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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1888
Page
8
Postponed dances and a gubernatorial election printout mix up as the clerk of the Circuit Court announces sixty copies of the election administration data from Governor Jack may be distributed to election judges across the county in Maryland.
Dr J T Kline, veterinary surgeon,取 from a cow owned by Daniel Z Suull in Rocky Springs, three calves were taken and all died. The same cow bore three calves last year, all of which survived.
In the c'erkachic today a Bail Of complaint by Wentses RSTES Mr JE R Wood for Frederick Crom of New Ere district seeks a divorce from his wife Sarah A Oru on grounds of adultery alleging the marriage broke down.
On Saturday residents gathered near Pheasant Hill Dukereburch to mingle by the Linganore with Moe Iaa j Davall among the attendees. Sunday featured a public performance in front of a listening crowd honoring Mr Jesse Burrall and his wife at Bush Greck.
The Republican Parade committee and chief marshal Harrington are announced with Miesergs A Gregg Miller and Garl Hink named as chief marshal. Local women made wreaths for the city Ball decorations as members meet at Independent Hall tonight. Two hundred more entrants arrived from Rochester for the parade.
Ed S Isler leaves The News for Times staff while R G McPherson Jr departs for Greenville S C. Local residents visit, travel, or return. wills probate. factory canmakers resume in Thursday. soldiers’ meeting at Salvation Army barracks. many relatives visit Clarke and Baltimore areas.
A reception for arrangers is planned at the YMCA this evening by the Reception Committee of the Restoration. About 125 invitations have been issued. Professor Murray of Washington will give an illustrated lecture on November 24 titled From London to Egypt for the Ladies Auxiliary.
Rev Keedy preached to an inter ected andescent Donuts Lutheran chores on Sunday evening at the request of Rev G C W Sechrist who is now in Pennsylvania. He chose for his text Hebrews 1 i. Rev Kehlman of Frederick will address the Ladies' Aid Society on Navy at the same place. Protracted meeting will commence at the M E church at Doubs on December 2.
Basil Hill, a 70 year old colored man and father of James Fl the peanut man, died at his North Knacher its home between 6th and 7th Streets after a long illness. The funeral was held at 10 this morning, with services by Rev Fr Clamyi. Pallbearers included Rain, Jolph Michele, Geo McCormck, John Lizell, Alex Nolan. Interment at St Joan's Catholic Graveyard. Rice & Sona, undertakers.
The annual report to the State Board of Education notes the county’s debt free stance with a small cash balance. It credits the Board of County Commissioners for generous public school funding, contends no dramatic drops in state funds, and highlights seven and a half months of school without large debts. It mentions a new high school department in Middletown, a proposed course schedule, teacher associations, and ten new school houses built or rebuilt under a 1880 act, with total costs near 100,000 dollars.
A Friday evening pound party hosted by Mrs. Herbert on Sut South Street featured many attendees including Misses Baker Annie Bauer Florence McDonald and Hallie Groshon. The issue reports church dedication plans for a Lime Linn Protestant church and multiple obituaries and public notices across Hagerstown, with details of funerals, bank and association meetings, and local events.
Fragmented report lists multiple names and events including absences, drownings feared at Stubbs ferry, a Columbus Indiana man returning from Ames, hydrophobia death fear for a Barnstable Mass child, a Harraisbure man’s death by suicide at the Centennial Expo, and Jane Keegan’s twelve year penitentiary sentence for hiding Mrs Patrick Bartlett.
A preacher rallys a vast audience at a Tabernacle sermon on how art shapes virtue and society. The piece defends religious and civic support for American painters and engravers, urging Brooklyn and New York to back a homegrown gallery culture and sustain artists with patronage.
A long reflective piece argues that images and art shapes moral and religious conduct more than preaching. It urges families and churches to embrace picture galleries and colored engravings to uplift virtue, warning that without visual culture many will neglect spiritual growth and temperance.
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