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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1896
Page
2
A vintage advertisement claims Sevation Ou and Salvation Ol atative relieve rheumatism neuralgia and pain. Testimonial from Jno. B L Hall of Astland Va praises the remedy for easing swelling and sore muscles. Market address listed as 165 North Market St in J J Semmburg.
From the Baltimore Ban the Independent vote challenges party dominance in the city. The piece argues independents gain power as papers shift toward liberty, freely criticizing party lines, and press outlets diverge from old party rhetoric toward more open discourse.
At the last weekly meeting of the Philo mathesn Literary Society officers were elected to serve until January 1 1897 Alfred Ritter was chosen president Jacob Rohrbach vice president Roger Wood secretary Calvin Schildtvecht treasurer and Jacob Houff assistant treasurer
A bulky Maryland brief notes diphtheria closures in Plusriie public school, rising registration costs in Baltimore county, and efforts to locate lynchers in Randolph case. It cites liquor licensing in Talbot county, a track accident near La Plata, and indictments for murder in Seedy Spring and La Piste. Also mentions colonial era society events, a Golden Jubilee marker near Lovely Lace Meeting House, and a First Methodist Episcopal Church commemoration at Baltimore venues.
Brief items note fashion in leather watch chains and an anti corset lecture. A local reader seeks why Thanksgiving is celed. Spring blooms appear as fruit trees awaken. Proverb hints that appetites skew results. Lamps on display attract shoppers. Work ethic mix raises tensions with lazy peers. B and O Railroad weighs 380600 depot at Clarksburg West Virginia. Garrett county census work delayed past June first. John Phillips reports pigs weighing 785 pounds slain. Charles Strallman’s track horse injured hind foot. A bump on the back and a determined traveler appear. Early rising is often a frog not a boon.
The Christmas display at Mr. John Eisenhower’s features fine china, bronze and marble statuary, lamps, onyx and gold tables, and a wide range of Delfware Haviland Dresten Limoges Venetian and Bohemian glass. The exhibit aims to please the most fastidious and ranks among the city’s finest holiday displays. Friday and Saturday the Misses Mantz host a Christmas opening with a large assortment of suitable gifts for the season.
Tas News features a humorous local verse about a Green Valley man and his odd encounter with hog cholera. The piece paints a rustic scene of briar patches and thorny landscapes as it wryly notes the man calling on his Lord while observing a landscape from a roadside ditch. The poem ends with a playful praise of the Green Valley Scribe as a corker.
A fine robe believed to belong to Mio. o T. Growaickte was recovered during a search near Redoex and Neidig's yard at the fair. Preston E. and Emory Frey, of Wolfshiie, failed to appear in court. A temperance meeting at Koonza Chapel on November 15 featured Miss A R Biewsr. of Kent county with a strong abstinence pledge and music. Col George A Pearce of Cumberland seeks U S District Attorney for Maryland.
Purely personal notices list local residents and travelers. Names such as Jos Ketpartar Faves, Rev JG Gawe, Mr M G Tavier, and Archie Dennis are noted with plans to attend weddings, holidays, or visits in Baltimore Frederick Martinsburg and Beltimore. Several locals travel for Thanksgiving and to visit friends.
County items report travel from Walk eraville and Prederick families, Butter, and visitors. Cholera fears prompt concern. local pastors announce church events and leaders. Included are illness updates, a hog hunting note, and social visits in Butlerstown and Royalton areas.
Multiple wedding notices appear across this county column. Mollie E Buxton and Robert Spare rer plan a ceremony at the bride's home near Plane No 4 at 7 o'clock tomorrow. Wa Hargett will wed Jennie D Long at the M E parsonage tonight at 8. Lewis Mahellog and Walt more will marry in Baltimore tomorrow at the groom's brother's residence. Willie Dyer and Jenola Mariz will be attendants. Mary Clare Crook married Lavin Brant House at Franklin Street Presbyterian Church in Baltimore by Rev. Charles T. House and Rev. A F Carr. Jacob E Moser and Alise Millie M. Delaughter married on Tuesday at the residence on Esa Church Street. Opera House features conclude with a smaller audience but strong performances including Rhodes' orchestra. Public notices include medical ads and patent remedies from local pharmacists Albert L. Pearre and others.
Two separate fires last night devastated property in Fraziburg Carroll County burning the barn of Dr Joseph Rinehart and his house along with the residence of Dr Rinehart and Harry Cover. In the Hagerstown suburbs the basket and crafts factory run by G B Gearfess was totally destroyed by fire. The mill was on a property owned by John H Garsaway of Montgomery County who also held part of the machinery. The factory housed lumber and several new minuteitems valued at about 1.20.
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