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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1889
Page
3
Ad rates and publication deadlines outlined for upcoming notices. The text lists timing specifics, late publication penalties, and service restrictions for ads with emphasis on Wednesday and Thursday slots. Includes references to monthly cycles and edition timing.
Policeman Joseph Leichert, II added another story to the front porch building on East Third Street. Gall Milburne, retired to Baptist churches of Ile and Barnesville, Montgam punky, will move about. Celestial Beauties shows Venus Mars Saturn near Regulus and the moon. event set for Friday at four in the morning as Mars and a join to form a single star. Elizabeth McKivein of Littlestown died aged 99. she was from the Shriver family with ties to Corewagzo and the Maryland Shriver lineage. Canal bosses Gambri and Canal Co. chief expect to settle coal boat disputes and restore canal water flow within forty-eight hours to free boats stranded at Georgetown.
Real estate transfers filed for record include multiple deed actions in Frederick County with buyers and sellers such as Bruner to Wika for 9 acres and 2 perches, Smith to Samuel Be, Whipp to County School for 3 acres, H M Sherman to J B Smith for 3 acres, and Buhrman to Burke for real estate. Amounts range from 30 to 2875 dollars.
Local notes report bridge work near completion and projected public improvements. The Flint Hill protracted meeting proceeds under Revs Hammond and Smith as residents visit kin and discuss holiday meals. Other items note fishing scarcity, a fishery anecdote, travel misdirections, harvest shocks, storm damage to orchards, and mill activity with plans for a new house.
From Burkittsville a brief bulletin reports peaceful village life with summer events and local weather. It notes farm yields with good wheat and abundant hay, ongoing church services, and plans for sacrament in nearby Knoxville and Burkittsville. Also mentions the Republican district primaries in Petersville and local travel for education, visits, and monuments.
Miss Lillie White of Baltimore visits her sister. Teachers and students from nearby schools are mentioned with assignments and new posts. A Salvation Army meeting at Kin's Grove is postponed to next Sunday due to weather. A sudden death of Mrs. Catharine Whipp is reported with burial planned tomorrow.
From Middleburg correspondence of the News. The funeral of John Shirk, who died Wednesday the 11th, was held Sunday the 15th at Pipe Greek Tanker church. He was a tree and fruit grower, leaves a wife, two daughters, and a son. Several locals mentioned include Edw. Kelly, Clover Brook stables owner, and others visiting relatives in Baltimore and Lang Branch. Weather storm damages fruit crops and frost noted. new public building underway. several residents traveling to Pimlico, Baltimore, and New York dining events.
Dern of Harrisburg was a guest of relatives at Cloverbrook recently. Miss Beatie Harbaugh visited sister Afra and Wm Bollinger in Baltimore last week. John Brain who spent his summer here with his brother the Rev W Brian returned to Ellicott City last week much improved in health.
Local news reports no Guards meeting last night due to bad weather. Several items accompany notices of bridge work on Ceresville project and a Windsor area dental office opening, plus health tips advocating Brown's Iron Bitters for biliousness and indigestion.
Church notes report the Duffields Episcopal Chapel cornex and Masonic ceremony tomorrow with a ladies dinner to follow. Marsh family of America plans its sixth annual Newark New Jersey reunion October 21 and 23 at North Baptist church. Grace Evan Lutheran church at Rocky Hill near Woodsboro will be dedicated October 15 1859 with Rev S W Owen of Hagerstown delivering the sermon. Ladies praise Syrup of Figs for safe gentle fruit laxative use under air conditions.
The guidance stresses writing the name in full and including the complete address for individuals or businesses. It notes multiple Fredericks exist in the U S thus town and state must be clearly written to ensure proper routing and delivery.
Dr Frank Sidwell of Johnsville assisted by Doctors Sim and J E S Wagner performed a successful operation yesterday on Laura Thomas a young colored girl living at Liberty Eight gallons of water were removed from her Orphans Court Visitors listed John G Norris J P Richard H Norris Capt W W Welch of Liberty town Weeden Clary of Woodville Daniel 8 Strasbert of Johnsville Abram Lehr of Rocky Ridge Edw S Hargett of Adamstown James M Smith and James J Smith of Woodsboro attended the Orphans Court yesterday Jack the Ripner at Work at Point of Rocks last Saturday a baby found in a bag near the Gana with body ripped no poisons detected but a Havana cigar with long filler 5c Manufactured by Lewis F Kuasmann Orphans Court business included Letters testamentary on the estate of Reuben Key to Henry Stauffer executor first and final accounts of Mary E Kankel John J Kankle Robert Pettingall Eliza Pettinall Geo EB Wissler executor Henry Wissler distributed
An infant child of Justus Howard died Monday near Hamsville and was buried at Ebenezer graveyard yesterday. George W. Peters, undertaker. A son of James and Mary Roberts died Friday in his second year. funeral Saturday at 10 am with Rev. Moore officiating. Interment in M. B. E. graveyard at Urbana. Pallbearers Edw. Stuart Jesse Beall John Cooley J. Laishart.
The Clerk of the Court recorded several marriages during the past week. Wm Q Zinn and Stephenson Ve Emme A Ashwood of Wadesville West Virginia. Lewis Simmons and Ida M Roderick of Loudoun County Virginia. Robert F Hockensmith of Emmitsburg and Annie M Martin of Frederick County. Wm Brown and Izabella Francis both of this city. John O Hyatt and Sarah E Lewis of Remptown. Albert J Harfsock and Mary E Kesselring of Frederick County. Chas M Hutzer of Boonsboro and Sallie C Toma of Middletown.
The Smyrna rug is praised as the market’s most popular offering, noted for rich color and heavy weight. Freder ick will soon display a handsome new line, with prices from 65 cents to 25 dollars, inviting customers to view.
One hundred twenty members of the Sixteenth Connecticut Volunteers, who left Hartford on the tenth, spent yesterday on the Antietam battlefield renewing memories of the September 17 1862 fight. They decorated graves with silk flags and plan to erect a monument at their regiment’s point of attack in a few years. Permanent organization announced for the group.
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