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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1894
Page
4
Florists display ornate valentines with cupsids garlands and painted flowers. Cards feature watercolor style scenes and clever messages, while elaborate cases and glove boxes wrapped in silk entice buyers. Flowers like roses and violets are popular for gift packaging ahead of February 14.
The Bible class held its regular weekly meeting last evening in the south Chapter room of Al Saints Episcopal Sunday School.
The Maryland Legislature upper house debated a Sloan amendment to the 1923 steam heating law. It would exclude mixed passenger freight trains and short schedules from heating mandates, aiming to ease steam heating requirements for mining region trains. The measure was sent to the committee on judicial proceedings.
The death of Wm H Baker at 68 from cancer is reported with details of his church service and funeral at Providence Church. Other notices include Evan Dorsey Hammond born 1817 died 1884 with biographical notes, Mrs Abrilla Hogarth funeral in Baltimore county, Laura Cross death at Montevue, and Daniel O Sullivan of Baltimore noted as Frederick connection with pneumonia.
The Orphans Court and the Register of Wards received a barrel of samples from Mr Donna G Norris of Liberty. Joseph Hightman district 12 Edward Shriver district 3 Urish M Psimer district 6 appointed corndry constables and Caan Supervisor district 14 by the County Commissioners. Iscob Aultuisn qualifies as road supervisor for district 4 and William F Brown district 20.
Detective Hutchson of the Baltimore and Ohio Beatirosa arrived to identify colored boys charged with placing obstructions on the railroad. Prisoners were guarded by County Constable Breegie and two officers at Plane No. 4 and await a hearing on the 1th. Hutchison plans to attend with witnesses. if the charge stands they will be moved to Westminster, otherwise two additional charges may be filed.
The Rev Fr Coleman was called to Brooklyn yesterday by his mother's critical condition Mrs Margaret Coleman who spent months in Frederick this summer and made warm friends. Mrs Rosa Ridgley of East Patrick street is on the sick list with la grippe but better today. Mr Lewis H Heese of West Third street on the sick list is somewhat improved. Mr George W Wiles of West Patrick street operated on for cataract by Dr McCurdy last week is doing very well. Mr Geo W Padgett near Adams town has been quite sick for several days. Miss Lola Nuez employed at the hat factory has resigned due to ill health. Mrs T A Dacner has been quite sick but is able to be about again.
Reports from Yellow Springs Bethel and Mountandale dated February 5 describe light snow with rapid melt in Yellow Springs. Local social items include a family gathering at Horace E Stull’s, visits by Dr T Haffner, and ailing Mrs John W Fox. Other items note Shankle family movements, a Baltimore visit, and a school band event. Bethel notes festival progress for Bethel Church and local weather, along with groundhog day observations and upcoming spring changes. Mountainandale reports a sick horse, visits, prayer meeting ongoing, and weather affecting preaching.
Col William H Morgan returns home after visiting relatives in the city. Glenn Kerr comes back from Wrightsville. Clara Dorsey of Unionville and Hittle Tumball of York Pa visit Mrs Chas Fumball in Monrovia. Arthur Carty, Gettysburg College student, is home for a visit. Local ads tout Dr Balls Cough Syrup and Karls Clover Root for bronchitis and constipation with retail details.
The News promotes weekly coupons with 10 cents or two stamps to obtain parts of a World’s Fair Art Portfolio. Delivery is Saturdays. orders must be in by Wednesday. Two-cent stamps required for mailed parts. A bound volume option costs 6.50, with a one year News subscription. Administrative notices follow, including executors and heirs.
A bill introduced by Mr Baer seeks to restrict fishing in the Potomac above Little Falls. It bans sledging trotlines and live bait, bans salmon fishing May 1 to June 1, and prohibits taking bass under half a pound except by hook and line in certain months. It exempts landowners and fish culturists with conditions.
A compact old newspaper advertising blend promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cats bruises sores and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and Garrott and Pearre as sellers in Chattanooga Tennessee Also touts Smach's Vitalizer for debilitated systems and Red Flag Oil for rheumatism no toothache and chronic pains sold by same druggists plus Tryitage pricing and product placements from Brower Bros Drug Store.
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