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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1893
Page
3
Tomorrow the 15th is our regular collection day. Carriers of Tae Damy News will collect amounts due from subscribers on their routes. Please have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
Summary of state items including deaths from Frostburg Centreville and Cecil county. Pacific race results and finances at Washington county fair. Calvert county appoints John B Gray. Charles County election recount orders. Sheridan conflicts and local incidents. notable deaths and legal questions in Washington and Anne Arundel counties.
The Irving Society of Frederick College held its first entertainment in College Hall last evening. Members presented a program including salutatory by Robert W. Doty, declamations by Grayson J. Renner and Arc Quilkin DeGrange, readings by Harry E. Carty and George W. Lough, a debate on whether she is justifiable in some cases with Wm. Levy and Doty for the affirmative and R. Johnson Dutcow and John B. Wood Jr. for the negative, and a declamation by Walter V. Levy. The room was lively with applause. Judges Prof. J. H. Appie, Dr. C. F. Goode, and Mr. A. G. HeBride ruled the negative the winner, two to one. decor featured fog and evergreens.
Governor Brown has not yet announced William Leonard’s execution date. Leonard, a first degree murder convict, sits in jail under heavy guard. A stranger in these parts, he has drawn little public sympathy and few friends. Keepers say he is a fast man with no visible support. Once the execution date is named, security will be tightened.
A fragment highlights the pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs as a laxative. It claims it yields the best results for both children and parents when constipated or bilious, urging its wide use in families.
Daily local items report December weddings postponed meetings and holiday preparations. Edward Enoche killed two hogs last week weighing 256 and 371 pounds. Residents from New Market New Midway Harmony Grove Loy’s Sew Market Broad Run and nearby areas share visits illnesses school events and Christmas plans with brief notices and minor incidents.
Community items recount visits by Miss Brown and Miss Mollie Wolf, a gold mine near Thomas Snowden's house exciting locals, a coming ball at Gibson's Hall hosted by Prof Meem, and various farm and town updates including hog butchering weights, a new barn, a paint job, a Mountaind Isle visit, and corn price about 260 a barrel.
Yesterday the paper opened reception of orders and coupons for Part Left The News World’s Fair Portfolio a 32 part souvenir sold in ten cent portions plus three coupons clipped from Fue Dany News. Parts 1 and 2 ordered yesterday will ship Saturday and stock will grow for future demands. Complete bound editions are available at $6.50 with a year’s subscription or $4.50 with a year’s subscription to Tue Wreck News.
The funeral for Mrs. Charles W. Hallar was held yesterday afternoon from her East Church street home. Rev. A. J. Gill and Rev. E. R. Eschbach conducted the service. Pallbearers included John S. Ramsburg, J. G. Miller, Jes. P. Perry, Thomas E. Pope, Adolphus Fear bake, and Samuel Wertheimer. Burial followed at At Olivet Cemetery. C. C. Carty served as funeral director. A silver prize cup, won by Cecil af in a two year old race at Hagerstown Maryland, was displayed in J. W. Mortis’s North Market street jewelry window. The cup, ornate with horse figures and a jockey, was bred and owned by RH Smith. The sire was Tuscaraora Stock Farm’s fea King of De Gurmandia.
Mr. William Poole was injured at a barnes store when an owl pierced his left arm through a small artery causing swelling and stiffness. Dr. Hafner attends. Poole, a member of the Lively Time Company, may miss his role at City Opera House tomorrow night.
Frederick Hayes of Barnesville in Montgomery County was feeding a hay cutter yesterday morning when his arm was caught and torn from the elbow to the forearm. Surgeons Dr. Wim H Jobneoz of Adamstown and Dr. Stone Street assisted, and two men had to pull his arm free. Immediate medical care followed due to severe injuries.
Tetcise News notes Crystal Spring Temple No 28 will meet at 7 15 with important business and Purity Lodge I O G T No 243 also holds its regular meeting tonight with Grand Lodge delegates reporting Several candidates will be initiated and the recent picnic report will be discussed.
The Hagerstown Herald notes that Frederick girls avoid eating ice cream in the ordinary way. They drink sweetened milk flavored to suit, letting nature do the rest.
In Wednesday afternoon session of TBE Circuit Court the cases of Victor Keplon vs John Jefferson and Martin Brandenburg vs William Sheff were heard. Witnesses and attorneys appeared as the docket included a wagon accident claiming 75 damages and a clothing sale dispute later tied to wages attached from Stoup through Kaplan's assignment. The trial on Brandenburg vs Sheff concluded with the jury retired after consideration.
Items recounting social figures and figures in society such as Emms Goldman on Stockwell Island and Miss Bettie Echard’s rapid wedding tragedy, along with mentions of Miss Jordan at Smith College and Mme Adelina Patti. Also reports on Mrs Nellie Grant Bartoris income rise, Eva Blackman’s police appointment, and various residents in Wolfville area suffering grip or sickness with names and streets listed.
Miss Nora Crawford of Eckleysville visits friends at Hiethis MM. Miss Gray a former teacher at the Seminary guests Misses Hickelberger in Conzi Square. Miss Mary Lee Topper, recently in Baltimore, has returned home. Miss to Main of Buckeystown visits friends in the city yesterday.
Adam Robinson was jailed for 30 days in default of $26 fines after a fighting and disorderly conduct charge in Justice Eckstein's court. He is also indicted for stealing a buffalo robe with trial set near Monday. Also notes on Urbana M E Sabbath school Christmas program and Baltimore Presbyterial Union formation. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement closes the item.
A fair sized audience enjoyed a good play at City Opera House last night. A Cracker Jack featured a strong cast with Kari Atkinson as Thomas Carrington and Frank Boker as Brooke Brown. Annie Burton impressed as Carlaine Carrington in a clever performance. The production included touching moments and various skits, though some missteps appeared from the past.
A broad, dated survey notes Crown and Scepter lore surrounding Peter the Great and Irish kings, Emperor Francis Joseph, Queen Victoria, Elizabeth of Austria, Queen Wilhelmina, and Attila the Hun. It cites royal traits, disease, and fates, plus a burglary report on West Third Street and two marriage licenses in Frederick.
A jumble of local advertisements promotes Rolan Baking Powder and All Saints Guild Basket at Airs J A Williamson with Christmas presents. Lorentz's in Frederick offers toys and holiday goods despite coal. A wholesale feel of calendar promotions and ad space by The News lists numerous merchants and sample designs for 1934 calendars.
Mulliniz and BeatP advertise ChenEle covers in all sizes at least three percent under former prices. Also new stock of linen towels scarfs tablecloths splashers tidies and more with low prices. Many fresh items in season arriving daily. call and see us.
Local ad notes Muu and Kae Coats being closed out at unusually low prices, urging shoppers to seize the opportunity for inexpensive outerwear.
An ornate appeal from LaLith’s Temple of Fancy in Frederick Maryland declares holiday goods and low prices will draw shoppers. The message touts butter ice cream and fishery attractions while praising Frederick’s people and promising a regular sharp shooter selection and attentive service from Santa Claus.
Help wanted at reasonable wages applies between hours and 6 o clock on and after Monday December 11. Women and men with pleasing addresses may work part or full days for two months. W T Delapisine at the News office invites inquiries. Dr. Bucks eye and throat specialist will be at Cy Hotel Wear Patrick Street December 15 and 16 for free eye examinations. Hay and straw supplies advertised by Keller DeLashroat at 32 East Patrick Street.
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