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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1888
Page
4
The paper plans to publish complete election results in Wednesday’s column after receiving telegraphic news. Extra copies will be printed for parties who order ahead, sent as early as possible. The report also notes wedding news from Point of Rocks and Barnesville plus various local notes.
Louis McMurray dies suddenly Saturday night after a period of ill health. He owned large canning interests, extensive Frederick county land, and served as a director of Citizens National Bank. His funeral will be held in Baltimore with civic and fire company honors. public meeting to be held in City Hall to plan the appropriation.
The city will host the wedding of Daniel Blue Merauer and Wis Emme More WH on Tuesday November 15. Announced also is the nuptials of Miss F P E Stull of Lewistown and Mr Charles Miller a barber at City Hotel Barbership, to be held at the bride’s residence on Wednesday November 16.
The article describes a local baseball contest between two nines from Mezere with Nuez and Garret forming a battery for the Democrats, and Lipscomb and Gilbart making notable plays. The Republics won 2 to 1 after a frenzied effort, with strong fielding and a dramatic pitched ball mishap. Also includes community notices from Shookstown about Susanna Shook’s death and local school progress and residents’ visits.
The Carrolltonian notes the burial of Mrs. Isaac Row widow of the late Isaac Row of Middletown. She died in Usion Bridge where she had lived with her brother Joseph Wilzor. The remains were taken to Bechela Middletown for interment.
The Trade Review notes trade disruption due to political fervor but records unusually large volume across banking and commerce. It cites a 104 percent rise in last week’s non New York bank exchanges, widespread improvement in interior trade, and brisk coal demand while warns on Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Kansas City. It reports stock market strength after brief decline, Treasury gold inflows, and overall price stability with cautious optimism for post election changes.
Vague OCR passage describes a perplexing event involving men and a vehicle outside a residence, with references to staying in the country and a dragged item. Details are incomplete and names are unreadable, leaving the incident unclear.
Inter inhumations conducted with Rev and pallbearers named. Mourners gathered for the funeral at the cemetery on East Thirty Street with officers and undertaker firms listed among attendees.
Mr. Geo L Cramer of this city buys the celebrated trotting horse DuQuesoe from D W Stauder of Prospect Stock Farm. The payment is not disclosed. The C L 5 C regular meeting scheduled for tomorrow Tuesday is postponed to the following Tuesday at the D and D Institute on S Market Street due to election day.
A young child of Jennie Bran, color ed, living at the lower depot of the B and O KR R, fell down a high flight of steps yesterday and it is thought the skull is fractured.
A private member meeting will be held at the barracks this evening. Brigadier Britton, headquartered in New York, will visit the corps in this city on the 15th. Toots Mitchell was jailed 15 days for disorderly conduct. A civil judgment of 752 plus costs was awarded to Ames Leane against John Houck. An assault hearing involving Abraham Fister in Schwalben’s row is set for 7 p.m. at Magistrate Barrick. Advertised letters list includes Mrs oniss, Angel, Miss Lettie Ense, Mrs Mary C Scott, and others. gentlemen’s names include Biser, Ramsburg, Burkhart, and more.
Resolutions of respect and regret were passed at a Y M G U meeting noting the loss of Frederick’s benefactor. His portrait was draped in mourning and mourning notices hung in many homes and stores. The Independent Fire Company planned actions this evening. Hotel arrivals listed include W G Honten and W J Delaney among others.
On West Street in this city today about 1 o'clock Harry Nip pie, recently returned after a long absence, stayed at Groff House. An incident with Mr Mort over a $25 purse led to a chase along West Street toward Market. Constable Krantz pursued Nip pie as he tried to escape, but the capture failed by press time.
Father White attended the consecration of Stabop Foley in Baltimore yesterday. Mrs. Flora Dutrow of Tiffin Ohio visits her father Mr. Oliver Holtz. she returns home today. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure and purifier. Hood’s promoted for rheumatism. Rev Eugene Geoyune appointed assistant in Mechanicsville Frederick County. Doreey H. Etchison gave an eleventh address before Mt. Pleasant Missionary Society. Buildings on E Church Street get a fresh coat of paint. D. J. Lakin returns from Virginia. P. J. Winter secures orders in New York for bakery supplies. Frederick Manufacturing ships ladders to Georgia. Local horse movement from Virginia to Pennsylvania. Doubs Doings notes several town residents and events including Mrs Sallie Sechrat going to Hagerstown and a fireman job change for Ell Michael. A buggy scare near the church yard ends with minor damage. Ladies Aid Society meets Nov 6.
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