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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1894

Page

4

Pretty wedding at ME church New London

A wedding occurred at the ME church in New London on the 7th at 10:30 am. Bride Miss Mineie Simpson and groom Mr Nelon G. Jones exchanged vows before Rev. G F Farr ing. Ushers were Cimpzon and Clemson. Reception 12 to 3 pm. couple to live near Germantown Montgomery county after April 1. Gifts included a solid silver tea service.

Yzses-Semplos New Loondon Nelon G. Jones J. P. Jones Central Church Mineie Simpson B.F. Simpson New London Mendelssohn Myra Cascom G F. Farring Central M. P. Church D. ©. Clarke Zimpzon Clarenes Clemson Clemsonville Jones Montgomery

Rambler wheel exhibit at Fall Philadelphia show details

The Gemuully & Jefrey display at the Philadelphia show features a new foot brake on Rambler wheels and several novelties. Improvements include lap brazing reinforcements with closed ends, a stronger front fork head and hollow forging seating, dust proof bearlegs, thinner wheel rims, forged steel sprockets, narrower tread, one piece dust proof pedal, new saddles, a top rail mounted tool bag, improved tire, and rising interest in the Rambler foot brake among riders. G. and J. lamps and the enhanced tire are also shown along with hollow rubber rims drawing curiosity.

Falladelphia Inez Frederickton Great Bicycle Journal Gemuully & Jefrey Jaye A. L. Atkins Biss Dircberger Rambler's

Birthday Reception Honors Miss Hyatt at Woods Switch

Mr and Mrs Wm Hyatt hosted a refined birthday reception at their Woods Switch residence on Wednesday evening January 31 in honor of their daughter Miss Hyatt A lively social gathering featured games music and fine refreshments Guests included Mr and Mrs Wm Smith Mr and Mrs Chas Turnbull Miss Rhoda Hyatt and many neighbors The event concluded around 1 20 am with guests expressing appreciation to the hostess for the gracious reception Rendered a supper at Lechlider home North Locust Street Hagerstown drawn from the night’s social offerings Masque ball invitations issued for March 1 by Mr George E Eiser with committee members named among the hosts

Wm. Hyatt Woods Switch Miss Cotts Miss Hyatt Wm. Smith Chas. Turnbull Birs Rhoda Hyatt Arabells Emma Cecil Laura Addie Skeggs Annie Sheeler Alice Walker Katie Dreyer Florence Barnes Fannie Wille Maurice Baker Lemuel Mursetter Jesse Barnes John Ches. Umberger Aden Anderson Frank Runkles Ben. Knede Martin Lechlider North Locust Street Hagerstown Miss Houck

Religious gatherings and sermons across towns on Sunday

A schedule of services at several churches including Goath Chapter room at All Saints Episcopel Chapel and Ziom Reformed church in Chacleevilla with Rev. G W Etracofe and others. St Pauls Missionary Society of Pleasant Hill hosts an address by C A Apple from Frederick, while Flora Maysilles preaches in Myersville. A U B church event featured Mollie Harman led by Mrs Lopez with music and a missionary address by Rev Beale.

All Saints Episcopel Ziom Reformed Church Chacleevilla Pleasant Hill G. W. Etracofe Myersville United Brethren Church Ayerstown St. Paul's Missionary Society of Pleasant Hiwit C. A. Apple Frederick Flora Maysilles M. L. Maysilles A. B. Church P. M. Society U. B Mollie Harman Jesus Lopez Willie Fisher O. Fogle

Maryland News Briefs From Across The State

Carroll County Circuit Court sits as new ice company formed in Bagerton. Deaths include Daniel Chisolm of Oakland and ex-Sheriff Knepper of Washington County. Burglary shock blamed in Mrs Johnson’s death near Bel Air. Diphtheria fears rise in Ridgely and Kent tomatoes planned for canneries. Rail line to Rockville proposed and Hyattsville waterworks bonds debated. Fires destroy homes and barns in Cecil and Garrett counties. Bellevue asylum extension planned. Harford slate workers protest after duty cut. Large loss at North East livery stable totals about $2000.

Bageretown Daniel Chisolm Oskland Garrett County Hanne Belair William Johnson Bethesda Rockville Ridgely Caroline County Diphhtheria George Bowers Hagerstown Pankstowe Hyattsville Smith & Pride Gower & Thomas C. D. Knepper Washington County Harford County G. W. McComas A.A. Nesbitt Thomas Steigel Carolne County Kent County Patrick McCalm Jackson Michael Beck Cecil County Bellevue Insane Asylum Wassington County Samuel Wotring Aurora Harford United States Senate Samuel T. Bimpers North East

Missionary anecdote and old remedies clash in dialogue

In a humorous exchange a missionary asks about Brother Whoopemup's Africa mission, while streetcar workers are urged to try Bell's Cough Syrup and other advertised tonics. The piece blends travel intrigue with patent medicine pitches, mentioning Dr King’s Pills, Clover Root, and local drugstores.

Heart disease warned. Dr Miles promotes New Heart Cure

Accidental deaths due to neglect and unhealthy living are on the rise. Dr Franklin Miles argues heart disease is preventable and argues for treatment with his New Heart Cure. Testimonials claim dramatic improvements, urging prompt action for symptoms like shortness of breath and palpitations.

Franklin Miles Jaes A. Pais the Corry Vsed Utc All Mies Eikbart Ind

Move on. to the Editor of The News

A reader criticizes street loafing and harassment on Sundays along North Market and Church streets. The writer urges the city police to force pedestrians to keep moving and to end the nuisance caused by loiterers and rude remarks near the Young Men's Christian Association corner.

the News North Market Church Young Men’s Christian Association Noc

Hostetters Stomach Bitters and Red Flag Oil Ad

An aged readers notice extols Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a broad remedy for rheumatic pain kidney issues and general decline citing improved appetite sleep and vigor A Florida testimonial credits Red Flag Oil as a reliable pain cure for rheumatism neuralgia and sprains sold for 25 cents at Steiner Bros Drug Store.

Tina Isso Steiner Bros. Drug Store Florida W. F. Bynum Live Oak

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