Weather Forecast and Local Miscellany in January
The Roanoke region reports a fair 24 hour forecast from the Weather Bureau. A miscellany column lists local items including a pig weighing 1620 pounds, bread distribution at 183 North Market Street, and notes on prices, cold weather, and school comfort despite busy stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bowers
Mount Pleasant
Ficks
Alexander Woodward
North Market Street
Roanoke
Theoanoke Times
Washington
New Orleans
Havre de Grace
Ohio River
Walkersville
G. W. Cecil
Personal notices from Frederick and surrounding towns
Frequent visits and departures as local residents travel to Baltimore New York Washington and other cities. A new firm name Doll Brothers replaces G J Doll & Son with Charles J Harry and Roger Doll continuing the business after thirty six years of operation. Exciting serial escapes Chattanooga featured in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ritchie
Frederick
Frisby L. Tilghmsa
Cumberland
Iss Mery Comfort
Hanover
A.D. Thames
Merryland Tract
Yliss Nannie Goldsborough
Baltimore
New York
John B. Harding
Carchbters
G.J. Doll & Son
Doll Brothers
G. Joseph Doll
Charles J
Harry
Roger Doll
Chattanooga
The Great Circle of Good and Evil in Talmage Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage on a southern preaching circuit draws on Isaiah to frame a moral circle. He argues the world moves in cycles from theocracy to varied governments and back to divine order, with Jezebel as a cautionary example and providence as God sitting on the earth’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Talmage
Isaah
God
Ireland
Etruria
Paris
Downings
Mitchells
Yorkminster
Ezekiel
Jezebel
Naboth
Elisha
Thas
Hopis
Monanber
Goterming Man
The Circle of Fire and Its Eternal Echoes
A preacher argues that actions, good or bad, create circles that return to influence lives across generations. He cites biblical timing and historical examples from Latimer to Voltaire, urging readers to mind daily deeds as they ripple outward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Smioses H. Grinnell
Yen
Atlanta
Latimer
Ridley
Radley
Burt
Tony Head
Paul
Europe
Voltaire
France
Germany
America
Earth
Hell
Circle of Eternity and Forgiveness Sermon Excerpt
A preacher speaks on God’s forgiveness erasing past sins when one comes to the cross. He envisions heaven as a circle centered on Christ, with angels and prophets surrounding him, and urges readers to seek forgiveness and endure in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John
City of Heaven
St. John
Angela
Corenaters
Theban Legion
Albinenses
Christ
Accidental Gunshot Wounds Emmitsburg Man
John T. Brown of Emmitsburg is seriously wounded after his son Lewis discharged a defective 32 calibre cartridge at home. The bullet struck Brown’s chest between the collar bone and first rib. Dr. J Kay Wrigley could not remove it and bastard. Brown remains in critical condition with hopes for recovery still alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Brown
Emmitsburg
Lewis Brown
Brown
Friend's Creek
J- Kay Wrigley
A Worthy Citizen of Howard County Jacob Layman
Mr. Jacob Layman of the Fourth district near Florence is praised as a thrifty Howard County agriculturalist in his 60s. His family history traces to Maryland migration in 1825, with a large brood whose combined weights exceed 1,909 pounds, including a 15 year old daughter weighing 223 pounds. Mr Layman himself never weighed more than 169 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
Chas. E. Tarr
Ellcott City
Jacob Layman
Florence
Layman
Maryland
Adams County
Cora G. Layman
Morgan P. Stallings
Mr.Layman
Mills Struggle With Severe Cold In Carroll County
Carroll County mills reliant on water power suffer disruption as streams run low and rivers freeze solid. Great wheels become encased in ice and workers spend time cutting away ice up to 15 to 18 inches thick. In Manchester, John Everhart marks his 91st birthday in quiet home celebration amid strong health and clear mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
John Everhart
Manchester
Syrap of Figs Promoted by California Fig Syrup Co
An advertisement touts Syrap of Figs as a gentle cleansing for grippe colds headaches and fevers. It urges purchase from the California Fig Syrup Company and notes availability in 0c and 1 bottles at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Maryland Penitentiary Annual Report for 1892 Details Costs and Admissions
The 1892 Maryland Penitentiary report shows per capita cost of 119.08 dollars, gross earnings 91,360.71, expenses 77,662.4, and surplus 3,696.87. At year end 622 inmates: white men 224, white women 10, colored men 364, colored women 34. 302 admitted, 260 discharged. Warden Weyler notes improvements including foundry west wing enlargement, new roof, painted tin roofs, renovated warden's house, Belgium block roadways at 5,249.24 dollars, and widespread repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John F. Weyler
Belgium
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list multiple guests across cities including New York Kalamazoo Greensburg Pa Greensboro N C Baltimore Philadelphia Washington D C Cincinnati and Union Bridge with counts from county and city. Names include Tarr Barr Kean Loser Barnett Ray Yates Garrett Smith Crawford Pfoutz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crry
H. J. Tarr
E. B. Barr
W.L. Kean
P. Loser
New York
E. Barnett
Kalamazoo
D. GU. Drittmar
Greensburg
P. L. Ray
John Beller
Greensboro
N. C
W. J. Valentine
G. P. Somere
N. T. Yates
J. W. Garrett
C. H. Smith
M. FE. Crawford
Baltimore
F. O. Pfoutz
Westminster
W. B. Sftines
Buffalo
J. Taylor
Philadelphia
P. Kiner
C. &. Taylor
Washington
D.C
A. Newbern
Cincinnati
Carus Howes
W. Frank Tucker
GW. Entzel
C. J. McCarty
Columbia
Dutrow
Union Bridge
Gross
Cramer
C. T. Walter
Hanover
L. Greenwood
Struck It Rich Near Boonsboro Iron Prospect
Stevens has prospecting near Boonsboro for iron on Samuel Wagner land and reports a rich find. He acts for a Philadelphia company and much ore was sent to the city where it was praised as fine iron ore. The discovery may lift Boonsboro in merit and stakes for local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saga
Waynestoro
Stevens
Boonsboro
Samuel Wagner
Philadelphia
Old Boonsboro
Protection of Animals from Cruelty Meeting Notes
The Society for the Protection of Animals met in Baltimore. I R Duval reported canal horses and mules at Cumberland were in better condition than feared with only one condemnable team found. Also lists road supervisors who qualified before Clerk Jordan, including Leatherman, Toms, Herbst, Wolf, Sing, Kuan, Krise, Poole, Stuckbler, Fryor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Protection of Animals
Baltimore
I.R. Duval
Cumberland
Jordan
Jacob H. Leatherman
Samuel Toms
Jobo L. Herbst
J. dl. Wolf
GC. W. Sing
Simon Kuan
Charles J. Krise
Charles E.poole
Peter Stuckbler
Benjamin F. Fryor
Martinsburg Jury Indicts Evening World for Libel
A Martinsburg grand jury returns three true bills against the Evening World for alleged libel of George F. Evans tied to the shooting and death of circuit man Baty. The paper allegedly published a $100000 issue involving Evans and an accusation about ordering a colored boy to shout at the circus man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Evening World
George F. Evans
Baty
Evans
Friday Cleared, Monday Declared Unlucky Day
A statistician argues Friday is innocent and Monday is the real unlucky day. He cites a study asserting the weekday curse rests on Monday rather than Friday.
Home for the Aged opens Thursday and Friday visits
The Home for the Aged invites the public to visit on Thursday and Friday afternoons from two to six o'clock. Miss Eva Turner of Virginia has been elected matron and has arrived to assume charge of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Turner
Virginia
Harper’s Ferry Town Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
The town officers of Harpers Ferry for the coming year are Slayer J. W. Doll formerly of Frederick recorder John Fanerty councilmen W. L. Blacs Joseph Daily and T. M. Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Slayer
J. W. Doll
Frederick
Recorder
John Fanerty
W. L. Blacs
Joseph Daily
T. M. Conner
Weather notes from Woodsboro and local post offices
Readings show temperatures around zero to seven degrees. The post office here logged zero while AvSmith's drug store in Woodsboro recorded seven below, and another site noted three above at the local post office last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AvSmith’s
Woodsboro
Orphans Court Inventories Estate of David F Kolb
Inventories of personal property and rest estate of David F Kolb deceased were filed. Real estate transfers note Wilism G Snook and wife to Charles McC Clemmin of 3 percent acres of land valued at $100. Mulliniz Kemp. Cne Early. We have a few Ladies coats and Children's coats left to close during the next weeks with sizes may vary. Inducements offered will interest you. Headquaters for blankets and comforters with big bargains. Call and see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Kolb
Wilism G Snook
Wifs
Charles McC. Clemmin
Carpet Remnants Offered for New Spring Arrival
Local retailer advertises Japanese matting remnants from 3 to 25 yards in good quality and stylish patterns. Inventory offered at a reduced price to clear for a new spring arrival.
Reduced Dress Goods Offered In Big January Sale
Nearly all of last week's chess goods stock is gone. Black Friday style mood shifts to dress fabrics today January 19. Elegant all wool 44 inch dress goods and 50 style yardage cut to sell at reduced price. opportunity to acquire all wool material at low cost. Black gray brown and seal feather trimming reduced to 25 percent per yard. goods are described as fine and durable.
Food Prices Jump Amid Storm Disruptions
Prices of meat eggs oysters and other provisions rise sharply as shipment difficulties from the cold spell persist. Beef up two cents per pound pork and beef ahead of the end of the cold. Oyster prices climb 50 cents to $1 per barrel due to stalled shipments and rail access limits.
Royal Arcanum Installations and Local Fire Loss
The Royal Arcanum installed newly elected officers led by Regent CG Smith and other officials after last week’s meeting. A fire in Lewistown destroyed Jacob Bishop’s shoe shop and adjacent store room with losses around 500 dollars and no insurance. Funeral services for Sadie Brown were held at Asbury M.E. Church with burial at Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcanuor
CG. C. Smith
D. T. Ordemen
W. L. Parsons
Ww.g. Zimmerman
W. N. Young
W. H. Hinks
Marshall Four
C. M. Miller
A. Rozenour
John MM. Haler
J. A. Willamson
C. V S. Levy
G. WH. Zimmerman
T. H. Baller
Grand Lodge
C. C.artyalleriste
D. T. Ordeman
Lewistown
Jacob Bishop
Bishop
Sadie Brown
Asbury Mo E. Church
R. P. Lawson
Br Griffin
T. Taneyhill
George Tait
Grayson Leakins
Charles W. Boden
Greenmount Cemetery
A T. Rice & Sons
Stroke Strawsberger Stricken at North Listket Street
Mr. Geo W Strawsberger was paralyzed on his right side yesterday at his home on North Listket Street. Mr D T Ordeman is able to be downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Strawsberger
North Listket Street
D. T. Ordeman
Blush of Roses Promises Clear Skin and Clean Complexion
Local notice touts a cosmetic product claiming to purify the skin and remove blackheads. It touts a “Blush of Roses” as clear as water and able to whiten nails after application. Also mentions a rent notice and cheap legal blanks at the News office. A cheap California trip via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is advertised with travel details and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett & Pearte
California
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
West
BEF
Bond
Daniel Bride
B. & O. Central Building
Baltimore
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the Daily News
Banxst Basil
Itanvam
Moon
Duceday
Tal Fr
Cral Dispatch
Tas News
Waesrseron
D. C
M. W. Hanermerox
the Weather Bureau
Kimmell
Esteiber
Lloyd Whipp
Ches. Pheobus
Tonecr Tisi
Courtsireei
Braddoc
Mamie Michael
Geo. H Railing
Waeslington
Arthur C. Lorentz
Beiwood
Jerry Dorsey
Hagerstown
Mies Lizzie Haller
J. W. Kemp
Williamsport
Meests
H.T. Kline
D. H. Kolb
Ai- Sherrytown
DR. Talmage
Penitentiary Report
Mulliniz & Kemp
John Hendrickson
Pas
John Heaxp Rickeon
James E. Walker & CO
Walker & Co
Meliss
Walere
Rodook & Neidig
Rodiek & Neidig
Uber
Rodoce & Neidig
A-T. Rice & Sons
Feederice, MD
V. Staub
FL. V. Staub
Bank
Forum
Philomatheans
Frederick City
Lanes
Bottle Devilbiss
Mise Annie Duckworth
Motu Follia
Efisa Henderson
Misa Maria Kruak
Misa Margaret Meclain
Boma Stottlemyer
Misa Rachel Willams
Salome Zhomernisge
Cresent Manufacturin Co
Marriott Dacsey
J. Krank Ford
John H. Hank
H. £. Holmes
Horace A. Johnson
Eli F. Keeney
Augustus Kehoe
David Les
Chas. van Help
Bers Houtzabn
Chas
J. Smith
B. H. Blackston
Ovencoauxes
Trovasain
B. HL. Bracstex
Meechant Tailor
Belp
Pri Anees
Eredertex Ciuy
Faniagi
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