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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1889
Page
3
Advertising rates and submission rules are outlined for the upcoming issue. Advertisers must send notices by 1 o'clock, with late ads charged at the next rate tier. Cash is required for all placements.
The article argues that the figure nine has become essential in dating. It states nine will stay on the extreme right for a decade, then move to the third position, then to the second place for a hundred years, remaining a fixed standard in time notation.
Mr Oliver Stoner and family from Viola Oil arrived last week to spend time with relatives in Carrel and Frederick counties. He is a son of Ephraim Stoner of Johnsville and brother to Mrs Edward Reisler of Union Bridge.
A new Lutheran church will be built at Poister Rocks with the contract awarded to Shaffer and Carey or Donb's of this county. The lumber contract goes to Wm. D. Bowers of this city.
The Capper team, led by Captain Christian Seth, faced off against the tank men at the Murray factory lot. Batteries were shared by Moberly, Harry Barnes for the Capper elah, and Almer Hooper, Cook for the va. Final score 25 to 94 with two home runs by Harry Wilcoxon. Interleaved notes mention Benner's Prophecies and distant editorials on Pope Leo and local civic notes from Taneytown and Frederick, Maryland.
Constable Edward E. Adams arrests Hannah Hail a 15 year old girl in a lodging house on 53 Street after she was lured by two colored youths to run away from her father near New London. She is returned to her father. George Snyder about 15 and Andrew B. Snyder are arrested at McMarrae factory by Constable Edward F. Adamson for stealing a pocket book with $18. The youths are brought before Magistrate Hammond and sent to the House of Refuge after the father makes restitution.
In Rockville the Fourth district primaries chose delegates A A Braddock John L Dawson Gimer Graham Wm H Johnson O B Pipkins RC Langley H Frank Veire Sedgwick Luther Snowden Samuel Soper and Conroy. Delegates aim to nominate Barnard for sheriff. each county district will send eleven delegates to Rockville on October 14 to nominate the Republican ticket.
An advertisement proclaims Acrer’s Dyspepsia Tablets relieve severe dyspepsia constipation and indigestion improving life’s happiness. Sold at 25 et 50 cents by J A Williamson druggist in Odeg Renee.
Miss Nettie Kemp and Mr Allen id Wallis to be married at 8 30 PM at the U B church. A reception at the bride’s parents on W 4th street will follow. Tone of local society notices with wedding plans and reception details.
Citizens attend Baltimore expraition while local market remains well stocked. Meat prices hold steady from 20 to 25 cents, with a cautious buyer selection. Produce ranges: sugar corn 8–10 a dozen, cabbage 3 cents, beans 8–10 a peek, Lima beans 6–8 a quart, sweet potatoes 95–2 per peck, Irish potatoes 10–1e, cucumbers 0.10 a dozen, tomatoes 8–10c per peck, apples 5–10.2 per peck, peaches 20–25c, grapes 25c, watermelons 15–30c, butter 15–22c.
A miscellaneous local update lists health ads for Brown’s Iron Bitters and Beecham’s Pills, notes a YMCA cottage meeting at John T. Wood’s home, and records numerous short notices. It reports fires in Wrightsville causing about 3000 dollars damage and an arrest for suspected arson. It also mentions parades, visits to Baltimore and Washington, and various residents traveling, visiting, or attending events.
Charles R Hooper of Southstre purchases stock of Broceris from James Brookey of East Patrick Street. Brookey contemplates a Chicago relocation. Registration results show 14 registered 26 struck off 13 dead. Shipping tags placed in Frederick express offices. J S B Hartock, 935 La Ave Washington DC, is a general merchant. J W Niepeld of South Market Street returned from Washington with portraits from E A Keyzer studio including a portrait of Jamison grandfather of Col L Victor Baughman. more expected later this week.
Mrs. Wilbur Duvall and Miss Hane ash Triscott of the city were in York Pennsylvania yesterday for the funeral of Miss Elsie Coombs a teen relative. Miss Coombs was a niece of Mrs. Luther Frazier of West All Saints Street.
Democratic contests in Prince George s Carroll and Montgomery counties nominate candidates for clerk, sheriff, senate and house seats as well as county commissioners. Howard Republicans name a full ticket. Pimlico attendance and Maryland Exposition displays noted.
Miss Rachel Hager will be the presiding escort for Miss Memie Homan during her visit to the Exposition in Baltimore.
Robbery at 1413 Linden Avenue Baltimore. thief entered via side window and stole $300 worth of silver plate from John T. Rigney and $300 worth of jewelry from his daughter Mrs. F W Whitear. Church notes announce U B church ministerial institute in Robereville on Sept 17 and 18 and FCYMCA meeting adds seven new members. Union plans for Catholic Baltimore celebration Nov 10 11 12. one new member received.
At the association hall last night a membership committee was appointed with George Merchant, James L. Howard, C. W. Wolfe, G. W. Taylor, and Harry Danner named. The group now lists forty two members and continues to grow.
A report notes a child's death tied to opiate tainted soothing syrup. It questions why mothers choose such remedies and highlights a safer alternative, Acklees Baby Soother, advertised as free of opiates. Sold by J A Williamson, druggist.
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