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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1894
Page
3
NEW ADVS. TODAY. The folowing advertisements appear For the erst time views. We commend our ad wisertizers each tn hie Per ee Hine to the con- Réence of our readere. Wis our aim to carry 'only réeNable advertisers and we erereiss great erelude all of Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. 'George A. Gilbert, F. J. &Shroeder- F. J. Schroeder. News Office. ELC. Zacharias.
A valuable horse owned by Jacob Smith of Emmitsburg died last Saturday from colic. Hay making season is near as farmers begin work. Hanson Dnoffin of Mountville near Jefferson was bitten by a copper awake on the 6th inst, treated by Dr. Groes of Jefferson. A firemen festival balloon from Middletown rose and drifted toward Harper’s Ferry, landing after a long sail. Constable Brengle shot and killed a chicken-gressing dog this morning.
A Central neighborhood birthday event honored Charles Cashour on his twenty first birthday at his parents home near New London. Guests including Misses Swomley Himmel Pittinger Cross Mollie Clara Jones Hannie Harding Myra Cashour Annie Elsie Carrie Barnes and more attended. The evening featured decorated rooms a lavish dining table and warm wishes for the honoree's future citizenship.
A Brooklyn June 17 report on Rev. G. Talmage's sermon Another Chance from Exi Xi 3 argues that fate and judgment cannot be reversed in the next world. It likens drunkenness to a persistent affliction with medical warnings ignored, leading to ruin of family life and health. The piece contends genuine reform is unlikely in the hereafter if reform fails in life, and warns against relying on a salvific next life to heal earthly sin through repeated distress.
A pulpit lecture denounces endless second chances after death. It warns that no posthumous opportunity exists and urges immediate surrender to Christ. The talk uses biblical imagery and historical references to stress the urgency of choosing salvation in this life.
Photographs of the new reservoir show near-term completion unlikely with bricks torn up and being relaid half the side bricks removed. The soft soil where bricks were lifted reveals poor materials and repeated contractor delays, prompting criticism of local supervision by the Board of Aldermen.
The rear of the old stable between West Second and Third streets, tied to the Dili family, collapsed last night after a prior fire left it rickety. Hood's cures are advertised as effective, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing.
Fragmentary OCR sample mentions Shriners Milling Co and Mr Robert T Danner the Plumber with unrelated dialogue about dinner bread and flour brands. The garbled lines reference Ceresville Flour and unsolicited comments about pricing and family servings in a historical ad-like fragment.
In Damascus Maryland Montgomery county the Democratic leaders worry as populist momentum grows with Gen J S Coxey speaking for over two hours on good roads and two congress bills. J Walter Asabeton urged citizens to join, funds from a picnic to improve local roads, and Grand Mass meetings in Rockville are planned with potential speaker Congressmen and Jerry Simpson eyed. A Hagerstown populist paper is planned, with a 15000 capital corporation forming the Central Populist Club of Hagerstown to spread the party. Keedsville hosts a 60 member club as party activity expands across the district.
Advertised letters remaining at Frederick City post office dated Saturday June 16 1894. Names listed include Mrs Maria Brargles Miss M Biser Miss Amanda erube and others. Several local items cover a near drowning near Monocacy, the Frederick Gun Club entering a tri State shooting contest in Charlestown W Va, a severe Taneytown electrical storm, Aggressive Personal Work sermon by Rev Maysllles, the Wheat Harvest outlook, and cows struck and killed by lightning in Emmitsburg.
Advertises extensive lines of shirts, underwear, hosiery, and fabrics with prices from 50c to $1.50. Highlights include 80 Lange French Percale Madras shirts, open front dress shirts, Balbriggans, Lisle products, summer Merino, and silk finished hosiery. Mentions foot fitting and fast colors, plus McCardell's Peach cream and Jerusalem soda.
Local note extols Rambler high wheel bicycles as a cure for busy minds and dull cares. It claims easy running and world fair honors, priced at 125 dollars for all weights and styles. Free Ramblers book via local agencies or by mail for two 2 cent stamps. W T Delaplane, Special Representative, New Office, Frederick Maryland.
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