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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1891
Page
4
A fragmented Frederick daily page notes advertisements for Show Case sales and an Illustrated Trade Edition to boost Brederick growth. It lists local names visiting and social mentions, plus minor baseball results and upcoming Virginia visits for a return game.
The list reports several residents ill including Edward Dyer with neck boils, Mrs. A. H. Herrington at North Market street, H. C. Zacharias at home, and James Howard a clerk at George B. Railings store, all under doctor T. F. Sharetts care with their illnesses described as sickness or severe cold.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle on Clinton Avenue held morning and afternoon services with about six thousand attendees. Rev T De Witt Tsirztze spoke on Mount Sinai and the Jordan crossing, describing a monumental memorial of stone to symbolize faith and unity among Christian denominations.
A preacher exhorts his congregation to fund and dedicate the church as a spiritual ark guiding souls to salvation. He contrasts worldly gains with eternal life, urging immediate revival, baptism, and sacramental blessing to transform lives and emancipate the church through steadfast faith.
County correspondence from Lucketts Virginia recounts a man hiding a $140 stash in a garden last August. A foxed lid and damp bills left the money usable but damaged. Authorities pursued leads but found no culprit. The tale also recalls a break in on Main Street as thieves fled when startled by a storeowner. Local business life and figures like W H Luckett, D B Willard, and E G Caufman appear alongside Democratic primary reactions.
The Philomathess Literary Society debated a resolution: United States may demand non intervention by European powers in trade relations with American colonies. The affirmative won the discussion. A separate item notes a Dankarda wit sold their love feast at Brownsville on May 29.
Four Biswe prisoners Lewis Finler John Green and Granville Brown colored plus two others conspired to saw through cell bars using a table knife to escape the jail yard doors. The plan faltered when they heard a jail fire alarm and were later confined to a darked cell with limited meals awaiting further disciplinary steps.
Mr William M Hardt of Frederick, recently named National Bank Examiner, paid an official visit to this county on Monday. He spoke on the National Banks of Frederick and New Windsor. a friend of the editor welcomed him during his stay. Also noted is the 887th Shakespeare birthday anniversary and the 31st anniversary of the Washington Cases Club with remarks by Mr Hay and scenes from The Shrew. Linthicum Institute plans annual commencement with gold prizes. Mr Hay is son-in-law of Cant B F Brown. Remarkable achievement by Harry D Legge, who joined Wheeling Business College and, after weeks of study, penned 100 words per minute in shorthand on final exam day. Legge is well known locally, with many friends and relatives.
Fragmented OCR lists individuals such as Charles Ake and Daniel Crat with vague actions. remaining text unreadable, leaving unclear outcomes or deadlines.
A partial OCR item describes a man about forty five years old associated with a farm and a household. Details are fragmented, including scattered terms like Mya farm and Cavetows.
John Motter and Eugene L. Rowe attend as Tenry Stanibaugh sells 1 acre 2 roods and 21 perches for $50 while Benjamin F Reich, trustee, disposes of 10 Wim. J. plots in Frederick. operation at Hopkins Hospital deemed very successful and the young man is progressing well.
Mullinix and Kemp announce arrival of 129 rolls of Japanese and Chinese matting. They feature Bungos Opayamis Bingos and Etoto Shintos, with famed styles and prices not found elsewhere. More arrivals expected from the large shipment mentioned in the notice.
A jumble of local notices and anecdotes reports Mr Vincent Sasser of Frederick, Mr B A Garlinger of Eager, and various small items. The Independent Drum Corps meets at 7 20 p m. A danyte grey horse used by War States Depress Co was found yesterday at H C Zacharias machine shop. Shang Bros of Morersville add a delivery wagon for their creameries. Captain Frank Stokes caught fish while fishing in the Monocacy. Masons begin foundation for Air ELD Mantz residence on North Market Street. Widermagic committee will meet at 7 38 p m. S Wineburg bought a fine driving horse and wagon from H C Zacharias. Adam Braches reports a white worm issue on an old stamp. Washington engine workman backed into a rail car yard building, causing slight damage to Sipuctane.
Charles A Roop of Carroll county died Saturday morning at his aunt Mary Horn's home in Medford after illness from pulmonary consumption. A student at Western Maryland College and later Maryland University School of Medicine, he left studies during Christina holidays due to ill health. He was about nine years old at death. Also noted, Mrs. Jone Nicodemus died in Hagerstown, leaving four children and relatives across Washington and Frederick counties. Samuel Brown of New Market died Saturday evening. burial at Payoraville, Carroll.
A Schreysville girl, a little higher in condition, remains in critical care from injuries after excessive rope jumping. She reportedly jumped rope nine times without stopping with other girls. Dr. Goodell attends as the physician on record.
A delegation of twenty Indies from Martinsburg West Virginia arrived in Brunswick this morning with an official pilot. They were shown the work at the point and then taken on a tour of the building lots.
Two large carp were captured in the Knoxville canal yesterday by bir Thomas Danner. One fish tipped the scales at 12 pounds as Mr Danner walked along the canal and spotted them sunning in a small pool.
A shipment arrives with a large stock of medium weight Balbriggans, addressing local demand. The note highlights immediate availability and invites shoppers to view the new stock.
Advertised letters appear in a list for sibviuds and remaining post offices. Applicants may respond to the dead letters call, with delivery details and filing steps. Local authorities urge recipients to check for misaddressed items and submit proper forwarding addresses.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered personal names and places including Huel Arrivala City Hore and Baltimore with many unreadable segments. The text shows a jumble of surnames, counties, and towns, lacking a coherent event or clear reporting.
Local notice announces a two day millinery exhibit on Wednesday and Thursday April 24 and 30 featuring patterns bonnets and hats with the latest novelties. Ack invited and the shop has moved to 14 South Market Street Frederick Maryland NOR & D Blayrz Market St Frederick Md
Retail sales of Ceresyle roller flour rose one third in the week ending March 19 1891, the highest level yet recorded. The firm E A Shriner & Co. notes demand remains strong for home trade, reflecting public appreciation of the article.
We just received attractive novelties Sukahie 107 shorts and purposes. New items ideal for Spring announcements. Call and see them at Tru News office. Also offering cheap printing services to silence all competition.
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