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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1894
Page
3
New ads today appear in The News. The paper presents advertisers in clear lines and urges readers to report irregularities promptly. It emphasizes reliability and careful selection of advertisers to maintain trust and confidence.
Organists and choir masters are asked to submit their Easter music programs by Friday noon to ensure the church's Easter service attendance and music listing are accurate and complete.
Items note personal property sale by A C Sigler on March 26 moving to the county. P M Hitshew plans a residence on Baltimore pike near N O Cline. Five horses sold near Rocky Ridge. eleven in Emmitsburg area at $195-$199. W F H Biggs & Brother to dissolve-Apr 1. new firm Biggs Bros will run mill and warehouse. Wheat fields turn green. parsnips praised. Sugar Loaf Mountain forest fire rumors. Edward Garrett applies for insolvent relief. Health urged as priceless. Maryland labor stats chief estimates 38,900 Baltimore unemployed. Elias Brown loses horse in mine. Miscellany on gourmands, dawn lights, arctic explorers, and decorative china items. Columbian stamps to be sold. post-Columbian red stamps to return. Leno/Newman admitted to Frederick County bar. Chicago Exchange manager enforces dress for operators. Also stray notes on poetry, Easter dates, and a tonic for coughs.
Rev. Dr. Talmage delivered a Rigorous Tabernacle sermon arguing Christianity grows, the Bible remains central, and its influence expands worldwide. He cites church growth, missionary surge, and widespread Bible usage to counter claims that religion is fading, stressing faith's resilience against science and secular critique.
A speaker argues for gospel belief by recalling Abraham Lincoln era doubts and a dying daughter pressed by both parents. The sermon contrasts faith in Jesus Christ with skepticism, urging a young man to choose the mother’s religion over secular doubt. The tale highlights testimonies, crisis faith, and the call to accept religious instruction.
A post office notice signed by F A Jones urges patrons to write or print their address in the upper corner of letters or packages. If observed, there will be no need for a dead letter office. postmasters should post the card and inform patrons, though compliance is not mandatory but advised.
The encampment of the late militia is under debate this summer with strong preference for Frederick. A meeting will be held at the City Hotel on Wednesday night at 7 o'clock for all interested to draft pleas for holding the encampment there. Hood's Sarsspasius is advertised as a blood purifier and cure.
Carpets and matting arriving in the past two weeks offer a wide variety of new patterns and colorings at the lowest prices ever known in Frederick. Don’t be misled by inflated reductions. Visit our store to see that prices stay low all season and that we follow no one but Lead a Low Prices.
A Philadelphia book advertisement notes rising bicycle entries in Fairmount Park from 1833 to a decade of growing travel interest, while horse and vehicle counts decline. Comfort Bros previously of Philadelphia relocate confectionery business to Baltimore, with local wishes for success.
Local items advertise an 85 dollar bicycle at the Gem store and mention high grade wheels. Revival services in Frederick tonight at Bemp Hail. Encampment planning meeting at City Hotel Wednesday night March 21st to arrange hosting. Dutrow's offers ice cream soda water and Easter novelties. Hughes Berry Golden Yellow Field Car seed drought-tolerant, for sale by Allen Gaylon & Co in Frederick Maryland.
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