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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1890
Page
4
A cluttered notices page notes a lost collie dog and various adverts. It mentions Saint Marys Guild Christmas sale, choirs rehearsing, and festive window displays. Local residents, events, and upcoming church and civic activities are listed with names and places across Frederick and surrounding towns.
A meeting of the Independent Home Company will be held tonight to act on the death of Mayor Lewia If Doll, who was an honorary member of the company.
A fragment notes an infant of Mr. Sebel of Fort Marker Creek suffering from whooping cough. The entry lists individuals Rosen KR Lakin of West Patrick Street and Mr. Zimmerman, with unclear attributions to Wetten or Mr. John M. Zimmerman.
A long portrait of Geo K Sappington highlights a life rooted in Frederick County history. Born near Linganore in 1853 to Col Thomas Sappington and Louisa Klein, he pursued schooling at Frederick Academy and Calvert College, faced early setbacks seeking a military career, and later built a varied career in teaching and business, earning public respect as a trusted educator and local figure.
A Rapid mid day report details a four hour ride covering Martinsburg to Frederick via Hagerstown with a 44 mile stint at high speed. The route required ferriage across the Potomac and crossing two mountains, highlighting the keeper of the Hagerstown Frederick record and a comparison to former bests by Abbers cen Hagerstown. It lists hotel arrivals in Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and New York and notes several attendees from Maryland and nearby states.
Ms Upton Rancliffe an aged Liberty resident died at his home last night at 10 oclock in his 77th year. He suffered a paralytic stroke on Thanksgiving morning and never recovered. Survived by a wife, four sons, three daughters. born near Monrovia in 1814. Spent most life in Liberty district, farmer, recently retired. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at residence at oclock. interment Liberty Cemetery.
Peravnal Montiog and John Wines figure among recently elected Pennsylvania legislators. The text references Sam Elwes Ray of Scranton as a congressional nomination candidate who declined in favor of another nominee. It notes these men as brothers of Mrs. A Heigen from the city, and mentions Samuel Helen of the same city.
Announcement of interest to all fruit growers in the community urges readers to consult J. Glean Cook & Co. of Baltimore for details on California offers. Readership is advised to contact the company promptly to evaluate the advertisement.
The Frederick County National Bank announces an eight percent semi annual dividend per notices in The News advertising column. The statement confirms the bank’s strong position and ongoing profitability amid favorable conditions.
The Quild Racker notes orders for work at St Marys Chapter on Kant Second Street for December and January. The Epacopal church group seeks ink to heat the premises. Mrs Frank Chogenn is mentioned in relation to heating arrangements.
The Beard of A Marmeon plans an afternoon gathering to discuss the end of Bayer Dol and take saltetie seden. The event appears to focus on local matters with unclear details and names.
A long stretch of scattered items from Frederick area news recounts local chatter on patents and inventions, poultry and produce prices, pumpkin crops, and social notes. It highlights Tommie Dix’s patent gum machine concept, Mr Haller’s patent controversy, local market quotes, and lodge officer appointments with a mix of opinions and routine community updates.
A garbled historical snippet discusses health and vitality themes with mentions of care, diet, and safety. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings, rendering precise facts unclear while preserving a sense of old medical or moral commentary.
The funeral for Mary K Baer was held yesterday afternoon at Stock Crow residence on Hast Pate rok wtree. Attendants included Revered Luther Kublinga and the Broadway Lutheran Sunday School group. Relatives came from Baltimore and Washington city, Carroll County, and nearby areas to pay respects.
Fragmented OCR lists scattered items including court forms, county movements, and oblique references to deaths and property. It mentions Chelstun silth on Baltimore and blo Dalle, plus a note about a Washington county death and a large vessel-related incident, all in an unclear sequence.
The December term jurors for the Utrecht Court were drawn this morning, with several disqualifications noted. An important meet is planned at Union WH tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock, where Rav Dather Murphey will deliver another lecture to members this afternoon. A patient advisory urges caution about remedies and emphasizes seeking medical care from a physician if symptoms persist.
The community mourns Major Lewis H. Doll founder and longtime city leader. He served as mayoral candidate and council member, was active with the United Bure Company and Independent Hose Company, and was survived by a wife, daughter, and several siblings. Funeral plans set for Monday with interment at Meant Chapel Cemetery.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions delivery to a person or entity named Ray pars on a date or amid a scene labeled pererga iat Certo. Context is unclear but suggests a transit or service action with a specified recipient. No verifiable names or places are confirmed.
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