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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1889
Page
3
Advertising rates extended for tomorrow. Ads must reach by 1 PM and be paid in advance. Notices include church events, marriage licenses, and public notices. Also contains local items on church movements, a Maryland talent abroad report, and a警 cholera update from Baltimore.
Mrs Sophia Kehne travels to Albertson Howard in Al berton, while Quitman Kehne takes a new post at Mesers Hagan Braos Frederik. Edw Webster Harmony Grove visits. Miss Maggie Gonzo returns home from Harmony Grove. John Gonso Rocky Springs visit. etc. Local church notes at Sit Moriah feel a Lord's Supper service. a year old Sammel Green burial. George Fox injured from a horse near Deerfield. Park Mills reports revival progress and local school activity with teachers Ells Kreig Lillie Stewart. Mrs Nellie Rochzahn dies aged 78. Octavia Moody birthday party with many attendees. and election talk on County Commissioner ticket.
The annual harvest sermon was preached at the Lutheran church with a large, warm congregation. Rev Hedges delivered a grand sermon on Thanksgiving from Acts Lif 6 1st clause while the church was decorated with tropical fruits and harvest produce. The choir sang well and the collection was creditable, reflecting steady progress of the congregation.
In the libel case of J Nels von Baird against Cyrus Helfenstein publisher of the Times the suit was scheduled Monday. Plaintiff’s attorney F D Nelson seeks damages totaling 510000 with the amount claimed around 10060.
The Women’s National Industrial League urged Congress to appropriate funds to erect a monument in Washington to Queen Isabella of Spain. They called for the selection of an American or Spanish woman sculptor to execute the work.
A man named Nolan entered George W. Keller’s hardware store and bought a pistol. After loading it he threatened Rev. H. L. Jones at Shargsburg Lutheran Church demanding a pocketbook. He claimed he might be insane and was taken into custody after the minister confronted him.
An ad touts Dr. Acker's English pills as a positive cure for sick headache and liver troubles. The pills are described as small sweet and easy to take and are said to not gripe. Sold by J. Williamsen, druggist.
The item notes cold rainy weather worsens illness and reveals bad pavements after town rambles. It comments on Republican ticket desirability with Buckeystown ties and predicts a close fall contest. A stock line on car window crank nuisances, local fishing by Horace Zacharias, and a Hood's Sarsaparilla pitch conclude the column.
County Commissioners telegraphed the U S Department for pontoon bridges after ten days of rain. The reply promises bridges for all streams across the Monocacy within a day or two, with a curious condition about workers smoking only Baby cigars to avoid sparks. A Havana cigar costs 5 cents, and the item is attributed to Lewis F. Kustmael.
The Orphans Court transacted several matters last week including letters of administration for Tho Toole estate granted to Margary and Michaelling. Final accounts and distributions were filed for Ann Nachahn as administrator of Philip Naehahn and for Horatio Bentz as executor of Catharine Bentz. Accounts and distributions were also completed for Peter L Genbeel as administrator of Elizabeth Naille Hannah R Truscott and Sarah C Vanfozen as administratrices of Hannah Tenszott Ang Nusbaum as administratrix 4 b a of Daniel Nusbaum and Charles Poole as executor of Samuel Poole.
The county clerk records multiple real estate transfers including Yost Wyant to Ezra Brown 500 dollars. Eve Hage to Mary M Darban 2 acres. Mary M Worman to Mary E Worman 23 acres. Miller to John S Miller 147 acres 3 roods 1 perch for 5000. John H Reuter executor to Fiensanna Loki 1 acre 5 perches for 2865.75. Sarah B Frailey Chac Derr to Mary Frailey ground at Emmitsburg for 5. Sarah E Freiley Columbia Rowe to Van Frailey ground at Emmitsburg for 1. Fredericks A Stier to Achsah L Stier in New Market 290.67. John R Suier to Achsah L Stier 36.87. Henry H Dalane to Achsah L Stier 96.87. Eugene L Rowe trustee to George F Beam Emmitsburg lot 1002. Wm P Maulsby Jr trustee to Thomas Barry several tracts 1726.04. Theodore H Hoff man and William O Hoff man executors to John Sayler 10 acres 25 perches 510.95. Rufus K Magruder to Henry Bryan 1 acre 1 rood 26 perches 204. Maron J Whitmore to Emanuel D Whitmore two tracts in Frederick county 450.
A young pupil at school No 8 defined a dialogue as a log when it is dead in a playful classroom moment. The Circuit Court session opened with Judges McSherry and Lynch and the petit jury was discharged until tomorrow. An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a safe pleasant laxative for ladies.
Baltimore celebrates the Schell Bridge opening with C C Bientlinger first to cross with horse and wagon. The city resumes travel after four months of isolation. James H Morrison, who led construction, departs by rail to Dayton Ohio. Governor Jackson names Ex-Governor Oden Bowie manager of the Maryland Hospital for the Insane. Baltimore Sugar Retain Company incorporated with W W Spence Frick Joshua Levering Wm F Frick Rufus Woods as organizers. The semi centennial of Baltimore City College set for October 22 in Oratorio Hall.
The United Fire Company's Ball committee formed sub committees last night for the event to be held at the Rink Thure during Fair week on October 17. Sub committees covered hacks reception and floor management with names listed. The drum corps missed the meeting due to the absence of their leader.
The Wm. D. Bowers lumber arm on East Patrick Street adds a sand papering machine with a fan and chimney pipe for fine work. Tsz News job department installs two calendar mounting machines praised for speed. Both upgrades boost calendar production for the Victor Remedies Company, with improved efficiency and ready responsiveness.
Arrivals listed from Cltr Horzsi to J. J. Uhier include guests from Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh and Williamsport with destinations noted such as Mt Airy Ridgeville Frostburg and Hagerstown. Notable names include J.E. Gray B. Reynolds Eugene Grove and James Murphy among others.
Advertising copy touts Kemp's Balsam for coughs and colds as a wartime cure with samples offered to callers before purchase. It claims effectiveness against consumption and mentions large bottles priced at $1.00, urging trials for readers to try the tonic. Grace is authorized to provide samples to those who call.
The fifteenth annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Marsland met yesterday at St. Paul's M E church in Higera town. Delegates from his oir include Mrs Adolphus Fearhake Ale John Wilcoxon Mirsea Floren Thomas and Ida Cunningham. The executive committee discussed laws to advance the work and devotional exercises were led by Revs. E S Delk and G A Snyder. Rev 4 S France gave the welcome address, answered by Mrs. Summerfield Baldwin president of the Union. The Loyal Temperance Legion presented an entertainment as the convention, very largely attended, continues in session through Friday.
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