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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1888
Page
3
The notice outlines ad submission deadlines and advance payment rules for The Daily News. It mandates early submission for odd dates, specifies publication delays if late, and explains monthly billing for regular accounts. It lists ad insertion charges and monthly accounting practices, including due dates and surcharges for running ads.
Samuel Carty sues the fair association for 10000 dollars after a pole failure caused a death at the Hagerstone fair. The case reflects a tragedy tied to a local event and community impact. Renowned Baltimore clergyman Dr Iche G Morris celebrated his 85th birthday, noted as a founder and leader in Lutherville and York community activities.
Mabel Stephenson drew a large crowd with songs and recitations, imitating a songbird so natural it charmed the audience. Enthusiasm ran high as humorous selections were delivered with strong effect by the performer. In Gettysburg, hosiery and knit company operations begin at High Street, with John Rider overseeing twenty workers and plans to expand. A paper box factory also opens under G E Aughinbaugh.
Farmers should remember that corn should be shelled and spread in a crib or crib-like structure wide enough for air to pass through. Wet weather can cause mold and sap in early season corn. Exposure to strong winds and thorough drying is needed to preserve germ power and prevent damage.
A wedding occurred at the First ME church in Frederick county Maryland. The ceremony conducted by Rev B F Devries drew attendees including Mrs John B M Bood and many locals from Howard and Carroll counties. The couple were Wm Gecer Shipley of Carroll goanty and Mollie O Bavis of Howard county.
The Temperance Bazaar in Baltimore draws large crowds with a tea room offering three varieties of tea and delicately carved Chinese ware. A notable feature is a gold embroidered satin tablecloth with peacocks. Last night 65 Hitle girls performed a doll Grill under Miss Carrie Burnett and Miss Nellie Horn, dressed as French nurses. The Smith family concert, directed by Mr. A W Darks, entertains attendees repeatedly.
Freight engine No 50 near the Peon Sylvania line hobbled into the city as two women walked along the track ahead. Despite warnings and the engine’s slow speed, a fatal crush occurred at the Y track near water tank. Passengers and officials testified, with Spotten cleared of blame at a preliminary hearing.
Dr W and Mrs Chancellor with Miss Mattie and Hip Chancellor depart on the North German Lloyd steamer for Europe to spend the winter in Wiesbaden Germany. Farewell sermons mark the sendoff. Rev E S Fobusten preached at Fairfield Pennsylvania and Bir Johnston, longtime pastor, will farewell Emmitsburg and move to Stoystown Somerset County Pennsylvania.
A fragment notes a scent likened to the strawberry end and describes its fragrance as exactly like that remembered phrase. The line hints at nostalgia and sensory memory without broader context or additional detail.
A special Freder ick College Literary Society meeting decided to hold future gatherings at 4 o’clock in the afternoon at their rooms rather than in the evening. The Society plans to meet every Tuesday and initiated many new members. The Philomathean Society will meet this evening at the last hour amid the Republican parade tomorrow.
The annual session of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masonry of Maryland held in Baltimore elected several officers. Joseph F. Hindes was chosen most excellent grand ward priest and Robert K. Martin deputy high priest with Clark as grand scribe and other posts including treasurer George Brand, grand master of secrets, and Bow J. Nash Young captain of the craft.
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning individuals and a county and a date with unclear names and places. the readable parts reference a farm or heirs and a date, but specifics are indiscernible. The damaged text prevents a clear event, party, or outcome to summarize further.
A photographer captured a street scene during a parade with participants and a dog. A bareheaded photographer snapped a first image from a central position as children and a red hat figure watched nearby. A second shot followed as the dog paused near a window.
Death notices report Mrs. Sidi eil of Johnsville dying at her residence at 1 AM with funeral Saturday at Unionville led by Rev. B A Ford. Also Louis J Watkins clerk of the Howard County Circuit Court died at 10:29 AM after three weeks illness from bowel hemorrhage. Watkins, 45, served in the Civil War with the Maryland Regiment, later clerked, edited the Erie... Times, and was twice married. Burial from St Peter's Church Saturday at 3 PM, interment at London Park.
J D Hendrickson of the Model visits Beltimora. David J Carlin receives a pension. Melville Young travels to Balti more then returns to Dayton. Mrs Campbell heads to Idaho Territory. Various locals report travels, appointments, ill health, and a goose weighing 60 pounds to be served at Christmas. An English admiral lauds Americas life saving service. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral praised for lung relief.
Sent to Mayor Bartgis were Jan Wmn Robinson J Rose and Henry Daly for prior exchange. Tramps faced a 10 day and five day detention for Saso and Den ne Denzia in a local court session.
Approaching nuptials, Mr William D. Gib Jr son of a Baltimore lumber merchant and friend of Mr Samuel Claget of this city, will marry Miss Florence Eugenia Scarlett of Baltimore on November later in the St Peter’s Church at 5 30 PM.
On Saturday and Sunday Maartinabora Wilie will preside as Rev Charles 8 Trump is installed as pastor of the Lutheran church of Meretineburg. Rev P M Bickle of Gettysburg will deliver the charge and Rev Mr Kuhlman will give the charge to the pastor. Rev Tramp succeeds Rev R C Holland now located in South Carolina. Rev Dr Wolf of Gettysburg will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
The Operatic Minstrels, presented by Fur reigned supreme at the Opera House in Al. G. Field Co. drew an uproarious, satisfied audience. The company offered refined clean entertainment with superior music and numerous encores, extending the program pleasantly. Management aims to bring them back later in the season.
The second day of the Mix tionary Osunes meeting at Epiphany church opened with Morning Prayer led by Bishop Caleman of Delaware and Rev Mr Mortheac of Epiphany. Bishop Whipple chaired in Bishop Williams absence as attendance grew later. A nine member committee to draft a church address on mission needs was proposed by Rev Edward Abbott of Cambridge Mace and laid aside to table after discussion.
Liberty Bits reports a free street appearance by the Liberty cornet band on election night with notable music. Mentions include regular practice for AJL ig, visits from Mr. John Buckey and family, Charles R. Moonshower’s worsening illness, and Dr. J. F. Sim adding a bay widow to his west end mansion. Election results show Harrison, Marion, and McComas elected, plus a grand campaign ball near New Paris and a praise-worthy Har rison Morton McComas prairie demonstration set for Nov 20 in Liberty.
After a large trade in our carpet department we have hauned out, presented, and tagged many short ends. They must all be said and sold. Come early as customers tend to fill up on over choice remnants of worsted fabrics in the dry goods department. A visit will pay.
The Kenilworth Club of Baltimore plans a Thanksgiving performance at City Hall in our city, noted for their high reputation. The letters recount travels through Texas and New Orleans, observations on sugar cane harvest, sugar production, and cane fields, plus visits to churches and galleries.
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