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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1888
Page
3
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Classified items from the City Hall notices and local advertisements list items like a model George Gilbert social event and other brief community notices. The readable fragments suggest civic announcements and small public notices.
Condi tion of Col. Douglas and Gol. B. Donglie's condition is improved today with no hemorrhages for days. Rev. E. B. Pond resigns as editor of Ascension P. E. church and will become rector at Church of the Foundation in Philadelphia. A course of lectures is considered by a Purity committee. An infant in Silver Spring township burns to death. A boy is shot during a hunting trip near Sendy Hook. a coroner's inquiry follows. Maryland College debt discussed. state officials visit Barnum's oval. Montgomery County courts: guilty verdicts, felonies, and investigations. jail conditions praised. numerous indictments listed.
A private letter from Miss Laura Grove describes six weeks traveling from Antwerp and Brussels to the Rhine and beyond. She details Heidelberg and Strasbourg sights, Swiss lakes, Alpine railways, Berne, Lausanne, Vevey, and Geneva visits, noting scenery, architecture, and impressions of German and Swiss life with occasional personal travel companions and travel plans.
Latest novelties for the holidays with Celgate and Co perfumers offering gently trimmed baskets and German porcelain ware for seasonal gifting.
Reverend Daniel Haner of Hanover Pennsylvania formerly of this city had a cataract removed yesterday by Dr John J Coisham of Baltimore with splendid success. The operation was painless and uneventful. Dr Hauer reported immediate clear vision after removal and a bandage will stay over the eye for five days before final recovery.
Notices report health, vacations, and travel for residents. Buchannan Schley confined to bed rest but expected to recover soon. Salaries for teachers due for payment. Rev J Milton Snyder visiting Pennsylvania. E A Fox ships stoves to Liberty. Charleville Bind festival continues. church youth plan oyster supper. Local clergy and families attend events in Renser's Hall and Baltimore. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as remedy. Gunning party returns with birds and rabbits. Jekyll and Hyde play tickets on sale. Rail schedule changes affect Baltimore connections. Fort Wayne visitors stay with local hosts.
A thief entered the dwelling of Mr. Joseph Rideoun last night in Line Kiln and stole a shotgun a watch locket and other valuables. A city constable was summoned this morning to investigate the case.
Squealing Pricers. The crid soap has had the effect of saving people to butchering, and heavy weights are now being report ed Mr. Amos Eworthy, of Long Branch bears the palm in that section with a 308 pound porker. City Officer Brackey of the city, Billed 3 porkers todey which weighed 400 pounds apiece.
Latest arrivals reported at Craty Hotel SPINBAL Hotel and Cablin House include C C Sanle Mass Sjeaks P H Petersen Jr and GE Moal W 3 Chandier along with multiple guests from Pa county Balto Va and Mich, listing names and origins.
Revival services at the United Brethren church last night drew an attentive crowd. Rev Ki racofe delivered a discourse and presided over the meeting, marking an engaging evening of spiritual renewal.
Mrs Caroline Barnes widow of Robert Barnes died at her New Market home last night. The funeral is set for Sunday at 11 o clock with burial at the local cemetery.
Citizens urge the Board of Health to address a foul dumping site runoff near homes in Sout Market Street. They demand proper attention by authorities to remove the refuse harming the Deaf and Dumb Institute area and prevent further neglect.
Wal kerevil Enterprise notes Rev MoU Rame burg returning from Kansas after a lengthy visit with his son. Snowfall observed during the trip. Rev Hench attends Maryland Classe meeting in Sabillasville. Mrs Laura Wineprener visiting Mrs Metz in Etna Pa. Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society quarterly meeting set for Woodsboro Lutheran Church next Sunday evening with Mr Lakin of Frederick to speak and Miss Bettie Zimmerman to recite. Additional recitations and society exercises planned.
Mr Jacob Zecker formerly of this valley was found dead in Chicago from heart disease. He was about 47, brother of Dannon and Wm Zcker, and husband of Edith M. Rice. Also notes of Miss Edith Rice marriage to Alonzo Fryback at Markle and other regional happenings including Shank Bros creamery move to Hagerstown and a planned union Thanksgiving service.
The mite society of the Trinity M. E. Church held a monthly meeting at the Deaf and Dumb Institute last night.
A surprise party was held at the residence of Mole Kinney on E Patrick Street. About fifteen couples attended and danced to Prof Conte x orchestra from evening until 1:50 am. Refreshments were served during the event.
The article notes a 4,000,000 ton rise in anthracite output this year due to Western demand and new stoves. It reports a dull last month followed by a brisk three days as cooler weather boosts fire use. Tariff discussion centers on Mr. McComas predicting swift tariff legislation and a protective reform passed by the Senate and House, with possible extra sessions if needed.
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