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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1894
Page
3
Tomorrow being the 15th of the month the carriers of Tae Damy Newa will collect from all subscribers on their respective routes the amounts due. By buying the exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be saved.
The Weekly News extols a proactive paper, urging trust in readable ads. It lists new ads for refrigerators, underwear, dry goods, summer goods, books, and wagons. It marks June 14 1777 as the flag’s anniversary and notes a Junior Epworth League meeting at Trinity M E church South at 7 20 pm.
A large but not as expansive Hagerstown firemen’s demonstration drew 1,316 marchers across a several mile parade route with 29 companies and 22 apparatus. Frederick sent the first division, and crowds of 3,600 arrived by train for events including contests, concerts, and social visits. Frederick’s special train delivered 75Frederick men and 27 piece drum corps, with Antietam and other companies present. The day concluded with praise for Frederick’s McSherry and Crimmins as organizers of Maryland’s volunteer firefighters association.
McSherry, a long time leader and president of the organization, guided preparations for Frederick’s largest July Fourth parade. His tenure and likable bearing make a likely reelection as president next year. Wm H Armstrong and Wat M Crimmins hold prominent roles in Frederick and the State Firemen's Association. Crimmins will be secretary again. the next convention is Frostburg.
A Buffalo collector, Nick Hauer, owns a premier array of old coins and paper currency. The collection spans gold, silver, copper from many nations, including a Washington cent, 1795 half-penny, and numerous colonial notes such as an 1774 one ninth of a dollar with counterfeit warning, 1776 20 dollar bill, and 1784 100 dollar note signed by John Hopkins. It also features Confederate money, fractional notes, and rare drafts prized for historical value.
The Work of Death reports Maurice Dempsey age about seventeen at Poplar Springs died June 10 of heart disorder from overlifting. Funeral June 12 at Prospect Church. Samuel Diffendal aged 64 of 66 Madison Avenue died June 11 after pneumonia. John William White Dean died at Harmony Grove age about 20. funeral Friday at 9. Wm J Kepler of Bolivar died after paralytic stroke at 63. Hood's Sarsaparatus testimonials appear in the column.
The Woman's College closed its term with a fine concert by the music department under Misses Dichland Shriner. Miss Birely impressed with Tarenteile, and Professor Apple praised the year’s success and urged continued cooperation. A piano quartet closed the program. After the concert Prof and Mrs Apple hosted a reception. The board met, elected Miss W. A. Lantz to the science chair, and planned faculty growth. Tonight the Alumni Association plans an event in College Hall.
The Frederick Gun Club received an invitation from Charlestown West Virginia to join a tri state shooting contest in the city on June 2. The club plans to send a delegation of five members and will hold a regular weekly practice shoot at McDevitts tonight. The Alumnae Association Meeting of Frederick Female Seminary will host a small meeting tonight at the Woman's College with a literary and musical program followed by the presentation of the first principal Mr. Hiram Winchester's portrait. Yesterday a wagon carrying engine fixtures from near the Pennsylvania railroad to the brewery overturned on the railroad line injuring no animals.
Confederate Memorial day will be observed in this city today at 3 p m A meeting is set in City Opera House this afternoon to transact business Mt Olivet ceremonies will be unostentatious yet impressive
Marriage license filed for Hugh Francis Roddy of Mechanics Town district to Sarah Elizabeth Hemler of Emmitsburg district. Basil B and W Sewell and Loules Fry, both of New Market district, listed as parties.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety of the California Liquid laxative, trap of Figs, makes it a favorite remedy for ladies under all conditions. Look for the genuine article with the name California Fig Syrup Co. near the bottom of the package.
A dated voucher advertises CERESVILLE ROLLEE FLOUR from SEEINRE MILLING Co urging housewives and new workers to start baking. It promotes a booklet on bread and promises bread quality for households and clerks wives seeking to improve results.
Hicke Prowets il Hicks, famed weather forecaster, has copyrighted his entire issue and warns that reprinting his forecasts is prohibited. He argues ongoing republications harmed his business and compelled protection, following wide publicity across newspapers.
News of the state lists naval cadet activity in Chesapeake Bay and local happenings yesterday. Quantico turtle dinner success. postmaster race in Belair. road work by contract in Somerset. new Ulmbridge drawbridge project at about $10,000. county commissioners appoint Becon D. Bond as clerk. Drowned body of Joseph H. Ireland recovered from Patuxent. Mrs. Hannah Hamburger injured in Baltimore electric car. St Johns College graduates led by Hugh R. Riley. Scandinavians seek land in Garrett County. St Timothy’s School commencement at Catonsville. Henry Ballard home near Princess Anne struck by lightning. Maryland Agricultural College commencement strong. East Baltimore Conference ME Church South to meet next year in Queen Anne’s. storm effects, ships to Crisfield, lightning in Chestertown.
A four legged turkey in Melrose Carroll County surprises residents. The bird hatched recently belongs to Cornelius Crum line and walks with an extra pair of legs trailing behind its normal limbs. The creature is healthy and active along with its flock. St Johns Literary Institute will hold its annual commencement at the City Opera House on Monday June 25 at 7 30 p.m. St Johns has operated since 1829.
Deer Park atop the Allegheny range 3000 feet above sea level presents a refined atmosphere day and night pure water winding mountain roads and picturesque scenery. Oakland twin resort six miles away offers ample entertainment and comfort. Both hotels lie on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad line with express service and reduced season excursion tickets effective June 23. George D. De Shieds, manager, Deer Park Oakland Garrett County Maryland.
A concise note highlights a range of light washable pieces including scarfs, ties, bows, and related accessories. The description emphasizes a variety of elegant patterns and finished looks suitable for formal or casual wear.
William E Chilton announces joining Keller and Newman dealers in coal wood and bay and respectfully solicits public patronage as part of a friendly community notice in the paper.
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