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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1893
Page
3
Forecast for the next period calls for clearing skies after noon or night with a warm front. Report by M W Haremeron, Chief of the Weather Bureau in Washington. Also notices about auctions and local businesses including Beckley’s Fish Market and a sale of furniture.
Advertisers must submit all new ad copy before 5 p.m. Wednesday and all ad change copy by noon that day to ensure insertion in the week’s issue.
Purely personal column lists Ada Wilson of Frederick leaving for Washington to take a Treasury Department post. Others include John P. Johns of Baltimore at the Circuit Court, Mrs Layman and Miss Rowe visiting at Mrs Schaffer’s, W C G Neidig in New York, Miss lie Ramsburg of Middletown visiting, George and Mrs Cockerly departing for Emmitsburg, Viola Thomas and Marie Refauver visiting Washington, Dreine family from Piedmont visiting Frederick, William Yinger returning from York, Shipley traveling to Baltimore and Philadelphia, and Neidig again to New York to stock spring goods.
Regular county board session announced with upcoming Glee Club visit. Hose Company mee ting on deaths, and Col Winebrewer installing lighting. A Sunbright colt died of traumatic tetanus. School board sits today and tomorrow. Court House sale of 157 acre farm and associated parcels in Frederick area. Road supervisor qualified in election district 2. Real estate transfers include Harvey Martin to Jacob Smith. Marriage licenses issued to James Sappington and Mittie V Simpon.
County letters report thaw, roads turning to mud, crops and livestock concerns, and social events. Hyatts town notes a bachelor cooking club, literary society meeting, and local marriages while Frederick County officials visit for fox chase planning.
On February 1 1893 at the U B Paren age in Littlestown Pennsylvania Rev M M Barber joined Clayton F Hahn to Milas Anna L Sheely both of Frederick County The couple to reside near Tom's Creek Church in the spring.
Proceedings of a weekend Sunday School conference in Walkersville led by Rev. G H Nock of Baltimore with Rev W A Baker and Prof Hime. Sessions addressed teacher meetings public interest ways to improve Sunday Schools and plans for county institutes and a future county convention.
Court sat at 9:30 with Judges Lynch and Vinson. Dockets: Originals 57, Criminals 64, Trials 1, Appeals 45. Notable appeal: Roberts v. Baugher affirmed. John P. Johna va and C. EB Wachter for appeal being called for jury trial. Hotel arrivals listed for city and county residents. Church notices include revival at United Brethren on the 12th and missionary society reports from Mount Pleasant.
Wm Hill Hart, colored, employed at Union Foundry and Stove Works, slipped while carrying a casting into the Louis McMurray Co building on West All Saint street. The casting struck him, lacerating the right thigh. Dr McCurdy treated him and he returned home on East Third Street. The Board of Charities and Correction met at Montevue Hospital. Superintendent Derr reported 261 indigents and 119 insane residents, 30 tramps, with a routine inspection finding the hospital in prime condition.
To reassure thousands who mistake lethargy for illness the system needs cleansing. The remedy meant to restore comfort is the compound Byrop of Figs produced by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A high water tank with automatic segment and end pipes, sealed with heat dissolvable substance, was completed at Palmetto Fibre Works. It will flood the building at fire by releasing water through pipes positioned in each room. The tank sits on the east side of the main building above the roof and will be continuously filled.
Reports from Howard Harford and Montgomery counties cover deaths and recoveries, civic projects, and transportation. Howard county mourns H Cisy Simpson while Col Edwin H Webster recovers. Laurel plans electric light and gym. Ridgley Brown Camp selects C Chiswell as commander. Annapolis sees ships fire and rail franchise talks. The Chesapeake Bay closure shifts peninsula business to Philadelphia. freight wrecks near Cumberland. Baltimore electric railway costs balloon to 300000, 500000.
Isabella Carnival and supper program on February 13 14 at Junior Hall offers a unique display of Columbus life scenes and music by local talent. The entertainment includes the gavotte dance debut and a public benefit for city essayists, with fresh fish at Beckley’s Market Space and medical lectures at City Hotel and Carlin House. Drama at Adamstown benefits the Reformed Church with Kreig’s Hall show on February 11.
A full line silk woven pettas from a premier French manufacture noted for regular weave and soft texture. Also shown are choice satin broche fabric with new 31 inch width, an imitation of foulard bires, and a full line of fine and low price embroideries plus handmade torchon lace with small seauties in naimported edges suitable for children's wear.
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