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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1894
Page
4
Dioner’s Plight reveals a prisoner in precarious health after a 10 year term at the penitent jail. An attendant notes limited interaction as he spends time in his cell in deep meditation. Home Talent presents “Rusty Dismends” tonight at City Opera House, with proceeds aiding Mr. Wm. Avis.
Ha gerstown street commissioners and court opinions ahead. O H W Regan qualified as street commissioner for Hagerstown. Mrs Anna Palmer wills probate at Centreville. David Hall dies at Indian Spring aged 58. Pleuro pneumonia feared among cattle in Letternburg. Dwellings of Isaac Gardner and Jacob Bankett burned near Westminster. Queen Anne commissioners to convene on tax assessments. Bancroft to lead cadets on summer cruise. Garish Bainbridge charged with theft from State Senator Talbott. bail set. Oyster dredging slows in lower bay due to low prices. Joseph Shieffer of Westminster bank redally ill. J Wye Neck church to sever from Rotheburg. Iva Leonard captured after hot chase. captain charged with night dredging. Washington county commissioners fund new school board. appoint constables. Hand v Dukes election case heard at Easton. Bedwell granary and carriage house burned at Elkton. loss 2000. North East horse killed on tracks. Maryland branch Woman's Missionary Society meets at Beedysville. Senior conference begins there today.
An evening gathering at Green Meadow Frederick County in honor of Hurley C. Eyler featured games and refreshments. Dozens of attendees from nearby towns shared a social evening, with guests departing in good spirits after enjoying entertainment and a birthday moment.
The regular weekly Literary Society meeting was held Tuesday evening with President Thomas presiding and readings, debates, and a future program outlined. Members debated editors' responsibility to correspondents, while medical patent ads promote Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and Shiloh's Cure for coughs and throat ailments.
The Sixth Annual Session of the Warg isod Branch of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church met at the U B Church in Keedysville yesterday. Mrs. A M Evers was named president pro tem and later elected president for the coming year. delegates included Mrs. D F Flock Mrs R Ridenour Ada and Fannie Wilbide. Rev. Martin presided in the afternoon, and Prof Cyrus F Look of Myeraville attended the T B Conference at Bee dysville.
Clemend Paragraphs lists Mrs. Holman of Washington visiting Mrs. Margaret Branner on East Patrick street. Miss Mary Ritchie of Chicago visits relatives. Mrs. Bettle Ritchie visits daughter in Philadelphia. Mrs. Stevens and others from Washington attend home missions events. Emma Stunkle and relatives travel from Point of Rocks to Allegany mountains. Josiah Betts visits Frederick. Geo. Wilcoxon in Baltimore. John Ritchie heads to Hagerstown. W. C. Garrett in Brunswick on business. McQuilkin and Gardner families in Frederick for conference. G. W. Lilly, Pawnee Bill, arrives in the city.
A house on Manchester road four miles from Westminster was destroyed by fire, chimney-related, with $1000 loss. Winchester citizens praised Chas B Rouss for a $20000 water-supply donation. Hagerstown to vote March 20 on a five-cent tax for fire department funding. Judge Stake granted a divorce between Agnes L Hoover and Charlies E Hoover, both of Hagerstown. A Springfield Mass paper asked governors about a Corbett Jackson fight. Maryland Governor Brown did not respond. Henry Blumgartner did furnace lining at Hyges Ice Works East Patrick street. Frederick Gum Club to shoot at Mr McDevitt’s farm. contest expected to be interesting.
Marriage notice for Ells Q Hemp, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hemp, to John Seders of West Virginia, March 15 at 8 p.m. at their residence. Also includes ad-like prose on Hoosier remedies and household products.
Captain A P Loud recounts forty years at sea including command of a yacht and later a government post in Alaska. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and New Heart Cure for his relief from nervousness and heart ailments, claiming strong health gains and no opiates. He endorses the remedies and notes availability from Dr Miles products through druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
An advertisement page lists men shoe needs with broad soles and comfort to prevent loss of traction and urges timely purchases at low prices. It also presents a page of new ads from D. El Best enner Kemp Thos H Haller J Harris Sec Rare Opportunity C M DeGarmendia and others including real estate dry goods estrays and public sale notices plus bank statements from Citizens National and Farmers and Mechanics National Banks.
Fire sick in Frederick area as Mrs Mary Plummer and Miss Bliss Frost are mentioned among the ill. Rev J W Howard recovers from cramps and attends conference. A shooting match at Glaze farm yields George Mulhorn eight of ten to win first prize, with the Kesslers near Adamstown taking second and third. Dr Syrus Edson warns about cold leading to consumption and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy available from Gar Trott and Pearre in Frederick.
Charles Wertheimer has awarded the contract to erect four two story brick houses on East Church near Carter Street. Tearing down the old weather board house has begun on the site. An advertisement touts Salvation Oil Pan Tins and Berl's Clover Root with claims of curing throat and lung troubles and purifying blood, sold by local druggists.
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