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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1894
Page
4
The text notes reopening services at Elkton Catholic Church and mentions various local items from Annapolis to Hancock including road improvements, bond sales in Berkeley Springs, and political and civic notes such as cadet examinations and port authority concerns.
The marriage is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the bride’s father J T Murray’s home. Rev Hedges of Jefferson likely to officiate. The bride is sister to J J Murray of Frederick. couple will honeymoon in Jacksonville Florida then reside in Peabsville. James Henry Clunk of Gettysburg and Catherine Teresa Collins wed at Mount St Mary’s Parish church with Rev Edw P Allen officiating on Tuesday February.
A capacity crowd attended at Walkerorilie where the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor of the Lutheran church hosted a two part program. Rev. O W Steinepring led scripture and Rev B S Patterson delivered an address. The night included music, recitations, and a social intermission with attendees from Woodsboro Harmony Grove Lewistown and Frederick.
The latz¢ sieve room on East Pat sick street near C.L. Didenésai & Co is being enlarged and will be occupied by B Roserour & Sons as storefront when finished the space will be about 0280 feet creating a desirable business stand. Mrs M Ward of East Al Satnis street reports a peach branch kept in her house bloomed after burial in earth. Lee Malloon of East Third St a Psimetro Brush Works employee damaged his Shgez of whle at work Friday. A crowd clashed in a stone and snow tsi hetleon B & QO last night annoying nearby residents. The hanging of John Martin, executed February 18Tiy, was omitted from Tom News last week. Martin was executed for rape of a white woman.
G B Maynard of Baltimore is visiting at the home of her mother Mrs Wm Wright on East Patrick Street following illness.
A Deimant social party at Mr and Mrs D B Gillelan home honors their daughter Miss Anns Gillelan with about fifty guests including attendees from Baltimore Gettysburg and Emmitsburg. A primary school entertainment raised 163 for the children. Tin wedding surprise party marks M F Shuffs ten year anniversary with guests from Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Major and Mrs C A Horner host a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Edgar L Annan. A St Pauls Missionary meeting in Pleasant Hill features readings recitations and an address sponsored by St Pauls Society with plans for its first anniversary on April 13. Mister Frank Schroeder hosts a fifth birthday party for his son tonight.
Leitersburg resident Fer ter visits cousins in Waynesboro while Miss Katie Mort is noted. George Devris visits friends in Waynesboro. Wm Mort near Pipe Creek loses a valuable horse. Myrtle Devilbiss pays a dying visit to her sister. Ada Withide and parents near Catoctin Farmace host Sunday visitors. Amelia Miller of Greceham visits Ada Beitle of Lors. A social gathering in Graceham ends pleasantly. Advertisement for Dr Shope’s Cure and Karis Claver Root claims health benefits.
Manors Ralph and Richardt Zscharine slipped from a sleigh at the west end of town near Mountain View Cemetery when the horse bolted after a loose ski. The boys were uninjured. Advertisements tout Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with trial bottles and large sizes sold by local stores.
Advertisements claim Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription strengthens the nervous system and aids female health. It purports to cure functional derangements, chronic weaknesses, and sleeplessness, with a money back guarantee if no benefit. A Springfield South Dakota testimonial praises regained well being from irregular uterine debility.
The new CorToLens vegetable shortening from N. K. Fairbank & Co. Chicago and St. Louis promises a broader diet and better digestion. It blends with food for color flavor and crispness with no greasy aftertaste. Sold by leading grocers.
The Tus News promotes World’s Fair souvenir portfolios delivered in parts each Saturday. Three coupons plus 10 cents or two stamps grant one part, with orders and coupons due by Wednesday evening. Extra 2 cent stamp needed for mailed parts. A bound volume option costs 9.50, with the paper offer including a year of The News. Sample copies available at the News office.
Captain George A Coleman died at his Baltimore residence aged eighty seven after a long sea career commanding vessels William Penn and Clintonia Wright. He helped run Coleman Bailey ship chandlery and an omnibus line, served in public offices, and left surviving children Lewis A Coleman Hunter Sharrelis Coleman and Miss Benrietta Coleman. He was a deacon at Trinity Church and a longtime City Hall building commissioner. Pan Tine cough remedy ad ends the piece.
Mrs T S Hawkins of Chattanooga endorses Shilab Vitalizer claiming it saved her fate and improves a contended system. She cites relief from dyspepsia and feverish or ironer trouble while Garritt and Pearre, druggists, lead the sales and pricing.
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