Moon Phases and Local Advertisements in 19th Century
Fragmentary reading shows an 19th century classified page with several for sale and for rent items. It lists pigs for sale, rentals, and miscellaneous notices alongside names like G H Sedgwick and Dikuettt Les babin & Dill tytt er G A Gilbert. The legible portions indicate typical small ads and real estate notes common to old newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesbabin
Dill
G. A. Gilbert
G.H. Sedgwick
Farui Rolock & Neste
Brief Bits of Local News and Notes From the Area
A digest of local items: Hiteahow testified before Clerk Jordan as a Board of Charities member. Snow fell yesterday afternoon. Nine tramps were lodged by Mayor Brunner. Chicken thefts rise in Liberty. J H Diller bought Liberty property for 400 dollars. Philomathean Society to meet. Masonic lodges occupy former Philos quarters. Counterfeit dollars dated 1993 1989 1890 circulate with fake but convincing rings. Ramaburg Fertilizer shipped goods to California and Cincinnati. Justin Miller turned the baton presented to drum major Yinger by the White Cloud Club. Fourteen tramps received jail permits from Mayor Braner. Ed A Giltinger and others attend Grand Lodge session in Baltimore. A strong wind toppled a fence on A H Sheffner’s property. A new iron freight site arrived for the B&O ticket office. Richard Lipps injured a foot. Mr Smith of the B&O Ry at Brownawick resigned. Citizens indebted to Gentine a Newman and Hons for public documents. An inmate visited Montevue, became intoxicated and fired a pistol on Beat Patrick Street. Freshman boy jumped from the West South Street school yesterday but avoided serious injury. Charles H Sefer shipped deer horns to J Worthington. received a $50 present. Frederick Council Royal Arcanum held a semi monthly session. two candidates elected, one initiated. The Saccade Case No 98, involving Catoctin Company, heard in court. Motser pleaded for Diniati. long proceedings. Legal actions over L M Faeeche vs Montala Iron Company occupying premises. Various salaries and personnel issues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Hiteahow
New Starket
Jordan
Board of Charities and Correction
Jall
Brunner
Liberty
J. H. Diller
F.C. Norwood
Philomathean Literary Society
Philos
Citizen's Bank
Ramaburg Fertilizer Company
Frederick
California
Cincinnati
Ss Cie
Justin Miller
Yinger
White Cloud Club
Braner
Spre Hnery
Ed. A. Giltinger
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of
Maryl
P.aeeo
A. H. Sheffner
Yaat
Patrick Street
Iniow
Richard Lipps
Patrick Strest
Wr. Smith
Bronawick
Newman and Hons
J. W. Graver
Carlton Bunfer
Documenta. v
Montevue
Bouih Streat
Charles H
Patrick Treet
Deer Horna
J. Johan T. Worthington
Mr. Orthingtone
Ali Fe
Trials and Memorial Meeting For Mr Mantz Juniors Honor
The Juniors as part of a Memorial Meeting honoring original member Mr A K Mantz discussed the origin of the Sun Flower Engine and the early volunteer fire efforts. Speakers including Sir Edward Koontz and Mr Edward Rice praised Mantz while plans to enlarge his portrait and draft resolutions were adopted by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Hall
Janior 3
BF. E
Last
Algat
A. K. Mantz
Tre
Edward Koontz
Edward Rice
Str. Koontz
Kent
Paris
Market Street
Tre Cogiug
Horstio Waters
Horatio Waters
Af. Lewla
Old City
Dukehart& Rogers
Baltimore
Huntor
Hank
Mantz
J. N. Goy
Messry FB
Sapplogton
A. FT. Rice
N. Tyson
W.P. Rice
Alexander Brengle
Nathan Tyson
Mesars. E. Koontz
D. Hauer
J. W. Birely
A.T. Rice Sod
LN. Loy. On Motion of Mr. G
John Ritchie
WoTpleran
John Brown
Harpre Ferry
Early ploughing urged by January thaw insights
Workmen uncover shallow ground rests as January frost and thaw shift soil. Forecasters expect early spring ploughing if winter remains mild, building optimism for large crops following favorable weather. The note emphasizes practical farming rule that timely ploughing yields better yields.
Remarkable Escape Near Railroad Inspires Town
Last Saturday near Walkeraville and the Glade Church a sleigh drawn by a horse became unmanageable. It only halted when a passing train approached. Rev Hench narrowly escaped a serious accident, deemed remarkable by onlookers. In White Cloud, the club met at Junior Hall where Drum Major Yinger received a polished apple wood baton with his name engraved. Final plans for the ball on the 32nd were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkeraville
Hench
White Cloud Club
Yinger
Bons of Veterans Plan for National Encampment
At a meeting of Antietam Camp Bons of Veterans on Monday eight, a committee of arrangements was appointed to plan the national encampment in June. The members are H. O. McLane, G. W. Glessner, T. E. Kauffman, R. C. Witte and D. By Burcras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam Camp
H. O. McLane
G. W. Glessner
T. E. Kauffman
R.C. Witte
D. By
Burcras
Real Estate Transfers and Independent Hose Ball Meeting
Real estate transfers include Hooper to Old Outer Bapt ist church for acres at $30 and Petrett to Oland for 53 acres at $501, plus Martin to Matin tract at $95. The Independents Hose Company meets tonight to discuss joining the White Road Club ball and to appoint a hall keeper and minor officers tomorrow night. miscellaneous district listings follow.
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Tranefera
Gg Hooper
Old Outer
J.P. Petrett
C.K. Oland
Martin
J. B. Matin
Independents
Independent Hose Company
Rerd
White ‘Joad Club
Construction progress on new North Market Street homes
The brick masons are at work on the new houses of Mr. Pealea Rows on North Market Street. Plasterers are finishing the interiors of the Ridgely houses in the northwest addition to Peatertex.
Missionary Society meeting notes at East Church
The Wowan s Hone and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church on East Church street held a session in the Sunday school room. Readings included How the People of China Help, The Woman in Clips, and The Worry of a Prayer. Various members presented selections and accounts, with officers and attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowan
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Mis Mantell
Mise Naume Koutzslie
Feuer
D. AL Tsi
Mublirburg Silsslow
Maryland
Mee Wablian
Kuebloun
Vicorea
Alcol
Fee
Misa
Nannie
Hettle Engelbreedy
May Haller
Maryland Legislature Debates and Deliberations Amid Debates
The Maryland Legislature heard resolutions on mortgages and Sunday law changes while committees received reports from mine inspectors and the Police Board. Delegations favored and opposed Sun day law changes and elevated structures on North Street. Governor Krown prepared appointments for counties and Baltimore sought measures to allow passengers to stop in the city.
New City Directory Estimates Frederick City Population
Frederick City statistics compiled from a city canvass show 4017 names to appear in the new directory, 1819 heads of families, 84 vacant houses, 47 streets, and an estimated population of 10 082. Kirwin allows 24 persons per name and counts only residents 20 years or older. Vacancies suggest local prosperity. a final canvass will offer another chance to subscribe at four dollars to subscribers, forty-nine if ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirwin
Smoots to be Tried for Murder at Shepherdstown
Harry T. Smoots, accused of murdering Ming Bue Ferrel, was brought from Charleston to Charlestown where the Jefferson County Circuit Court opened Monday. Smoots, with counsel Hon Marshal McCormick and Capt George Baylor, is expected to be indicted and promptly tried for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
The Tramps Moving Southward Evidence Given
The article notes tramps coming from the north and robbing, urging households to secure doors windows and gates. It describes threats of entry by tramps and advises vigilance to prevent break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marriage Linesind H W Ciatz and Betelle Gilson Raamsteburg
The marriage license shows H W Ciatz and Betelle K Gilson both of Raamsteburg county. Eliza Beer filed a probate document with the office but details are unclear in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Ciatz
Betelle K. Gilson
Raamsteburg
This County
Ann’ Costi
Ieee Orifi Eed
Eliza Beer
Death Calls Local Resident in Walkersville Community
Isaac Walker, eight years old and respected in Walkersville attends a Sunday night death. The deceased had lived in the area long, kept a store, and was connected to Walkersville. His wife and siblings are noted, with several neighbors ill and church activities planned for the coming week. Memorials and local notices reflect community mourning and ongoing illness.
Local News Briefs and Obituary Notes from Freeman Town
The week’s items include a note on Mrs Carrie Smith widow of Sir Edward, buried at St Joseph’s cemetery after illness, with pallbearers named. Various local updates cover residents visiting, a copper coin discovery dated 1770, and a range of community happenings from school attendance to a grand upcoming dance at Noah Stockman’s home. Also noted is shifting local positions at Frederick County National Bank and the pending April home changes. A girl fell into Mulliatx pond but escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitttsburg
Lote
M. CC. Duvers
Uniontown
Carrie Siatth
Edward Ditt
St Joseph's Cemetery
Minveytonen Lity
Meadomfelatiog
Charles A. Elliott
de Sylvester Fink
Win. 1 Smith
Franklin Tuntgantser
Bamuel Brieker
Bamuel Starnes
C.G. Puss
Mhre Bunfil
Sho
Prisi
Hayes Mobler
George
Phill Summers
Tiarry Mobler
Peter Holter
Frank Stockman
Will Bassard
Cote
Prank Mahonay
George Perry
Noah Stockman
Charley
Wm. Sines
Prewmonts
Sines
Mulliniz and Kemp Dress Goods House Opens
Mulliniz and Kemp invite customers to view their newly opened dress goods shop in Dressingham offering a selection of hats and stone light paraphernalia. A remnant table features numerous discarded goods priced low, including children’s items formerly selling at 95 and 35 cents.
The Horrors of Sport by Lavy Borenge Dlate Sinpees
A reformist tract attacking hunting and animal cruelty, recounting personal experiences with hunted game and wounded creatures to condemn sport. The author, styled as a prominent advocate, reflects on the emotional toll of killing wildlife and denounces blood sports as cruel and unjust.
Remarkable Praduloncy School Taught By Misa Werlo Thomas
The Frederick area school on West Third Street closed its annual examination. Third class pupils list of 2800 words and 3 syllables announced. Gilbert GM and May Shaller top prizes for accuracy. Eight year old Guy Ruprecht won second premium. Runaway incident reported near Manor involving six-horse team and wagon, driver unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Werlo Thomas
Weat Third Street
Third
Clase
Gilbert GM
A. J. GM. Corning
May
John Shaller
Fairview
Guy
Lewie Ruprecht
Milage
Secon
Willie Houck
Clarence Dixon
Little Blate Gill
Local medical talk and bill notice in February schedule
Hemlet Ear and Throat Syculelia with Dr J R L Hardesty will be at Guy Deis Thursday next February 11 from 8 to 9 o'clock p m. On Fel lay the 1eb TERR man lives at Notion to Gas Coasmuners. Due to price reduction, those who want the usual discount on bills must pay on or before the 10th instant. no discount after that day. Frank Ciingan, agent.
James Walker Co Introduces Turay A Seauti Fol Time
James Walker & Co. announces Turay a seauti fol tine of 7 toll dd nord ginghame avrk 79 tyr in all the wr mpring phades. Three ginghames on market claim absolute fit in color guaranteed bynay yarn wr prel. Also mentions goods like dam es and new winter items. Call for details at La Valera 200.
Weather Chief Warns of Temp Fluctuations Across Region
An official weather bulletin notes rapidly shifting temperatures this week. Forecasts show swings between warm daytime highs and cool nights, with advisories urging caution for outdoor activities and proper dress. Local agencies monitor fronts moving eastward and potential wind shifts.
Wa品led Simnale Recount of Telegrams Daily
Fragmented OCR text outlines daily soundings from The News Offices recounting telegrams and warnings. It references attention drawing notices, durations, and mentions weather and station data, with garbled phrases about events, petitions, and exhibits. The readable fragments suggest a noisy, broadcast style public notices page with scattered dates and items.
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Daily News
Frederick Weather
Yousu
Cy Thos
Bam
Syo Ngea
Ae Clear
Peleer Shug
Hibes
Siaccade
Waseckeya
Catoctin Joantele Tree Company
Trea
Soen
IL ‘Eeck
Motser
Diniati
L. Ma Faeeche
Mowntala Iron Company
Charles Boereaks Eae
Northtreet
Krown
Senate
Somerset
Queen Annet’s
Anng
Arunlel
Garrett
Marylannd
Ta Loada
Baltimore City
6Th Avenue Railroad Company
Senate Committee On Corporations
House Judiciary Committee
Maryland School For Deaf and Dumb
House
Frederick City
Newman
Williams. Plummer
Pleasant
Frederick County
Gaver
Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph's
McSherry
Alice
Frederck City
Lidarius
Isaac Walkyr
Syefelingt
Thle Place
Les
Walkersville
Aimee
Wes
Magde Hate
Centreville
Lagetope
Susan
Catharine
Aonle
Taylomtowa
Meg
Bo A. Hedges
Missionary Societies
Lutheran Church
Salt Church
Aniormon
Heasley Hobbs
Dayton
Wi. Lewis
Mamie Willard
Poolesville
James D. Hale
Lisie
Neels
Misa Cora Hargett
Carroll's Manor
Elton Figgins
Jefferson
Don Hert
D Middletown
John
Culler
Dittmar
Reformed Church
Zomzs
Parelgu Missionary Society
Sheridan
Shultz
AL. P
M. E
la Grione
Ira
Robert D. Eaton
Etta
Horace Brull
Geo. L. Broadrup
Charienvilie
Samuel J. Linton
Mles Mingle F. Smith
Walkers- Vile
Willem Thomas
Garfield
Snd
Daviel Pearl
Beuday
Fee Ca
Sarah A. Limmarmas
Michael Zimmerman
Formusty
Rav
E. Hedges
Mt. Olivet
Cemedy
Zimmerman
Daniel F. Young
Miles Lizzie Zimmerman
David Bhenkle Han
David Craver
John A. Clem
Wm. H. Canpon
Bastomecn
Daniel Wastlersey
Chas. W. Staley
Montgomery County
Jas. Linton
Aycamore Switch
Btaley
Jina Ashley
Tanmttown
B.S
Blelner Wachter
Mise Jenale Baer
Usica
Frank Sel
Mr. Wachter
and Zantz
Fink
Metarday
Jemen F. Baker
Realteborg
Laura Oredorff
Mount St Mary's
Barn
Jecod Bufagion
Dante
Minua
Pearl
Ezra d. Wachter
George WT
Mesara
Albert Burkhart
Daniel Young
Yellow Springs
Zionnet
PSC New
Falconer
S. Russell
John H. Beavana
Murry
Ferga —Peraona
Torei
Ernont Dayur
H. W. Dorasy
Washington, D. C
Ignatius W. Dorney
Ganten Ardell
Dorsey
Bia
Mt On
Peh
Ine
Parsons
W. Irving Parsous
Z. Jamee Gittinger
Joseph W. L. Carty
Parsona
Thie
Feil
Oscar Hooper
East Bouth Street
Mulliatx
Tage
Richard Dimme
Bart
Sas
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mulliniz & Ebmy
N.B
Regardtiens
Coau
Issets
de Fairlax Pentey
Westminster Review
Piper Anny
Lainy
Tapowk
Ony
Jean Handle Gun
Liaka
Reeset
Antmala
Pataponta
Enzollo
Benat
Tani
Alx-Horns
Charles Wren
Measrs, Besant and Knott
West Patrick Bivet
James 3
Walker & CO
Ase
St Oghts
NEW Dames
LA Valera
Cramer
Warbrims
Frederick, M
Americah Fian Insurance
Os Ordes Inti
Fea
Rodook & Neidig
Reduck & Newdig
NNLAY
Vikas
Pautmes
Warner
Hariharan
Trau
Poe
BEV
Watineled Simnale
Domeimation
Bane At
Europe
Amabion
Bremen
ROTH
Trnrren Enren
Bangalne Ars
Ean
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