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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1894
Page
3
The Weekly News extols newspaper advertising as essential for public publicity and business news. It urges advertisers to keep ads fresh, noting changes should be sent by 12 m Wednesday for updates and by 1 pm for new adverts. It argues advertising pays and reaches frugal households seeking prices.
Brief items from the Cumberland News note Cyclone Goetz the Greencastle pitcher has moved to Lynchburg for the coming season. Other tidbits: Frederick faces water shortages as a watchman sleeps and cows drink the reservoir dry. a Gaithersburg child dies from a fall. Maryland harvests a large horse crop. a tadpole found in a hydrant. Motter's shooting event postponed. a runaway horse causes minor damage. and a humorous forecast of a wet summer amid old rhymes, with Hood's remedies promoted at the end.
The Coxey movement advances from Boonsboro toward Frederick as deputies escort the Commonweal Army. Coxey arrives in Frederick and plans to camp on Development Company grounds with Brown and the Unknown Smith joining meetings at Carlin House.
A Friday evening storm tore the roof from an overset and part of Ezra Nusbaum’s barn in Liberty district. A hay barrack in the field was blown from its foundation six feet, partially filled with hay. Vehicles and farming gear were blown from sheds, and Nusbaum’s house door withstood the force only with locked doors. Fencing was blown down and weeds raked earlier were swept away in the wind.
Purely personal items recount visits and greetings among Westminster Frederick and Baltimore residents. Includes Edward Mobley from Westminster, Rev Clarence Adams visiting Franklin, PA, and hospitality at E A Brown's in Brownsville plus several hotel registrations and homecomings. Funeral notices and church announcements follow, with a remarkable Hambler ride and a comet sighting forecast.
Brigadier General Stewart Brown Col John 8 Saunders Col Robert Johnson and Capt George W Wood of the fire brigade M N G returned from Ocean City yesterday. The party inspected facilities for a summer encampment and their report will be handed to the adjutant general along with findings from other locations. Mr R Goldsborough Keene Capt Willard Thompson and Lieutenant Warrington accompanied the party.
A pretty home wedding at the bride's residence near Brownaville Thursday evening united Miss Dors V. Ramsburg and Daniel W. Martin of Brunswick with Rev C E Sater officiating. Attendants wore Miss Lizzie Fouck and Jobo Kaetzel. Guests included Joseph and Charles Martin and families. the reception praised for its elegant cuisine. Also reported are Arnold Young wedding near Olive and Mamie Ronzer and Harry Neilson Brown to wed at Charmont tomorrow, plus a review of Howorth's Albernica Company at Metropolitan Theatre. An elderly railroader, William Norton, 89, lives in Howard County re called on his B&O service, and J B Powell praised as an orator. A May anniversary meeting of a local association is planned with a banquet and musical features. Syrup of Figs advertised as a medicine substitute.
Abe Fre new laces and a wide line including Irish Gaspare Oriental Bourdon and Point De Ireland at very low prices. Also two new lines of Linen Torebon and Wallaces Neinsook Edges Plain and Dotted Veilings. One special dotted Swiss custacie for curtains offered.
The Carpet Room notes daily arrivals with duplicate Ingram Carpets in handsome styles. Emphasizes good quality, pretty patterns, and low price as reasons for popularity, urging customers to see before buying.
Mise A. B. Barry visits Baltimore. White's Story of England used in High Class. Students perform Hamlet and The Merchant of Venice at the Opera House. Cabinet-shop boys produce wardrobes and caning. Miss Rinehart travels to Union Bridge. daughter to study in Paris art schools. Hymnal revision committee named with pastors from Hagerstown Harrisburg Washington Gettysburg Carlisle and others meets at Gettysburg. First report to be delivered at next General Conference at St Johns Lutheran Hagerstown. Local notices urge support for Francis Scott Key monument and announce a lecture at City Hall May 4 and a reception at Junior Hall April 27 with dancing.
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