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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1894
Page
3
Tomorrow the 15th the carriers of Fee Damy News will collect from all subscribers on their routes the amounts due. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
A diverse set of items notes an heir's estate going to relatives, a new paper shoestring machine, Tokyo bathhouses, agriculture vs manufacturing figures, detective arrest limits, Gorman's birthday, eye diseases, bread weight changes, school salaries in Washington County, Hagerstown newspaper sale and continuity, court opinions, weather storms, US trade surplus, local fishing and schooling, beet extract meat conversion, water's role in life, Asiatic flora, phosphate mining, spring railway revival, Frederick carpenters work, a local agency appointment, Mt Olivet monuments, and a prompt about using Hood's Bar sap rilla for health.
The report of the M. E. Conference outlines appointive changes for many circuits and districts including Frederick district, Baltimore and New England transfers, and supernumerary adjustments. The Rev Hedges and Rev Brown shift to supernumerary status, and Rev Gill moves to Monument Street church amid overall reassignments.
Mr Albert L Pearre will conduct the drag business at the oil stand, taking over Mrs Henrienoa Gar rett s interest. Pearre s affable and gentlemanly manner and long experience suggest continued liberal patronage for the firm.
Advertises a condensed one volume encyclopedia and gazetteer by Rand McNally & Co. It claims 18 000 subjects, 80 maps and 2000 illustrations across 23 parts of 82 pages, each issued for 10 cents and a coupon, delivered postpaid or at the News office.
County correspondence from Mountaindale and Grac:eham area detailing April moves, new houses, accidents, visits, church activities, Easter services, and local weather. Includes Druid Hill VA items with communion plans, meetings, Easter events, garden work, and a shooting event plus wheat market activity and street congestion from Garroul street.
Kenneth W. Young a well known toy o of this city and Miss Neilie daughter of Mr and Arts Frederick Koehler were quietly married last evening at the home of and by Rev S M Hench North Market street using the Reformed church ceremony. Also marriage license issued to Martin Luther Biehl and Mrs Susan M Deinst er of Seerian Kenneth W Young and Mrs Nellie Machler both of York?
The Board of County Commissioners yesterday reappointed J. Wm. Baughman to the tax collectorship after settling the dispute. He reportedly received five votes. The leading rival was C. Thomas Dougherty.
An old promotional line touts Syrup of Figs as a modern, well formed remedy to cleanse the system and break up colds headaches and fevers without unpleasant after effects.
Geo Glasgow of Harford and James McSherry of Union Mills died aged 72 and 80 respectively. Mayor R J Haim of Hagerstown was renominated by Democrats. Over 30 joined the Howland fox hunt at Annapolis. Clarence G Child lectured at St Johns College on Lyly the Euphuist. The Hagerstown News plant was sold to a stock company. James Spence died at Cherry Hill aged 74. A four year old child burned to death near Burkittsville. Furbridget cycle plant sold to George Warwick for 6400 dollars. Maryland Court of Appeals met in Annapolis handing down 19 decisions and adjourned in memory of Chas J M Gwinn. George B CESMFORS sued Hagerstown over a drain dig. Peter B Small Jr elected chair of Hagerstown GOP. John W Fogle killed near Union Bridge by dynamite explosion. Bowman faction of Evangelical Association sued Dales faction for church property in Hagerstown.
The April Frank Leslie's Monthly features Hudson on the Latin Quarter of Paris with fourteen drawings and a Pantheon Carnival page. It includes The Bermudas and Logging in Northern Wisconsin, plus notable papers on the New York Bar and Three Actresses. New serials Ivan the Fool and The Silver Shafts advance. The drama Lord Rooney debuts with praise for originality, humor, and strong illustration.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas T Picking celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary at Hampony Grove with about 160 guests. Refreshments and music were provided by local friends. well wishes continued as the evening closed. Also reports of several parties hosted by Geo Bronzer and Biles Manzesia Young with dancing and games. Orphans Court items note various guardian accounts and estate filings including the will of Daniel Culler and administration grants. A child named Claudia Ridgely injured her eye in an evening romp but the wound is not serious.
Harry H. Chambers transfers a Bronawick lot to Edward C. Shafer for 160 dollars. Francena A. Sparrow sells a Jefferson lot to Susan F. Thomas for 500 dollars. Samuel Hoover conveys 1 acre 3 roods and 1 square perene of land to John W. Hoover for 50 dollars. Agnes M. Wachter and husband David transfer a parcel to James A. Elder for 20 dollars.
Obituary from Mt Pleasant recounts Ephraim Zimmerman death after a long eczema illness. He was a farmer, school commissioner, and church elder who supported the Grade Reformed church and funded church beautification. Funeral in Mt Pleasant with Rev. Shulenberger delivering a Bible-filled sermon and burial at Mt Oliver cemetery.
The store advertises inexpensive stamped and lace trimmings plus linen scarfs and table damasks with a special bleached piece offered at 39 cents, well below the usual 65 cents. A tabloid-style note promotes agents earning 54 dollars daily and boasts a new kitchen utengi.
The shop reports continuous customer demand for spring fabrics and novelties led by new Latin moire cotton cloths. The novelty item at 12 cents remains a top seller as shoppers flock to refreshed stock.
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