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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1895
Page
2
The late market began at seven with a throng of people and a jostling crowd of buckets baskets and umbrellas. Supplies were abundant and items sold quickly including batter peaches apples pears grapes and bread with butter and eggs selling at steady prices. The fair drew many buyers and prospects for strong late market sales are noted.
The Baltimore district of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins sessions tonight at Arlington Church Baltimore county with Rev. A P Bonde of Brunswick delivering the opening sermon. Delegates from Baltimore Howard Carroll Frederick Prince George's Montgomery and part of Anne Arundel counties attend, hosted near the Arlington church for their stay.
A fragmented page recounts the Bentstown Bard’s verse on a baby’s first speech and the tender wonder of words. It contrasts a drought’s severity in Pennsylvania and New Jersey with Frederick’s bustle, noting officials arranging exhibitions and a Frederick man describing busy preparations for a fair.
Monocacy, an eight year old stallion by King Wilkes and out of Vivandrese, stands with owner Castles M. de Garmendia. He starred across Pimlico and Timonium circuits, set a 3:17 mark at Pimlico, and provided standout progeny in Maryland. His trainer and owner, de Garmendia, drove him in all contests and built a premier breeding prospect for the state.
A compact column notes varied local and general items including Arbor Day date in Pennsylvania, peach crop rumors, egg shortages in Shepherdstown, and oddities about pennies and measurements. It promotes Hoar s S Stomach Bitters as a health tonic and advertises Shiloh s Catarrh Remedy with local supplier details.
Miss Catey Karn of Buckfrtaville is visiting Miss Lillian Ranelz in Hagerstown. Mr George H Layman will leave tomorrow for Roanoke Virginia to seek new work. Mrs L Pailex of Emmttsburg is visiting her son John M Fallen in North Locessatreat Hagerstown.
The funeral for Samuel Glisan, who died at Singanore, was held Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev. F. Gassen officiating and interment in Central Cemetery. Pallbearers included Mosars, John P. Jones, Jas. Jones, and others. he left six children. The funeral of Mrs J Zelzier followed at 4 p.m. services at the house by Rev. Luther Enuhiman and Rev. Dr. E B R. Eschbach, with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C Cany served as funeral director.
Boly communion celebrated at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev. Gabborne Ingle delivering a sermon on Chris Isaasky. Evening service and midweek programs announced. Various church groups met recently and schedule weekly meetings for Bible Class and Brotherhood. Apostolic figures Rev Asbore Incle and Rev John J. Yollett expect to change parishes next Sunday.
The work of Cratel. A son of Mr Jobe Wiener of Farmat Onburg Virginia died yesterday of fever. He was a bright blue fellow who recently visited there. He was a nephew of Miss Wisner EastSouth Wheet. Mr Jobe P. Storm of Sirens Wie remains alive.
John Newman, a Black man, arrested in Baltimore on Saturday for breaking the window of George A. Gilbert and stealing shoes, was brought to Frederick by Officer George Brengle and committed to jail for a hearing on Thursday the 17th. He wore a pair of the stolen shoes and faces a serious charge.
Pare and core apples and balge them. Mix flour with salt lard and baking powder. Moisten with water. Roll dumplings, drop into boiling water and cook 20 to 30 minutes. Makes four dumplings. Serve immediately.
The Urbana church dedicatory service occurs Sunday October 7 with Rev Dr Norris of Baltimore preaching at 10 AM and Rev J W Steele at 3 PM. The dedication follows the afternoon sermon. music by Prof. Walkers choir of Brown-Ingeville and Urbans choir.
A steady rise in wheat prices follows slow movement to market and farmer reluctance to sell. Maryland mills run half time as arrivals lag behind last year while western Wheat also drops. Prices jumped from six to ten cents and firmed at sixty cents with potential further gains.
Legal notices describe transfers: Clarence L Aartsock and wife deed to Lycargus L Pittinger for property valued at $982.56, with Frederick, Tassac L Nusbaum as trustee, and Michael Green and wife transfer three acres three roods and 25 perches to George B Green for $1,080. Also presents a puzzling problem about a train at 90 mph with a rear cannon adding 60 mph, asking distance apart after one minute.
Lima bean production in New Windsor Maryland has become a large industry with over seventy-two thousand pots and about thirty six tons shipped this season. The ibla seston project, sent to Baltimore packers, yielded farmers four to four and a quarter cents per pound, signaling strong local agricultural activity and market reach.
Middletown election district lists marriages between Barry F Shack and Viola Eilian, Jno A Hankey of Adams county Pa and Glora 5 Troxell of Frederick, Janes W Miller and Mary A Garbes of this county, plus an ad touting Shiloh’s cure and Ramsi’s nerve care by Albert L Pearre with miscellaneous medical claims and local business notes.
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