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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1894
Page
5
A promotional essay urges merchants to advertise during dull times. It argues that spending on newspaper space builds long term trade, increases prominence, and enhances future results. It notes many firms skip advertising to avoid losses but should invest for lasting benefit and invites trying a space in Toe News.
Brief bits from the era report a cessation of the free delivery system in Middle town effective today. Other items note a fatal lightning strike that killed one of two horses hitched near Mt. St. Mary’s on Tuesday, plus assorted local news on schools, book agents, and community events.
Enthusiastic Key Monument committee meeting in Frederick outlines fund-raising aims and procedural steps to erect a monument to Francis Scott Key at Mt Olivet cemetery. Proposals include soliciting contributions from residents, engaging schools and churches, forming dedicated subcommittees, and securing incorporation and broad public support with a July 10 public meeting.
A horse-driven buggy fled out of control near Lime Kiln this morning at seven. Mrs. Wm Smith and her son Harley escaped serious injury as the buggy overturned after a dash toward Buckeystown Pike. Both were bruised and cut but recoverable. the horse suffered minor damage.
The trustees last week announced appointments for the upcoming school year starting in September. Principal is T. L. Hauver, first assistant 8. N. Young, second Charles Remsburg, and third Miss Katie Kefauver.
Victor Firestone aged about 16 fell from a cherry tree at Mt Tabor injuring his left wrist while waiting for a religious service. Dr Beckley adjusted the fracture in Middletown. John Adair of Creagerstown was knocked down by a horse as a wagon passed over him at Walkersville creamery, suffering bruises. Mrs C A Rice of Brunswick slipped on a damp pump floor and dislocated her left ankle.
Letters from readers recount the life and impact of Mr. Hiram Winchester, praising his founding work at the Frederick Female Seminary, his strict yet kindly discipline, teaching strengths in chemistry and elocution, and his lasting influence on students and the Woman's College.
At a large meeting of Fredonia Council No. 46 Order United American Mechanics held at G A B Hill West Church Street the following officers were elected for six months C W N Garrett V C W Talley R 5 J Edward Rice F Wm F Schmidt John P Renner L G C J Riehl W Miller L P E Geesey O P W Albaugh Jr Exc F E Schmidt Sr Exe Harry D Young trustees W H Shipley Thos S Lipps Geo H Layman
The Frederick vs Rockville game was postponed from Monday the 2nd to Tuesday the 3rd. Frederick club changes list M Nuaz sa J E R Wood jr 3b Wim Nusz catch T Eis enhawer 2b F Strasburg pitch T Turner 1b C Molesworth 1 Birely rf W Rowe cf.
A bustling Saturday market reports cheaper vegetables and rising fruit supply despite heat. Peas scarce, apples and watermelons appear, and prices for berries, greens, and meats are listed by item. The write up blends local color with prices and neighborly chatter about crops and weather.
The Hagerstown Herald reports Mr Long regales Echo Pilots in Greencastle with a tale of a black snake measured at 235 feet long and as thick as a stove pipe. The yarn earns him a medal, with Frederick to respond.
The note marks May as a time when students transition from school to vocations including teaching and clerical work and even marriage. It urges readers to obtain a bread booklet and buy supplies from a local grocer as part of starting housekeeping duties.
Governor Brown said he has been approached about when the state will pay militiamen for service in the region. He ordered an audit of each regiment’s accounts once relieved from duty, then checks will be sent. NCOs and enlisted men will get 1.33 dollars per day, officers at United States commission rate. Funds source and timing noted, with next year’s militia appropriation needed, not available until October.
Obituaries from Thurmont and surrounding areas recount the life of David Samuel Firor who died at 71, a long time resident, church member, choir leader, and community advocate. Also noted are death notices for Miss George Ann Ordeman and two county deaths, including Catherine Henkel and William H Motter, with burial and funeral details. The Salvation Army announces meetings led by Adjutant Dunham with local commanders.
California Peach Cream and other flavors available tonight at McCordeil s. Four tennis rackets sent and offered at 1 55 each if not returned by Monday. W W Lease Co opposite City Hotel. Prof A S Boyd of Baltimore to lecture on Memory Culture Monday July 2 in Reformed Church and Tuesday at East Church Street M E Church. Admission free. Boyd endorsed by city officials and has lectured in major cities.
The twelve-year-old daughter of Xavarius Shak of Old Forge near Chewsville, Washington county, shows rabies symptoms after a dog bite nine months ago. She has convulsions, frothing at the mouth, and barks like a dog while gnashing teeth. Rev. Henry Mann of the Methodist church will vacation in Europe this summer with his family. Rev. E L Earp will fill in during his absence.
The reunion for Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia will be held at Pen Mar on July 19. The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell round trip Frederick to Pen Mar tickets good on day of travel for 1.25 dollars round trip.
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