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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1891
Page
4
A fragment from The Daily News shows weather data with temperatures and dates, plus a list of advertisements and business names. It mentions The Model and several sellers including Carty and Best, and Washington and Lee University.
The news item lists multiple deaths and funeral notices including Mr. Lewis Loats of Manchester, Rev. C. M. Eyster officiating, Peter Boyer recently deceased, Miss Barbara Ann Fout paralyzed and died, Vernon child son of Samuel Weybright, Blanche R. Bowers in Baltimore aged 13, and other out of town mourners. It also notes the will of Joshua Brunner probate with estate details, St. Swithin Day weather lore, Jesuit term changes, and a Beattie Beattie Beattie Beattie concert note in St. John’s Church.
Mr. Lewis H Wachter of Dublin near Walkersville lost a fine mare after it rolled into a bay knife and sustained injuries beyond recovery leading to her being killed. Mr Jacob Miller a well known Baltimore butcher was recently paralyzed in the tongue but is improving.
A vast audience gathered at High Bridge camp ground Kentucky to hear Dr. Talmage preach on testimony to the gospel. He warned agnostics and recounted conversions as proof, citing Madagascar Barmah and Bengal missions, and urged listeners to testify to the gospel’s power in life and death. Also notes on Mme Sontag's generosity to Amelia Steininger and hotel arrivals.
The Morgan's Grove Exhibition Company announces its annual fair on the grounds near Shepherdstown West Virginia from September 1 to 4. The event features speeches each day with speakers Mortimer Whitehead of Pennsylvania Capt George Beylor of Charlestown Gov. B. Fleming of West Virginia and others.
An old member, Mr. John Honeywell of the Carrollton Hotel in Baltimore, visited Mount St. Marys at Emmitsburg. He entered in 1825 at age seven, studied eight years and graduated in class of 83. Now fifty eight years have passed since he left the Mountain, perhaps making him the oldest living alumni member.
Mitchell Wood, a colored man, was brought to Ellicott City Saturday night in a crippled condition after a moving train incident. He is in county custody and to be cared for until friends claim him or he recovers enough to provide for himself. Madison Barck and Centre streets residents urge enforcement against stock pasturing as a public nuisance. A Good Templar Reunion will be held at Mount Airy with delegates from Mary land and District of Columbia lodges. Hagerstown crate and basket factory expands adding two large side buildings.
Mr F D Sanford of Westminster secured the repainting contract and with painters on site during the vacation. The item notes numerous local notices including a boy found with a land terrapin, cows dying from eating paint, a curious carved note on a terrapin, and various regional happenings from Carroll county and beyond.
Local market notes report coal prices in Gettysburg down one dollar per ton following Reading’s acquisition of the G and H resid. Also items recount a July festival plan at Clabaugh's Grove near the railroad station in Middleburg, and various local incidents, weather, and community updates from Frederick area papers.
The ad urges buyers not to miss the Big Bar cain sale with low prices that drop further if needed. Early calling is advised as many short pieces of tap mattings from 5 to 2 yards will be offered at very low prices, emphasizing cold cheap deals.
News of the State covers deaths of John B. Pryor of Wicomico and George Noke of Cecil County. It notes large peach and watermelon crops in Wicomico, camp meeting services at Mountain Lake Park, and political results from Kent and Prince George counties Democratic primaries. A Maryland railroad worker A Mook from Columbia injured his left thumb at Tancytown.
Articles of incorporation for St. Paul s Evangelical Luther al Church Walkéreettle were filed in the Clerks office Saturday afternoon with incorporators named. A description of the new church was given in The News Saturday.
John Hendrickson advertises a weekly sale featuring wool challies at very low prices and cream ground pin birtled blazers described as highly useful. Two patterns black and white India bilk are included with appealing low figures to induce purchases.
GEO A Gilbert markets stylish shoes for all ages and sizes in mid summer. The store proclaims quick wear, multiple colors, and sturdy builds including narrow, hard made, and machine stitched designs. They advertise bicycle shoes, calfskin options, and brands like Moo Rocha and Kangaroo in stock.
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