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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1893
Page
3
Advertizeme announces sale of mare and logs at Groff Park. Notice No 5295 outlines a for sale or rent arrangement. Citizens National Bank referenced in the notice.
Purely personal item notes that Mr. Harry C. Smith, a Continental school teacher, is ill with a bad cold. Miss Emma Keyser of Buckeystown and Miss Rosie Kelly of Chicago visit Miss Maggie Wiles on East Highth street. H H Sherman of United States Express returned from Lynchburg. Miss McKee of Hagerstown returns home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hafer visit, then return to Baltimore. Emma Keyser and Rosa Peller visit Mrs. Jacob Wiles.
The Public Road Convention of Iryland organized permanently yesterday as the State League, with Mr. W. O. Devries as president. Personal notes recount Mr. Merriweather visiting Europe Japan and China, with intent to pursue further studies at the University. Real estate transfers list two parcels in Frederick County and Hainer’s trustee sale details.
County item reports the reorganization of the Catoctin Literary Society with officers C M Frashour president C C Stotelmyer vp J Luther Fry secretary A Sensenbaugh treasurer M A E Biser librarian George R Stotelmyer editor. Also notes de-listing question on assembly law service schedule and local social events plus church preaches and community arrivals across multiple Maryland localities.
District actions in Washington county report on tax socks. A child of Jacob Eschelburger perished by fire in Washington county. Crisfield harbor ice thick and oyster houses closed until thaw. Aged Frank Horsey found dead and frozen in Somerset woods. Shriver and cardinal visit Mr Shriver's mother in Carroll county. Oyster industry distress at Annapolis due to freeze. Washington county school board denied county funds. Caroline farmers see cold weather as beneficial to wheat. Peach buds favorable for a good yield. Peninsula Fruit Growers Association met at Dover Delaware and elected officers. Next annual meeting planned for Delaware.
A home wedding took place at Mr. D. Dawson Zecher’s Cool Spring residence two miles north of Burkittsville. Miss Altice M. L. Zecher wed Afr. Chas. B. Darner in a 6 o’clock ceremony conducted by Rev. S. E. Slater with about sixty guests. The couple’s reception and grand dinner followed at the groom’s mother’s house near Broadrun with around forty guests. The newlyweds plan a pleasure trip to Pennsylvania next week.
Social world detail describes Dr and Mrs 4 J Baxter of 406 Grand Block Chicago hosting a debutante party for daughter Miss Baxter and niece Miss Fauble of Frederick. Attire, flowers, and seating described. 700 guests invited. dancing highlighted. reception times listed. Also reports Prof C W R Crom and Grace Richie marriage at Mercersburg. Wm G Snook files deed of trust with trustees. Holstein cattle interest and $20,000 liabilities noted.
The advertisement endorses Syrup of Figs as the best method to prevent grippe colds headaches and fevers, urging use of the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product. Sold by druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
A bold sale ad touts deep price cuts on coats and wraps in colored and black cloths. Jackets drop from $6.50 to $4.25, other prices list many items at drastic reductions across all fine wraps and wool gowns with broad discount lines. The ad emphasizes low costs, urging readers to act quickly for bargains.
Yesterday's Tar News reports a fire on Mr. Alexander Ramsburg's Lewistown area farm burning the barn and contents, wagon shed, straw and fodder, four horses and two colts. Cause traced to red hot coals used to thaw a frozen rain barrel. Loss未yet totaled. insured with Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Middletown, awaiting adjustment.
The Washington Star reports Nelson Baird has made an assignment for the benefit of creditors. Creditors include Miss Mary Burgess with a $3,000 preference. Baird, formerly in Liberty district, has recent activity in the feed business in Washington and Alexandria.
Mullimie and Kemp advertise early sale notes with ladies and children's costs, urging customers to visit for blanket and comfort bargains. They claim remnant Japanese matting in lengths from five to twenty five yards and promise room for a new spring arrival, with a hurry to close items in coming weeks.
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