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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1892
Page
3
A fragmented newspaper ad references a public sale by Cline & Co with unclear details and scattered items including Johns Mincellsneota and soda water. OCR errors obscure dates, locations, and participant names, yielding only sparse hints of a sale action and involved entities.
Brief items report events around the city including Westminster celebration plans, a large sale of household goods by J J Murray, a move to begin construction on a new house by Burger at East and Church, a Knights of Reciprocity meeting, Lambs delivered to Leonard Nothagle the butcher, street cleaning by a municipal crew, Junior White Cloud Club meeting announced, a horse valued at 150 dollars dying from traumatic tetanus, papering work by Lewis, and William B Baldwin declared a pauper to be sent to Monterue Hospital.
Purely personal notes list Miss Lalla Harrison of Leeaburg Virginia chosen as the most beautiful woman in Virginia to represent the state among the thirteen original colonies at the Chicago World's Fair. Several residents, including Mr T J Maught in Baltimore and Mr George A Thomas of Mt Pleasant, are mentioned with visits and travels. Other brief items note Mr Webster Hecht’s new position with Western Union and various family and health updates while Crewe's Lime Kits and local business occurrences are touched upon.
County correspondence from Bre. Anianuds bummers and Feagsville area reports list attendees at a public sale, family updates, church activities, weather notes, and local improvements. Mentions Joshua Zimmerman infant illness, new roofs, hog pen, and visitors. many small-town names and places across Feaga ville, Middletown valley, and Charl sville during April.
The Pilot HM Sunday School will be reorganized on vest Sunday at 2p Preaching at o'clock pm by Rev Win Woolf. Rev HK Barnéa preached an excellent sermon at Koontz's chapel Sunday. Muntock and wife of Montgomery county have returned home after visiting their father. Mrs Levit Cooley purchased a parcel of land from the estate for $500.
The Talbot family mourns as Mrs. Talbot widow of Dr Harry Talbot dies after a painful typhoid illness in Wheeling. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lycurgus E Hedges aged 27. Funeral arrangements and mausoleum burial at Mount Oliver follow. The community shares in the sorrow of the bereaved and notes the vacant chair left in the home.
At the monthly Board of Charities and Correction meeting in Montevue yesterday Hey White, successor to Rev. Kennard, Trinity M. E. Church, was appointed chaplain at Montevue Hospital. Mr. Thomas W. Brightwell was appointed as warden after resigning last month and choosing to accept again.
A lightning bolt yesterday morning struck a cherry tree near the hollow of Det E. Hardy at Bur kitteville, county, severely injuring the doctor and his family. This is the fourth strike within about one hundred yards of Doctor Fardy’s residence in the past two years.
Reported by a local editor the first week’s actions of the Police Maristrathtane stir concern as residents fear crime, law-breakers face close surveillance, and authorities aim to deter illicit activity led by figures including Fred érick. The piece laments ongoing disturbances and questions when such threats will end.
Taken to the House of Correction yesterday by Deputy Sheriff J K Cramer on a charge of incorrigible behavior. Color term in the report appears. details about the case and exact terms are unclear in the fragment.
Arbor Day activities were held across public and private schools in the city and county. Pupils participated in recitations, songs, and tree plantings including a sugar maple named for George Washington. Colored schools and religious institutions joined in with programs, speeches, and a tree planting ritual. Some sites noted lack of observance, while others hosted exhibits of local woods and student performances.
The column blends wedding notices and social updates from Germantown to Centreville with details of a Montgomery County couple John Trundle and Alice Chambers, a Mount Airy creamery operator George W. Clay, and Virginia Nuxabanm's wedding. It covers a new Remington typewriter advertisement by W. T. Mullinix, a street witch relocation near East and Second, Pont of Rocks town elections with fines, and the Maryland Arena Conference opening at Pocomoke City. It notes the Loch project discussions by county and city officials with no resolution.
Governor Brown faces waves of letters and telegrams opposing the assessment bill while weighing other bills. He has approved several local measures but will not sign the free book bill or the state asylum plan. The administration moves toward bond scaling and reassessment, with police reform and judges’ salaries among debated items.
The monthly meeting of the Reformed Bilasionary Society was held in the chapel last night. The program included recitations, solos, readings, and hymns led by Rev. Dr. Kachbach.
A Washington group forms to erect a monument to John Brown. A meeting of prominent Black citizens approved the plan. Officers named include Prof. Geo. Wm. Cook as president and Henry E. Baker as secretary with Ullyer as treasurer. The executive committee includes Mrs. Alfree P. Shadd and Mr. Bara Fleetwood. Sixteen delegates were elected and soon to rally.
The pet cat Topsy, owned by Lee Hanshew, died yesterday at age nine on West Patrick Street after a brief illness. Interment was private in the garden lot. A friend note from G A St Mattora laments the loss as the community notes the cat’s long companionship and pest control. A committee under Neynold's son and local figures will care for orphans of soldiers and arrange memorial day events and a June excursion to Gatlye urg.
The first and final account filings appear for Annie K M Burger administrator of Geo B Burger deceased and for Henry M Pettitt as administrator of Jana Tustit. Elizabeth Muck will for probate. An incendiary attack near James M Smith’s property failed to cause damage after the wood shed caught fire and was extinguished. George W Renneburg and John M Zimmerman qualified before Clerk Jordan as city Burgess and road supervisor respectively in Middletown.
The Anne Arundel county commission contracted with Danis Baker of Bo ckestown Frederick county to supply meat to the AMP A and a Watts Benie project. The road work covers the Ath district between Bwelts bridge and Shipley station, outlining the route and duties.
In Tagraina Bron sola Velveta products draw attention with appealing features. The store notes strong demand for these novelties and urges customers to place early orders to secure the items.
News notes from Cumberland and Howard county include political appointments and elections, such as Kentsounty leadership, Howard county commissions, and a mayoral result in a nearby town. Also reported are church meetings, a weather-flag whistle at Aparrow Point works, a court case against Cumberland News, and local funeral notices for Henry Nelson Thomas.
Dr. 5.10. Mardenty Qeullat Ear and Throat Specialist will be at the City Hotel Thursday April 7 at 3 p.m. and remain over with Priday Std at 1 p.m.
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