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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1891
Page
4
The Daily News lists notices and amusements on September 21, 1693. Advertisements include heaters for sale and hydrants. Legal Notice No. 4156 Equity appears among local notices with hot weather mentions.
Obituaries report the death of John N Brandenburg of Harmony aged about 50 following a gangrene infection from a hog bite and a longer-standing leg sore. He leaves a widow and nine children with homes in several towns. Funeral was at Reform Church Middletown. Other notices record the deaths of William Rhoderick Dorsey in Marsland at 81, a B&O Railroad employee. John W Webb in Dallas. Thomas Harn a bachelor farmer near Gatontown aged about 70 from wartime injuries. and Mrs Joel A Stitely of Tatonville aged about 30, with three children, funeral at Lin gscore church.
The wedding of Miss Viola Thomas daughter of Dr F Thomas to William B Taylor occurred Saturday evening at the Reformed parsonage on Calvin Street. The couple announced the news to relatives by telegraph and plan to reside in Baltimore after a brief stay in the city. Cards issued for the marriage of Miss Carrie Estelle Whipp to Oliver C Warehime on Wednesday at Greymane Barrixsville.
Poet iL Victor Baughman entertained yesterday at his country home his Eminence Gardinst Gibbons. The following elite town gentlemen were invited to meet the distinguished visitors Hox on A. Lynch Joseph D. Baker president of Citizens Bank Hon nes McSherry Dr Frank F. Zmiih Eugene Derr President Board Commissioners Rev Father Coleman pastor of St John’s Church Bert Jamison of Baltimore and Wil m and Charles Baughman Semms, well known caterer of Baltimore, ved the dinner and home Gtar, the waiter at the Hotel Chamberlin Washington, was in charge.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle dedicated a new organ, praised as a sacred instrument with 110 stops and 4100 pipes. Speakers linked sacred music to worship, urged congregational singing, and warned against delegating choir duties while celebrating music as a force for devotion and national morale.
Roswell Pettibone Flower born Watertown New York August 7 1835 rose from clerking and local work to post office clerk later starting a successful toweling business. After inheriting a $4 000 000 estate following Harry Keep death he moved to New York City and advanced to prominence as a financier and congressman. He has been urged as a gubernatorial candidate by Democrats.
A Baltimore brakeman arrived in the city at 6 50 pm yesterday, was injured below Mt Atry when he placed two torpedoes to warn an oncoming train. A torpedo struck his eye causing severe damage. He was taken to BM Airy for medical care.
Readable fragment notes a dry goods department highlighting a line of CHUDAY CLOTHS priced at 123 cis per yard. The item is praised for its value and appearance, resembling goods four times their price.
The carpet department promotes the largest and finest selection of new velvet body Brussels and tapestry carpets in the city. They report lively sales this week and urge customers to view the collection before ordering.
A famous Court Street artist traveled to a jail to shave an alleged horse thief, 3 M Grove. The turnkey locked both men in a cell and forgot them, hours passed, the shaver grew desperate, and the keeper finally freed him after realizing the error.
A Friday ball game at Union Bridge ended 83 to 10 in favor of Union Bridge over Mount Saint Mary's Black Stockings. Players Teatteries For Union Bridge Whitehill and Danner for Mount St. Mary's Alt hoff Little and Warthan. Union Bridge now holds championad of Carroll and Frederick counties and invites friendlies with any club in either county.
Magistrate Turner presided a session in the courthouse basement with several accused in theft cases. McKinna Clark and Denolve faced charges of receiving stolen goods. McKinna and Clark jailed on 2200 bail. Donohue Jere Morgan charged with breaking cars. Schultz Fowler and Morgan Rice waived examinations. Morgan Rice released after security posted. State's Attorney absent, Nelson acted in his stead.
The Frederick post office lists remaining advertising letters dated Saturday September 19. Call to claim within two weeks or they become dead letters. Names include Geioes, Margaret Spangier, Walter, Andrew H Al Sough, Samuel J Beall, George A Corrum, Gideon Lease, Hetty Halums, Charles Mt Schuirer, and others.
A car loaded with cattle bound for export broke its door near Frederick Junction yesterday. Four cattle leaped or fell free. one was badly bruised, two were recaptured near Lime Kiln, a peach was placed in the stock pen, and the fourth remained missing.
The Sick. Mr. Isaac Pfoutz, the oldest citizen of Jolmaville, is very feeble and has been quite sick lately. Mr. Fenton Hates, of Point of Rocks, who has been confined to Montevue Has-Pelt for some time for treatment, was released today from that institution.
Bir Thomas Gittinger named as new target for the Louis Browns after inquiries this morning. Aglegeepbad Von der Ahe, club figure, discusses a role on the team amid report several players dismissed for insubordination.
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