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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1895
Page
4
MevPneee Ss Set New ads to day listing names such as Amith and W I Parsons ex money lost and A Hagar. Pigs for sale by W R T Cramer and Lewis C Castile. Gala Day Braddock Inland Park. Helfers for sale D Stauffer Rev R C Mercier.
PURELY PERSONAL. Miss Beasle and Master Harry Ryan of Baltimore visit their aunt Mrs Frank Davis on East Patrick street. Miss Katherine Price of Frederick will visit Miss Mary Martin in Hagerstown. Aisa Bailie Duvall sat this morning for Pen-Mar. Mr and Mrs Wm C Neldig of Frederick, Miss Arrie Winebrenner of Walkersville, and Miss Etta Cramer left for Atlantic City. Mr D M Schley and daughter of Columbus Ohio visit the Cramer family near Frederick. Miss Davidson of Kent county visits Walkersville. Mrs Roder and the Misses Roder of Baltimore are summer guests at Dr Goldsborough’s Walkersville home. Mrs F D Graham of Baltimore spends part of the summer at Dr Hunichen’s near Frederick. Dr B H Eline has word of his mother’s serious illness near Dayton Ohio.
News notes state Spencer C Jones named his Democratic State Convention delegation. Prohibitionists of Montgomery county held a large convention nominating fall Hehet. A Cleveland Democrats conference at Annapolis discussed an independent ticket. A yacht incident near Annapolis involved Mlle Joe of Baltimore. Denton coroner’s jury ruled Marshall Price was lynched by unknown parties. Washington county Republicans elected a Lowndes delegation for Cambridge. Caroline delegates pledged for Westcott or support for a local ticket. Harford backed Governor Freshman W B Baker but nominated a local slate. Washington county Democrats backed Cleveland and Brown resolutions anti German and sent a State convention delegation. Wicomico backed ex Governor Jackson for State Senate and urged reassessment. Caroline and Worcester delegates favored reassessment and John Walter Smith for Governor. Kent urged support for Marion DeK Smith for comptroller.
Cards announce the wedding of T Frederick Alvey of Hagerstown and Annie Ridgely McSherry of Frederick. The ceremony will be at St John’s Catholic Church in Frederick on August 7. The groom is son of Judge Richard N Alvey. the bride is daughter of Chief Judge James McSherry.
Joany GL Miss Jennie Smith, a noted railroad evangelist beloved by Frederick residents and especially by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employees, lies in dangerous condition with slim chances of recovery at Mountain Lake Park. The B & O C. MC A annual picnic she attends will be held at Island Park on Friday.
Mrs. Judge John Ritchie, state regent of the Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution, organized a new Cumberland chapter today. A featured moment was her paper on Maryland historical associations.
Barney B. Leste, auctioneer, offered the first public sale on the premises for Jacob Rohrback trustee, a farm containing 173 acres in Hanvers district. It was withdrawn at a bid of 31 dollars per acre.
Delayed Baltimore trains due to a laced switch near Camden caused the Frederick bound Maishals to arrive later than scheduled at 11 a.m. The article notes Hood's Sarsaparillus leads in sales as the most bought medicine, with emphasis on popular remedies.
The article recalls CLVID PUSSERICE eCRARYFER born July 22 1997 in Variste Pa. He led the Frederick Md Lutheran church to English services in 1516 and helped found the Gettysburg Theological Seminary. He organized the Harper Sanday School and advised soldiers at Bladensburg. He edited the Lutheran Intelligencer and shaped early American Lutheranism. Also covered ROGER BROOKE TANEY born March 17 1777 in Calvert County and his rise to U S Attorney General and Supreme Court Justice, with ties to Maryland politics and the key cases he argued.
The Key Monument Association met last night to report fundraising for Miss EK Key's relief and plans for a monument. Contributions include ten dollars from Archbishop William Henry Eider and fifty eight dollars from Macy & Co. The group considers a national school penny drive after fall reopening and seeks broader support for Frederick fund work.
A police court session seen two insult allegations between Bessie Thomas and Bertha Richardson ending with reprimands. A follow up charge by Bull against Richardson for a child led to a $1.85 fine, paid. Mary Tyler urged harsher action, while Judge Eckstein dismissed remaining cases with an investigation promised.
An editorial in the Haston Star extols the Talbot county fair as beneficial to farmers and the broader community. It argues cattle shows spur better livestock, teach breeding and economics, and attract visitors who may buy land. The piece also notes fairs showcase machinery, boost housekeeping standards, and unite residents. Services are listed for Utica and Zion churches next Sunday.
Michael Wachter and wife transfer 152 acres and 23 square perches to Luther H. Wachter for 6080 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to Joseph A. Seator and Va M Wyn Coop, both of Virginia. Say you saw it in The News.
Prominent Republicans in Frederick county discuss the upcoming state convention in Cambridge Maryland to nominate a governor and appoint delegates to the judiciary convention at Point of Rocks. Lloyd Lowndes of Cumberland is favored for governor, with Motter strong as an ally. Local factions in Montgomery and Frederick counties clash over delegate control while calls for orderly nominations and unity surface amid a broader party surge.
The gospel meeting on Banday Lestaahori preyer service proved very prost adie with the campice cho returning after nine weeks near Sevex Pines on the Monocacy Cho weather was remarkably fine and the campers enjoyed the invigorating outdoors. Members feel reinvigorated to resume duties and recall the experiences with pleasure. A delegation of the fricde of the easteisue visited. Boys were depicted at the estitation and apogloimente. A special literary society meeting with President RK C. White discussed a September entertainment and deferred action until the regular business meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the religious work committee is planned for Thursday evening, with the membership committee also meeting at 7 15.
The hotel arrivals list indicates about two dozen guests noted in cities including Dayton Ohio York Pennsylvania Waynesboro Balti more Lebanon Harrisburg Westminster New Jersey and York. Names appear with partial spellings and many entries unclear. Further verification needed for accuracy of guest names and origins.
The Corn Prospect notes an unusually large corn yield across Frederick County. Farmers report well developed ears and exceptionally tall stalks, with Mr. C. A. Smith observing stalks in his field reaching fifteen to sixteen feet, and common heights of twelve to fourteen feet in low land areas.
Local note reports a Monday night robbery at a Catoctin store with about 50 dollars in shoes stolen. A reward is offered for recovery of goods and conviction of the thief or thieves. Sender is R. O. Mercier, Lander P.O., Maryland.
The ad promotes a summer bargain sale with deep cuts across departments. It highlights closeout prices on summer dorsets, ladies’ knit, Lisle thread items, men’s wear, tan and black lace details, and assorted fabrics, noting nearly three months to wear the items.
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