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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1889
Page
3
The Daily News outlines ad submission deadlines for tomorrow and weekly notices, noting all transient ads are cash in advance and pricing tiers. It specifies latest times for receipt, publication timing, and monthly billing for agencies with established accounts.
Fragments list promotions for The Model E. E. Clive Co Mallisix Kemp Alfred Ritter Co with special notices for Frogs Wanted Rent for Rent reflecting a late 19th century classifieds page.
Mr George Colton is booked to deliver his famous lecture on Woman Get Heroism and Her Love on Tuesday evening 28th instant in Trinity M E church. Bir and Mrs Wm J Worman of Barnardy Grove issued cards for the fifth anniversary of their wedding, Tuesday evening May 1st at 8 o clock, the cards grained to resemble wood.
On Sunday morning last the M. P. I Sunday School at Liberty elected officers for the ensuing year. Supt. W. T. Wegner. Ass't Sec. WI OT Sweadner. Sec. and Treas. O. M. Sweadner. Ass't Sec. Wallace Beall. Librarian John D. Etzler. Asst. Chas. Etzler. Organist Miss Ida Deabiss. Ac't Miss Snare Smith.
Flowers placed in vases at Court Park by Mrs. Birs D T Lakin Mrs D C Wisebrenner Mrs Genry Williams Miss Teresa Kunkel Ritchie and Dr F B Smith. The park is decked in summer livery making the town square lovelier.
Mr. Wm. E. Nusz, a standout first baseman, left yesterday for Chattanooga Tennessee to take a position as fret baseman for that city. A game will be played on the Tan Lot Carroll street tomorrow at 8 o'clock between the Second Academy and Professional teams.
In Social Circles the Frederick young gentlemen will tender a dance to the young ladies at Koontz Hall tonight. The FF Ssmimary preparatory deworkment will present two musical and literary entertainments for friends this evening. Philomathean Literary Society meets tonight. Monday Musicale rehearses tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at Miss Travis’s residence on E 2d street.
West Westminster Theological Seminary graduates include W. Phillips newly appointed Lewistown M P church pastor. John C. Palmer passed a U S Civil Service exam with 91.83 percent in Baltimore. Albert Smidh is seriously ill with pneumonia. Prof T Roszacts of University College Hospital warns Brights Disease may lack symptoms and urges early treatment. Warner’s Late Cure cited by R A Gunn as valuable.
Reports from Mechanicstown include Rev Roundabash at York U B Conference and work crews grading the Buckeystown pike. Updates cover Dr Fligbee’s Harrisburg post, Brown's Iron Bitters promotion, carpenters bound for Washington Navy Yard, steam mill repairs, and various local trips and incidents.
The twentieth quadrennial General Conference opened at 2 p.m. with Bishop J. Weaver presiding. A long meter hymn and prayers opened the session, roll call followed, officers were elected, and a quadrennial address reported church growth to 210,000 members. The bishops praised material prosperity and expanded benevolent efforts.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Freder ick City Y M C A will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 PM at the rooms to elect officers for the new year. Also noted is a sick list item for Mr John Thomas of Adamatown who fell ill at M E Geizendapser’s store and was attended by Dr Franklin G Smith with his wife by his side.
Mr. Andrey J. DeLashmurt departed Wednesday for an extended Texas trip to visit his sons Pamp and Frank. The boys, long associated with local shoe business and a ranch in the city, look forward to their father’s arrival and daily news.
Citizens in Berkeley County held a town meeting on Tuesday to organize an old time Fourth of July celebration at Mar Unabura. Prizes will honor the best drilled military and companies, the best bicycle rider, and the largest Granger organization. A baseball game on the fair grounds between Ewa Cracz clubs will attract thousands.
Last night Purity Lodge 1.C.G.T. installed officers led by Mr GW Ty son D.G.C.T. GT and F Sappington V T with Miss Katie Kemp S J LP and W PB Morell Secr. T P Rice treas Harry Consort Crapp Mrs Georgie F Zimmerman F See D S Rice Maj A J Willard Gaard Miss Sophie Grabe Miss Sophia Saunders named Deputy Marshal and W E Schwearing Assistant Secretary. Sentinel G H Layman absent will take oath next meeting.
The Baltimore Saw reports Morton involved in a past Sal mon victimization and notes the arrest of two confidence men in Washington Court House. They fleeced farmer Wm Coffman of 6000 dollars, borrowed 6600 at a bank, and fled after displaying the money. Marshal Daley arrested them near New Vienna. one bore 6126 in money and used the names George Carter and H.H Mortor. A reward of 2000 is offered for the thief and funds.
The piece recounts Old Hutch or Hutchison manipulating the Chicago wheat market to net millions in a month. It also extols Warner log cabin remedies famed for kidney liver health and blood tonics, praising their long history and national reach.
The aldermanic committee on streets Mesars Brookey Eisenhauer and Yeakle conducted a 3 PM inspection of city improvements. They drafted recommendations to be considered by the full Board of Aldermen at a Wednesday evening meeting next week.
A warm wave keeps temperatures in the nineties with the Signal Service forecasting heat tonight. A coming storm from Texas raises hopes of relief. City residents suffer heat effects, while soda fountains thrive. May temperatures last year averaged 50 degrees.
Painful report of a scalding accident in Createrstown as the son of Wmend Fiora Hiuse suffered severe injuries from boiling water. Dr J W s attended and the child is improving. Also notes a communion service by Rev G A Whitmore and Rev W Lichliter with a large congregation and attendees from nearby towns.
Representative McComas short visit to the Post Office Department secured H. J. Sheffer as postmaster at Bolivar Maryland. Ashton in Montgomery county gained A. B. Thomas as postmaster and added mail service between Middletown and Frederick. Cal Gorman’s Treasury special agent role resignations spurred Marylanders to seek the post. Wm T Prime, Frank Dahurat of Baltimore and others apply for special agencies while questions of sinecure status persist. Ex Appraiser Liathicum of Frederick seeks restoration.
An old advertisement requests readers to send their name and address with two cents to Colgate & Co at 55 John St for a sample of De mulcent Shaving Svar. The editor of the Middletoan Valley Register was canned on Tuesday. Executor Josiah Knodie of Boonsboro presented a cane he carved from wid cher ry wood.
Mortgagee N D Ovutt sold the late Jona C G H Richter dairy farm near Germantown comprising 150 acres at a per acre price. The total mortgage tract was 325 acres with the remaining portion settled at nominal prices.
The Maryland Division Sons of Veterans held their session yesterday reporting a notable membership increase and overall prosperity. They approved placing a patriotic memorial at Francis Scott Key’s grave in Frederick and began preliminary arrangements. The standing committee’s report proposed changes to the ritual and constitution to be sent to the chief commandery. The group visited the Executive Mansion and was introduced to the President by Col. Brown, then toured Logan Memorial Hall.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church Doabs held their May meeting in the village church with a full house. President J O Burch led the program featuring essays recitations and hymns sung by Amanda Burch and the choir. Adjournment set for the first Saturday night in June with all invited.
From Walkersville Enterprise this week: Broad Run Union Sabbath School held its annual election naming Michael Anders as superintendent and Samuel Trout as assistant. Union Brethren congregation elected seven trustees for the engaging year led by Jacob Perry as president. Also noted are local plow invention plans by Wm BR Taylor and Marshall H. Michel of Lewistown, and Creagerstown seeks a postmaster candidate with Dr Jacob L. Miller and J A P Mathias as contenders.
Jeath Roll reports Mr Henry Bentz died this morning at 10 o clock at his residence on West Patrick street. The funeral will be held Sunday with due notice. An annual commencements note hints at upcoming events and dates for local schools and studios.
The Fishermat party including C. G. Thomas F. Thomas Jacob Rosenstock Dr Thoms of Baltimore and Dr Thompson of Washington were on a fishing cruise yesterday. Macars C E Haller and J E B Sheppard visited Greenfield today in search of the Aang tribe.
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