Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
A long list of personal notices from Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Residents and visitors frequenting Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Union Bridge Frederick and Frederick County are named. Highlights include World’s Fair trips and family travel with dates and places cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Koehler
Koehler
Florence Koehler
Hagerstown
Sehiman S. Gaither
John Dr. Hendrickson
Washington, D. C
Carrie Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Union Bridge
Carroll County
John D. Hendrickson
Amy Parsors
Frank Lawrence
Hieckboefer
Mary Byrne
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
M. E. Harehart
Marion Eichelberger
Belle Rowe
Francis H. McGinnis
Fremont
Dodge County
Nebraska
Thomas S. Haugh
Kate Hann
Philadelphia
Air
C. W. Nunemaker
Tobias
Wm. P. Neremaker
Frederick
David Geis
Chicago
Wan. G. Brendeil
Wm. H. Brendel
Washington
D. E. Dave
West Patrick Street
Alice Fishour
Annie Rainer
Susie Freshour
Saltmore
Lydis Feigley
L. V. Baughman
Rennert
Wmn
L. Gross
S. H. Bennett
Brunswick
C. L. Cronise
H. A.johnson
B. M
Sick News Announces Local Recoveries At Home
A daughter of Richard Nutrow of North Sarket street is reported very fit. Captain Rufus McLain is able to attend his parlor again after illness. Namore Needs assistance is urged to seek prompt help but use remedies only when needed. Suggested remedy is Syrup of Fige from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nutrow
North Sarket Street
Rufus McLain
Bas
Namore
California Fig, Syrup Company
The Botany of the Bible in the Gardens of the Sea
In a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon Rev. T De Witt Talmage extols the Botany of the Bible and God among sea flora, urging natural history teaching with revelation. He likens seaweed to Edenic beauty, notes 6000 sea species, and describes underwater forests, coral palaces, and living gardens beneath the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Mount of Olives
Bethany
Siloam
Valley
Jehoshaphat
God
Jonah
Neptune
Arctic
Antarctic
Tropics
Garden of Eden
Tom
Goodwin Sands
Deal Beach
Weeds or Flowers in the Garden of the Sea We Learn
The speaker rejects visions of ocean wreckage as mere weeds and urges viewing seaweed and submerged gardens as divine marvels. He cites Jonah, shipwrecks, and sea flora to argue that hidden underwaters reveal beauty, rescue workers, and moral growth, urging compassion for street children and praise for hydrographers and nature’s wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
Tarshish
Rockend
Peter
Water Street
Indiana
New York
Franklin
Webster
Clay
George Law
Vanderbilt
Astor
Lesamine
Mediterranean
Brooks
Villeroy
Gadin
Ube
Alps
Himalayas
Atlantic
Pacific
Europe
America
England
Ireland
Maury
Pike
Hooper
Walters
Long Island Sound
Blodgett
West
Professor Emerson
Gray Og
Heston Harbor
Py Sor Gibbs
Charteston Harbor
Onasipur
Alhambra
Andam
Luke
Matthew
Fragmented Hymn Of Kings and Plants
A garbled text blends biblical plant allusions with a ritual refrain. It cites camphire balm cedar hyssop and frankincense amid a marine doxology, ending with a call to worship and acknowledgment of God as Creator and shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fares
John
Solomon
Jeremiah
Job
Salah
Hosea
Ezekiel
Wall
Sharon
Valley
Mediterranean
David Ing
Letters From The People And Advertised Letters 1893
A letter corrects a governor error about a pardon for John J. Van fussen and notes no steps were taken to grant it. The Frederick post office list of advertised letters includes Ladies and Gentlemen recipients with names and initials, dated September 30, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eickeluergen
J. Roger McSherry
John J. Vanfussen
Eow
Escuevagueer
Frederick City
Lapies
Lizzie Brown
Kenna
Alicy M. Keilar
Emma Palmer
E. Pallock
Misa
Mary Hickards
Martha Sonner
Chas. T. Kephart
Chas. C. Kephart
Joseph E. Kelly
John T. Rovde
T. van Kannel
Geo. Chiana
James Mehinos
Lennis K. Middleton
Fenton W. Mitchell
Andrew Morgan
John T.mcqueen
Harvey Miller
Edward McMann
Me McDonald
George H. Magee
Clinton Sayter
John Wichels
Louis A. Philips
Hubert Lyon
Wo. Robertson
Albert Smothers
Henry Stupkle
Harry 3. Simmons
Charles M. Schaffer
Georg W. Thames
Thomas Whiting
Joshua H. Wilkerson
Harry R. Wachter
John Witlian
H . James T. White
Law’s Grip Sends Gilmore to Maryland Penitentiary
James Gilmore known as Slim Jim was arrested Saturday by Officer Freed for being at large and jailed in the Maryland House of Corrections for six months by Justice Eckstein. He previously faced a penitentiary sentence and threats toward the State’s Attorney. William Day, arrested last Tuesday for being a common nuisance, appeared before Justice Hewes Saturday and was reprimanded and discharged. Pardons filed include John J. Van Fosten for manslaughter and Charles Thompson for burglary in five cases, with Thompson previously convicted in 1853 and sentenced to 12 years at the Maryland Penitentiary. counsel E S Eich elberger assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilmore
Slim
Slim Jim
Maryland
House of Correc Mon
Justice Eckstein
Gilmore
William Day
Hewes
John J. van Fosten
Charles Thompson
Charles Diffendai
Joseph G. Miller
G. Cockey Thompson
E. 8
Eichelberger
Jennie Bowlus and Charles Houck to wed tomorrow
At the residence of Dr and Mrs Edward Bowlus on West Third Street, their eldest daughter Miss Jennie will marry Charles Houck from near the city at noon tomorrow. Also announced are upcoming Lovefeaster and Dunkard Lovefeast events in Carrot county with dates October 21 and October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowlus
West Third Street
Mise Jennie
Brr
Cherles Houck
Pennsylvania Railroad Cuts World Fair Round Trip Rates
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers 16.06 round trip from Frederick and intermediate stations to York for a special train from York and Harrisburg on September 25 and 30 and October 2 and 6. Tickets are valid for return travel within ten days on trains leaving Chicago at 3:15 and 11:20 p.m. The reduced fare aims to ease travel to the approaching Columbian Exposition and maintains the railroad’s standard service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania Raillroad Company
Frederick
Federick
York
Harrisburg
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Cumberland
Fitzaberg
Grafton
Bellaire
Niagara
W. T. Mullinix
Frederick, Md
New Goods Show At Store Display Sacks and Gowns
SACKINGS. A crew line of 64 All Wool Sacking in handsome stults. Especially suitable for Misses and Children's Coats Reefers etc are among the New Goods shown today. See pretty Figured Eider-Gowns for the little folks. Cali and See them.
Carpet Room Window Display and Chenille Portiers Sale
Displayed in our West Window Patrick Street Entrance you will see samples of Chenille Portiers now in stock. Extra bargains well under regular prices. One is a perfect beauty new design in all colors. Regular price six dollars seventy five cents Our price five fifty Call early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Lady Seeks Equal Quality in Dark Navy Deels
A Lady Desiring four Kxx Black Ox Dark Navy Deels cannot obtain equal quality or finish. The brief note underscores demand for a higher standard in finish and material consistency from the celebrated maker.
Annapolis telegram praises Farmer Hopkins performance
Capt. Jacob Dadisman reports a telegram from Annapolis Maryland praising Farmer Hopkins for a fine performance. CG. R. Martin as manager confirms the message delighted the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Jacob Dadisman
Annapolis, Md
Frederick County Floricultural Society notices and fair ads
Notices date October events and solicit subscriptions for Frederick County Floricultural Society with Sam Notnagle collecting funds and delivering tickets. Local retailers advertise samples at City Hotel October 5 and 6. Train routes to the World’s Fair from Frederick with round trip fares. Employment notice for Union Manufacturing Co. and hay and straw sales. Engines for sale and fall dress goods stock at James E Valere & Co. selling garments and undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred's Co. Floricultural Society
Frederick County Floricultural Society
Samuel Notnagle
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Exyger Haxis
Tame
Speers
Waseretos
D. C
M. W. Hanavertox
the Weather Bureau
Aristotle
Tuturo
Alexander the Great
Chalcs
Hicherd
Forker
Kosworth
Spain
Eon
Carer
George A. Gilbert
Waaceesh Gutman & Comerich
Stemmer Bros
Jobs Hendrickson
D. H. Post
Aubert
J. Hudson
F. H. Sidwell
Jobus- Fille
George Worman
Harry
John S. Repp
Union
Samuel Hoke
Blentlieger
E. C. Renn
C. E. Brentz
Pennsylvania
the Tabernacle
DR. Talmage
Gol
Jonsh
Skerries
Boston
Ville de Havre
Cimbria
Ron
Newfoundland
Sevastopol
Prince Mentchikof
Gowan
Atlantic Ocean
Tej Mahal
India
Maces
Christ
George G. Cookman
Methodist Church
American Congress
Emberkins
Cookman
Amoore
Angus Fries
EARAL
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Hendrickson
Nettie Ravenetts Seege
Jcet AR
Ben
Jonx Heanpakeson
B. ¥. Backey
City Hotel
Biiks
Dreas Goods
Costa, &c
Joel Gutmas & Co
Imperials
Gee Dry Goods
N. Eatow St
Emrich
8. & A. Depot
Hotel
Union Manufacturing Co
Keller & DeLashmutt
East
Great Bergsins
John Gomber
South Market Street
James
Walker & Goet
Walker & CO
James E. Valere & CO
Rodook &.Neidig
Rovoce
Neidig
Taxcizer
Hodoce
A. T. Bige &Sons
T. Rice & Sons
North Marest Street
John A. Kennedy
Eee
Jobs
Kennedy
John 4. Kennedy
Market Street
RL. Harley
R. L. Harley
Callabd
BR. L. Harley
Cepmoidim
Bouth Sark
B. H. Blackston
MERCE
ANT
B. A. Buaexston
Be, Oline & CO
Tre Frederick Depot
Loy & Perry
Loy
Persts
J. B. Stetson
LOY & Perry's
E New Dent Ab
Citizens’ National Bank
DR. A. & Bunichem
Spa
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