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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1893
Page
5
Local advertiser Karl's Glover promotes dry goods with today’s ads. Distinct items and pricing are listed for customers seeking general merchandise and seasonal supplies.
Misa Blanche Shriner becomes vocal teacher and Miss Marie Diehl instrumental teacher at the Woman's College. May interments at Mt Oliver Cemetery total 15, with residents from local areas. Various short items note appointments, agricultural notes, a Bible fact, and local happenings including Storer College commencement, tall trees and fish, fire repairs, and Johns Hopkins nursing graduates.
The Frederick Female Seminary marks its golden anniversary with an Alumni celebration recounting its history from 1845 and founder Hiram Winchester. Attendees recall milestones, decor, toasts, and memories as past graduates from across the country gather with current students and local officials.
Bishop J P Newmann extols Samantha et Saratoga by Marietta Holly known as Josiah Allen's wife as a cure for mental weariness, a source of laughter, and a motivation toward godliness. The News Bee invites readers to seize the opportunity to secure the book via an offer on page 7.
Local merchants decorate streets and arches for a July 7 demonstration. 12 to 15 fire companies expected to arrive the night of the 6th with engines. Baltimore visitors Dresden Jerael and Hershey confirm arrival via the W M A R. Badges for chief marshal and officers feature gilt lettering and white rosettes with ribbons for aides and officials.
The A B Sabbath school of Myersville plans a weekly banner for the class with the most money. The banner is Japanese silk with gold braid and fringe, made by Mrs. Ott of Frederick, featuring the words Banner Clase and floral brushwork by Florence Doub of Frederick City. It is mounted on a gilt staff with a bronze base.
Mr J N Zimmerman will conduct the meeting of the YMCA tomorrow morning at o clock. At 6 p m the meeting will be conducted by Mr J Ramsburg.
Yesterday a horse attached to Mrs. C Staley's wagon fell in front of Mr. W H Remsburg's store on North Market Street and broke part of the shafts. The News Steam Job Rooms in Frederick offer ten thousand circulars for three dollars, or four thousand for three dollars, upon request.
A breezy column from May or June era notes wedding fashion and social buzz. It lampoons rose festivity and firemen celebrations, mentions maidens from various towns, and imagines a social parade with gowns, hats, and feasting. It also references Decoration Day, Jubilees, and public figures in a playful, reflective tone.
Local advertisers are urged to use the new jobo printing capacity at News Steam of Keoma Frederick for affordable circulars and ads ahead of next week's firemen's demonstration. The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Company officers were elected with ground breaking expected in about ten days.
A crowded City League crowd witnessed Browns lose 6 0 to Athletics in the first inning as Ketler’s curves grounded Browns. Athletics led 4 2 in the second and 5 in the third before darkness ended the match. Homeric errors hurt Browns while E Nusz and Ketler starred with multiple hits. Umpire Walter Cook presided as standings show Browns and Athletics atop the league with Citizens and Pastimes trailing. The next schedule features Citizens versus Pastimes with a postponed game slated for Thursday afternoon during the firemen’s celebration.
News notes across Maryland include a new dog ordinance in Hagerstown, two meningitis cases in the city, a short strawberry crop in Somerset, and local oddities such as a Tyrone merchant with a white crow. Naval Academy graduates received diplomas from Secretary Herbert, while trials in Westminster and Belts centered on murder accusations. Maryland crabbers drove off Virginia oyster police with a cannon, and local figures report illnesses and a push for speed in bicycle ads. The piece also mentions the June Naval Academy ball and various community happenings with brief updates on residents’ health and local curios.
Mulliniz Kemp of NE today advertises a large handsome selection of New Neckwear the latest styles suspenders hosiery cuffs collars shirts underwear and more Our ladies and children's hose in tans and blacks are praised and a call to see them is issued Also offered are buntings at headquarters under regular prices for decorating observers are urged to come see the large lot.
A lengthy display shows fans of white Japan and China siles in all grades and widths. The assortment covers varied textures and finishes.
Personal news notes list Mrs. F. L Lewie from Baltimore visiting in Frederick, Mr. Chas. R. Hardt returning from Philadelphia, Dr. Wm. Parnell back from the Presbyterian General Assembly in Washington, Mrs M. P and Mrs G. W. Shriner visiting Baltimore and returning home, and Mr. A. R. Weston of Baltimore in the city on business.
At the residence on South Potomac street Hagerstown, George Arnold and Emms Ausherman were married by Elder Reichard. In Westminster Circuit Court Reuben F. Bittle faced an attempted poisoning charge regarding Miss Angel near Copperville, with witnesses summoned. Brunswick Seminary commencement was held under Prof. J. J. Bhenk as iron bridge work progresses with seven carloads of bridge iron unloaded and a new Shenandoah bridge opened at Harpers Ferry.
The Firemen's Demonstration banquet committee asks citizens to respond liberally with contributions on Tuesday morning. Signed by Geo. A. Paisly, Chairman. Free lunch to be served at Green House Restaurant Saturday on South Market Street near the bridge. all are welcome.
The notice urges the public to visit stores with an immense stock of flags shields bunting badges and more claiming the only complete town stock and price cuts to aid a firemen demonstration. Zeller and Delash offer hay and straw deliveries while Hammler bicycles advertise safety and durability with G and J tires and a healthful recreation angle.
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