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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1890
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes mention a September report on moonrise and tides, a Missionary Woods meeting, a loan advertisement for carpentry, and a legal notice Motico No. S718 Equity. The text is incomplete but preserves items typical of a daily newspaper page.
Our publication announces arrangements with the American Farmer from Fort Wayne Indiana offering free direct mail subscriptions to Daily News subscribers who pay arrears and subscribe for a year in advance. New subscribers to Weekly News paying a year in advance also qualify. The American Farmer is a 16 page national agricultural weekly priced at 1.00 yearly. its aims include education and elevation of agriculture for American farmers.
Mr DL Hagaranis family and Mr Fenich of New York spent Monday at White Rock. J A Unger travels to Gettysburg for the sights. Mrs Lizzie Bartgie of Baltimore visits Mrs Airam Wartgis on South Market Street. R J Campbell, now in New York, stocks dress goods and ladies wraps. Carrie E Donaldson of Anns Arando county visits her uncle Brigg H Jam s at Glenmoore Farm. Nicholas Brust and family return to Baltimore from a summer stay. D C Winebrewer and Geo W Cramer of the Frederick County Agriculture Society headed to Baltimore and Wilmington to promote the county fair.
In front of the Weatminster Hotel yesterday afternoon proprietor A C Rahter and Jas D Brooke, a Weatminster bar member, clashed. Rahter suffered a facial wound while Brooke denies striking with a pistol, claiming Rahter struck him with a chair. Brooke waived exam, posted 300 bail with A J Huber and George W Albaugh as bondsmen and is also held on 100 for concealed weapons. The incident will be reviewed by a judicial inquiry.
From Sabillanville Minnie Barrack of Altoona Pa visits the place Mr Hine preaches here on Sunday He journeys to Lancaster Pa to continue a one year theological course Elizabeth Young near this place dies last week and is buried at Mount Hope Churchyard James Poole walks Middletown Valley William Morehead returns Howard County Frank Morehead returns from the Far West Mountain youths leave the valley local public works progress shows delays and repairs urged by supervisors Board of Charities and Correction remains active Trembly reports more.
Special correspondent describes a mountain journey from Moorefield Valley through Greenland Gap to Mount Storm in West Virginia. Readers witness farms, cattle, deer pens, and a wartime tale of Federal forces at the Gap. The party notes lofty views, rugged roads, and local farming interests, with references to notable landowners and the region's history.
The Green House on South Market Street undergoes extensive improvements led by Charles Hauer Prospector. dining room enlarged and refitted with white and gilt woodwork, new molding, and enhanced culinary facilities. Oysters will be served with other season delicacies. a separate ladies’ waiting room on the second floor adds to the upscale setup.
State v Ridgely and other criminal trials concluded with acquittals and sentences. William Davis and Cornelius Munshower found guilty. Samuel Hamilton acquitted. William Naller and Lewis Chaney penalized. Also property transfers recorded and local notices cover a village woods meeting and a miraculous escape tale.
In the night Mr Smith’s horse bolted on a Market Street corner causing the buggy to overturn and eject his baby over the wheel. The child suffered injuries as the wheels passed over the head area. onlookers feared severe harm. The incident was witnessed by bystanders before rescue efforts began.
Mr Robert Moberly received specimens of rich quartz from Mr tec DeLashmatt of Butte City Montana. The specimens include a very rich sample valued at about 3000 dollars per ton.
An employment notice from the McMurry Parting Company invites white and colored men to seek work at its factory on West All Patras Street. Details are sparse due to damaged text but the call for applicants is clear.
From Williams Grove Pa August special correspondent reports the eighteenth annual encampment of the Patrons of Husbandry Pennsylvania closed at Williams Grove. Frederick county is well represented with displays of chemical fertilizers and local industry. The author urges local manufacturing growth to boost Frederick's population and employment. Train and private conveyance crowds around 40 000 visitors over the event.
Market notes show Baltimore flour prices steady amid east and western markets with winter and spring wheat variants, No. 2 red and white futures mixed. Provision markets rise with pork and lard firm while butter holds near steady. hay ranges prime to choice and sugar cured offerings uneven across regions.
The United Drill Association held its monthly meeting with 40 members. Robert A. Bennett was named president, Midney Johnson first lieutenant, Ego Unger adjutant, and Frank Mtokes captain. Edward Reynolds chosen sergeant. officers plan a York trip and parade in full uniform.
A jumble of local notices records a colored excursion to Gettysburg, horse classes and races, a monument association donation, a county teacher appointment, a fair reunion and harvest notes. Names such as McPherson Lee Davis Blumenauer Nespotd and Maynard appear along with locations like Frederich County and Montgomery County. The report notes donations, preparations and a garden grown stalk of tobacco as well as exhibition plans beginning today and continuing through Friday.
Tunerats Grafton Gardner died Sunday morning at Laytonaville, Montgomery County. The service was at ME Church Booth with Rev. Robert Hmith and Rev. Pardee assisting. Pallbearers included Robert B Hilton, George W Hilton, and others. interment followed at the local cemetery.
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