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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1895
Page
4
Forecast suggests if rain and clouds persist in the North West today, similar weather will reach here in a day or two. A cold or warm wave in the North West implies a temperature shift here soon. If rain in the South West coincides with a North West cold wave, expect a cold rain or snow and zero on a future day.
New ads today list House For Rent by John T. Green and other notices for Barigls Bowling Alleys agent wanted 323 News Office Ladlea Bicycle For Sale McC Young Jand and beoeiennbane Mulliniz Kemp GC E Cliigan agent For Sale or Rent Henry Lorentz Dairyman Wanted Robart H Boteler.
The Weekly News delivers full local county and state reporting with world news, plus home paper features. Mary Jane and Market Scribe contribute local features while Farm and Garden and other departments run illustrations and prose. A notable future headline Chickamauga is teased. Advertisers Renner Kemp Thomas Clary Wilson Beat Mullinix Kemp Hendrickson Stauth Hodde k Neidig Walker Boteler are listed.
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its 112th annual session at Mount Vernon Place Church with a brief service and prayers. Bishop E Andrews presided as conference president, committees confirmed supernumerary and effective relations for numerous preachers, and officers were elected including Rev. George E Maydwell as secretary and Rev. W L McDowell as statistical secretary. The district report highlighted progress in revivals and Epworth League growth, while education board leaders urged church schools to meet a new standard and expand efforts to educate the youth, stressing targeted support rather than general expenditures.
The funeral of Mrs Henry Fraley was held at her daughter Mrs Thomas Dix’s home on West Patrick street at 2 PM with Rev Luther Kuhlman of the Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating. Pallbearers named. interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Benjamin Ebert’s funeral followed at his father’s West Patrick street home with Rev Eebl moshe officiating and interment at Mt Olivet. Undertaker W H B Etebi. Auctioneer Chas B Fou, of this city, advertised sale by John T Williams of near dramaquie of farming implements, stock and household goods. Sale drew about ten thousand spectators. stands sold out early and prices strong.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a refined, effective laxative for cleansing the system and relieving colds headaches and fevers without unpleasant aftereffects. It presents the product as a pleasant modern alternative to harsher old methods.
Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore ferries a Brunswick estate to George W. Pigber for 775.00. Thaddeus M. Biser assigns to Nos E Cramer a tract of ground and improvements for 140. Fredericktown Savings to Richard Kelley 63 acres and 26 perches for 244. Alpert W H Maxwell and K E Secker to Judopa T Gewrene a house and lot in Frederick for 253. Herman L Koetzer and wife to County Commissioners of Frederick County a tract for 2445. David Matobart and wife to Lewis S Ramsburg 75 acres 8 roods 25 perches for 3500. Samuel Ramsburg to Lewis S Ramsburg 32 acres 22 perches for 35000. Daniel O Miller trustee to Vinson Sanner real estate in Frederick County 4025. Elles M Sanner and Fannie O Sanner to Stephen Brown reserve in Frederick County 425. Ellen M Sanner to Fannie O Sanner 165 acres 8 roods and 2 square perches. Fannie O Sanner to Ellen M Sanner 25 square perches.
Charles Bindinger of Harmony Grove and Alice Foggle of Houghs Church wed at the Lutheran parsonage in Wooedsboro with Rev. Ar Patterson officiating at 3 o clock Thursday. They then traveled to Baltimore for days with the bride’s relatives. A second note reports Miss Nestle Engram and Mr. Taylor Botts wed quietly at St James Lutheran parsonage Point of Rocks, surprising their families. Elmer Flook and Addin Haupt were married in Middletown Md. Daniel Baker and Anna Main tied the knot at Mr George Bronner’s home with a generous postnuptial dinner.
The hotel logs report arrivals since yesterday noon including Orry Horr J H C Hadly Worcester MA B Jule Louis Manaback E B Hayman F A Keys H Buxton Philadelphia R B Dickey FP Young P Higgins J W Riley W Nelson Jos C Johnson B&O RR F G Mercer Middletown PA J D Summers Manheim PA O H Burnett Harrisburg PA C O Duckle W M Hayworth Franklin V Elder H Lantz G B Fister B Spondauer A R Clayton E G Mears Baltimore R F Stottlemyer Hancock Jon W Lakin Washington county 8. Stouffer Sharpaburg G J Gannon Mrs J Ginschard W F F McSherry F J Jansen G M Blantvelt New York W G Hols Boston F L M Thayer Saint Louis W D Diller Rolling Springs county 16 Cazuix Hova E M Remaburg C L Gaver J D Curley Baltimore Master Frank Pampel Washington county Gnerr Hovsz Gere e London Chas Kotihasa Pooleshire John Bozeman Wm Connolly Baltimore W A Baer Shippenaburg county 12
Mo and the Ladies Auxiliary and Literary Society arrange a series of socials in the association rooms with the first event slated for Friday evening March 15. Attendance is encouraged from all members and the reception committee oversees the entertainment. The M C A Literary Society also convenes tomorrow at 7:30 for a private business session. The Light weekly expands after absorbing Blue Ridge Box and shifts publication to Wednesday. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for its reputed merits.
PURELY PERSONAL items recount social visits of G Joseph Gancon and others. The District at Eppy play review outlines a New York production with a notable cast and a plot involving corruption, family influence, and a district attorney. Regular matinees are noted for Harris Academy Baltimore the week of March 11.
Feast of Purim observed with the Hebrew Fast of Mitheralla today by orthodox congregations. Book of Esther read Saturday evening. Porim Sunday features feasting, gifts to the poor, and children's entertainments. March weather forecasts predict storms on March 4, 11, 12, 16 to 21, and around the new moon on the 26th with heavy storms. Baseball umpire Robert L. Lorentz weighing Southern league offers amid other announcements. decision expected.
Friends of Mrs Mollse Kellar of Braddock in this county held a surprise party last evening. Guests enjoyed the entertainment, refreshments, and games late into the night.
Notice to gas customers to pay by the 9th to keep discounts. Local ads mention Catty's Furniture, Dr Hardemy eye ear specialist visiting Frederick Thursday to Friday, a claim about tack products, and Cerealsville roller flour claims April February? end of February. 100 barrels of CERESVILLE ROLLER FLOUR promoted as a better baking flour.
A fragmented notice outlines efforts to reform residents who bought Stein's saloon and run it in a refined style. It invites W. P. Edwards to call, lists estate and hearing notes, and advertises a special sale of rugs, brooms, and carpet remnants with various canned goods and seafood items offered.
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