New Advertisements From The Model F Stand For Sale
Classified listings include sale items like Model F stand and buggies, help wanted for men and farm hand, plus miscellaneous notices about great sacrifices and spring and summer evenings.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1893
Page
3
Classified listings include sale items like Model F stand and buggies, help wanted for men and farm hand, plus miscellaneous notices about great sacrifices and spring and summer evenings.
A scan of brief items from Hagerstown news includes social notes on the First Hose Company band engagement for Frederick on June 7, local jokes about underwear and postage stamps, garden burn odors, and musings on fashion. It reports Judge Louis McComas planning a residence near Washington, berry crops thriving, a bicycle ride by Leroy Hays in 2 hours 40 minutes, and Frederick Rifemen meeting at Armory Hall. Also noted are a weathering remark on women culinary habits, and local petty fines.
Local notes report Mr C. Saith repatriating his house near Fox Harbor for summer occupancy. Mrs Andrew Jacobe improves from illness. Rain Friday and Saturday fills needs, fruit trees budding, wheat and grass healthy, Arbor Day observed, and a near drowning incident avoided. Edward Jacobs of Frederick visited relatives, Mt Zion Sunday School reorganized, missionary meeting planned.
A miscellany from Mountainale Bethel Lutheran elected officers for the year including President John Clem and Vice President Gideon Wachter. Local quilting and arbor day events noted. A severe Friday storm damaged fields, with heavy rain and freezing conditions by Sunday.
Village notices from Bartholow's and nearby hamlets detail visits by residents such as Mr Georgs and Jacob, Mr Chas Hoffman, and Mrs Mary Aon Jones, plus obituaries for Mrs Betile Healley. Reports cover church services, Sunday school elections, and upcoming public meetings, with local marriages licenses and a property sale in Brunswick.
NMiseve Lottie Mattoon and Lyle Gilbert, visiting Cham bersburg, have returned home. Prof. Cyrus W Poole is in Washington seeking a ministerial post in Japan. Harvey R Leace sped his day filly Prince John yesterday. Rev D R Saylor and family of Mechanicstown were in the city on business. Minnie Baumgardner returned from Baltimore. Lottle Wagner visited Minnie Baumgartner on East Fifth Street. John Ebenhauer left for Baltimore this morning. Scott Welty left for Tiffin Ohio via B&O. Mrs Dr Goodell of this city returned from Baltimore with her mother. Scott Halmes, recently in Baltimore for his infant's operation, returned home to East Fourth Street. Captain B F Brown and family, wintering in Washington, return tonight. Mrs Dr Leatherman and son of Mechanicstown were in the city. Mrs Thomas H Haller and daughter Grace left this morning for Baltimore.
Death notices include Heleake Adams at 1127 Argila Avenue Baltimore died April 18 1893 aged 1 month 5 days interment at Emmitaburg. Mrs. Morgan Lewistown death with three children. Samuel Baer farmer died near Union Town Carroll county. Bank figures show Maryland resources March 6 with totals and deposits. Night window displays urged for merchant traffic from electric gas lighting. Burglary case: three youths arrested for breaking Wigville schoolhouse door. Debate tonight on soldier versus statesman. Church news covers Reformed Guild meeting and Orphans Court filings. Syrup of Figs advertised as universal laxative.
Mullinix and Kemp display lace curtains in all grades including medium and fine quality with low prices. Curtain poles come in Ebony, Cherry, Oak and Walnut with trimming at various prices. A new novelty corrugated white enamel pole with silver trim is now featured.
Direct from steamer unloading cargo at New York this morning an invoice arrives for Japanese Martiage from the carpet department. The item number or buyer not specified in the fragment.
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list numerous guests by names and origins including Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Washington with counts noted from the county. An assault case sees Lee McHenry arrested for attacking Daniel Mehrling, fined 595 dollars or 20 days of commitment.
Sufferers of catarrh hay fever and similar ailments are urged to order Mayers' Magnetic Catarin Cure via druggists or direct. The ad promises a full money back guarantee if not cured, with one dollar for a three month supply and a claim of potential cures, though text is garbled and unverified.
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