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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1897
Page
8
The Saturday market crowds display fresh meats vegetables and fruit as autumn nears. Prices show eggs ten cents per dozen butter thirty two cents per pound and peaches to fifteen cents per half peck. Local farmers report plentiful eggs and a shifting balance of crops with sausages and sausage products in steady demand.
A lively reminiscence of summer outings from Braddock to Fredericks, recounting gardens, picnics, and seaside visits. The narrator notes crowded dances, visits to Frederick County events, and plans with friends to enjoy thrift markets, preserves, and seasonal trips before autumn.
Judge Claughton and Miss Wills Custis died after the New York express struck their carriage at Deanwood crossing on the Baltimore and Potomac tracks. The speed, the crash, and the bodies were removed to Washington. Miss Custis was well regarded and connected to Dr. J. B. Gregg Custis.
A reader replies to editor defending Mansfeld and detailing a cigar controversy. He claims he never sold a Mansfield cigar and acknowledges a prior sale misrepresented as Gratulation. He cites Internal Revenue references and asserts attempts to protect his business while denying personal wrongdoing.
Mr E G Sichelberger of Acton Bridge died at the Baltimore County line hospital from injuries after a Western Maryland Railroad train hit the buggy he was driving at Graceburn Crossing Frederick County. His daughter and wife suffered injuries. the accident prompted a coroner’s inquest at the Central Police Station.
A benefit game at Athletic Park on Friday August 27 at 4 p m features the Frederick club against the Baltimore Fifth Regiment nine with Nations League pitcher Beatin expected to start for Frederick He won 32 consecutive games in 1886 and is said to be in prime form. The public is urged to attend to support the effort for good baseball.
Frederick county residents urge Col. John R. Reuzer to run for Clerk of the Court of Anpests of BMsry land in Ocean City tied to the Comptrollership. Reuzer is praised for state legislative service as Register of Wills and broad esteem beyond the county.
Fragmentary verse dialog hints at romantic teasing between lovers. The speaker vows to stop pleading and threatens dramatic actions, while the beloved reassures dependence and affection. The text appears as a playful, archaic quotation with irregular spelling and punctuation.
Kefanver of Middletown received premiums at a fair featuring Bantams Brahmas Cochins Dorkings Hamburgs Javas Jersey Giants La Fleche Langshans Leghorns Minorcas Plymouth Rock and Wyandottes plus ducks and geese. J Orndorff of J D Oglesbee Co Stranswick is improving. Est Wellap, son of Andy Wellan of Stranswick, suffered a painful accident by a fall breaking a bone.
Gen Frederick J Nelson of Frederick denounces the Democratic platform in a Baltimore Law interview, calling it a straddle on the diasoci nic. The remark appears in The News coverage of current political debates.
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