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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1892
Page
3
Page fragment shows listings including Lost Dog and various classified items. Other entries include For Sale Horse, Help Wanted Man, Public Sale Household Articles and Miscellaneous notices. Nearby notes reference seasonal conditions and generic ads for clearances and sales.
The Brunswick community diary reports the Washington county Growers Association meeting set for February 20 in Hagerstown. It notes local incidents from horse loss in Bonn Sharon to theft of seven chickens in Boonsboro, a Brahmwick street depot project, railway track expansions, and various local jobs and appointments. It mentions weather snow, canal work, and civic meetings including county commissioners adjourning.
A traveler describes visits to West Norfolk Virginia area noting a thriving harbor on the Elizabeth River, coal pier, factories, and rail connections linking to Norfolk and Hampton Roads. He discusses Wise’s farming success, large trucking operations, and regional prospects while detailing a Frederick boom fever and local impressions of town development.
The late Jacob Engelbrecht amassed a rich trove of papers and relics, including letters from Washington, Hancock, Jefferson, Adams, Madison, Carroll, and Henry Clay. The collection holds diaries of local events from 1920 to 1879, a large magnet, a 1707 cherrywood bookcase, and a perpetual calendar. His heir Jacob J. Gapalbccent inherits the items, with access limited to a few acquaintances.
Mt Bobutz organizes for a School Commissioners meeting to be held on the Mth and 10th Instanta. Belanow files and receives teacher reports as part of the preparation.
Taffy making session ends in a heist at the rey CLA rooms. Marion Maheniy and Florence Cecti prepared the taffy. Local police investigate the curious incident and search for clues.
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A detailed description of a grand Washington County library and den, with portraits, stained glass, and portraits of historical figures. It notes adjacent rooms, a library table, maps, numerous busts of authors and leaders, and a gallery of famous houses and scenes. Includes references to town crest and motto.
The Maryland Court of Appeals announces several local interest decisions. Rohrback v. Rohrback reverses and remands with costs. Keedy and Snyder v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad affirms a verdict on wheat shipments from Antietam to Georgetown. Halsey v. Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church upholds a lower court judgment. Wakefield College receives proceeds from land bequest with specified distributions to Holy Trinity Church Carroll and St Barnabas Chapel. Holmes legacies descend per distribution statute.
Friday morning Mr Charles Withite and his niece Mia Alfie Dern of Double Moe Creek, en route to a funeral in Middletown, were injured when their horse ran away on Catoctin Mountain. The wreck left both occupants cut and bruised.
The article reports the murder of a notable New Windsoe area farmer and miller, Mr. Wittwisn W. Engier. He was killed after weeks of entering and plotting, with his body found in the garret. His death follows a family and local business strain. His wife, Miss Hurkey, survives. a Sunday funeral is planned.
A public meeting committee for Middletown has optioned three acres near Hieb Knob for water works. An engineer will survey cost estimates next Monday after two members visited Micahntown for local cost data. The Board of County Commissioners also ordered rubber hose and related items.
The Brunswick yard demonstrated its transfer system with over 1000 cars received and dispatched without a blockade. The yard is nearing completion and is expected to be among the best in the United States for practice and utility.
A hearing for the case State v Feigley on assault and battery occurred this morning before Magistrate Kokslein. Feigley was held to appear before the grand jury on a $100 bail.
Local notice advertises entire stock at and below cost including boots slices hala caps umbrellas and rubber goods at Michaels old store No 23 West Patrick Street opposite City Hotel and at a second stall near the City Hotel offering specials on rubber goods and other items.
The readable parts reference weather forecasts and signals in a New York area, noting Washington DC influence and unclear station updates. Mentions weather conditions, timing, and potential planning for a station or venue, with garbled OCR artifacts.
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