Public Sale Notice From Winebrewer Local Tumora
Fragment from The Daily News shows a public sale notice involving Winebrewer Local Tumora. The readable portion lists sale action and authorities but lacks full details due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1892
Page
3
Fragment from The Daily News shows a public sale notice involving Winebrewer Local Tumora. The readable portion lists sale action and authorities but lacks full details due to damaged text.
Brief items report moves and openings in Frederick including the Law Library Association relocation to the Armory on April first, new engine for the Union Foundry, recent entertainments at City Hall, and various local business shifts. It notes a pension for Gen. Stockman, a groundhog remark, and several minor incidents and appointments in the region.
The Maryland House of Delegates considers amendments to the Galley law and a new state finance commissioner bill. Reports from the Board of Public Works discuss oyster interests, while petitions urge action on Archer bonds and plans for a regional conference against Eastern Shore restrictions. Governors funds and state treasurer transitions are noted, along with local Frederick and Brooklyn police and mayoral matters. A Vigilant Fire Engine Company banquet in York marks its anniversary with speeches and gifts.
Orphans' Court inventory entries list personal property of deceased Est. of Elma Immell and Thos A Measels with bids to sell. Seventh and final account of Aphe Tawahty filed and approved.
Meners Hutchison Lloyd and Stern of the B. and C. KR BR detective service appeared before the grand jury with witnesses. The ahead of the breaking cases to be tried at this court were discussed as details emerge from yesterday’s proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR notes the Citizen’s long, turbulent history with references to editors and ownership. It mentions Mr Wiltistn Yeushsian as a printer, Frederick City publication ties, wartime sentiment, arrest records, and various defenders connected to Win Battman and the Battman family.
The February term of the Talbot County Circuit Court began. The Towson Centennis Grange Hall will be dedicated. A barn-burning charge against Geo Hebron of Anne Arundel is dismissed. Steamer Standish back from Norfolk. steamboat project eyed on Choptank. Debates over county lines and electric plant charter changes continue. Numerous local transfers and health updates accompany a day of civic activity.
The Rev. James A. Wari eight J has left the novitiate he long led in the city and departed for Georgetown College where he will take up permanent residence.
Fragmentary notice outlines payout structure with eight and four bets plus three more up to eight. Mentions circulars and Great Bout ern Co of Frederiet as the issuing party.
Local debate group met Friday despite inclement weather. The program opened with a reading of the constitution, a question-for-nert debate on nature versus art, and speeches by Messen Klein Wicklena Summers. The judges ruled in the affirmative, and an evening of poetry and remarks followed with updates on members and nearby residents.
Mis Ulla widow and others in Mintevimery area are mentioned along with Miss Mamle Myers and Misa Maante Myera. Aly Vetur Copuistel travels to Cuadertsod after visiting relatives. Daisy Hottinian of fefferson spents Sunday with Viola de baedter and Mosaouiler. Mr eC Run ty da Bocktystewn fantasizes about bustess. Mrs Enlly Christ attended her mother’s funeral. Virgte Specht visits in Unltingore. Mary Pulgier and Mary Ward spent Sunday with Aira Challens Myurs. J T Storm and SC Michael repairing MLO Copeland’s mill. Rumor of new houses in Wele town.
The THL Weekly News Ada edition showcases a full weekly paper with a focus on literary content, farming columns, and practical notices. It lists sales, rentals, public auctions, help wanted ads, and legal notices, plus obituaries and funeral details for local residents.
In the city representatives from a Tennessee company attended events led by Mr Hilverwood. He delivered a lecture at the Carlin House with stereopticon views of Harriman and Wetoduatrien. A docket of local attendees and district numbers followed notarization by Clerk Jorian.
Mullinix and Kemp announce completion of their annual stock taking with optimism for a busy year. They promise continued emphasis on customer service and warn against misleading advertisements while noting plans to expand future offerings and outpace competition.
A derailment at the city depot occurred near dusk as a freight train crossed the yard. Several cars derailed, striking the depot structure and scattering debris along the tracks. A worker was injured but not seriously, and was taken home for treatment. the escape from greater harm was noted.
The Assreminent Law proposes taxing mortgages and state property under existing rules. Commissioner Shaw urges exemption for mortgaged property, arguing current taxation harms industry. A bill for compensation of the Tas Commissioner follows Pennsylvanian precedent on taxing corporate property within the state. The measure requires assessors to list real and personal property separately.
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals list includes names from Baltimore Newark New York and more. A Western Maryland Railroad brakeman in Chambersburg was severely injured January night while coupling freight cars at Linwood and untreated concussion led to hospital care. County Prohibition chair John W Bush calls a county convention at Union Bridge on Saturday 18th to elect delegates for the state Baltimore march convention.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases including PINS, LAIR, Siditiai, TRHCADS, and TRESS GINDHAM. No coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable for a factual card. Unable to determine a specific news item or outcome from the readable fragments.
Montgomery County notes describe contractor work on the Linden Branch from Linden through western portions of the county toward Wort with substantial progress and planned completion soon. The project includes double tracking the One Metro politan Line and a road extension from Gadthershire to Washington, with rapid progress expected in the near term.
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