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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1891
Page
4
The Frederick News notes cool May temperatures and a late warm-up pattern in the area, with daily readings and moonrise data. The column lists local visitors and residents from Frederick to Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Washington, D. C., including Prof. Hoov er, Capt. Nail, and Mrs. Diffendal, plus short notices of gatherings, memorial day services, and upcoming events across nearby towns.
A sermon on reconciliation and shared sacrifice calls for dual garlands to honor both Federal and Confederate dead, weaving memory of Civil War suffering with a plea for unity. The preacher recalls battles, families, and the lasting wounds of war, urging living guardianship of peace and a vow to resist sectionalism.
West Patrick sheet resident John M Zimmerman displayed a Newsman a collection of rare coins gathered long ago. The items include German penny 1858 French 50 cent piece 1864 Napoleonic head, Canadian penny 1859 US copper cent 1938 English Victoria half penny 1963, US cents 1840 and 1818, a 1776 British coin, plus various medals and a 1861 Confederate $50 note. The collection is described as novel and interesting.
General Stewart Brown of the Maryland Brigade visited Lovely on Saturday and approved the board’s report selecting the site for the Brigade Camp. The camp should begin July 8 for ten days. governor to issue orders. Colonel Wisner named surgeon major to succeed Major S. F. Thomas who resigned. A jawbone operation on Jacob Bowman performed in Baltimore by Dr. Chambers revealed needs for removal.
The G. B. Sundsy School at Baker's Valley held Childrens Day services yesterday morning. The program featured solos recitations and songs by students. Rev. Castle delivered an address and praised the school which now numbers scholars.
In town are Baltimoreans visiting Frederick including Dr. Louis H. Steiner and his son Bernard J. C. Palmer Alexander Johnson Geo K. Dean Mr and Mrs John W Brosins Lieutenant Gideon Staley Miss Annie Hecksthome and others in the group.
A long account of the Waugh shooting case cites family history, alleged motives, and the night of the incident. Mrs. Waugh allegedly fired from behind her husband as he slept, leaving him alive but gravely injured. He and four children are central to the unfolding drama as investigators pursue the truth.
A hearing before Afagietrate Turner found no felonious intent in the larceny of a neighbor's chicken. Evidence showed the neighbor Sheemaker trespassed and the defendant Whip ate the fowl. The magistrate ordered Whip to pay the value but discharged the accused.
The Breeders' Meeting of Maryland and the District of Columbia has closed entries for its third series race meeting slated for fall. Nominations include horses belonging to Col. Banghman and Dr. Carlos M. De Garmendia.
Bliss Mary Tyler found a radish in her garden on Saturday with five roots resembling fingers and the radish body forming a palm. The growth is described as very curious and wonderful.
Frank Leech son of Rev Dr George Leech of the Baltimore Conference formerly of Frederick has been appointed apothecary on the United States Steamer Constellation. Ex-Deputy Sheriff John Damford of Martinsburg, employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, had a foot cut off in the Brunswick yard on Saturday.
The Mullineix and Kemp dry goods department announces new Hue of Outings Charlies and Serges now available with bargains on 27 and 40 inch Flouncings. Shan tong Pongees priced at 12 cents, described as pretty and cheap.
The Board of School Commissioners will hold a three days pensions in their rooms at the Court House commencing on Wednesday, when the examination of teachers will take place. Captain Danner's Linganere Guards participated Saturday in the memorial services at Winter Haven. A dead fish of the carp family was found in the Monocacy near two feet long. Mr. Frank Lutens improved his storefront with a coat of paint and a sign. Dr. Gen Fouk of Westminster has visited Emmitsburg monthly since the war, with a 40pt visit last week. Mr. David Wagamas of Sabillasville credited with killing 165 large rats near his shed. Mr. M. E. Sheffer of Sabillasville recently caught several large trout in a stream. Croquet remains played. an organization in Blartiesburg aims to memorialize Senator Faulkner for defeating the force bill. Eight Frederick-made shoes were sold in North Carolina last week. The Ladies Auxiliary netted about $100 from a cantata The Hy makers for future courses. A sword drill is planned at Trinity AE church festival Friday. Junior Steam Fire Engine Company meets tonight to discuss new by-laws. First peaches arrived today with thanks from M. A. Woodward. County Commissioners are in session. The sick include Mrs. Mary Hughes of Sabillasville in critical condition, T. A. Wastler’s mother with pneumonia in MecKketown, Harry Mehring sick, and a child of Mr. Reich with measles. The excursion: 274 residents went to Hagerstown yesterday, returning before 7 PM after a pleasant day.
The Baltimore and Ohio train formerly leaving at 1 30 p m now departs 6 20 and reaches Baltimore at 9. The express trains from the Relays into Baltimore gain a half hour. Turnpike directors election names Potts Sifer Ross Dutrean and Schell announced. Police Court Mayor Bruner fines Mamie Les 1 85 for disorderly conduct and Frank Gilbert 1 85 for drunk and disorderly conduct.
D H Best offers a range of fabrics including wool and silk items such as Henrietta Tamese serge cashmere embroidered flouncing linen grenadine Armenian serge India linen lawn faille silk Sarah silk plaid hyslin stripe muslin tennis flannels and deparey nets at 51 N Market B1 beside Smiths Temple of Fancy.
C B Cline & Co presents antine bug garb and latest byzantine bugs with mats, just arrived from mills. patterns are odd and handsome. call to inspect as they are advertised as cheap. new carpets and mating pieces added, inviting attention.
The retailer reports receipt of 170 rolls of Japanese matting this season, totaling 6900 yards and 80 feet, with sales rising daily. They invite customers to visit “4 quarters” for mats, promising competitive prices not found elsewhere.
Local notice announces an exhibition of student paintings by Mise Y W Doub at Koutz Hall on Thursday June 4 from 7 to 10 pm. The public is cordially invited with no admission cards required.
Our retail sales of Coresville roller Bour were one third greater during the week ending March 21 than ever known before, showing strong demand. We manufacture ex presary for home trade. E. A. Shriner iz Co.
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