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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1893
Page
8
The cen ter of trade market saw strong attendance as rain revived gardens. Prices show lettuce, onions, cabbage, and kale at favorable levels with chicken and beef selections noted. Read over the quotations for butter, poultry, meat, and vegetables to gauge today’s value.
A lively town diary notes spring forays from the girl about town visiting shops, farms, and fields. It mentions local stores, the city’s mood, spring fashions, weddings, and upcoming musical events with playful anecdotes and social scenes. The piece blends weather, food, and entertainment as the season awakens the town.
The Philomathean Literary Society met at Kemp Hall with readings by Worthington McGill and Aldridge. A debate on adopting Michigan electors nationwide favored the affirmative, while a later discussion backed the negative. Plans were made for a public meeting and a next topic on Maryland income tax.
The residence of Mr Frances Hahn in Esker’s Valley hosted a pretty wedding on April 11 at To o clock in the evening. The bride is Cor Gelis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frances Hahn, with the groom Mr Inc Her of Fredericketty. Rev E C B Castle officiated at Keedyaville A S Church. A bountiful reception followed, then the couple departed for their new home in Frederick City.
The Imperial bicycle, built by Bicycle People in 28 35 and 39 t3 versions, tested at Wichita Kansas on July 6. Charles Rarperva Tee rode over a telegraph pole at 200 clip, cleared it without slowing, winning the obstruction race as the crowd cheered and the wheel remained uninjured.
The News presents a practical plan to readers to obtain a full set of Chamber’s Encyclopedia in paper covers for three dollars. The thirty volumes are marketed as a wonderful literary bargain, not cloth bound, conveying substantial savings versus the $30 cloth edition, with premiums for new subscribers.
Anna M. Jones aged 2 years 4 months 5 days died of pneumonia at Middle Alley. Funeral at 2 PM at St John Church, interment in church cemetery. A T Rice and Sons funeral directors. Aston A. Mahoney colored, aged 3 months, died yesterday afternoon of pneumonia at East street home. Funeral at 3 PM, Fr Coleman officiating, interment at St John Church cemetery. Schroeder undertaker. Mrs Nancy C Johnson died Tuesday night aged 81. Funeral at Adams town at 1 PM Sunday, burial at St Mark's Petersle. High bacon prices noted with pest control product advertisement.
Martinsburg residents report several break ins over the past week. On Thursday night Mesare I L Leader & Bro lumber dealers saw entry through a back window, drawers broken, contents strewn, and a safe partly opened but not damaged. Earlier, the William Schill saloon and John Damford’s saloon were burglarized in separate incidents.
Guidance from Good Housekeeping on proper table manners outlines posture, conversation timing, and dining decorum. It discusses when to start eating, how to handle utensils, silent taking of soup, and acceptable foods for finger use, noting host cues and evolving etiquette. Additionally, a local note records Mr. W. P. Chilton planting two shade trees on North Market Street yesterday afternoon.
A cyclone near Beibe de De La Apr 15 damaged Arcadia plantation near Congressman Andrew Price, killing two Black children aged 4 and 14 and injuring several workers. Eight Italian laborers were seriously hurt, and a son of T. H. Barnis died along with other cabins wrecked. The cyclone also damaged W. H. Price’s summer home and Price family cabins.
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