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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1893

Page

5

Kel-Mar dancing stand carpenters. Mt. Carmel sale

John A. Giumbine helped raise the Kel-Mar dancing stand while auctioneer Harvey R. Lease sold Mrs. Mary B. Bell exequirixs lot of valuable personal property at Mt. Carmel. Rockville Sentinel enters 39th volume as local paper chronicling Montgomery.

John A. Giumbine Kel-Mar Harvey R. Lease Mt. Carmel Mary B. Bell St. John’s Beneficis Montgomery Zieglersville Monocacy

HYMENEAL: Baumgardner Morrison in Emmitsburg

In Emmitsburg on Tuesday morning Thomas Baumgardner of Carroll County wed Mary Nina Morrison daughter of Mr and Mrs William Morrison. Rev W Simonton D D presided and the couple soon left for a tour of Baltimore and Washington DC returning to a reception with many well wishers.

Hardman—Blendel Chicago Lawerente Mit Charles KR. Hardman Emmitsburg Bliss Dora A J. F. Klingel Freedom Two

Runaway Engine Causes Fatal Injury in Middletown Crowd

A testing of an engine by corporate authorities in Middletown turned chaotic as the moving engine slid down West Main Street. A large crowd scattered while a large pipe fell from the engine's top, striking William Wise on the head and causing fatal injuries. He toppled, the wheels narrowly missed him, and the pipe left a gash of two to three inches.

Middletown Sruck Willam Wise

Transfers Recorded for Frecer ick and Precesick Lots

Resstate transfers show Charles V. S. Lavy trustee to Mir gare M. Biuaner a lot in Frecer ick. Hartlet and Oliver F. Young to Bion E. Bopst a lot in Precesick for 159 dollars. John W. Grimes and wife to Megdalena Bruller a lot of land for 527 dollars.

Charles V. S. Lavy Mirgare M. Biuaner Frecerick Hartlet Oliver F. Young Bion E. Bopst Precesick John W. Grimes Megdalena Bruller

The World's Fair Art and Electricity Buildings

J P Matthias analyzes the World Fair exhibits focusing on the Art Building with its 125 foot dome and extensive French sculpture collection from the Trocadero Paris. It notes the Electricity Building as the era’s marvel with 40 000 panes of glass, vast size, marble exterior, and dual focus on practical electrical uses and science.

Museum of Comparative Sculpture Trocadero Palace Paris Europe Art Institution of Chicago France Scandinavia Russia United States Leason Lake Shore Park and Clase Builetin America Soison Herri Morchgime Isir

Forestry Building Showcases World Wide Forest Wealth

The exhibit highlights deep sea exploration and angling gear while the Forestry Building, 528 by 528 feet and costing $100,000, features rustic architecture with tree trunk columns. It displays logs, worked lumber, dye wood, barks, mosses, galls, vegetable ivory, coconuts, gourds, and other forest products from the United States and abroad.

United States

Maryland Weather Service weekly crops bulletin

The Maryland Weather Bureau reports a week with average temperatures slightly below normal and fairly even rainfall. Easton shows a slight drought. Western to Eastern Maryland notes harvests progressing, crops improving, and returns expected. Fruits like peaches and apples promise fair to excellent yields. haying, oats, corn, and tobacco Outlooks vary by region with some rain needed for potatoes and vegetables. Frederick County reports mixed results on apples and berries amid wet conditions.

Weatere Easton Maryland Eureulio Timothy Frederick County Adamstown R. Cnatps Derrow Woodsboro G. PF Sarre

Day at High Knob Outing with Ladies and Gentlemen

A party from the city recently traveled in buggies to Hick Knob for a two day outing. They spent time sightseeing and games before gathering at tables laden with abundant edibles. Attendees included Misses Tilly Nannie Juris Grace Houck Jennie Lowlus Eis Cramer Laura Heinlein Eisie Birely Janie Zinmermse and Messrs Chas Houck Bruce Howard Lorece Greider Arthur Cremer Evrard Kepner ay Chiss W Biely JV So'clock. They returned home via Middletown, pleased with the outing.

High Knob Hick Knob Misses Tilly Nannie Juris Grace Houck Jennie. Lowlus Eis Cramer Laura Heinlein Eisie Birely Janie Zinmermse

Fire damages Berk and Delamester lumber yard blaze

A Thursday blaze at the Berk and Delamester lumber yard in Hagerstown damaged the brick dryhouse and factory buildings. The fire department fought the flames as large structures and much lumber were scorched and partly burned.

Hagerstown Messrs. Berk & Delamester Lember Menitectares Ertre Lumter

Middletown Water Works Progress Near Reservoir

Work on the Middletown water supply advances from a point about a thousand feet west of the reservoir site, two miles south of town, toward the mountain spring source. The project proceeds steadily this week as crews push toward the source of supply.

Siddletown

Camp Life of Camyr The Forest and Sirer Club

In Camyr The Forest and Sirer Club of Weat minaster are in camp on the banks of the Monocacy about three hundred yards above the railroad bridge at Mechanics town. On Tuesday the club celebrated Independence Day at camp.

Camyr Forest and Sirer Club Weatminaster Mechanics Town

The Girl About Town Fourth of July Reflections

A nostalgic column recalls a quiet Fourth of July in a small town. The piece notes weak bells, a restrained celebration, and humorous glimpses from local life including fruit markets, riflemen, Grand Daughters of the Revolution, and a bicycling race. It ends with a wry forecast of an electric road killing stray cats.

Rainy Kent county and local news from Maryland

News from Kent and surrounding counties reports heavy rain in the area, a Canterbury of incidents, and local notes. Died James E Crandell of Laurel. Mrs Joshua W Dorsey of Ellicott City ill. Chester Hotel Queenstown sold for 2500 dollars. Joan M Poet of Hagerstown arrested for forging a check. Betterton Methodist church to be dedicated tomorrow. Wheat sold at Westminster at 5 50 cents a bushel. A summer school for Protestant Episcopal priests to be held in Westminster. Annie Evans declared insane by a Annapolis jury and sent to Spring Grove Asylum. William Getty of Templeville killed by a strawberry seed in the vermiform appendix. Anze Arundel politics in discussion. Season is in full swing in Oakland and Deer Park with visitors in streets. Water route by canal to Philadelphia proposed for Kent county peaches. Democratic primaries to be held in Belair today with excursions to Chester River planned by Philadelphia merchants. Elen E Dorsey of Howard County struck with spopexy at Elba City home. U S government responsibilities for certain wires fence at Johns College, Fourth at Mechanicown. Clarin notes city freedom case involving a small boy on Tuesday. Firecrackers and related toy weaponry seen but town peaceful. Fourth of July celebrations bring a lively yet safe parade and large bonfire.

Kent County James E. Crandell Laurel Joshua W. Dorsey Ellicott City Easton Cape Charles Cecil Chester Queenstown Washington Collins Joan Poet Hagerstown New Methodist Betterton Westminster Protestant Episcopal Church Annapolis Annie Evens Spring Grove Asylum Wm. Getty Templeville Arundel Oakland Deer Park Philadelphia Queen Anne’s Bellimore Philadelphia Commission Chester River Elen E. Dorsey Howard Country Elba City United States John's Colege

The Cyclers at Hagerstown on Tour

Fourteen members of the Military Cyclera of Washington on a sixteen day touring expedition arrived in Hagerstown Friday evening. They travel in formation, stop overnight as a group, and drill daily including mounting and dismounting their bicycles and handling carbines. Dressed in infantry style with knickerbockers, they are accompanied by an official reporter noting county road conditions for potential future military needs.

Hagerstown Military Cyclera Washington United States Manuel

Market notes on July supplies and fruit prices

The column surveys a busy July market with abundant meats vegetables and fruits. It lists prices for butter eggs poultry beef veal mutton pork sausage and more alongside fresh produce like potatoes onions cabbage tomatoes and berries. Also mentions local news humor and a few playful remarks about cats and ice cream advertisements.

En Route Military Cyclists Drill Then Travel Schedule

The Military Cyclists in this city worked a drill Wednesday at Boonsboro then moved to Hagerstown for the evening. On Thursday they continued with an infantry and foot drill, plan to spend tomorrow in Luray Virginia. Lieutenant Beck, a pension department employee at Ford's Opera House, survived a building collapse on the second floor with a severe head wound and bruises, while a desk neighbor and a rear occupant were killed.

Boonsboro Thureday Hagerstown Luray Beck Pension Department Ford’s Opera House

California Fig Syrup Co. promotes Safe Laxative For All

The Ladies are urged to trust the California Fig Syrup Co for a pleasant safe laxative effect. The advertisement claims perfect safety for use under all conditions and emphasizes buying the genuine product with the company name printed near the bottom of the package.

California Fiz Syrup Co

Browns and Citizens play in crowded Cannon Hill ball game

A large crowd saw the Browns lose to the Citizens 0 to 0 amid mentions of Danner Howe Phebus Wood and Eisenhauer scoring. In another Cannon Hill match Frederick Stars beat Stonewalls 7 to 6 with Devilbiss Swann as strong batters. Local illness notes include Judge H C Stauffer and Mrs Catharine Rice among others.

Browns Citizens Danner Howe Phebus Wood Eisenhauer Young Cannon Hill Frederick Stars Stonewalls Devilbiss Swann

Ladies Shirt Waists and Fabrics Sale Offer

A shop advertises James El El Walker and Lalis shirts with belt pleated backs and fronts plus fur mée price reductions from 35 to 30 cents. It lists ladies serge waists, ruffled collars, and gowns in navy blue, plus ginghams at 35 cents. A timber bust sale ends promptly at 6 o'clock. customers urged to shop before closing.

Lalies Furmee PRICZ

Local notices on Beracker's specials and gas discounts

Saturday Special at Beracker's offers Plate of Cream and Plate of Cakes for 10 cents and a Cream variety list at McCardell's soda fountain with drinks like Lemon Ice and Chocolate. Notice to gas consumers requests payment by the 10th to obtain the discount. Advertisements promote Stariner's Blend Flour, Atlantic City excursions via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and hay and straw supply from Eesler & DeTash mott on East Patrick Street.

Beracker's Rcce Soda Fountain C. E. Clingan Agent America Light and Heat Go

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the Daily News Frederick Mintnum Wasmerox D.C M. W. Haxemeron the Weather Bureau Jaly Peter the Kermit Jean de la Fontaine Ebbo Yale Yale College Geners Abercrombie Ieroga Adam Smith Fitz Gr Port Hudson N. P. Backs. &i Ben Halladay Pony Express Portland St John's A. B Stewart's Bazar Gents John Hendrickson American L. and H. Co D. H. Best Shriner MULCo_ Batunday A. OC McCardell Intercat Brrhive J. P. Matthias TRE Fisierte Perth United States Commission OUR Maryland Weather Service Maryland Weather Bureau Rambler Bicycles W. JT. Delaplaize Care Tuz News Frederick, Md S J. John’s Bentztown Guardians of the Peace Daughters of the Revolution All Saints Parish Frank Sappington Fair Grounds Ridgeville Philomatheang Hall Columbia Patrick Street Johnny News OF the State Gventa Tic Clarin Ems Hentioun Alary Jane John Markell Devil of Taz News Bermuda Florida Mulberries Tak Serrez Tolliniz & Rem Mooi & Kei Ents Hirts Ennis Eti Gisti Saai Bowe Dhawa H.C. Stauffer Waikeraville Eli Koogle Middletown Valley Catharine Rice Jeferson Frank Beesley Charles F. Fleming Rowe Birely Baumgardner Phobus Beumgardner Caterman O Blumenauer Walters Shipley Phebue Eisenhar Hooper Goon Gittinge Brengie Brengie, & Woodward, 2B. Ultra At O Boorner, Cf. al 2 At Seatac 1) Totus.jaa Lxwin HS Totate Citizens Browns Wasz James EL EL Walker EH Walker & CO Mjiuly Walker & OD Bodook Neidig Ropock Semenbee Saturaasa Rodoce & Neidis T. Rice & Sons Rice & Bons FE Uneral Darema Korth Marset Ta Maraiciy St John’s Evancelival Lutheran Sunday School Mechanicstown Pen- Mar Monrovian Sunday School Academy Graceham Land Washington Sunday School Mad College McCardell’s Brend Slriner Atlantic City Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Sil Washington Junction Baltimore and Ohio Seashore Potomac Mt. Vernon Tomb of W. T. Mulinix Ous Eesler & DeTashmott East B. B. Blagkston London B. H. Buaczston North Market Stree
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