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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1894
Page
4
Moreland 4. Wolf, of near Foxville, and Fannie M. Brown, of Euclid, listed as marriage license holders in this notice.
Capris L. RogLEeY of New Market urges Christians to live by the example of Jesus Christ. The letter argues that half measures fail and believers must imitate Christ’s conduct, asking readers to question every action with “Would Jesus do this.”
A dance in Junior Hall honors Mrs. Field and Miss Condit Smith of Washington hosted by Dr. Charles W. Hoffman. A Ray's Hall dance in Pearl County is planned for tomorrow as members of the Hephilocho real Dancing Association may attend. Dr Hoffman hosted a delightful reception at Court Street last evening for Mrs Field and Miss Condit Smith with Mrs Field and Miss Condit Smith assisting in greetings.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Jarvie of this city will leave for their new home in Port Deposit today with best wishes from friends. Miss Lizzie Wiles and William Geisbert accompany them for a two week visit. Welter Cramer of Walkersville is in Baltimore on business. Mr and Mrs Sullivan of Boston visit Mrs Morgan’s family on West Second street. George A Schroeder of this city spent yesterday in Walkersville on business. Mr and Mrs Wm Householder of Mazerstown visit Mr Hirem Reefer and family on East Patrick street. Mr and Mrs W H Comfort of Baltimore spent Sunday in this city. Miss Shaw of Hanover visits Miss May Shipley of North Market street. Mr Oscar Firestone of Hanover Pa is in the city. Mrs G W Bisch visits her sister Mrs Wm Mauilsby.
The Democratic county convention at this place nominated P. H. Strubinger for congress, William M. McClean for president judge, C. S. Duncan for state senate, C. E. Carter and John W. Smick for legislature, John 8. Jenkins and Daniel A. Cuerister for associate judge, John A. Rockwell for director of the poor, and George P. Riegle for jury commissioner. Also notes on other court cases, postmaster appointments, and a long miscellaneous passage.
Cures claimed for Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve include relief from neuralgia rheumatism stomach disorders and liver issues. Testimonials praise recovery for Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg and John Specker of Catawba after short cures. Clover Root advertised to purify blood regulate bowels and clear the head. Garrett Pearre Apothecary sells these remedies.
The marriage of Miss Rose Ruhin of this city and Mr. J. C. Carstens of St. Louis Missouri will occur at the bride’s home on South Market Street this afternoon at 5 o clock with Rev Luther Eahiman of the Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating.
An old advertisement notes Mr. Lewis Reese ill on West Third Street and promotes Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for digestive and nervous issues. It touts benefits against rheumatism kidney troubles and malaria alike and mentions Shiloh's Cure for coughs sold locally.
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