Personal notes on visitors and residents in town
Purse of short items reports Rev H F Dittmar of Jefferson in town Saturday Miss Jennie Williams Sjamsville visiting sister Mrs Chas Quynn Rev W Lb Onid of Baltimore visiting Mr J D Kepner on East Third Street Messrs James Lowe and John Leichert Waynesboro Pa in city on business Miss Carrie and Nellie Boblitz returning from Washington George Bitzer back from Howard county Charles Brenner visiting Washington Miss Belle Williams Baltimore sister of Rev Dr Williams visiting Mr George Dea Miss Nellie Anderson returns to Frederick after visit in Baltimore Thomas Eyler soldier in Battery A Third US Artillery on three months furlough visiting father Ephraim Eyler At production of Musispha by Paint and Powder Club Baltimore Robert Kunkle to dance in ballet from the Red Hussar Opera Mustapha composer Baldwin Sloane Baltimore J Francis Smith Georgetown College spent yesterday at parental home Second St East J Trice with Lane Brothers left for Richmond Va Albert Condon in Montgomery county to return this week Charles Shankey Waynesborough Pa visiting friends in Middletown Valley Marshall Zep returned home after short visit to Montgomery county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Dittmar
Jefferson
Jennie Williams
Sjamsville
Chas. Quynn
W. Lb. Onid
Baltimore
J.D. Kepner
East Third Street
Messrs
James Lowe
John Leichert
Waynesboro
Carrie
Nellie Boblitz
Washington
George Bitzer
Howard County
Charles Brenner
Belle Williams
Williams
Frederick
Thomas
Eyler
Third
United States Artillery
Fort Barrancas
Florida
Ephraim Eyler
Paint and Powder Club
Robert Kunkle
Wil
Red Hussar Opera
Baldwin Sloane
J. Francis Smith
Georgetown College
Second St
East
J. Trice
Lane Brothers, Contractors
Richmond
Albert Condon
Montgomery County
Charles Shankey
Waynesborough
Middletown Valley
Marshall Zep
Brief Bits from the Region
Mr James Brust of West South street an employee at Hard and Keefer s Timberyard toiled when lumber fell on his left foot causing a painful injury. Over thirteen thousand tons of coal were shipped by cansi to Williamsport in November. Mrs Sarah B E Ainsworth of Jefferson has been granted a pension. Four cents a bundle is paid for corn fodder at Sharpsburg while a four horse load of wheat straw sells for four dollars. Thienville Academy under Principal Professor N Penick holds a public entertainment on December 21 with recitations dramas and music. exercises resume January 3. Gov Brown has appointed R Dennis of this county as Delegate to the National Agricultural Congress meeting in Savannah Georgia December 12 1893. Philips son of G A Castle on East Third Street fell dislocating several front teeth. Dr Sherells treated him. Mgr John Bazen near Preflzrick appears the leading candidate to succeed G Clay Hall as stamp deputy at the internal revenue office. office to move to West Patrick Street. The Cracker Jack Company closed a week at the Novelty Theatre Brooklyn and sent Manager Rhodes away after receipts totaling 25 392 35. the house was packed. An area of lower temperature with rain or snow makes goldfish stay near the surface. clear sunny weather finds them near the center of the reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brust
West South Street
Keefer
Cansi
Williamsport
Mirs
Sarah BE. Ainsworth
Jefferson
Sharpsburg
Thienville Academy
N. Penick
Gov. Brown
R. Dennis
National Agricultural Congress
Savannah
Philips
G. A. Castle
East Thid Street
Sherells
Mgr
John ©. Bazen
Prefliezick
Revene
G. Clsy Hall
West Patrick Street
Cracker Jack Company
Novelty Theatre
Brooklyn
Amaneger Rhodes
Pauls Conversion and Persecutors Experience
Rev Dr Talmage preached on conversion as a fall leading to rise, citing Saul of Damascus. He argues worldly humiliations precede spiritual uplift, praising Paul as proof of Christianity’s strength and calling readers to bold faith, not pusillanimous belief. He notes Damascus scene, Saul’s blindness, and the transformative power of Christ.
The Turning of Saul and the Gospel’s Power
A pulpit meditation on the conversion of Saul to Paul, arguing Christ’s gospel is omnipotent and can convert even the fiercest persecutors. The speaker cites biblical scenes, stresses humility before God, and calls for prayer for persecutors while noting ongoing trials for Christians.
Mercy for the lost in a Paul like revival sermon
A preacher urges sinners to believe in Christ despite grievous sins, using Paul’s salvation as proof. He portrays conversion as real and urgent, cites dramatic examples of flight from sin, and pleads for repentance before eternal judgment.
Why Get Married A Forefather’s Wedding Card Ad
A Frederick Maryland ad promotes engraved or printed wedding invitations from Taz News. It highlights nearly a hundred embossed designs, claims high quality and fair prices, and invites readers to visit a private office or mail for samples to choose the best style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Frederick, Md
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office 1893 List
A postal notice lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday December 9 1893. Names under Latres List and Mesl List include Mrs BR Ashley Miss Flocete Band Mrs dsephi Z Churchville Miss Ethel Berrington Mrs Charles McDans Mrs 0 Smt Mires Kanmie Willis Herbert Anders H P Chambers John Qerrell John Wm Byler Prince Hampton H A Hauer J T McCready C N Nuez Wm Nater Potts Hattie Rogers James Kinyard S W Sprazine Lewis Smyzer Ha Smith G 3 Hote Proprietor White Lewis Wills Wit pigier. Letters must be called for within two weeks or sent to dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Latres
BR. E. Ashley
Ashmac
Flocete Band
Dsephi ¢ Z. Churchville
Ethel Berrington
Fender Latre
Charles M cDans
Kanmie Willis
Herbert Anders
H. P. Chambers
John Q.errell
John Wm. Byler
Prince Hampton
Doe Boni
H. A. Hauer
Meomll
T. McCready
C.N. Nuez
Nater
Joseph_A. Potts
Hattie Rogers
James Kinyard
S. W.sprazine
Lewis Smyzer
Ha. Smith
Hote
White
Lewis Wills
Wit Pigier
Improvements at North Market Street Homes
Improvements at North Market Street include W R Steiner remodeling the interior and repainting exterior with a large front window. George Prengle is repainting a Worth Market Street house. A Trimmer works on a North Market Street residence. The foundation was laid earlier for a frame double block style house with Geo Bitzer as contractor and Jacob Woodward as mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Steiner
North Market Street
George Prengle
Worth Market Street
A. Trimmer
Howse
Geo. Bitzer
Jacob Woodward
HYHENEAL PTS SPALDING WELTY WEDDING NOTICE
Married Nov 28 at Emmtteburg. Eugene Spalding of West Littlestown to Mary Welty of Emmlisberg. Also Hutzell Moser marriage on Thursday the Navy 30th at Zittetown. Joseph Hutzell of Washington County wed Elle Moser of Frederick County by Elder A W Philbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding —Welty
Emmtteburg
Hey
Pather
Eugene Spalding
West Littlestown
Mary Welty
Emmlisberg
Hutzell— Moser
Navy
Zittetown
A. W. Philbour
Joseph Hutzell
Washington County
Mies Elle Moser
Prederick County
Local residents relocate homes in Union Bridge area
On Thursday Miss Lucy Haines and Mr Isaiah Demmitt and wife vacated the Six house on Main street Union Bridge. Lucy will live with her aunt in Middletown and Demmitt moves to Emmitsburg. Theo A Clay and sister Mrs Trayer moved from Middletown to Union Bridge taking one of H P Moore's houses on South Main Street. Clay’s health improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Haines
Isaiah Demmitt
Main Street
Union Bridge
Lucy
Aant
Middletown
Demmitt
Emmitsburg
Theo. A. Clay
Trayer
Hirs. H. P. Moore
Mainetreat
Clay
A Child Enjoy Syrup of Figs As Family Remedy
The pleasant flavor and gentle action of Syrup of Figs provide a soothing laxative effect. It is recommended for costive or bilious parents and praised as the best family remedy, urging every household to keep a bottle on hand.
Judge McSherry Opposes Division in School Fund Question
Judge McSherry denounces a proposed plan to divert public school funds to denominational use. He sternly warns it would breach statutory trusts and undermine secular, state-supported schools. He stresses Catholic opposition and asserts the measure unconstitutional despite legal enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
World’s Fair coupon series offers portfolios by mail
Readers can obtain parts of the World’s Fair Art Portfolio by submitting three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps. Delivery aims for two parts weekly on Saturdays, with orders due by the prior Wednesday. Extra postage applies for mail delivery, and the offer promises a lasting souvenir for visitors and nonvisitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Rewsepeper
Warr CHEAP. Fast value line in force of chenille covers
A local store touts low prices on chenille covers and a wide assortment of linens. Loss of other new goods as they arrive, with items including towels bureau scarfs tablecloths splasher tidies. In season stock urged to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizeo
Unheard of Prices at Moons and Keap Coats Sale
Notice promotes a clearance at Moons and Keap highlighting low prices on coats. No clear date or location beyond the advertiser names and the emphasis on discounted outerwear.
New Coats and Capes Sold in Frederick Offers
Local ad touts a sale of new coats, plush and fur capes, with prices listed for Good Rio at 25 cents and Eto at 23 cents. Maracabo and Fava prices noted with a few cent figures, all advertised as roasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Maracabo
Law Court Deals with Drunken and Disorderly Offenders
Gertie Jeems colored was ordered to Afontevue Hospital for 90 days by Justice Eckstein after being charged with drunken and disorderly conduct and taken by Officer Brengle. John Brown tramp described as sneak ing ladies was sent to the House of Correction for six months by Justice Eckstein. Frank Smith colored was jailed for 30 days in default of a 5.55 dollar fine after fighting and disorderly conduct, taken by Officer Brookey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Gertie Jeems
G. W. Brengle
John Brown
Offcer Lerch
House of Correc
Frank Smith
Brookey
Skeleton Found While Digging Cellar Near Jonestown
In Jonestown Howard county Br Samuel E Radcliffe unearthed a large well preserved skeleton while excavating for a cellar. The bones indicate a man nearly seven feet tall. Additionally Mr G F Zimmerman’s crayon portrait by Miss Janie Zimmerman is on display in the Adams Express window, showcasing the daughter’s notable artistic talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonestown
Howard County
Samuel E. Radcliffe
Zimmerman
Adams’ Exprear
Janie Zimmerman
Local Night at City Opera House Features Big Comic Extravaganza
Tonight at City Opera House the Seton’s Big Comic Opera and High Class Vendeville Company stage a grand comic extravaganza with refined dances and novelty acts. The Wonder Arlene headlines alongside Arno and his band balancing feats. Needham and Mack present original burlesque boxing as Cracker Jack brings laughter. Do not miss this act-filled bill suitable for ladies and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmewster Dadismen
Sefton
Cairo
Frederick
Cristabella
Sonorette
Mary B. Deagle
Gueat Sefton
Fanny Walk
City Opera House
Seton
Vendeville
Arlene
A Arno
Preparations for Gift Options Amid Spring Shopping
Readers are offered ideas for presents including both modern and nostalgic items. The note suggests options for those seeking meaningful keepsakes and hints at a range of purchasable gifts, tailored to different tastes.
Help Wanted and Eye Care Offered This Week
Help wanted with steady pay invites applicants between 8 and 8 for the next two months at the Newa office. Also Dr S D Efka, eye specialist, will be at City Hotel December 15 and 16 with free examinations to assess vision and headache relief. Keller DeLand Mutt offers hay and straw delivery from 22 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dec
W. T. Delaplaine
Newa
D. Efcka
Bar Nove and
Thrust
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
West Patrick Street
Keller & DeLandmutt
East
Patrick Street
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United States
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Passy
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Plal
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Mmo
Aompson
Pacific
Opera Howe
J. Huchberger & Co
Cwoap
George A. Gilbet
James E. Walker & Co
Opera
Shiawase
All Saints Church
Paul
Blewrxcuaw
Ann
Talmage
Nashville
Memphis
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Saul
Baal
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Clorious Stephen
Hell
Pauls
Christ Jesus
Sam
Reed 10
Stantford
London
Newnanket
Pad Deen
Imbelisif
Pes Agariila
Mulliniz & Kemp
Moons & Keap
N. B
John Hendrickson
Aspeciac
Danna Silkeerchief
New Coats
Adohn Hoanoaioxson
F. V. Staub
FE. V.staub North
Ropooe & Neidig
Rowock
Edie
Syery
Silas
Drees
Henrietta
Eodoce
Neidig
A.T. Rior
ESONS
Rice & Sons
Forse Dissorors
North Mare
Etremy
John A. Kennedy
A. Kennedy
Merchant Tason
Jobn A. Kennedy
R. L. Harley
Brohart
Calland
Ae & Harley
Booth Market Street
Needham and Mack
Opera House
Walker & CO
Ceeisimas
ENY
GUBR
BE. Walker & CG
All Saints’ Sunday School
Harry Defton
Fidella
B. H. Blackston
BracI7on
N. Market Street
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