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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1891
Page
2
The department has begun new record books for postmasters with years of practice. Frederick postmaster Charica W. Miter provides official transactions and results, aiding postal authorities and inspectors by organizing records and facilitating settlements and examinations.
A four to five year old, Betho the Forerc Master Vinson Schley, fell into a fountain at Cond Park but was saved from drowning by Florence Davis. The incident happened while a small crowd of children and nurses were present. Civil Service Examinations announced with applications due by nine on the morning of September. Annapolis Guards and Naval Academy Band to visit Frederick Riflemen for a Military Day on October 14 with invitations to other units.
Local advertisement promotes the Baltimore Brewing Company Ex port Brewasges beer as absolutely pure free from coloring matter brewed with selected hops and malt. Bottled in quart sizes, packed in twelve quart cases, sold to grocers as original packages. Besant & Knott handle the sale.
For sale a premier confectionery shop described as one of the best stands in the city. Immediate purchaser urged with reasons for selling. Respond by mailing to P O Box 295 Frederick Md. The rest is unclear and garbled text including a baby reference and an advertisement for Victor Liver Syrup.
In Frost Darg and surrounding areas, multiple church services were held across denominations. Pastors preached at German Reformed, James Letheran, German Baptist, and St James Luther an churches. Reverend changes include Rev George Diehl serving harvest sermon. A new Brethren church near Creek is nearing occupancy while Sunday schools adjust schedules for winter. Cardial Gibbons visit planning began with Y M C A committee. temperance services and youth events were announced. various parish activities and union meetings noted.
A former Baltimore resident Annie Kirby dies, farm of late Meblon James in Woodride district sold for 5090 to Abels Van ssut near Mount Airy. Misses Sapp and Sappineten head to Washington. Mrs Crise and daughter Ells visit relatives, others return from Mount Pleasant. Liberty circuit quarterly conference seeks a new parsonage and committees arrange sale of the current parsonage and solicit subscriptions.
In Westminster the Carroll County Teachers Association elected officers for the year led by President Grove J. Shipley and Vice President Simon P. Weaver. Officers include Bir George Morelock secretary George W. Sullivan assistant secretary AW Buckthorn treasurer and Suez John McSwiney editor. Committees named for program music and related duties with members listed.
The first loaded boats to pass Brunswick canal in over two years arrive at the lock Saturday afternoon in a trio of ornately decorated vessels. They carry cargo to Washington and are hailed by boatman’s bugle, drawing local onlookers. The notice then advertises various patent medicines and cures with dramatic claims.
A distorted report misidentified Thomas and Whales as locals from Frederick. Laura Rechael Mary Whalen, who traveled to Baltimore, confirmed the correction. The late Noah Walker Cexghy died at the Altamont Hotel in Baltimore last Wednesday. Requiem Mass held at Ignatine Catholic Church Calvert and Astoison streets with bearers from the family. interment at Boome Braeceme- Serp.
Mr Frank A Hale of De Witt House Lewiston and Tontine Hotel Brunswick endorses Boschee's German Syrup. He cites personal battles with pulmonary consumption and frequent colds. He claims the syrup cures his coughs and has advised many people to use it, calling it the best cough syrup.
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