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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1889

Page

3

Subscriptions Due and Masonic Notes in Local Clippings

City county and state notices remind subscribers to have payments ready tomorrow the fifteenth. A church anniversary event is scheduled at the Lutheran church Thursday at 7 30 with attendance invited. Masonic notes report the one hundred fifth stated communication of the Grand Lodge of A F and A M at the Masonic Temple Baltimore tonight at 8 o'clock. The clock at St Johns Catholic Steeple is out of order. repairman from Washington is fixing clocks at St Alorvainus church and will repair the local clock upon return.

Grand Lodge of A. Fland A. Masons of Marylend Masonic Temple Baltimore Renairea St. John’s Catholic Brother Welsh Zorn Washington St. Alorvainus Church

Anniversary of the F. C. M. G A Held at Lutheran Church

The second anniversary of the F. C. M. G A will be observed this evening at the Lutheran church with a full program. The annual report will be read and an address delivered by Mr. Jefe Gree of New York. Members will meet at 7 30 o'clock sharp.

F. C 3Fe- Gree New York P.E Convocation Cumberland All Sainis Church Dr. Stephenson

Rescued in Time After Ice Pond Daring Dive

Last week at Mt. Pleasant several bathers dove into an ice pond on Mar Hoke s farm. Joseph Smith colored became entangled in tree roots at the bottom and remained trapped until companions rescued him. A committee was appointed to arrange furnishing for the Sunday School room in Reformed chapel including Rev. E R Eschbach Samuel Duin Jos Gronise A C McCardell Mrs James M Hood and Misses Fannie Adams and Maggie Quynn.

Mar- Hoke Mt. Pleasant Joseph Smith Reformed Chapel E.R. Eschbach Samuel Dui—n Jos. Gronise A.C. McCardell James M. Hood Fannie Adams Maggie Quynn

German Baptists Love Feasts Planned Near Monrovia and Wolfsville

Love feast services are scheduled for tomorrow evening at Pleasant Hill Meeting House near Monrovia and on Saturday at Grosgzic kle meeting house near Wolfsville. Bilder S. N. McCann, in the city Sunday, will begin two courses of sermons at Union Bridge on Thursday evening.

Pleasant Hill Monrovia Grosgzickle Wolfsville Bilder S. N. McCann Union Bridge Thoreday Evning

Missionary Meeting of the Reformed Society Held

An interesting meeting of the Grade Escionary Society of the Reformed was held Sunday night at Walkersville. The program included addresses readings and music. Prof Reisler of Union Bridge gave the evening address and Miss Lizzie Pattengall delivered a recitation. The next meeting will be held on Whit Sunday evening.

the Reformed Shareb Walkersville Reisler Union Bridge Lizzie Pattengall

Memorial Day Observances Scheduled for Emmitsburg

Post 41 G A B Emmitsburg will observe Memorial Day with a street parade and an address at the Opera House marking graves of Union soldiers at Mt Olivet and town cemeteries. Confederate Memorial Day is usually noted in the second week of June with announcements to follow.

Mt. Olivet

Encampment site chosen for militia at Frederick Junction

A countywide appeal urges funds for the annual militia encampment at Frederick Junction near Monocacy historic ground. The drive seeks 560 dollars total with 150 already raised. B&O R R trains would run from dawn to night to accommodate attendees and the News pledges five dollars.

Guv Jackson Frederick Junction Monocacy Mt Olivet Grees Haiie Frednee Tr He Ganauet Ags Threon Cax

Fire Department Orders New Hose Carriage for Junior Company

The new hose carriage and reel are ordered and expected to arrive around June 1. The engine house will be renovated with wainscoting and a steam heater installed. Independent Hose Company will meet at 7 30 PM to hear a committee report on disorderly conduct and to act on invitations from Martinsburg West Virginia and Union Bridge Maryland.

Martinshare W Va Tnion Bridge

Hotel Arrivals at Principal Inns Listed by Name

Arrivals at the principal hotels since yesterday noon include CIEE HZOTER and a long list of guests such as W E Price Wash S A Baar F 3 waoat B Suell E A Alcott H Gar verick A P DeSanna E J Croasdale J Berghaneer O W Miller Pa WoW Underwood R Bann H BE Wanlock NY Geitzan B McGraw C N Nelson J Rosenblatt WT Barker Jenkine Balto Mo Schaeffer Westminster county at CENTRAL HOTEL and C C Zeigler Mass 0 Fasten MO Smith Ohio MG Roberts J T Mc Cauley Balto LL Eberiy RA Bas che C M Cronin Pa county 12 SARLIN HOUSE AM Lesley NY G Chapman G E Brown DO Hammett MM D Stem M B Lehman Balto Judge J T Vingon J Walker and daughter Md county

Ciee Hzoter E Price Wash Suell A Alcott H Garverick P DeSanna J Croasdale J Berghaneer W Miller Wow Underwood R Bann Wanlock Geitzan B McGraw N Nelson J Rosenblatt Barker Jenkine Balto Mo Schaeffer Westminster Central Hotel

Help Needed for Episcopal Chapel at Point of Rocks

In the Maryland Churchman Bishop Paret notes need for an Episcopal chapel at Point of Rocks. The local people strive to establish the work and welcome contributions via Dr R W Trapnell at Point.

Paret Maryland Churchman Cave Rocks R W Trapnell

Damages Paid By Continental Fire Insurance Agent

Mr Samuel Clagett, agent of the Continental Fire Insurance Company of New York, paid Mr FI Lewis $550 in this city for damages from a fire on May 1. This is the first loss the company has paid since Claggett began the agency six years ago.

Samuel 31 Clagett Continental Fire Insurance Company of New York FI Lewis Claggett

Freight cars wreck on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

A draft rod broke on coal hoppers causing several freight cars to derail east of ao rovia. Both tracks blocked for hours. Storms followed with heavy rain and thunder dragging into the night. No local damage reported though Virginia fruit and vegetables suffered hail damage.

Bad Areck Aorovia Baltimore and Ohi Virginia

Advertising claims in Tar News reach vast audience

To Advertisers, Advertising is profitable only when properly done that is in the medium sure to reach the largest number. Money otherwise wasted. Advertise in Tar News for space tomorrow. Guaranteed bonade circulation over 1760 copies, about double that of any contemporary.

Taz Wee

Frederick Compete for Prizes at Martinsburg Fourth of July

Martinsburg West Virginia plans Fourth of July prizes for visiting organizations. Awards include a silver trumpet for the fire company with most uniformed men, a lantern for the Etacee company, and a gold headed baton for the best band. Also notes a past $100 prize won by the F.C.B. at Martinsburg. The Good Templars district lodge met in Clarksburg with broad attendance. next meeting August 17 at Olney Maryland.

Frederick Martinsburg W. Va F.C. B Alartinsburg O.g-T District Lodge of Good Templars M. E Clarksburg W. B. Windsor Olney Montgomery County C. W.linn New Idea Cigas South Market Street Hess Greva House Thomas L. Kelly Salisbury North Carolina Anderson Ald Fourth Streets August Fox

Pearre Home Reported After Alibi Talk

James Graham Pearre implicated in an alleged assault on Estelle M. Kirkland at the Albion Hotel Baltimore. Kirkland has returned to Maryland and is with Pearre in Cumberland. Cumberland Times editor Failip Avirstid says no further developments and that Pearre's lawyers have secured strong legal authority, ensuring Governor Jackson's nolle prosequi remains adequate.

Herald Pearre

United Brethren Fourth Conference Adopts Reforms

The fourth day of the General Conference opened with Bishop Hephart of Iowa leading devotion. The assembled body adopted the revised Confession of Faith and new constitution as the church’s fundamental law, while a minority under Bishop Wright formed a separate group at Park Opera House, York. The split seems short lived, representing about fifteen thousand members, under eight percent of the church.

U. 5 General Conference of the United Brethren Hephart Iowa J. Medegar Allegheny Conference Kephart Board of Bishops General Conference Wright the Park Opera House Yark Primitive United Brethren Church United Brethren Church

Personal and Pertinent News Items Mixed Local Notes

A collage of brief items from Weat South Street residents and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr. CG Deeg departing for Baito, A R Yeakie installing an iron gate, rising freight delays on the P R A, travels of Rosencur and son, Samuel T Brengie, and John Baumgardner on business in York. Also notes on health ads, church events, local concerts, and community notices around Buckeystown, Lewistown, and Frederick.

CG. Deeg Weat South Street Baito A. R. Yeakie Miller Safe Company Baltimore P. R.A Rosencur John Baumgardner York F . Lewis Iike Nettie Harper L C Shampe Royal Arcanum Met Airy Middletown St John’s Reformed Sunday School Buckeystown Kellar Hall N Cramer Lewistown Hood Mra Wm J Worman Harmony Grove Martha Trandle Colored Helfer’s Harry McLain Geo. Ed Smith Carpetiata C. S. McKellip Harvey Zimmerman Mantz Rhodes Robert Kemp B. Bond Frederick College Literary Society Wm Denegrs Wm Baughman Pt. of Rocks J. F. Abler Frederick City Hagerstown Poultry Club Catharine Zacharias Misa Janie Wm. C. Birery North Market Street Arn. C.D. Tyncn Irvington Fnterest BG. Krise Cartrell County Oscar Basford Daub’s J. G. Michael

Registration Notes From Frederick County Court

Registration notes show E. N. Hobbs registered by Alz. A L. Boteler with 18 voters, 1 head struck off for a deceased. The Frederick County Circuit Court opened at 9 30 with no cases ready for trial. adjourned until tomorrow morning. At Mt Vernon improvements at Washington’s home draw interest. a $1900 check from Mrs Ward of Kansas funds rebuilding servants quarters, garden beds bloom around old greenhouses and boxwood hedges marking 140 years of paths. Lafayette planted calycanthus and magnolia shrubs from Monticello and St Helens, still thriving in the garden’s historic scene.

E. N. Hobbs Alz. A L Frederick County Mt. Vernon Washington Jeferson Monticello St. Helens Lafayette

A New Thing in Shaw's Soap and Pimms'co

Colgate & Co's Pimms'co soap advertises a 1 share container with peculiar beard coating. Personal mention notes Rev. Wm. Luid of the Presby terian church leaves for New York to attend the General Assembly starting Thursday. Auld and Rev. Beary Branch from Eliesti City are presbytery representatives staying at Park Arena Hotel. Prospecting near Catoctin Ference by Wm. Price Manufacturing Co of Baltimore finds sixteen ochre types and plans extensive paint dyeing operations. new buildings are being erected for future business.

Wm. Luid New York General Assembly Auld Beary Eliesti City Dallimore Park Arena Hotel Catactic Toe Wm. Price Manufacturing Co Baltimore City

Lutherans cancel meeting and missing boy noted

The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society will not meet tonight due to the F C Y I M.C. A anniversary. The next meeting is planned for next Tuesday. A missing boy, Allen Reed alias Tom McGahe, aged about 11, disappeared May 7 near Urbana after leaving a note seeking work. no cause found. A grand musical festival is announced for May 22 to 24 in Peterscrake, featuring noted performers, a 40-member orchestra, and a large audience expected from multiple regions.

Allen Reed Tom, McGahe Joseph AleGahe Urbana Pont of Ricks Tre No Wa Petersacrke Abingdon Suffolk Norfolk Portsmouth Aso Festivale Carl Zerrhan New York Oscar Gobb Chicago South Helen Livingstone Baltimers Pannil All Saints’ PE

Trade notice on future silk and straw hat imports

Mullinix & Kemp solicit trade in hats and straw goods shipping from Mingpai Canton and Hai Prong, detailing crop timing from cultivation to delivery. The text notes March arrivals and a 160 day voyage, promising a wide range of designs and strong service.

Mingpai Canton Hai Prong Mullinix & Kemp

Woman's Christian Temperance Union in New Market to meet

The Wom an's Christian Temperance Union of New Market will hold a public meeting in the Mag church Thursday evening May 5 at 7 pm. Rev HOR Savage will address the meeting. Yellow Springs notes report farmers planting corn, Mr Charles Broadrup from Charlesville visited, Skids Corner Band played, Ladies Auxiliary re elected officers at the Association rooms.

New Market Cerreapon Lene Tae News New Marxit The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Mag Church Rey Hor Savage Yellow Springs YelLow George Success Charles Broadrup Charlesville

Wanted Here: The Dangers of the Oily Tongued Miscreant

A wary note warns that a smooth talking rogue can hurt a community more than a gang of thieves by sowing ill will and disrupting neighbors. It contrasts thefts with the harm from poisonous words that fracture households and erode peace.

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