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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1893
Page
3
A fragmentary notice lists various names and items including Gettysburg references, shops, and services. It mentions a battle of Gettysburg at a fair, with secretary Geo. Wim. Cramer and details about loans, millinery, barber shops, and a lost certified check.
Purely personal items list residents and visitors: George Wachter leaves for Gorman Virginia, Marie Harbin and her mother head to Frederick for school, H Koehler and Bliss Koehler in Frederick, Alice and Susie Freshour return to Baltimore from illness, Deputy Postmaster Luther Harrison heads to Point of Rocks for fishing, five county residents depart for the World's Fair, William Reich and Sydney Mercier return from Hagerstown after visiting Mrs Earnshaw.
About five this morning Mix Wu Harley a post office clerk was knocked down and robbed in the alley west of the post office. The assailant struck twice and escaped with some items. Harley suspects a black man wearing a cap did the deed during a dark rainy hour. He returned to the office and later went home to dress a bleeding eye.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland held its 74th annual convention at St Mark's in Baltimore led by Rev. Luther Kuhlman. About 150 delegates from 12 churches discussed awakening the church, broader work, and how to harmonize reform questions with faith while reporting on new and vacant charges across Maryland and nearby states.
Entertaining comedy drama by Mr Frank Davidson and an abie company staged last night at City Opera House before a large crowd. Davidson, known from Frederick theatre, delivers a fresh, original piece with beau tiful scenery by Clarence Bennet. The last act showcases a lively plot with wholesome humor and refined tonal style.
The record lists hotel arrivals including Co W Underwood of Sidney C, F Frande, W Eimer, a Burgan, E Bessy, T Med, ML Lehmen, W Brice in Norfolk Vs Canzis tEorse-Smem, Farmer Hopkins Co, C B timore, H R Ward, Agent Rhoades Co, H L Stoner, Union Bridz, R L Craycroft Albany NY, A G Wertener Philadelphia, with 12 from the county and 1 from the city. Grorr House George Sprecher Ha 4 from the county.
The notice promotes Syrup of Figs as a simple and gentle remedy. It presents the product as an effective option when nature needs assistance and emphasizes prompt use when needed.
Cyrus Jones a well known blacksmith near Tilmanton Washington county was found dead in his bed Monday morning with Paris Green daubed around his mouth. A sack of Paris Green and a water cup with the poison lay nearby. He was seen alive Sunday night at sunset. a jury ruled death by his own action. Two children survive him. He was about sixty.
The Salisbury session of the Presbytery of New Castle and Cumberland Presbytery meetings are noted alongside a flurry of political moves. Nomination of county and state tickets across Somerset, Calvert, and Dorchester. a jail shooting in Oakland. a theater burglary in Westminster. a poisoning attempt in Towson. and various court, police, and church actions headline a day of regional updates.
An inventory of debts due the estate of Jeannetta Wiles, deceased, was filed. Report of sales of personal property of the estate of John T. Nicholson, deceased, was filed. The first and final account of T. Mc Cleary Wiles, administrator of Jeannetta Wiles, deceased, was filed and distribution made. The first and final accounts of Phebe L. Miller, administrator of Joseph H. Miller, deceased, and Ann R. Nichol ser, administrator of John T. Micholson, deceased, were filed. The will of Maris Brengle, deceased, was filed for probate.
The Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting in the Evangelical Reformed Church chapel with good attendance. The program featured readings by Ni ke Glessner and Blaster Chas. Stull, solos by Annie Bell and Janie Birely, and remarks by the pastor. Also noted were marriage licenses and real estate transfers including John C. Motter to Leonerd O. Herbaugh and Bernard Collisower to William Payne, plus a note on a late corn crop experience.
The registration count shows yesterday’s results with 22 registered, 4 transferred, and 5 retained on books by the registrar. Purity Lodge I O G T will resume meetings on the first Thursday in October at 7:20 PM instead of 8 PM.
Local notices report residents visiting relatives at Frederick and Washington. Farmers report frost and seeding progress while churches hold harvest services. World’s Fair attendance rises with many locals traveling and returning. roads praised in Hamburg road district.
Ida Kyler of D P Creek visits Dilys Loy. Barry Krise of Frederick and Prof and Mrs Martin of Mechanicatown visit their parents. Frank Loy spends a day in Baltimore. The Ladies Aid Society of Creagerstown hosts its annual social at Mrs C W Loy’s home Saturday evening, with Fire Gracebam Band expected.
East Weekly Weather Service summary for Maryland reports very light precipitation and cooler than normal conditions with substantial sunshine. Frost injured vegetables in western and northern regions. tobacco and fruit crops damaged in hotspots. Wheat seeding near completion state wide. corn nearly harvested. potatoes improving in several counties. apple crops variable with some frost damage in multiple localities.
A Board of Aldermen police committee met last night to begin an inquiry into charges against police members from the last grand jury. Preparations for a thorough investigation were made for next Friday night with several witnesses to be examined. A note from State's Attorney Eichelberger will be discussed then.
Dr. J R L Hardesty oculist and throat specialist scheduled at City Hotel Thursday the 5th at 8 oclock and Friday the 6th at 3 oclock. B V Buckey to visit City Hotel Thursday and Friday October 5 and 6 with new novelties in silks and dress goods and wraps. Joel Gutman & Co export and retail dry goods urge early response. Frederick Fair banner at Hotel Emrich signals improvements and lodging benefit. Union Manufacturing Co calls workers to report Monday October 16 1533. Keeler & DeLash announce hay and straw stocks with delivery. Engines for sale from John Gember. B&O Railroad promotes World Fair routes with Kenady trip rates from Frederick. Advertising concludes urging newest winter goods and dress options.
Miss Lucy Boteler died at her brother’s residence on West Patrick Street at 2 oclock this morning aged 51. Her funeral will be held from the family home at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon.
Notice to Frederick Fair officials and staff to meet October 1893 at North Market Street offices for exhibition instructions. Announcement that Gxtures of barber shop formerly run by Mr G Myers on West Church Street have been purchased and renovated offering hair cutting services.
Among the items on display today are folk style crafts and figured elder downs suitable for Misses and children. Buyers can view a range including reefers and other wearables with vivid patterns and colors.
Displayed sample curtains on Tick Street Entrance showing Chenille Portiers in various styles. Extra bargain prices well below regular rates with a striking item: a perfect beauty new design in all colors. Regular price 675 dollars, our price 5.50 dollars. Call early.
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