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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1889
Page
4
The Daily News issue lists several notices including Special Notice Last Notice Warning Trespass Notice and Fashionable Dressmaking as part of a framed public alert sequence dated September 23 1583 with terse administrative announcements.
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Helen J. Stouffer of Taneytown to Mr. Lewis W. Engelbrecht of this city, set for Tuesday October 1 at the Eutheran parsonage in Taneytown. Ella Bolb and E Peter Mantz, both of this city, were married in Baltimore in the morning. Bud Caple, a Sandyville huckster, was found unconscious Friday night near a culvert on the Baltimore and Reisterstown road. foul play suspected though his money remained undisturbed.
Mahony Lodge No 271 I C G T organized Saturday night at Weller's Hall Lewistown. Officers elected and installed include G T Rev W B Phillips V T Alva Cramer marshal Estelle Powell chaplain Mrs Ds Neighbors P C T Iva Derr. D S Rice Grand Secretary and 18 Purity Lodge members attended.
Mr John Helm of Brick Company suffered a broken arm in two places after being caught by an elevator and thrown into a cellar on Thursday. In a separate incident Willie Keyeufer, son of Emery Kefer, broke his right arm after a fall from a sextant chair. Dr F B Smith treated the fracture.
A one year old child of Thos and Annie Conley of Rockville died at the residence of Mr W J King near Thurston and was buried at Sugar Loss Monunts churchyard with George W Peters as undertaker. The funeral of Hon Jesse K Hines State Insurance Commissioner occurred in Chestertown Md with Rev Walter Graham of the MM P church officiating and interment at Cheater cemetery.
Death of four mute pupils at the Maryland State Institute on South Market Street at 5 PM. Cerebro spinal meningitis listed as cause. Remains sent to Baltimore County for interment. H N Etchison and Son in charge of funeral arrangements. Death of infant Mary E Hilton, daughter of William and Emms Hilton, at Bentz Street home from stomach inflammation. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow.
A hearing for Barney Smith of Urbana on property destruction in Ellcott City is set for Wednesday at 10. Also two colored men were jailed after Friday night arrests in Ellcott City, including George Johnson known as a desperado and William Prisley a barber wounded with a pocket knife. A separate case charges cruelty to an infant, with a hearing scheduled for Wednesday next in Ellcoté.
A long list of social notices from Frederick and nearby towns. Residents and visitors named include Florance Alvaugh, Miss Annie Aschenger, Rev A Shulenberger, Mrs Pleasant, Miss Kate and Nettie Johnson, Miss Nannie Gambrill, Miss Mary Nicodemus, and many others visiting relatives or returning home from Baltimore, Staunton, Unionville, or Washington. Also notes of travel to Point of Rock, Walkersville, and Harpers Ferry, with occasional local events and small milestones.
An advertisement claims dyspepsia harms many lives and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a gentle yet effective remedy that tones the stomach relieves faintness restores appetite cures headaches and refreshes the mind. It urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The Ladies Auxiliary resumes meetings this evening at 7 30 at the Association rooms. The educational committee meets at 8. An accident delayed the newspaper train from Baltimore, with two freight trains colliding near Elyzville. A brakeman was reported killed.
Dr. White of the U S Navy is ordered from the Naval Hospital Brooklrn to the receiving ship Minnesota in New York Harbor. He paid a lying visit last week to his parental home Moreland in this county. White was surgeon on board the Trenton and witnessed the Samoan disaster.
Masonic leaders including Jos F Hices plan a visit to Enoch Royal Arch Chapter with a banquet at C B Haller on South Market. Frederick County stock wins top premiums at Pimlico. MeNomas secures postmasters for multiple towns as Woodsboro vacancy looms. Hotel arrivals list locals and travelers from Maryland and Virginia.
A Urbana report notes the death of a child of Mrs Conway of Washington DC yesterday from chronic diarrhoea. Interment occurred today. Other items include visitors Miss Lula Carlisle of New Windsor MD and Mrs ES Truzsel of Pomeroy OH.
An 19th century advertisement claims Rucksen's Arnies Salve is the best salve in the world series for corns and skin eruptions. It promises guaranteed satisfaction with a money back guarantee. Sold for 25 cents per box by Joseph B. Garrott.
The advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for coughs colds asthma bronchial and all throat and lung troubles. It claims superior results and offers two sample bottles free to convince buyers with bottles priced at fifty cents each.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle hosted Rev. T. De Witt Tei mage who preached on From Ocean to Ocean or My Transcontinental Journeys Text Psalms 8. He argued Christ’s reign spans seas from the Atlantic to the Caspian, citing America’s future expansion and national destiny. He referenced Yosemite and Yellowstone as examples of grand American projects and urged rapid development of natural resources.
A sweeping valley tour praises Yosemite and Yellowstone as timeless monarchs of nature. It extols cathedral rock Sentice Rock and Three Brothers, describes Yosemite Falls, geysers, terraces, and multicolored mineral seas, and celebrates Jehovah’s grandeur in vast immemorial formations.
The writer envisions Yellowstone canyon and grand rock galleries as heaven on earth, praising celestial colors and a last judgment spectacle. He rails against sin, extols gospel empire from Atlantic to Pacific, and urges the Young Men's Christian Associations to evangelize America through a continental spiritual campaign.
A reader recalls asking about a building rising in Des Moines and learns it is for the Young Men's Christian Association. The speaker urges Americans to support missions and benevolence, likening contributions to irrigation turning desert land into reservoirs and praising faith in God.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to cure severe indigestion and dyspepsia, promising relief from constipated discomfort and improving life. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by J. A. Williams, crigesser.
Bainbridge Murday, Esq., county a. Clay co., Texas approves Elec Bitters with strong claims of curing malaria, jaundice, and liver and stomach disorders. Testimony from D. I Whlcoxsee Hers Cave supports the remedy as life saving and warding off malaria. Price and store details given for Jos. B Gerro drug store.
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