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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1891
Page
4
The News announces an upcoming illustrated Trade Edition to showcase Frederick Maryland’s business scene. Frederick, healthy and thriving, invites manufacturers and firms to locate there with inducements unmatched in Western Maryland. LS Hugentagler will contact local merchants to secure support for the publication aimed at trade centers nationwide.
Perelnally Personal. Prof Edwin Hoover of Frederick county will move to Hagerstown and reside at 306 South Potomac street on May 1. Mr and Mrs L S Clingan and Miss Clingan were in Greagers town. Mr Jas E Walker of Walker Co returned from purchasing goods for a new store room. Miss Harriett Engelbrecht visited near Buckeystown. Miss Zinnell from Baltimore visited Miss Gertie Smith. Gen Edward Shriver of Baltimore visited the city. Miss Mollie Shawn of Doubs visited her sister Mrs Jesse Michael. John A HoHargett of Washington DC visited home. Daniel Seeger left for Pittsburg to work. Mrs Scholl left for Canton Ohio to visit sister. Miss Nettie Harper spent time with Miss Brent Kemp in Knoxville. James Frayer, clerk at D C Winebrewer, returned from Howard county. Geo Rodock and W C Nedig returned from New York. A C MicCardell and son Ermn est left for Baltimore. Miss Lucy Glessner accepted a position with A C M. Ex Congressmen Louis E McComas to speak at Americas club banquet in Pittsburgh on the 21st on The Campaign of 1992. Miss Magrie Cox of Baltimore visiting Miss Noble Harwood.
The funeral of Miss E Anns Greentree daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Greentree was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence 22065 E Lombard Street Baltimore Rev David May of the Episcopal church officiated The oral tributes were beautiful Intermex at Mt Oliver Cemetery Relatives and friends from the city and county attended
Magistrate Wilson ruled Saturday in the civil suit of Daniel Castle of T against Jacob Wiles, awarding the plaintiff the full 495. The defendant appeared an hour late for the hearing.
A sermon argues religion outshines crystals in exactness, transparency, and transformation. It likens faith to a six sided prism reflecting divine order, and portrays gospel grace as jewelry God will wear, transforming souls from coal to priceless jewels. The speaker uses biblical imagery to exalt spiritual truth over material crystal.
Fragmented prose blends religious exhortation with vivid Crystal metaphors and a salvation plea. It recalls a crusading preacher voice urging transformation of heart, contrasting sin with redemption, and tying celestial crystals to spiritual purification amid local brief items and a riot anniversary notice.
Mr N W E House separated by Rev Harry F Dittmar on Monday last at Hammonds mill dam caught 242 fish in total. James D Hale was kicked in the breast while behind a colt, recovering. Philip G B M Darr married Thursday to Miss Anna Tobrey of Bartonsville. Mrs Rosannah Darr gave a reception Friday at her home northwest of Jefferson for the couple who will reside there.
Police Court reportsOfficer Obenderfer arrested Thames Stanley Jr on disorderly conduct charges. Mayor Braner fined him $2.85, and failing to pay led to a 10 day jail sentence.
A profile of Carlos M de Garmendis Tuscarora stock farm near Tuscarora Station ten miles from Frederick city, describing a one hundred horse operation. It details modern facilities, weekly weight and height records, and selective breeding aimed at speed and endurance, including a notable foal and the mother Artillera with her colt.
John A Kennedy exhibits a new Columbia Light Roadster Safety bicycle at a big store on 33 North Market Street. It features a cushion rear tire, a solid front tire, and a spring fork. A cycling paper hails it as the finest machine of its class and most valuable ever constructed.
Mullinix and Kemp announce the largest matting invoice ever received in Frederick with 122 rolls in stock. The shipment features Bongos Opiyamas Bingos Kioto Shintos and other Japanese goods. An additional large invoice is on the way.
A fragment from the Frederick post office shows the Advertised Letters list for Saturday April 15. Names include Cramer Niet Mary Muever Mies Mariie Foot Mire Hannes Phila Met Law Jonra Mes Judge and others. The notice warns letters unclaimed within two weeks will go to the dead letter office. Separate Gentlemen's List includes Sine Barg er WIP bei Suomen Bleer Seochun Charu By Sayaan and several unclear entries.
The notice records transfers among entities including Marty Jsed Mesgle HR and Rebecca KooSshm with interests in Dor, Ke, Frederick, and other locales. It also lists John L. Qbenderter and Elizabeth SM. Berger transferring real estate to Frederick, plus Nos h E. Cramer to E. V. Wenner in Frederick County with a $125 amount and trustees Wm. F. Davall and John C. Mott. Henry Cramer and 2915 appear in the item.
The D. & D. Institute game with J. Jubo's club was postponed to Saturday. Emerald B. B. C. met Friday and decided to use the Union team for the upcoming Sunday ball. Series players include Emerald Staub Brengle and Union Haller Wilson.
Besars Peter Alexander and Gideon Safle were released on gubernatorial pardons and arrived by Saturday night en route to Petersville. They were convicted in the county circuit court at the February 1890 term for breaking into a warehouse and larceny and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary from February 28, 1880.
Rev G R Hodge pastor of Middleway Methodist Protestant church West Virg in t ordained to the ministry in the Methodist Protestant church at Buckeys town on Thursday. In the presence of a large congregation Revs W M Strayer and J M Sheridan conducted the services. Mr Hodge was immediately married in the same church to Afton Florence Lyne of Middlesway.
A special from Hagerstown notes the Arst Reading train is due to run over the Western Maryland and Baltimore and Ohio lines via Waynerton from New York to the West. Through trains will operate about the first of next month and continue until Cherry Run convection is made.
Mr Elmer Brengle won the three mile roller skating race at the Rink on Saturday night and received a ladies plush writing desk as first prize. Second prize went to Mr Ely for a scoff and collar box. Five contestants competed. Tomorrow an eight a masked carnival will be held at the Rink.
A bustling ad page shows Gilbert's stocking large varieties of hats slippers yard and garden tools and cheerful shoes all at reduced prices. Ceresville roller fone sales rise one third in the week ending March 21 as home trade expands. Advertising specials tout novelty printing services and marketing pitches while Mr Hartley's Zomedy is promoted as a remedy for catarrh.
The Manufacturing and Development Company of Eaterday awarded the brick and stone factory contract to Charles A. Poole for 7603 dollars. Second bidder was Charles Wachter at 6147 dollars. The event notes two bidders and the project for Palmetto Fibre Company.
GC J Lew son of Mr FL Lewh opens a grocery and provision store at the old stand on E Patrick Street Beach Creek, with goods on hand and delivery to every part of the city.
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