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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1893
Page
3
Those who want parts of the World's Fair Art Portfolio must call at the office or send an extra 2c stamp per part to cover mailing costs. Parts 1 and 2 are available, Parts 3 and 4 will be on hand after Saturday. The portfolio is issued in 32 parts costing 10c each plus 3 Tee Daily News coupons. sale elsewhere is 25c per part or $8.00 for the complete set.
Individuals visit and travel details include Cyrus F. Flook returning from Cincinnati a week long business trip. T L Shores from Boston on business. Rev Simon S Miller of St Peters burg Clarion county Pa and Rev T F Hoffmeier of Middletown in town yesterday after attending Adamstown church dedication. Miss Rachel Hager to Baltimore for holidays then to Pittsburg to stay with aunt Mrs James Dening in Hotel Arthur. John Hyder of Johnsville visiting female friends. M B Lehman of Baltimore visiting Frederick. Rev Dr Beale en route to Juniata Pa to attend his mother. W B McCallum of Murray Mack Finnigan's Ball Company in Frederick yesterday.
The court heard the State against Adam Robinson for alleged buffalo robe larceny and then for two chickens from F J Nelson. John T Davis was found not guilty of assault on Charles freshman. John Goins was found guilty in an alleged assault case. The court ordered payment of $25 plus costs in that matter.
The sick list includes Mrs E Ebbert on a bed of sickness near the city, Ai Ebbert recovering from the grip, Miss Rosie Hefner of West Patrick street, Mrs G A Poole of West South street, Birs Doll of West South street, Miss Nettie Heiiner of South Market street, George F Thomas, Mrs Edward Reynolds of East Fifth street seriously ill then better, Mr John Boost of East Sixth street improving, Mrs Henry Dertzbaugn improving, and P J Schroeder grocer on the sickest list.
Nostalgic reminiscence from Nellie Blessing Eyster about Fredericktown history, Rev. Dr. Diehl’s farewell discourse, bells of the old church, and memories of Mrs. Pannie Yeakle’s anthem. Describes the Key Chapel and Sunday school leaders, plus a note on Dan McCarthy’s True Irish Hearts company arrival and reception.
Trinity Reformed Church in Manchester Carroll county adds stained glass memorials for Dr and Mrs Jacob Shower and their son Dr Theodore A Shower. Theodore A Shower married Miss Sarah Gomber of this city and died in Manchester years ago. his remains were later moved to Mt Olivet Cemetery in this city.
Local notice warns residents to beware of telegram swindles and explains how to spot genuine dispatches. It notes that bogus messages are never sent on proper blanks and advises checking with the Western Union Telegraph Office for verification before payment.
A playful vignettes piece chronicles a green lawn at a Woman's College, a goat-riding boy, market chatter, and store window fascinations. It contrasts male and female sensibilities, notes Thursday as the shortest day, and recalls a father’s quip about hanging women and drunken women with humor.
The Reformed Guild holds its monthly meeting tonight and the Bible class meets in the south Chapter room of All Saint's Sunday School. Revival services continue at Trinity Methodist Church led by Rev. Hawk with other ministers. CU. B. church youth group met last night at 7:20 p.m. on “Fruitfulness” led by M. Loberly. Wednesday at 7, preaching. next Sabbath at 10:39 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. Christmas services Monday at 7 p.m. Rev. M. L. Maysiles of the C. B. Church delivered a sermon on Caesar and church funding, urging support for church control of public funds.
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and families. It claims soothing effects, notes parental costiveness, and urges readers to buy with coupons, presenting it as the best family remedy.
The article describes ornate cloaks with capes and collars, fur trim and long round-cut hollows designed to fit over evening gowns. It highlights a black velvet jacket with jet embroidery, and two dressy blouses and reception dresses featuring lace, silk, ribbons, and intricate insertions for a refined, stylish look.
Purity Lodge No. 248 I O G T schedules regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM with expectations of initiating several candidates and teaching in the unwritten work Crystal Spring Temple plans a Friday night initiation at 7 18 PM with substantial business to be transacted Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as a cure and advertised honestly.
Policeman George Brengile arrested a well dressed elderly woman on the Square yesterday for drinking and disorderly conduct. She resisted, proclaimed support for women's rights, and refused to give her name. She was sent to Justice Eckstein and later jailed for the night.
The city public schools close Friday evening December 22 and reopen Tuesday January 2, giving one week and one day off as Christmas vacation. The Woman’s College closes December 21 to January 2 with a Christmas musical on Thursday night. Christmas holiday causes widespread suspension of business, banking, and court activity across the city.
A letter lampoons Frederick for predictable fires at 8 PM in the same district. The writer suggests using the fire alarm to retaliate, tying the alarm person to a telegraph pole and turning on the hose. The text also lists yesterday's hotel arrivals and a few county and city names and places.
A dancing bear owned by an Italian showman escaped yesterday near Liberty County and headed toward Westminster, causing widespread alarm among residents in the area.
Revival services at 7 30 led by Rev A J G with live singing invites all. Christmas collection postponed to Wednesday due to instruction. garbage pickup in northern district moved from Monday to Wednesday and in southern district garbage will be collected on Tuesday the 26th. Mayor John Ea Fleming orders notice.
Mullinix and Kemp advertise a wide holiday selection at Hogee Dry Goods and Carpet by the Square. Gloves, neckwear, towels, scarves, and handkerchiefs flood the departments while new blankets, comforts, and coats promise unheard of prices and swift selling. Call early to secure bargains.
The Western Maryland Railroad announces holiday excursion tickets at a low rate per mile valid from December 22 to 31, 1893 and January 1, 1894 across main line divisions and branches. Tickets accept return to January 3, 1894 with a minimum charge of 15 cents, aimed at festive greetings along the line. Santa Claus plans visits at W W Lease & Co Ames presents for smokers and Lorentz’s Frederick storefronts promote Christmas goods and cakes.
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