13 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1890
Page
1
A fragment mentions various beer brands and shops in Baltimore area including Jamaica Ginger Ale and multiple named breweries. The text references Western Maryland markets and specific outlets like Bay View Baltimore and Reading Brewing, with several ale and root beer style products.
The American Publishers Association issued a Landsome volume “Local and National Poets of America” with over 1000 royal octavo pages and 500 portraits. It includes a portrait of Cos B. Markell of this city and poems from Frederick county writers. Miss Clara Bartgets resigns from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Miss Clara Humriehouse to succeed her at Hagerstown office. Young Man's Republican Club plans registration drive and moves headquarters on West Church Street.
The Wa D Bowers Lumber Company received the contract to furnish lumber for the new residence of A G Seliman at Dickerson in Montgomery county. E L Keller of Buckeystown is making improvements to his property. The annual Rabbath School Union Lovettaville district in Loudoun county Va will convene in the Reformed church near Lovettaville on Wednesday September 17 with schools from the district represented to discuss Sunday school topics.
Officer Abcecht Thucatey arrested Alfred Baten for disorderly conduct. He appeared before Mayor Doll and paid a fine. Acting Mayor Firenhever assigned Tamer Froetes to serve, while Omar Odenderfer handled the arrest.
President reviews financial orders and potential bond offers. Treasury, Dimmick, and telegraph officials discuss extending bond terms, with a decision expected after further deliberation. Poisoning incident in Taneytown and a mule accident near Union Mills are reported alongside local notices and visits.
The Frederick College board of trustees will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock. President Edward Briver is expected to present his resignation to the board during the session.
A new state ds being built at the Refardwad parsonage and a temperance ball at the Methor ist parsonage to benefit the same. Admission is 50 cents with children under 12 free. Also reported: John Hines robbed near Rocks road. suspects fled. Deaths include Lucretia, wife of John Shawen, in Peagaville from injuries after a wagon accident. funeral set for Saturday at the Reformed Church led by Rev. Harry Dite mar.
Letters from the people report the fifth annual convention in Frederick county with devotional exercises led by Mrs. Chas. F. Thomas and delegates from nearby towns. Addresses by state leaders and officers followed, plus a resolution praising local papers and press work. Obits note funerals of Mrs. Eliza Thomas Mrs. John Shafer and Nicholas W. Robinson. Community events include church picnics and ice cream festival fundraisers.
A fragmentary notice records J Gaverhee selling a pair of Arabian bores to BS Wolfe, a baker, from Camber. The text indicates a price and delivery terms but is garbled, leaving the parties and exact amount unclear.
New work and trade news describe vigorous demand and firm prices across cities. Chicago and St Louis show strong activity, while New Orleans remains softer. cotton futures and wool promotions influence lenders and farmers. Shipping, dry goods, and metals brace for a larger, prosperous business year as money markets tighten and collections stay satisfactory.
A report states Changy Meeern Win McGill and F TH Markel have ended their general bribery operation at Charleton West Virginia. The firm will operate in the future under the name F TH Markel and Co.
A local marriage notice reports the union of Teeran Wyreceres and Jor. THeht on the 11th, with Prtonage in Mt. Jamen. The couple resides in Mics Heute and are connected to the county community.
A garbled report describes legal actions over the Chesapeake and Canal under Judge Alvey. It mentions Peackle Woaille and a forthcoming hearing in Hagerstown. References to a trustee appointment and canal state implications appear, with unclear names and dates.
A scrambled narrative blends social gossip, courting woes, property boasts, and rural campaigns. It mentions a Prohibition party campaign plan led by H. S. Moulton, local church improvements at St. Joseph's, a new musical ballad by Gen. Fal Smith, and a YMCA gathering. The text reads like a crowded community page with dated notes and sights from Frederick area society.
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