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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1895
Page
4
An old meteorology note describes eastward movement of high and low pressure at about 600 miles daily. It explains wind flow around highs and lows, with highs yielding cool clear weather and lows bringing cloud and warmth. Winds southeast and east of a low are warm and moist, between highs and lows are cool and clearing, and southwest and west winds are variable or southeast-directed.
A messy OCR fragment shows a string of old timey classifieds and notices. Entries mention lost checks, job ads, names like Yeakle and Care y, holiday items, and assorted announcements. It reads as a jumble of addresses, rewards, and business names with no coherent story.
The Weekly News Tee Weerrr News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page publication. It will include all the news and many special features and serve as an advertising medium unsurpassed. Copy for advertisements is due by 4 p.m. Wednesday. large ads by 6 p.m. that day.
John Mayburh of Blomiteburg was a witness at the Baltimore coroner inquest where Charles and Parker of the Lydia Jefferson were exonerated of causing John E. Benkle Jr.’s death. Grayson Stall bought 63 acres near Utica at $76 per acre. A J Prashour near Wolfetiile killed hogs weighing 448 to 493 pounds. J M Powall near Ostodtin Furnece killed three porkers weighing 590, 865, and 295 pounds.
The Fredericksburg Bar Association met at the Court House to honor Charles V. Levy with eulogies and resolutions. Speakers praised Levy’s courtesy and professional talents, and a committee was formed to express deepest sympathy to his family and funeral attendees.
Funeral of Mr. C. V. Levy will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the deceased’s home on West Third Street. Interment will follow at Mt Oliver Cemetery. Masonic organizations, bench members, and various societies connected to the deceased will attend in a body.
Messrs. Sisup and Knocderick open a well stocked gentlemen's furnishing shop at the former Mezars stand on North Market Street. The firm offers a fine line of latest stylish goods. Messrs. Staup and Rhoderick pledge to keep abreast of the times to meet customer desires.
Strack on the head by a stone near Washington and Frederick streets in Hagerstown Saturday at 22 30 o clock left William Gates unconscious. An assailant described as a colored man from Frederick escaped. Gates was treated by Dr. E A Ware and remained unconscious.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a largely attended meeting of Fr McElroy Covent with mentions of officers such as Eisenauer president, Kennedy secretary, Crim treasurer, and Diggs Crim. There are scattered references to committees, dates in March, and a purge related to beneficiaries. The legible items suggest a church or fraternal group organizing roles and a forthcoming inspective activity.
Hunters report 115 pound bear killed on Bore Valle trip. Frederick County Virginia rabbit hunts yield seventy rabbits. Pa bear on Sideling Hill weighed 23 pounds. Morgen County, W. Va., bear family exterminated on Capon mountain. Lacey Weaver kills father bear weighing over 300 pounds. Philadelphia shooters claim three fine deer near Fort Stilleton. South Mountain hunters cite at least eighteen deer this season. Mahon takes 180 pound boar. Stegsmons and Beam boast deer yearly. largest deer weighed 22 pounds. remarks on scarce game and steady hunting pace.
A Male High School Belles Lettres meeting held December 6 featured an improvised debate on whether ignorance and misery result from parental indulgence and teacher laxity. G A Dean led the affirmative, H C Buiton the negative, with the chair ruling for the affirmative.
The City Opera House hosted a third Young Men's Christian Association entertainment night featuring violinist Edouard Remenyi, soprano Pauline Stein, and pianist Miss Roman. A refined program included Faust Nocturne, Rigoletto arias, and Chopin pieces. The crowd applauded deeply as Remenyi delivered graceful, expressive passages and encore selections.
A jumble of local notices from a Frederick newspaper segment highlighting the World’s Fair glass blowing display, holiday shoppers, Pennsylvania Railroad holiday ticket discounts, funeral notices for Brother Charles V. Levy, and various ads from merchants like McCarcell’s and Erdilson’s. Includes gas discounts and theater or musical merchandise listings, with prices and dates included.
Classified fragment notes a full line of plumbing materials and supplies. Mentions carrying a complete stock and prepared for delivery or installation work. No clear dates, places, or people readable in the surviving text.
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