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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1894
Page
3
New advertisement lists SJs Harris secretary George Gilbert and N E Cramer with R O Mantz P P Pampel trustees FP Thomas agent Allen Rohrback and others in a Brown Bros Co line with Lord O E Zellers Jenale T Biser D Doli chairman D B Best and Priver Miling Co at 99 West Church Street Brown Bros Co Box 434 and related parties identified in the notice.
The Weekly News requests advertisers send copy for prompt insertion and good location by 5 p m each Wednesday. Changes to advertisements must be submitted by noon that day.
A mixed local briefing notes weather shifts from vernal storms to cooler trends with Hicks predicting a storm period to the 29th. Contemplates portraits on stamps, teetotalist Joseph Livesey’s 100th birth anniversary observances, and a Chester disbursing agent bond requirement. Reports on John Wilkinson the bibliomaniac, Captain John Clishy’s death, St John’s College Pinafore rehearsal, Gettysburg National Guard encampment costs, frost risk in Frederick, early bloom in peach and apricot, a horse death from lockjaw, a beer wagon mishap, insolvency trustee appointment, and upcoming speeches at Cry Hall. Health updates include Frederick Skinner’s decline and Mabel Earnshaw’s diphtheria visit, with Mrs Zimmerman and Mr Esler noted as ill. Shade trees near Remsburg’s noted.
A Brooklyn Easter service at the Tabernacle featured Rev. St. Talmage’s sermon “Easter in Greenwood.” The piece praises cemetery beauty, recalls Machpelah and Greenwood memorials, and imagines resurrection as transforming graves into radiant realms, with vivid biblical and historic allusions and emphasis on bodily resurrection.
Easter services at All Saints PL BE included a full morning service and Holy Communion. The rector Rev. Osborne Ingle delivered a sermon from He is risen, with music led by Mise Campbell and organist, assisted by Mr Byrd Lichelberger. Cards, palms, and Marcuerites were arranged, and an afternoon service featured hymns and a sermon. The Life Gleaners held an Easter feast, with remarks and Easter eggs and cake.
Easter in Frederick mixed sun and clouds with sprightly church services and vibrant decorations. Rev. L. Watson led a large Methodist congregation while children filled evening services with special programs as homes displayed bright spring flowers despite cool winds and intermittent snow. A Buckeystown baseball win and local shooting contests plus a lively fox chase at Bellevue Farm capped a day of community happenings.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor will meet in Baltimore tomorrow at 2 pm. The benevolent order has about 140,000 members, has paid forty million dollars to widows and orphans, and pays 32,000 on a member's death. Local officers and Frederick City district leaders are listed as part of the organization.
The Frederick post office advertises letters remaining for issue dated Saturday March 24. Applicants must call for these letters, or they are sent to the dead letter office after two weeks. Names include Feanie Brown and Miss ereezie.
The text notes a 3 by 45 inch duck eye dock described as rescari 2 and nearly black in color, with a rare mention of a Plymouth Reck pen owned by Mr Zacharias. The pen is described as id and measured at 72 by 68 inches, with a Wednesday reference.
HYHENEA L STALEY-WEITE marries March 21 1884 by Rev J T Rogister at First Reformed Parsonage Baltimore. William T Staley of this county weds Beesie W White daughter of Brath thew White Sr Baltimore. Hood's Sarsaparilla guarantees a complete cure and is honestly advertised.
Representative Mick alg endorsed B ston for the Freder ck postmastership after the Postmaster General backed the application. Other rivals included Dr E C McSherry R J Dutrow and David Wertheimer with Wertheimer withdrawing in favor of Blackston. The salary is 2400 a year.
Citizens and business men will meet tonight at the City Hotel to discuss securing the State encampment. B. F. Bond of the B&O Railroad will attend to confer with attendees. D. Doll chairs, Allen Rohrback secretary.
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