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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1893
Page
3
A collection of small ads listing items for sale and hire. Entries mention The Model Rambler Bicycle, a dwelling for sale, help wanted positions, a double house for rent, a stock farm for sale, pasturage, a waste girl job, and W Irving Persons related listings.
Purely personal items list Miss Katie Nusbaum and Miss Hannah Trisestt traveling to Baltimore and Washington on a visit. Dr C W Hoffman and Miss Margaret Ritchie joined trips to Woodsboro to collect historic objects for the Columbian Exposition. P M Mattox, Adam Forepaugh Shows agent, was in Frederick. Blanche and Elis Jelks of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs G Parsons Miller and have returned home.
Budgets note Col L V Baughman planting 160 trees on his farm. School essays on Columbus are circulated and prizes soon announced. Jacob H Cover becomes Mechanics Town board president after qualification. Pardee seeks Cleveland era office as recorder of deeds. Arbutus queen is said to be unusually abundant this year. Emmitsburg election May 1 for burgess and six commissioners. Eli Roelkey joins Shellhorns. E L S Ho installs carriage elevator in new stable. Hotel arrivals list includes numerous names with county and city origins.
Several young men and two colored women were found early in the morning violating city ordinance. Officers Freed and Hobbs arrested them and they appeared before Justice Eckstein. They pleaded guilty and paid a light fine of 3.85 with a warning that repeat offenses would incur heavier penalties.
Mr. Philip Noble and Miss Sallier Wood married at the Evan Luther parsonage last Saturday night at 8 20 by Rev Kuble. The couple reside in Columbus. Cards announce the wedding of J E Scite and Miss Bertie Waller on the 27th instant.
Rev. Dr. Talmage preaches on Luke 14 18 as God hosts a gospel banquet while many offer baseless reasons for declining. He rebuts skepticism, temper issues, inconsistent Christians, and intellectual doubts, urging conversion through divine grace and transforming power.
A sermon exhorts readers not to delay conversion, arguing religion improves daily life and work. It rails against postponing faith, insisting time is brief, eternity vast, and worldly pursuits should not postpone embracing Christ. Mr. James BE. Walker travels to Philadelphia.
A Brook Hill School entertainment Saturday night drew a large, attentive audience with a sequence of recitations and performances led by Miss Mattle Young and Miss Sallie Ramsburg. The event, staged under teacher G. Lloyd Palmer and assistant Roger G. Harley, featured songs, a solo violin display, and a cadet picnic scene, with proceeds to benefit the school.
W. T. Delaplaine of Frederick Maryland promotes discounts on 26 inch bicycles for men women and youth. Highest grade wheels now 120 with cushion tires and easy riding frames. Old stock from last year priced 150 and 190 reduced to 120 and 100 respectively. girls and boys Rambler models now 50 from 70. Catalogues available and local agents sought.
Mrs. John Ritchie of Columbus has been appointed to represent Merciant on the Columbian Liberty Bell Committee. Suggestions for a motto anniversaries and names of famous men for whom the bell should ring are requested along with monetary or historic item contributions to fuse into the bell. Send ideas or gifts to Mrs. Ritchie at once.
Last Friday William McDaniel of Mount Pleasant District fell into a creek while guiding cattle along a breach on its bank. He remained underwater for about thirty minutes before rescue. Also listed are a marriage license for Philip Noble of Lancaster County and Sallie E Wood of York County. Advertisements promote Syrup of Figs and a sale on curtain poles including ebony and walnut styles.
Opportunity for everyone to call at F B Sappington's store on N Market Street Monday Tuesday and Wednesday to sample Pettijohn's California Breakfast Food served in different ways with cream and sugar at no charge.
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