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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1893

Page

5

Weather Forecast for Saturday from Tan News

Special dispatch from Wasnteton D.C. May 27 reports light showers expected Saturday night. Weather Bureau statement by MW Hagpington notes conditions for the area. Also mentions a cemetery company and various ads for cigars, dry goods, and a large arrival from Rice & Haller and Doll Brothers.

Tan News Wasnteton, D.C Cemetery Company Rice & Haller No. le. Kline Dry Goods Doll Brothers

South Mountain Enterprise Company Elects Officers

The South Mountain Enterprise Company of Myersville names Cyrus Frank Plock as president G W Wachtel as vice president C H Butts as secretary and G W Bittle as treasurer for the coming year. Community notes mention hinged gates weather and local events.

The Philomathean Meeting Debates Nicaraguan Canal Bonds

A large Kemp Hall audience attended a Philomathean Literary Society event featuring readings by Geo Ed Smith and E P Gale, a Newman oration on Father Damien, and a debate on whether the United States should guarantee payment of Nicaragua canal bonds. Judge panel favored the affirmative led by Vincent Sebold with Kohrback closing, Worthington adjourned and society set for future banquets and a Fourth of July celebration.

Kemp Hall Philomathean Literary Society M. P. Richards E. L. Bootitz Glens H. Worthington Geo. Ed. Smith P. Gale Maryland School For the Deaf Charles Dickens Smith Robyn John S Newman Damien Malachi Newman Wallace Allen Rohrback America Noah E. Cramer F. McKinsey Francis Scott Key Robin Adair United States Worthington Messrs W. Nash Young C. Cmith Reno S. Harp P. L. Hitcshew Geo. W Grove A. J. Gill Jacob Kohrback Nicaragua Tors The G. H. Worthington T. M. Elser Has Lough C. E. Linn D.C. Aldridge Irving A.baugh T. M. Biser E. L.boblitz E., Gramer Darrow F. M. Feubie E. P. Gale Gill J. J. Oud C. E.klein G. F. Hreh Chas. Lough L. T. Macgil, Jr Folger McKinsey G. P. Miller

It Pays When Properly Done in Advertising

The article argues that consistent effort yields success in business and advertising, comparing persistent investment to water wearing away stone. It cites John Wanamaker as an example and warns against expecting instant riches from small, irregular ad spending. It emphasizes sustained, properly executed campaigns.

John Wanamaker

Young People Missionary Society Program at U B Church

A U B Church event featured a large floral altar arrangement and a lengthy program with solos recitations readings and a finale hymn led by Miss Agele Mebbing and Miss Emma Woodward. The pastor gave the address and benediction ending the church gathering. Fraternal visit: Olive Council No 50 CMA Malon Bridge IA paid Fredonia Council No 46 a visit escort to hall. Three new members received degree with masterly exemplification. banquet followed with a cake gift from Fredonia to Olive Council.

U. B. Missionary Society Young People's Missionary Society of U. B Clayton Willie Fisher Mise Tursle Mayailles Solo Rhodie Krise Bessie Harman Aggie Mehrting Moble Harman Minole Cram William Lease Jesus Agele Mebbing Emma Woodward Maggie Wiles Edward Kreb Nettle Crum Land of the Blessed Mollie Harman Bosale Harman Society Misa Mole Harman Olive Council Malon Bridge Carroll County Mid Fredonia Coaneil P.R.R Fredonia Council Weat Church Street Freionia Council

Baseball News: Pastimes edge Athletics in darkness

Weather affected attendance as the Pastimes and Athletics played four innings, Pastimes leading 11 to 10 after a 6 2 third, with a one handed fielding highlight by Smith. Next game Bravens vs Citizens scheduled. local notes on Ocean Grove camp meeting site plans and Rev. Dr. Stokes’s fiftieth year in ministry.

Kolb Athletics Smith Ease Bravens Citizens Ketler Moberly Browns Strasberger Wood Frederick Ocean Grove N. d Stokes M. E. Church

Bests Opening at North Market Street Store

Mr David H Best opened his renovated summer store today on North Market Street. The display showcased dry goods nations and gems furnishing goods in a tasteful arrangement with towers and a separate apartment for isches wraps. The decorated windows glowed with electric lights and hidden wires.

the Best David H. Best North Market Street

Warning to Genners on Squirrel Hunting Law

County game officials warn of violations of the season rule prohibiting shooting squirrels before August 15. The notice stresses severe punishment for offenders as many females are bearing young.

Executors Granted For Hood Estate. Troxell Released

Orphans Court grants letters testamentary on the estate of George Hood to George B. Hood as executor. Susannah Hertsod husband and Mary E. Troxell release William D. Troxell as executor of Frederick Troxell, deceased, by heirs.

George Hood George B. Hood William D. Troxell Frederick Troxell Susannah Hert Mary E. Troxell

Bastardy Case Arrest in Unionville County

Wilson Key, a colored man, was arrested at Unionville this county early this morning by Deputy Stephen D Myers on a writ issued by Justice EL C. Treadie of Liberty. He is jailed to await court action on the bastardy charge.

Wilson Key Unionville This County Stephen D Myers EL CU. Treadie Liberty

Globe Fish sighting in local city curiosity from Norfolk

Mr. Daniel Feigiey of this city received from Norfolk a specimen of the Diodon or Globe Fish. The fish is globular in form about three inches in diameter, a notable curiosity for local observers.

Daniel Feigiey Norfolk

Black Snake Captured by Lom Family in Smoke Town

W. F. Lom and two sons of Smoke Town captured a large black snake last Wednesday. The specimen measured feet and inches in length and inches in girth at its widest point.

Lom Smoke Town

Elected Minister Named at German Baptist Brethren Meeting

At Grossuickle church last Saturday the German Baptist Brethren elected Chas Ausherman of Eberton as minister of the denomination.

Grossuickle’s Church Chas. Ausherman Eberton

The Girl About Town at the Exposition and Town Talk

Local notes recount visits to the World’s Fair in Chicago, fashion and shopping prompts, and social chatter. Mentions Maryland and Frederick exhibits, weather, and a parade of merchants advertising home goods, ice cream, stoves, shades, and gingham. Also notes upcoming fireman celebration, boating, and a century old apple tree with large fruit.

Elmer Psimer Myersville William Lady

Baltimore and Ohio Railway Bridge and Tunnel Progress

Contractors for the new Baltimore and Ohio Railway bridge and tunnel at Harper's Ferry push ahead rapidly. Only about 250 feet of tunnel under Maryland Heights remains to be pierced and bridge work progresses well. Delays occurred during recent floods when fire washed away the derrick.

Baltimore Onio Raiiford Harper's Fery Maryland Heights

St John’s May Procession Attracts Sunday School Leaders

The St John’s Sunday school plans a 4 p m procession if weather allows. Queens of Virgins Prophets Martyrs Apostles etc will lead with banners coronets and emblems. Attendants carry crosses candles palms and sacred symbols as the choir and large statue follow to the church for offerings and Benediction.

St. John’s Rachel Hager Nannie Wilson Alice Dol Alice Cram Grace Paebus Mary Sisley Corinne Payne Luisa Mary Houlis Emms Webb Grace Myer Miss May Smith Bessie Betgiey Nellie McCafirey Tripple Cross Wannie Kate Eisenhauer Alx Little Girls Banner of Sodality Mamie Eisephauer Lena Neidhardt Olht Little Girls White Lacy Neidhardt Etta Wilson

Death Notices From Keedysville And Surrounding Areas

Otho F. Knode of Keedysville dies at 80 after Brights disease and paralysis. funeral at Salem A B church with large turnout. interment Fairview cemetery. Mary A Lett of Florence Howard county dies at 26 leaving husband and three children. funeral at Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs George W Barrick dies near Rocky Ridge after sudden illness. noted for lifelong habit of reading daily newspaper. Norman Derr, three, son of Jobo Bellholtz near Rocky Ridge, dies. funeral at Mt Tabor Church officiated by Rev Henry Mann.

Otho F. Knode Keedysville Bright Petersville Frederick County E. C. K. Castle B.R Carnahan Salem A. B. Church Fairview Cemetery Mary Mary A. Lett John T. Layman Wfe Florence Howard County Joss Alt Tabor Mountain View MHS Barrick George W. Barrick Rocky Ridge Norman Eeilholtz Norman Derr Jobo Bellholtz Mt Tabor Church Henry Mann Mechanicstown

Pleasant Personal Notes On Local Visitors And Residents

Purely personal notice column records visits and upcoming events. Albert Schroeder of this city visits Baltimore. Chief Judge McSherry remains at home until June 20 while the Court of Appeal starts the summer term. Mrs M L Maysines and Miss Florence Cecil spend weeks at Piedmont West Virginia. Mrs W G West of Leesburg visits daughter Mrs George M Grayson of West Third Street. Miss Minnie Baumgardner visits friends in Martinsburg. Bir Joshua Albaugh of Mt Pleasant is in the city on business. Mr Irving Bleer, a popular young county teacher, has recently gone to India to take a collegiate course.

Albert Schroeder Oly Baltimore City McSherry Court of Appeal M. L. Maysines Florence Cecil Piedmont W. Ye W. G. West Leesburg, Ve Geo. M. Grayson Weat Third Street Minnie Baumgardner Martinsburg Joshua Albaugh Mt. Pleazant Irving Bleer

Hotel arrivals and guests listed from various cities

Yesterday's hotel arrivals include W G Ditman F W Trimble John H Trimble R Stebl F J Fitzpatrick J B Bryan J Cabs M Scauman J F Dorrey D P Wheelman Jefferson Laitimore W S Civer J H Carter Philadelphia M Calm D Lowenstein New York W S Molty Boston Misss John A Pane Alexandris Pa E H Twelverys Albany N X 31 M Porterfield Harrisburg Pa Cantix Horss G Hood N Hobbs J Lowman Mr Airy C Hernsley L B Smith Baltimore J Shank Pn Philadelphia Garber Union Bridge John Garver Hagerstown F Vollmer Harrisburg Pa from county 2 from city Grort Hover N Angell and sons Taneytown C J Snider Elhart Ind F W Spotter Columbus Pa J A Thomas Montgomery county 2 from county 2 from city

Westerday W. G. Ditman F. W. Trimble John H Trimble R. Stebl F. J. Fitzpatrick Bryan J. Cabs M. Scauman J. F. Dorrey D. P. Wheelman Jefferson Laitimore Civer J H. Carter Philadelphia M. Calm D. Lowenstein New York Molty Boston John A. Pane Alexandris E. H. Twelvervs Albany M. Porterfield Harrisburg G. Hood N. Hobbs J. Lowman Mr Airy C Hernsley L. B. Smith Baltimore J. Shank Pnatladelphia Garber Union Bridge John Garver Hagerstown F. Vollmer Grort Hover N. Angell and Sons Taneytown Snider Elhart Ind F. W Spotter Columblfa J. A. Thomas Montgomery County

Mullines and Kemp Window Shades Offer Prompt Service

Mullines and Kemp advertise Widlow shades with a promise of prompt installation and no delays. They claim a larger selection and more shade installations than any rival, urging customers to see their line for any shading needs.

When Traveling. the aTag How hant no

For travel, a syrup of figs advertises kidney liver and bowels benefits. The product claims to prevent fevers headaches and sickness. Available in 40 cent and 1 dollar bottles through leading druggists.

Memorial Day in Mechaniccstown Procession and Speech

Memorial Day will be observed in Mechaniccstown on Tuesday May 30 at o’clock p.m. Maj O A Horner of Emmrtburg will deliver an address. Clergy and residents will attend with a procession from the town hall to Catholic and Hill cemeteries and back for a civic address. Vocal music directed by Miss Byrd Atchelan.

Mechaniccstown O. A. Horner Emmrttsburg

Hats for Boys in Porcupine and Plain Straw Styles

A selection of boys hats features porcupine and plain straw shapes with brown, steel and blue trimmings. Details highlight varied bands and finished brims ideal for spring wear.

Thoughvesaness and the Vandal Trees

Property holders complain of owners and drivers of teams harming front yard trees. Several fine shade trees have had bark stripped by hungry horses hitched to them, risking death without prompt nursing. If horses lack sense to avoid damage, drivers must.

Pineapple and Fruit Arrival At A L Kiine’s Market

A large arrival of ripe pineapples fresh strawberries and other fruits and vegetables is advertised with low prices at A L Kiine's 5 West Patrick Street. A free lunch will be served at the Green House restaurant on Saturday, inviting all residents to attend.

A. L. Kiine’s West Patrick Street Green House

Final Arrangements for B & O World Fair Tickets

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces excursion tickets to Chicago and return for the World’s Fair at reduced rates. Tickets on sale through November 1 valid for return until November 15, 1893, with 20 percent off regular prices and one stop over options at higher rates. Route options include via Cumberland to Pittsburg or across the Alleghenies to Deer Park and Oakland with scenic Potomac Valley travel. Reserve accommodations in advance. contact nearest B&O agent or Charles O Scall, General Passenger Agent, Baltimore.

the & &O. BR. ER Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Chicago Retro Ito Ne Potomac Valley Cumberland Pittsburg Allegheny Mountains Deer Perk Oskland Baltimore & Ohio America Pollman B & Ov Chas O. Scall Baltimore Did

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the Daily News Rederick Weather Brecord Baxwet Hares Ee — Mat Tienmom Temperanre Weae TEE MW. Hagpington, Lef Weather Bureau Cieez South Mountain Enterprise Company Cyrus Frank Plock G. W. Wachtel C. H. Butts G. W. Bittle State Library Alvey Court of Appeals Stephen D. Myers Liberty District Sheriffaly M. CG. U James Bowens Abrecht I. J. Tom Middletown Burgess Remsburg C. Wi. deGarmendia Tuscarora Stock Farm Duenns Nevis Edgemont Potomac Inwood Park Allocany Garrett Washington D. E. Kefanver Maggie Victoria Chas. H Laura Fraley Mt Gliyt Hasskerl G. Carty Irbapfe Philomaterans Sam Stout Jone Wanamaker Hendrickson North Market St John Ebenhauer China Palace Carty Dll Besutt Atchison Mr. McCardell Ed. DeLaschmutt Sam Thomas Wilson Mullinix & Kemp Lock & Neldiz Renner & Kemp and Haller Dutrow’s Buracker’s Albaugh’s McCardell’s Joe Bussard Dave Br Col. Baughman McKsig Frank Rhodes Nicodemus Albaugh Dutrow Ruth Random Sppsistus Brooklyn Mullines & Kemp Widlow Shades To-Dats ECBOR Che Don Namn John Hexntexeon P.S Button Lenga Scede BUITS Rodook Meidig Cairo Bodock Neldig A.T. Rice &Sons T. Rice Forse Directues North Market Steees Frederick, MD I. Martidiy Staub Einz’s North Market Fourth Street Blackston London Bb. H. Buacez North Mareret Atrests Prederick Nant Fki Bisri Sarpurpar May Geo A. Gib A. Gilbert Oxford George Gilbert Cline & Co Ron James BE. Walker & CO J. BE. Walker & CO Satizi Ladies Susan James BE Walker Bocgat Slavepap Ane
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