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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1891
Page
4
The Daily News notes lost pug John Hendrickson and a plan to publish an Illustrated Trade Edition highlighting Frederick business. Frederick promoters announce 29 manufacturers to attract relocation, with ads urging liberal support from local merchants and a focus on showcasing principal buildings.
The annual report by Philip D. Lawrence, treasurer, shows total receipts from all sources of 1011.18 dollars and expenditures of 0.10, leaving a treasury balance of 33.08 dollars. The town’s total assets are 650 dollars.
A sermon extols Queen of Sheba's spices as a metaphor for lively faith and vibrant church life. Solomon, wisdom, and commerce illustrate how Christianity should sweeten worship, outreach, and daily acts, urging ministers to infuse sermons and ministries with warmth, practicality, and hopeful cheer.
The text presents a dense, poetic, and fragmentary cosmology mixing nature, fragrance, and religious imagery. It braids references to carnage, heavenly aromas, and distant places with invented or distorted names, creating a surreal meditation on sacred landscapes and divine presence.
Mr Henry Roddy and son depart for Chicago. Mr Frank Elder and Jemilly plan a Toledo move. Wm Hamme visits Missouri relatives. Farmers League meeting set at Gelwicks Hall May 9 at 9. Blacksnake 7 ft 1 in slain in Harbaugh Valley. Albert Little born April 20 1691 in Philadelphia. Red Men fair May 23 29 30 at J M Kerrigan salesroom. Church hours changed to 10 00 am and 7 30 pm Sabbath school 9 45 am. Mr Michael McFadden married Mrs Sarah A Kain. Calithumpian band serenaded. Gillelan horse death report heart disease. Mrs Seraphine Hammett dies aged 72. Funeral at Westminster, burial Mt St Marys. Charles B Willson born Libertytown June 11 1821, obituary notes long Emmitaburg residence. Requiem Mass at St Josephs with burial at Mt St Marys College cemetery.
A meeting Saturday afternoon promoted a proposed railroad from Middle Town to Yellow Springs linking with Monadsty Valley. An engineer’s survey showed nine and a half miles at an estimated cost of about seventy five thousand dollars. A three member committee was formed to coordinate with the other end and report at Hee Slacdag, after which stock subscriptions are expected to be solicited. A determined effort to build the line was announced.
The Baltimore American notes Sufts in a Western Maryland push to build a strong delegation for Governor. Robbery in Gaithers, Carroll County, saw Sir Williams’ store broken into Saturday night. Six men arrested in Ellic City and later released after searches found no goods.
Mullinix and Kemp announce the largest matting invoice seen in Frederick with many styles including Bungos Opasamas Bingos Kioto Shintos. They promise competitive prices state by state and note 123 rolls are arrived with more on the way.
The monthly Aid Society meeting was held at the Ale church Sunday evening. Officers elected Saturday at Comes Loige include G T for the for testaying May, J H Wolf, Hodges, Cecil Dhen, Ed McEtirest, and others. Members Myra Wolfe and Jennie Hodges visited with friends over Sunday and Monday. Miss Lesh Watkins of Cedar Grove spent last week with relatives.
The first notice reports Mies Suits A Bennett dying yesterday at 7 o'clock at 10 Brady Avenue Waverly aged 72. Funeral services were held at 16 Brad Avenue and the body moved to Frederick for burial. The deceased left a son Mr John H Bennett of this city. The second obituary announces John Baker of Union Bridge died Friday morning from paralysis of the heart at the age of 71. He leaves a widow and several grown children. The funeral was held Sunday at the B E church Union Bridge with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
General Brown orders erection in the Fire Regiment to fill the vacancy from Col H K Douglas resignation and any other field vacancies. A meeting to choose will be at the Fifth Regiment Armory on Monday May 11 at noon. Adjutant general has sent warrants for six months expenses to April 1.
John D. Myers and wife transfer 1 acre to Lemuel E. Myary for 225 dollars. Samuel L. Bette sells tracts to David A. Batts. Ann M. Lugenbeel as executrix and Charles H. Lugenbeel as executor transfer 1863 acres to Peter Lugenbeel at 10.75 dollars per acre. Peter Lugenbeel transfers land to Charles B. R. Lugenbeel in Linganore district for 5 dollars.
Reverend Fr W H L Reaney of Libertys plans a new St Peter's School costing 10000 dollars. Sisters of Charity will operate it with contractor W H Cromwell aiming to finish in 2028 for occupation this fall. It will follow the St Joseph's model at Omnisburg.
An unknown pauper was arrested on the street by Officer Obenderfer and handed to county constable Miller. He appeared before Magistrate Eckstein and was committed to jail for a hearing tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock.
The Gaele Hiram Comedy Company season closed last Friday night with Mr. Frank B. Rhodes of Frederick connected to the troupe. Rhodes will spend several weeks in Chicago before returning to Frederick.
The State versus Thomaz Laker bearing an assault on Daniel Burner was postponed from Saturday before Magistrate Turner to Saturday May 6 at 11 o'clock.
Advertises fabrics in serge, Henrietta, and batiste plus trims in IMP, velvet, and Sarah. Promotes suede mosquetaire gloves, parasols, and sun umbrellas. Highlights shades, colors, and bargain pricing with catchy phrases.
At the court house door on a Saturday at 1 90 p m Joseph Cronise trustee conducted a sale of several parcels including an improved mountain farm of acres and perches to Joseph L Bubresss for 17 dollars and other properties to Jno Bahrinas and Athert x Brown with various acreages and perches, all located in Hare District Gl county.
Jiatiers Esamaer Workington Premesden Dot Zilmerman and the committee will visit Sam's Creek on Wednesday to investigate the need for more public school facilities. A report will be presented at the meeting of all members, with a vote on the matter. The board will appoint trustees for all public schools at the upcoming session.
Preparations for a Monday Westminster parade attract Knights from Alartinsburg W Va Chauberburg Roippensburg Waynesboro York Hanover Williamsport Hagerstown Mechanicatown Frederick and Martinsburg with the Pythian Drill Association of Baltimore invited and may join.
Messrs 8'm Miller and Co lay pipes on East Patrick street across Water street and their coal yards. A sewer is laid at the same time and a cheap breaker is dispensed with at that point. This sets a pattern for the corporation and may influence other city areas.
School examiner Worthington and assistant Holtz paid about 160 county teachers on Friday and Saturday, totaling 18,500 dollars. About 58 teachers remain unpaid, requiring roughly 3,000 pounds more to cover their salaries.
The week ending March 21 shows a one third rise in retail sales of Ceresville rollers, indicating strong consumer demand for the product. Ex passy for home trade is manufactured by E A Shiner Milling Co.
We have received attractive novelties suitable for advert ising purposes and spring notices. Visit The News office to view them and to discuss cheap printing services.
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