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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1893

Page

4

Alpha and Omega in Christian Life

A letter to the editor reflecting on Revelation 22 13, urging readers to make Christ the beginning and end of life. It argues one must begin with Jesus and study His full life to know Him completely, urging personal commitment and practical faith in daily conduct. Carrie L Roznkey, New Manor.

Alpha and Omega Tom Alpha and Omega God Christ Jesus Christ Omega Alpha Eno Omers Carrie L. Roznkey New Manner

Our Boys B B Club Organized With Nine Players

The Our boys B B club has been organized with players R. Bennett, B. Roddy, B. Lambford, C Diffendil, C Sinn, J. E. R Wood Jr, H. Norris, J. Miller and H. Fisher. Walter Rice is manager and Charles Sinn captain.

Our Boys B. B R. Bennett Roddy B. Lambford C Diffendil C. Sinn J. E.R Wood, Jr H. Norris J. Miller H. Fisher Walter Rice Charies Sinn

Curious Deeds and Old Notes From Maryland’s Past

A Maryland relic spread features a 1769 land deed to Jacob Turner in Frederick County with Horatio Sharpe’s signature, a smaller 1769 deed to George Custard titled The Mistake, and wax impressions. Also shown is a forty dollar Continental note from 1773, bearer owing forty Spanish dollars per Congress resolution, with Confederate-like markings. A rare weapon, a sword-cane hybrid with brass fittings and S. W. 3 initials, is described with its wooden scabbard and antique ornamentation. A Middletown Independence Day report details a quiet day with restricted explosives, a masked parade, drums, banners, and a festive, if subdued, street scene.

Harry Henseberger East Washington Street Hagerstown Colonial Times Saris Maryland Frederick Marsiach Avalon Baldgore Cme Jacob Tur Rer Frederick County Jacob’s Corger Horatio Sharpe War Great Sens Hero Sharpe Geo. Custard John Rogers J. E. Howard J. Rogers BE. F. Bussard Starpsborg Congress Philadelphia Confederation George W. Rouzer William Miller Columbus de Soto

Capt Welsh to Hive a Place

Baltimore Herald reports Col. L Victor Dausbmen attends Freder Democracy gathering to show renewed strength. Colonel Ksughman aims to back Colonel Vandi end with Capt. Werser Getick. Fhre Camain is a known candidate and led the First Maryland Cav. Colonel Bsugh and state Treasurer Jones present.

Welsh Baltimore Herald L. Victor Dausbmen Ksughman Vandiend Werser Getick Camain Maryland Jones

Harvesting Accidents Reported in Recent Local Outings

Several harvesting incidents were reported in the area with injuries to workers. Deputy Sheriff Bant was pierced by a needle while assisting, and Mr Castes Baker and Reed had injuries from a fall and related mishaps. Local authorities are investigating the events.

Gavsin Waship Son Sherif Castes Baker

A Leaf from the Past of Free Masonry in Fred

A fragment recalls a Free Masonry hall in Fred y at Market and southeast corner, previously used as a Masonic lodge and later torn down to make way for a church. The property once rented for 75 per annum and changed hands to new owners, with mentions of a lodge and local figures.

Fredy Market Ick Heran Odge Iogo Heary Ba

Runaway Horse Breaks Upford Visit Ends with Injuries

Sunday last Prof. C. Cramer, optician of Frederick, and M. M. Fogle were thrown from a runaway horse while visiting at Woodsboro. Both suffered severe cuts and bruises. Cramer sustained facial and head wounds, while Fogle was badly bruised about the body.

Prof. C. §. Cramer Optician Frederick Woodsboro M. M. Fogle Mr. Fogle

The Sunday School Lesson Act 17 19 34 Commentary

The article presents a sermonized discussion on Paul and Silas in Philippi from Acts 17 19 34 focusing on persecution healing deliverance and conversion. It mirrors revival era religious prose with emphasis on suffering for faith and divine intervention. It links Roman and Jewish tensions to moral exhortation and spiritual awakening.

Desperate Man Joseph Hays Dies after Mount Atto Park Shooting

Joseph Hays alias Joseph Bell, a colored man from Martinsburg West Virginia, who was wounded at Mt Atto Park last week, died Saturday in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. He had a troubled history including disorderly conduct arrest in Chambersburg in 1889, breaking jail after a sheriff’s route, shooting two railroad workers in Shenandoah Valley, and multiple arrests culminating in imprisonment in Maryland State Prison.

Joseph Hays Martinsburg W. Va Mt. Atto Park Chambersburg Psa Hagerstown Hays Joseph Bell Kriechbaum Joe Shenandoah Valley Railroad Eriechbaum Frederick Maryland

Lightning freaks shatter walnut tree on Kemp farm

During a severe thunderstorm a bolt struck Joshua Kemp's walnut tree south of Liberty, splitting the tree three feet across the stump and stripping bark. Many limbs were ripped away and debris flew up to 225 feet. Kemp had 21 head of cattle grazing nearby and escaped harm.

Joshua Kemp Liberty Kemp

Real Estate Transfers in Ised One Acre Parcel Shown

Mary A E Copeland and husband transfer one acre to Mary Jane Shroder in Ised. The deed records reflect a private land transfer between individuals with a parcel description as listed in the registry. No further details on price or closing date are provided in the fragment.

Mary A. E. Copeland Mary Jane Shroder Ised

A Clean Town Mr Wim Viers Boult Advocates Hogless Rockville

Rockville resident Mr Wim Viers Boult recounts how his town banned hog pens after a physician committee linked disease to hogs. The ordinance and education campaign reduced illness and odors, boosted cleanliness, and raised property values, with growing pride in Rockville’s thrift and prosperity.

Wim. Viers Boult Rockville Baltimore San Hockville Hagerstown

Twenty Years Experience Endorses Allcock Plasters

C D Fredricks of 7 Broady New York testimonials Allcock Plasters as a trusted family remedy for twenty years. He asserts applications on the back energize the bed rest to relieve fatigue brain exhaustion debility and kidney difficulties. He notes safety for women and children and claims relief for sore throat coughs colds internal chest back pains indigestion and bowel complaints.

C.D. Fredricks T7u Broadwey New York Allcock Brey Alcock

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