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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1893
Page
3
A terse newspaper notice advertises a house for rent and a sewing machine for sale while directing attention to a Democratic notice or call. Readable fragments indicate general listings or notices without specific names or dates.
Misses Dollie and Lesh Schneider of Washington D C visit Miss Faunie E Shipley on North Market Street. Mr S N Young with the Office of the Collector of Internal Revenue in Baltimore was in the city last Saturday and spent Sunday with family in Middletown. Miss Mary Houff returns from Fallston visits with the O Neills in Fallmor. Mr Harry Bisckston visits Baltimore and returns home. Mrs Wm Jones of Washington visits relatives on East Second Street. L W Duvall and E W Sarto of Walkersville visit the city Saturday. Duvall will move to Frederick in spring. Mr Thomas Brengle plans to go to Hagerstown for the parade on the 22nd. Mr Charles Clingsa of this city spent yesterday in Baltimore. Mr Walter Rice returns from a Philadelphia trip Saturday night.
During the storm last night many globe lamps at the city electric light plant were broken and wires prised out. Hydrants froze. Eggs price fell to 18 cents. Charles W. Ross of Frederick declined to serve as a delegate to the State tax convocation. Robert E. Shafer of Braddock county reports a mare that dropped a colt last week measuring three feet eleven inches tall, the colt sired by Harry owned by O J Gavernone. The Knott estate in Knoxville, offered at public sale Saturday, was withdrawn and is now offered at private sale.
Two funeral services reported with multiple pallbearers and interments. Claude J Haller's service was led by Rev Luther Euhlman with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery and funeral director C O Carty. Henrietta Montgomery wife of James I Montgomery was buried at Mount Olivet with Rev J R Schultz officiating and flowers given by her daughter Mrs Thomas Cling.
The Sick. Mr. Geo H Halfling is very sick with the grip. Miss Emily G Quynn is somewhat better today. Miss Mary Nienaher is confined to her room with scistica. Mr. Jacob Rosenstock is suffering with a severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Annan observed their wooden wedding anniversary with a Wednesday evening gathering in Emmitsburg. A large number of friends attended and offered well wishes as guests enjoyed the event.
Rev. Dr. Talmage sermon on God everywhere explores shells as divine architecture. He links onycha from Red Sea mollusks to providential care, urging self-reliance and moral vigor, while praising the shells’ color, form, and emotional God.
A wandering sermon extols shells and pearls as divine signs. It links purple dye and biblical motifs to seashells along Mediterranean shores, then elevates the pearl as solace born from suffering and the wounds of Christ, urging faith through nature’s gems.
The article warns against Keeley Double Chloride of Gold imitators and fake cures. It cites aggrieved claims from Agnes C. Paul and reports deaths and failed treatments at multiple clinics. A sworn statement from George F. Wolf in Forest County, Pennsylvania, endorses Keeley treatment after prior failure at a rival cure, urging readers to patronize Keeley Institute.
A Cleveland based exposé details fake Keeley and gold cure institutes across Buffalo Ashtabula and Jamestown. It notes closures from lack of patronage and legal risks, naming Dr Brown McMichael and Dr Tompkins among impostors. It criticizes misleading advertising and the Sterlingworth Inn resort angle as part of a deceptive scam network.
The advert firm announces continued Freder ick market presence for Jap Mattings. It claims exclusive control of styles, a large line of goods, and a first invoice with more to follow, plus a cheaper Canton Mattings option.
Court convened at 10 with Judge Lynch presiding over Case No. 85 Hester Ann Porter v John W Rhine. Porter seeks services rendered with prior adverse judgment for assault and battery and $5001 damages. Also notes Syrup of Fig’s promotional mention and Fall Trade opening.
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