert S. Moxley seeks a divorce a mensa et thora from his wife Fanny A. Moxley. They wed September 10 1858. Allegedly the defendant abandoned the plaintiff in October 1889 and refuses to return.
Theodore F. Cramer transfers 21 acres 13 perches to Oliver A. Haines for 330 dollars. Haines acquires 1 acre 2 roods 15 perches for 220 dollars. Oliver A. Haines and wife convey 22 acres 2 roods 3 perches to Nash E. Flanaghan for 875 dollars. John J. Whitmore and wife sell a lot in Frederic city to William E. Grambine for 1,340 dollars.
The Clarion reports C. Thomas Dougherty & Bro. cutting 4,000 to 5,000 feet of lumber daily on the old Harman tract. They began deliveries Friday, with orders for nearly 100,000 feet of lumber and 2,000 cross ties. Thirteen workers are on site, expected to run until October 1, aiming for about 500,000 feet total.
A reflective piece on music memory and emotion, education beyond the classroom, virtues of patience and cheerfulness, and the value of staying pleasant. It argues education lasts through life, urges striving to do well, and notes the primacy of steadfast principles over reputation.
Annapolis dispatch reports state treasurer Stevenson Archer misused state funds. Governors, comptroller, and bondsmen react with shock as notes and collateral bonds are traced. Comptroller Baughman outlines investigation, possible suspension of duties, and calls for joint committee powers to probe box contents.
Bartonore March 29 A rumor swirls that State Treasurer Archer’s defalcation may reach 300000. A legislative committee attends at the Safe Deposit building with reporters barred while whispers tie to Enon and Senator Silver who reportedly holds the key. One account says Lanahan offered Archer 50000 to aid him, but the plea was deemed too small and disclosure chosen.
Articles filed in Frederick county clerk's office reveal the Frederick Traat and Depo.s Company, with 1000 shares at $100, to operate trust business, real estate, and legal contracts. Directors for the first year are the named incorporators, with ten directors, and a 40 year corporate existence within Maryland and beyond. The principal office will be in Frederick city. The operation of the company is to be conducted in Maryland and elsewhere.
The article urges quarterly settlement days on January April and July as the key to financial health. It argues that disciplined, frequent settlements prevent debt and bankruptcy, allowing clear accounting, cash flow checks, and informed future planning for farmers, merchants, and businesspeople.
Bender and Haffer owners of Rose Hills Carpet Factory Boonsboro have purchased the Sharpsburg Hose Factory engine and five knitting machines with plans to move them late this week or early next week. They will add a story to the Boonsboro plant and expect to employ many women as business grows.
A quiet ceremony occurred yesterday afternoon at the City Hotel patios between 3 and 5 o'clock. John D. Keller and Miss Minnie B. Hyatt of Middletown district wed with Rev. A. J. Gill officiating. The couple left for Middletown after the ceremony.
David A. Miller qualified before the Clerk of the Court yesterday as county constable for Frederick County Ueyrich, replacing J. A. Simpson who failed to qualify.
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