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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1893
Page
3
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The Baltimore American notes growing acceptance of women cyclists in knickerbocker-style outfits. Mrs. M A Griffin of 1722 East Baltimore street advocates broomers and says knickerbockers offer comfort, speed, and safety for long rides. She recently beat her son in a Gettysburg to Baltimore race despite rain and poor roads.
Tranatera William H Nicodemus trustee transfers property to William W Ogham in Frederick County for 500 dollars. Thomas Dixon and Lucy his wife transfer real estate in Frederick County to Richard W Simpson for 4500 dollars.
A notable Autumn wedding at St Luke's Church in Adamstown linked Prederika Henshaw and Alexander J Norris. The ceremony featured elaborate décor with ferns chrysanthemums and wax candles. Guests from prominent families and military circles attended. reception followed at Moreland Morrow.
The Hagerstown Mail profiles John P Blessing born 1855 in Frederick County and moving to the area in 1843. A self made craftsman who worked as a photographer and real estate agent in Texas, he later ran a Baltimore photography studio and a fruit farm near Brownsville. His integrity and practical sense are highlighted as assets for representing farmers and fruit growers.
A rousing Prohibition gathering filled the MLOP church in Jefferson. Rev. A. Hedges opened with prayer and remarks before Prof. MM. Richards, Frank B Sappington, and Rev. W. M. Strayer spoke on the movement with statistics, illustrations, and moving appeals. The meeting concluded with doxology and benediction by Hedges.
News from Queen Anne's county reports the Seventh Day Adventists dedicating their first church in Winchester. Other items note political outlook in Cecil county, a registration dispute in Carroll county, ex Governor Carroll praising the silver purchase bill repeal, deaths of Columbua Shipley and Benj J Byers in Goward county, a drowning of James Pointer in the Wicomico river at Salisbury, and fires destroying homes in St Michael's Havre de Grace and Herford.
Farmers urged to push for road reforms through legislative action as candidates seek votes. Advocates stress pre election mobilization, sustained effort after ballots, and practical, affordable schemes to repair and improve public roads in Maryland. The piece also notes the Maryland Lutheran Synod conference in Hagerstown beginning November 27 with sessions on Reformation topics.
Oscer Bernerer, a noted North Market Street baker, exhibits three large artistically iced cakes in his store window for the Houck Lechler wedding tomorrow evening. Alex Burucker made additional smaller cakes of the same elaborate design for the reception.
The Guintette Club of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club opens the F C at L A course on November 10, praised by the San Francisco Examiner as widely and favorably known. The performance is lauded for delicate shading and exact phrasing. Marriage Licenses Norris and Henshaw granted in Buckeystown Election District.
Dramatic ombre effects blend bright green and purple stripes in gowns while mauve satin theatre gowns feature jet passementerie and pleated yoke bodices. White hats, jeweled buckles, and black white contrasts dominate the season with new bonnet and cloak designs and bold hat pins.
Mr Samuel Glaze sent a report to The News office listing 2 purple top turnips weighing 52 pounds and 24 inches in circumference from Washington county. He challenges Frederick county to beat the size. Emmittsburg appoints James B Elder postmaster, replacing S N McNair. nomination earlier in Congress failed Senate confirmation.
Yesterday’s hotel log shows visitors from Hot Springs Arkansas to York Pennsylvania and beyond. Names include Dr. Leon Smith Prof Clem Hockney Harry Wen Mamie Weat Charles Crawford Ephraim Ogie Jacob Bukely Florence Howard County Montego ry county and others from Columbia PA West Beaver Creek New York Washington DC Philadelphia and nearby locales.
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports dramatic growth from the census yet notes widespread destitution. 51,489 organizations and 43,135 buildings with $132,000,000 in value contrast with 3,500 congregations homeless and about 5,000 Sunday schools without roofs.
Saturday reflections offer 36 inch dress goods at 31c and香 48 sales of assorted remnants. Many items suit school dresses and home use. Also featured are linen staffs towels doylies and table sets. Le Grand Minnesota Flour advertised for home baking quality.
John Cole and Charles W. Dorsey, both colored, were arrested yesterday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. They were fined $395 and $385 by Police Justice Eckstein and jailed when unable to pay. An engine accident occurred at Frederick Junction as a red wheel ground broke, causing sparks that dimmed lights but no further damage reported.
A block of small ads runs together noting Lewis B. Adams repair of gent dress at 60 Bentz Street, hay and straw supply by Keller & DeLash mutt, and a Vienna to Berlin race driven endorsement of G and J Pneumatic Tires on Styria bicycles. T. Delaplaine promotes dealer support in Frederick Maryland.
Election day proceeds calmly in Frederick with banks and offices closed for the holiday. Banks and saloons stay shut as votes come in. Prohibitionists claim slight gains while bets favored Gever with no takers. Returns will be posted this evening at The News office for public viewing. An unrelated ad notes Syrup of Figs as a permanent cure for habitual constipation.
Wearea showcases coats for ladies misses and children with a wide range and all prices claimed cheaper than ever. The ad highlights cash buying benefits and twenty years of experience.
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