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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1893

Page

3

Local Notes From Emmitsburg and Nearby Areas

Mr H Ross Black of Mechealestown will study dentistry as a resident at Philadelphia Dental College Hospital. Leroy Blickenstafil of Middle Point was badly injured when a dynamite cap exploded. he risks losing an eye. No leads on the horse stolen from Zimm erman and Maxell’s stable in Emmitsburg. Angor Halm of Hagerstown invited to review the Frederick celebration parade. Croquet by torchlight is popular in Fankstown Washington County. Large shipments of suckers travel from Weverton to Hagerstown. No Marylanders filed for office in Washington yesterday. Justus Dunot’s farm near Elkton sold for $5,400 to Edward Taylor. Minty breath noted in many men. Washington County has more women than men. The city sweeper cleans streets. fountain repair planned for June. William J Grove named postmaster at Lime Kiln. Monument to Major Samuel Ringgold erected at Palo Alto. Confederate graves to be decorated at Shepherdstown tomorrow. William V Wolf improving the Groff House bar. Niepold and Kennedy re gild front of Williamson’s drugstore on North Market St. Town clock spire repairs underway.

Agadget H. Ross Black Mechealestown Denistry Philadelphia Dental College Hospital Leroy Cyrus Blickenstaifl Middle Point Zimmerman and Maxells Emmitsburg Justus Dunot Frederick Contatul Elkton Edward Taylor Washington County Wm. J. Grove Lime Kiln Palo Alto Rio Grande Samuel Ringgold Shepherdstown William V. Wolf Groff Messra Niepold Kennedy D. A. Williamson North Market St

Marriage at Liberty and oil pipeline breaks in Washington county

Last Friday night a wedding occurred at the residence of Mr. David Hartfield in Liberty with Mr. William Campbell and Miss Stella Breighner as the couple. A crude oil pipeline near Dry Run broke twice causing meadow flooding and alerting residents, while clerical changes in local firms accompany ongoing advertising of circulars by Toy News Steam Rooms in Frederick Maryland.

David Hartfield Liberty R. Lanner M.e.church Wm. Campbell Stella Breighner Joseph Breighner Sll Campbell United States Navy Crescent Simon Baller Dry Run Washington County

Big Demonstration Preparations for City Celebration

Railroads arrange special trains from Columbia York Hanover and other towns to bring visitors for the week long event. Decorations will adorn fire houses and businesses as the city anticipates the grand firemen display and veterans parade. Baseball news covers Browns Pastimes game standings and upcoming Browns Athletics match.

Pennsylvia Columbia Wrightsville York Hanover W. M Bracevlle Baltimore Chas. T. Holloway Frederick

Congregational Reception by Reformed Church Guild

The Young People’s Guild of the Reformed church hosted a delightful reception in the church parlor. Floral decor, cake tables, and refreshments accompanied social and committee efforts led by President Harry McLane and Rev. Dr. Eschbach. The guild flourishes with well attended meetings and lasting communal ties.

Young People’s Guild of the Reformed Church Harry McLane Dr. Eschbach E. Quyon Mary Hamsburg Maggie Clingan Elenor Abbott Jennie

Marylanders Recommend Postmasters and Weddings Noted

Representative McKaig urged the Postoffice Department to appoint Henry Stone at Lappon and Hizzie M. Devilbiss at Woodville with Samuel M. Beitzell at Champing, and to establish post offices at Bissell and Burt. Also reported are wedding decorations at Sicard Ritchie, hotel arrivals, a fall incident involving Adam Roser and son, and Dr. Stephen S. White's return from a Samoa duty. The Independents Hose Company meets for parade planning and a Lunatico inquest is planned for William L. Dutrow.

Garrett County McKaig Interior Department Colonel Hobbs Frederick

Made Long Years Ago Suit of early furniture in possession of Dennis Ramsburg

A 50 year old furniture suit made by Perry Rice is in the possession of Dennis Ramsburg. The Republican State Central Committee will meet next Wednesday at Raine's Hall in Baltimore to choose a successor to Harry M. Cisbaugh of Carroll county. Lewis A. Rice reports eight dollars and twenty five cents raised from key monument fund boxes. Berry markets report Charles Price leading with seven bushels. Planet Satara visible in the southern evening sky. The Golden Jubilee of Frederick Female Seminary alumni is celebrated tonight with tickets three dollars at the seminary.

Dennis Ramsburg Perry Rice A.T. Rice Republican State C Central Republican State Central Committee Raine Frederick Female Seminary Sto Il

Silver Jubilee for Cardinal Gibbons to Commemorate 1868 Elevation

Active preparations mark the silver jubilee of Cardinal James Gibbons, Baltimore, marking his consecration on August 16, 1868. Plans include pontifical high mass in the cathedral with notable churchmen, extended celebrations, and gifts totaling about $20,000, plus a memorial chancel.

Cardinal Gibbors America Cardinal Gibbons Knights of Labor Baltimore Mgr. Satolli Apal United States Mgr. Pigand St. Paul Mer. Walama Boston Mgr. Salpointe Santa Fe N. M Mer. Kenrick St. Louis Mer. Corrigan New York Mer. McColgan Ates James Gibbons St. Charles College Maryland St. Mary’s Seminary St. Patrick’s Church St. Bridget’s Church Canton Isle Spaulding Adramythum North Carolina McG Richmond James Roosevelt Leo, XII

Cheap Circulars for Merchants at Next Week's Firemen Demo

The notice urges merchants and manufacturers to distribute circulars during the Frederick firemen demonstration next week. It announces newly added job type equipment at The News Steam Job Rooms in Frederick Maryland and offers low prices for printing or advertising materials.

Taz News Steam Frederick, Md Frederick Eddreas Tee News Aid

The Work of Death Edwin H Gernand Dies at 29

Edwin H Gernand died at his Mechanicstown home after a long illness. He was 29 years old, son of the late Eugene Gernand of Graceham, and valued by business peers and youth. Funeral held at 10 a.m. at the Lutheran church with burial in Hill Cemetery. Also noted is Mary R Dorsey widow of Dr Dorsey, who died in Baltimore on June 1.

Edwin H. Gernand Mechanicstown Eugene Gernand Graceham Lutheran Church Hill Cemetery MES Mart Doeses Baltimore Mary R 4. Dorsey Isaac Webster

County News From Datasville Itne Area

Misses Ella Zimmerman and Minnie Rhoderick were on the sick list last week. Mr Norris of Poolesville visited friends west here last week. Mr George Huffman proprietor of Sand Springs Valley stock farm lost a two yearling colt last week through injuries after being pushed over a fence. The children's day service will be rendered next Sunday morning at Mt Vernon. Mr George Bowers of Libertytown purchased a jersey top spring wagon of FE E Michael last week. Mr David Crum put up a new binder last week.

Norris Poolesville Friends West George Huffman Sand Springs Valley

Rhodes Bottling Circular Promotes Gold Seal Beverages

Mr F T Rhodes issues a handsome circular for his West Second Street bottling establishment. Managed this season by his son Frank B Rhodes, the Gold Seal brand phosphate is highlighted with silk ribbon and a blue and red Unen aper. The Biz notes Blue Ribbon ginger ale Gold Seal orange phosphate Buffalo mead and carbonated water as delicious healthy summer beverages for families.

F.T. Rhodes West Second Street Frank B. Rhodes Rhodes Baz

PURELY PERSONAL. Local notices of travel and visits

Mr. Chas F Kreb left this morning via B&O RR for Washington. Gol L Baughman also heads to Washington by B&O. Mrs B Ramsburg and daughter depart for Chicago by B&O. Miss Ceah Schneider from Washington DC visits North Market Street. Rev Luther Kuhlman returns tonight after Synod meetings in Canton. Mrs Laura English moves to Philadelphia with husband W J English. T & Hauver of Middletown MD and Sidgely of Pleasant Walk Bid left for Chicago and Baltimore routes. Miss Clara Shull visits Mrs Cramer. Mrs Neal of Oakland CA and Miss Florence Cram visit Mrs Mary L Yeakle. Mr Isaac Crum, once a resident here, referenced. Ray Osborne Ingleban returns from Baltimore Episcopal Convention. Miss Sallie Denning of Texas visits Miss Mamie Sheetenhelm in Rosefield. Gen William M McKalg expected to review parade July 7. Mr William Prescott and sister Ida visit Mr A N Rohrback. Miss Florence Wood visits Washington. Miss Mary Weddle visits Miss Maggie Roudabush Boonsboro. Mr Thomas Turner of Roanoke VA visits parents. Miss Ethel Lewis of Lewistown VA returns to Westminster to school. Rev D J Beale returns from Pennsylvania. Dr B Diehl of Washington visits Dr F F Smith on East Second Street. Dont Sign Any Paper. Read before you sign. avoid signing contracts without understanding.

Gol L. ¥. Baughman Washington B. Ramsburg Chicago B&o Ceah Schneider Washington, D.C Fuente Shipley North Market Street Luther Kuhlman General Synod of the Lutheran Church Canton Ohio Laura English Philadelphia al. W. J. English T. &. Hauver Middletown RK. J. Sidgely Pleassant Walk Solomon Newcomer Hagerstown Baltimore and Gate Clara Shull Frederick Charles Cramer Franklin Street Neal Oakland California Bir Isaac T. Crumm Florence Cram Mary L. Yeakle South Market Street Isaac Crum Mary Weddle Mechanicstown Maggie Roudabush Boonsboro Thomas Turner Roanoke Ethel Lewis Lewistown Westminster D. J. Beale Pennsylvania Dr. B. Diehl F. F. Smith Eaat Second Street

Whitewash Your Premises For Neat Cheerful Home Appeal

Whitewash your fences walls and outbuildings to make premises look neat cheerful and prosperous. The cost is small and it is the duty of every property holder to improve to enhance beauty and attractiveness. The coolness and freshness gained are a sufficient return for the small outlay of money and labor.

Patent Cure Advertising Fragment

Fragmentary OCR describes a medicine claim for cleansing the system. It touts gentle relief from constipation and urges cleansing the kidneys and liver. It promises to dispel headaches colds fevers and improve overall health through a syrup preparation.

Window Shades at Great Prices and Prompt Service

If you are thinking of getting new window shades call and see us for prices. We furnish all new tints and install shades promptly at the promised time. We carry a large stock and install more shades than any competing house. See our line for any shade needs.

Westsike

News of The Churches

Various church services and events are announced across Walkersville Liberty Johnsville Prospect New Market and Shiloh M P Church. Preachers include Rev F Cassen Sanner Meeks and G R Lanner with lectures at M E Liberty. A Shiloh attendance praised and Protestant Episcopal convention discussed lay inclusion. Babilasville Lutheran church organized with 44 members as United Brethren Church bought for 600 with repairs planned and a 200 grant from church extension.

U. B Walkersville F. Cassen Liberty Johnsville Sanner Prospect Mr. Alry Sp.m W. J. Meeks New Market P.m G. R. Lanner M. E Shiloh M. P Protestant Episcopal Convention Baltimore Parret Calvin Metcalfe Edwin Devilbiss M. P. Ghareh James H. Harris Bias Carrie Rodrick Pleasant Hill Hasskarl Montegue Hospital St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church Babilasville Middletown Valley

The New Reservoir Bids From 15000 to 20090

The water works committee will finish new reservoir estimates tonight at 8 and may award contracts. Bids range from 15000 to 20090 dollars with 14 bidders, including known firms from various regions. Also notes illness of local residents D Hanshew Charles B Fox and N B Clabanagh.

Committee On Water Works United States

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the Daily News eonaTe Peters Tam Jone Ethelbert Kent Caglioorro Italy John Randolph John Godfrey Suse Engheste Grace Agmilar Tax News Pridsy M. W. Hapemeier the Weather Bureau John Mehbring South Street Seales D. GC D. A. Smith Mayor Fleming Angor Halm Frederick i Fankstown Potomac Weverton Albert Hargett Besant & Enott Spice House W. H. Crawford & Co Mehbrie Dixon C. 8. Diffen’ Dal & Co Besant & Knott Toy News Steam Dob Rooms Yee Browns Baer Rowe Plumenauer Moberly Eckstein Strick pall—Rowe Balks—Rowe Emory Nusz Athletics Wolf Topper Rhoggs Thomas Wolfe McCleery Smith J. E. R Wood, Jr E. Waiters Eckels RPO Danner Blamenauer Bowe Shipley Young Baumgardner Waters Ethan Hipota Kolb O Reynotas Sooper C Molesworth Butcher FINGS Browns Pasinmes Canto House Cal. Newman J. A. Parker M. Remsberg William A. Norton Misses Lilie Ida Norton George Ryndler P.G. Rasmussen C. T. Holloway Rickel W.H. Dryden E. Israel A. Hersch Old Veterans G. M. Myers C. PF. DeMoll Alexandria A.M. Kann St. Thomas A. G. Kauffman Wayresboro Robert E. Bebdisch Grorr Hovess R. J. Erb Reisterstown Adam Roser Guy Roser Independents Independent Hose Company Drill Association Dury Lunatico Wm. L. Dutrow Buckeystown Sherrif Cromwell Jory de Iumatico Lewis A. Rice Charles Price Satara Jarece Gibbons Datsville Itne Ella Zimmerman Minnie Rhoderick Asant Chas. F. Kreb Vis B. & O. RR Themeelvyes Mulliniz & Kemp Winnow Shades John Hendrickson Joan Heanpaicxeon West Patrick D. Hanshew Street Charles B. Fox N. B.clabanagh East All Saint Street James E. Walker & CO J E. Walker & CO Sakes SILES James B. Walker Rodook Neidig Frowoceck & Neidic Rodock & Neldig A. T. Rice & Sons T. Rioe & Sone Unreal Dhrscom Fredrsiock. ME FLY STAUB Eyeina Staub‘s Fourth Street BE. Blaqckston London B. H. BuaOxSrOn North Marrert Street Feederick David H. Smith Temple of Fancy Green House Mmurant Walcome South Market St Sailbridge Zelier & DeLashmutt Patrick Street David Eee Best David H. Best North Market Etreat. Cs C.B. Cline & GO CEB Cline & CO
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