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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1894
Page
4
The paper promotes a July cool wave with extensive ads and features. It highlights Moon phases, tariff debates, Arctic curiosity, and Wellman expedition plans for free advertising. It celebrates varied content including poetry, stories, fashion, natural science, and local notices.
The piece notes a hot streak in opinion and a brighter ray amid gloom in the Capital. It observes Congress likely adjourning on August 10 and comments on seasonal weather patterns and speculative waves.
Public opinion excerpt from the Borten Post notes the passage of time eroding landmarks of history and the weakening of a revered structure. The column reflects on memory, change, and the pace of societal shifts.
Workmen replace the wooden balustrade at the base of the spire as bricks and a new foundation are planned to replace decayed remains. The rest of the spire is reportedly in good condition despite the damage.
A medley of quotes from local figures and readers fills a community page. Remarks touch on politics, beer ventures, strike aftermath, cycling praise, and humorous observations about Frederick and surrounding towns. No single narrative, but a snapshot of voices and local wit.
A nostalgic verse piece by Annabell and MacGild recounts a child’s poem about a lazy cat named Somnus and a parade of sounds from daily life. The playful rhymes touch family scenes, church noise, a domestic quarrel, and humorous observations of neighbors, all wrapped in 19th to early 20th century sensibilities.
The August term jurors for Frederick County Circuit Court were drawn this morning by district. The term opens on the third Monday, the twentieth, with grand and petit juries selected. District lists include Buckeystown John C. Padgett and Loets Specht. Frederick Charles E. T. Best Louis Markell J Ed Rice Chas Wertheimer Wesley Baltell Do Hf Hargett Barry C Keefer Geo Seidling. Middletown Chas E. Nefmeyer Wi lL Shaw. Creagerstown Jeremiah Martin Wm Extee. Emmitsburg Wm HA Ashbaugh Simon G Roddy. Cetectin Castel Gernand Melvin A E Biser. Urbpana John T Worthington Albert J Zimmerman Liberty J Dorsey Jones Datel H er. New Market Wm H Baker of Tr Jackson Carpenter. Bauvere Joseph Shields Reuben McAfee. Woodesore Geo W Hoffman John Stoner. PeteravH Franklin L Bowlus Luther T Potterfield. Mt Pleasant E 9. Robert Edward ED Shriner. Jefferson Ezra M Thomas Louis 31 Laith. Mechanicstown James TWaesche Henry P Gorsuch. Jackson David E Einne Henry Keller. Johnsville Daniel E Buckey Abraham W Breele. Woodville Niel E Burgee Wm H Runkles. Linganore Charles A Lawrence Wo F Bharrette. Lewistown E EB Shaw Marrion Warrenfeltz. Tuscarora Wm P Morsell J Wm Neighbors.
County correspondence from Creana July 28 reports recent heavy rain revived vegetation and promises abundant crops. The piece notes summer visitors, healthful Urbana, and advises no worry unless the doctor is needed. Also mentions Epworth League social at Charles Butler’s July 18 with choir, readings, recitations and refreshments.
General announcements list multiple pastors preaching tomorrow and Sunday at Braddock Pleasant Hill Chapel East Church Street St James Lutheran West Second Street and the M E B Church. Topics include The Sunday Question Spiritual Arithmetic and Division or What we owe to the Church. Sunday schools and service times noted.
Invitations issued for the wedding of Mr Lewis A Rice and Miss Addie Blumenw as in the Evangelical Reformed church Frederick on August 1. The groom is a member of Rice and Hitler firm, bride from a prominent Frederick family. Ceremony by Rev E R Eschbsch. reception to follow and wedding journey. Cards announce marriage at St Stephens Reformed Church New Holland July 31 by Rev F A Rapley. Engagement announced between Mr Richard Gambrill and Miss Mary Semmes. Gambrill son of James H Gambrill of this city and Semmes from Baltimore.
Colonel Wilmer expects to pay officers and men of the First Regiment at Frostberg next week after muster rolls and delays are corrected. A mule attack near Miller's Station, Carroll County, nearly killed Emanuel Bollinger, while his son William was bitten and injured trying to help. Also reports a tariff reform rally at Court Square with named organizers and speakers, a date change for the Pen-Mar patriotic reunion, and a long piece urging lactated food as a preventive for cholera infantum with details on diet and health benefits.
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