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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1896
Page
4
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with favorable conditions for local weather. Georgia disputes in Tas News. New advs announce City Opera House Balto Comedy Co Dog Log and Market Street Board notices.
The Weertz News will be ready Thursday a handsome twelve page issue with new features It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick City and county with unsurpassed advertising medium Special attention is called to advantages offered Copy for new ads due by 5 p m Wednesday and changes due by 6 p m Wednesday
Tomorrow is the 15th, the regular collection day. Carriers will collect from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
A compilation of social calls and visits shows Kirk Lambert of Kansas City visiting his parents in Frederick after ten years. Numerous friends and relatives, including Urner, Rosenour, Schley, and Gambrill families, hosted or visited in Frederick and nearby towns amid summer travel.
The Emancipation Association announces the 84th annual Emancipation Celebration set for Thursday August 13 in Frederick with George F. Mill as orator at the fair grounds. Events include a bicycle race drum corps contest county band contest five excursions parades eight bands metropol itan and national band performances and a five cent gate admission to cover expenses.
Railroads lose to South streets 11 to 9 with Keefer and Chew pitching well and Poole catching. Cadets defeat a Third Street team 6 to 4 behind Giamino and Hisenhower on the mound. Mt Airy tops Long Corner 17 to 2 in the first game led by Sellman and Gahart. Fountain Milars win 18 to 5 in the second with strong pitching by Runkles Layton and Woodbine batters.
Miss Maria Shafer of Middletown formerly connected with the Allentown Female College Allextows Pa attends the summer session of Expresion 3 Plymou art tury 10 to the advanced course of Redcliffe Coll the Woman's Anacz of Heryard. Shafer is a daughter of Mr Peter W Shafer ex tax collector.
Brigadier General Biggs announces camp near Frederick starting soon for eight days with drill calls, parades, assemblies, and inspections. About one thousand tents and two thousand soldiers expected. local merchants anticipate a boost in Frederick during the period.
At Deer Park during the Maryland State Teachers Association week the State board of education will hold a meeting and elect the secretary to the board and the principal of the State Normal School. Prof. E B Pratyman seeks reelection while Prof. Wm H Purnell is backed by Republican leaders for successor with many urging Prettyman’s reelection.
Printing matters for the shampment can be ordered and filled promptly at Ta Wawa office at the lowest prices. Posters, bodgers, head bills, all kinds of ads and commercial printing done with the utmost nearness and dispatch. The Nave office is the place for printing of all kinds.
Reports from the Delaware Division of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad indicate an unusually large peach crop this year. The Maryland and Delaware counties yield is estimated at about 1,000,000 baskets. Preparations are under way to move the harvest.
Ex-officer Mr C H Eckstein now in manufacturing talks with Charlotta RC about Frederick residents in Charlotte who feel pressed by their Southern home during this business trip.
A fragmentary item lists individuals connected to a marriage record: Jno Thomas Mich of Frederick and Fannie M L Patelle of Carroll county, with an election district reference and dates suggesting a local civic or court notice related to a nuptial record.
Seventeen of twenty one residents in a city block favor free coinage of silver while a wet Patrick street man gathers views on the gold standard. Mr Alfred Ritter sold a house at the corner of Church alley and Beat Church street to Mr G Wesley Bindsey. Hood’s Bar separilia claims tired mothers gain strength and appetite from its blood tonic.
The Board of County Schools approved contracts for high school principals and supplies. A scholarship was awarded to Addison at Maryland Institute of Art and Design. Multiple assistant teachers were appointed across numerous schools, with two dozen named, including Mina Clara V. Jones as Fountain school principal, and bonuses for library district support.
A crew of fifteen colored workers under Mr. M. E. Getzendanner graded Telegraph Street from West Patrick to West South streets, with torches guiding the night shift. The cross arms for trolley poles arrived after a Buffalo shipping delay, and copper track wiring nears completion. President Smith aims to connect the line within two to three days, linking near the Pennsylvania Railroad to Braddock Heights as cars depart from beyond Pittsburgh. Pennsylvan ia Railroad officials visited Frederick in consultation with Smith, signaling swift progress and anticipated multiple car arrivals for the new road.
Master Wile Baer a carrier of Tak Darly News was severely hurt when his wagon struck the curb. He was aided by Mr Derr and later walked home after wandering vision and a dazed state. Baer, long a Tak Daily News carrier, has survived prior close calls and lives with his mother on Baltimore and Obo avenues.
The fifteenth annual excursion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Young Men's Christian Association will be run to Toland Park Harper's Ferry on Thursday July 30. The B and O Railroad Company have had force of men engaged in cutting weeds along their line.
Glassen adjusted by Isidor Saksst Ronenour's store. New connection from Washington to Frederick via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train 65 leaving Washington at 1 35 p m connects at Washington Junction with train 16. Passengers gain one hour five minutes in Washington and keep the Frederick connection formerly by 9 30 p m departure. Now Frederick departs at 6 00 a m, arrives Washington 5 30 p m, returning Washington 1 p m, arrives Frederick 3 20 p m. Notice. A meeting of the Key Monument Association and all participants in the Key Fete will be held at the Y M C A Building Wednesday at 8 o'clock, not Tuesday. By order of Chairman. All afflicted with catarrh bronchitis or consumption should enlist the C ie. Hotel next Wednesday between 12 and p m for examination by Dr. Hartley, who treated R Claude Dutrow of Ad amstown nearly 15 years ago. Duvall & Co 11 South Market Street now headquarters for bicycles and sandrite. The Key Monument Association will hold a fete for the fund to open Tuesday July 31 at 7 o'clock during encampment week at the Rink on East Patrick Street. Fete open Thursday the 83rd instant. Lunch provided. program with drills opera and music from Frederick's Select Orchestra evenings starting 7 30. Admission 10 cents lower floor, 5 cents gallery.
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