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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
4
A garbled sequence lists events on March 15 across ancient and medieval times including Palos harbor discovery by Columbus and other dated items. The text is fragmented but references historical milestones and dates without coherent narrative or complete details.
A brief note describes that cloud and rain seen in the 8. W. today will appear here in a day or two and that a weather change from the N. W. today predicts colder or warmer conditions locally. It mentions rain and a cold wave could arrive together resulting in cold rain or snow.
Public sale advertised with notices from George B. Culler P O Lapector Doll and Albaugh listing items selling. Building for rent and house for rent noted along with plating outfit for sale and crackers sale by John Hendriceson and G F Smith.
Delaware peach growers fear a bumper crop due to cold weather many peaches will be stored rather than sold last week of winter and St Patrick’s Day is near. Fresh fish enter the local market. Birds frozen in the recent blizzard are being found across the county partridges reportedly perished. Cumberland secretary William Fengesa takes a Congressional clerk post under George Wellington. Abbreviations in the Boston Advertiser draw mockery. New Jersey bread glove rumor dismissed. New York’s constitution preserves forest lands from sale or exchange. Oswego man J F Irwin owns an inter-leaved Bible cost 16000 in sixty folios. Baltimore egg prices are down. Tiny printers ink can sway public opinion. Vultures as tropical scavengers and last year lynchings rosters noted. Gettysburg Electric Railway desk rumored fallen bronze. Street sellers pressure elite streets. Tom Lee’s business hindered by steam laundries. Frank Engle of West Patrick Street injures his left hand at Bruch Factory. Marriage licenses issued to Anders, Shank, Campbell, Castle, Adams, Clatz.
The regular monthly meeting of the F.C. MCA board heard the secretary present a brief outline of association work since the last meeting. Attendance at rooms rose with better meetings, social events drew large crowds, and the Literary Society grew. the Ladies Auxiliary reported active efforts and a successful Colonial Tea funded by proceeds.
J M Litzinger of Oakland Maryland is named the state statistician for the Agriculture Department at $600 yearly. He edits the Mountain Democrat. He succeeds Captain Hayden of the Garrett County Republican whose term ended last December. Shepherdstown elected J N Trapnell mayor Vim A Coompine recorder and councilmen A S Reynolds C J Rinehart G T Hodges Joseph L Cockus G W Gomrickhouss. Local option passed by 44 votes. The town will begin twelve months of service dating from May 1. An overdose of landanum endangers a Libertstown baby. The Restores: Sprague of Figs laxative remedy recommended.
The members of Fredonie Council, Senior Order American Mechanical, secured Kemp Hall third floor as headquarters and will fit up the room with new furniture and conveniences to be one of the state’s most attractive lodge rooms. A dedication meeting is planned for the first week of April with police present. if arrangements succeed a speaker from Baltimore will discuss council merits. The council is in a thriving, energetic condition with active members.
The United Brethren Conference at Tharomont elected Rev. W.L. Marin as general secretary. A list of local preachers passed, with names including L. UO. Burmer and W. D. Barger. Reports noted one death Rev. D D Beedy and two resignations. The travel and preaching totals reached 3,000 miles and 175 sermons.
A short note from Weat Patrick street marks the fifth birthday of Master Joseph C. Davis, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis. He spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. John Reno and was entertained at home by his brothers. He looks forward to wearing his first suit of clothes as a sign of growing up.
A jumble of social notes from Cumberland to Baltimore lists visits and guests. Mr Samuel Hedges journeys from Cumberland after visiting Frederick friends. Miss Sarah Collifower of Baltimore visits with Mr L. Ungar and others. Miss Kate Goldborough and Miss Poe of Latimore plan an outing in Fredericze. Prof C F Frook ts attends United Brethren Church conference in Taermont. Several residents report illnesses and travel, including Miss Richardson of the Woman's College and Miss Amelis Zepp recovering from scarlet fever. Rev J W Kirscofe departs Walkersville Frederick and Middletown Circuits for Mont Alto Pa.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces the last personally conducted tour to Florida for the season to Jacksonville. Depart New York and Philadelphia on March 26, with round trip transportation meals and Pullman berth for 50.00 from New York and 48.00 from Philadelphia. Tickets valid for return passage through May 31. Space limited. early applications advised at Ticket Agents or 1196 Broadway New York or Room 411 Broad Street Station Philadelphia. Fox chase set for March 18 at Woodsboro at 1:30 p.m. All sport lovers invited.
D. H. Best promotes real quality in merchandise and urges customers to discover true value by identifying this quality. The store promises only goods from top manufacturers and invites customers to inspect the selection and prices, even if they do not buy.
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