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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1892
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR style brief listing various classifieds and notices. Mentions a moon phases note and several ambiguous items including for sale and rent listings, a local ball event, and miscellaneous notices. Lacking coherent narrative. readable entities include Meijer and White Cloud Ball references.
A jumble of small notices reports new hose for the United Fire Company and a meat-cutting shop setup in Lis Buteler. Skating may be fine on Krantzponi. A pistol club forms at Filllentt City Amana with Baltimore and Howard counties men. Local meetings, divorces, and town developments fill the page, including a G A R gathering, new treasurer Spencer Jones, and a bar room drama.
A fragmentary sermon by Dr. Talmage criticizes creedal rigidity in modern denominations. He mocks scruples over Bible authority and lampooning theological subtleties while urging a plain faith centered on human sin and divine atonement. He jokes about rewriting creeds to fit contemporary times and laments diverse seminary edits.
A sermon reflects on the world’s troubles and the need for church leadership to lower barriers and welcome all people. It cites Christ’s empathy for the sick and grieving, the scenario of a dying girl, and the call to preach plainly to reach those on foot or in wagons. The speaker urges simple gospel action over grand programs.
A long sermon reflecting on Jesus as a companion to the afflicted. The speaker cites biblical scenes from Luke and Mark, urging readers to seek mercy, healing, and forgiveness directly from Christ. The piece weaves gospel exhortation with examples of faith, endurance, and charitable action in daily life.
A dog outbreak spanning Maryland and nearby towns sparked terror as the infected animal attacked livestock dogs and a child. Hydrophobia was suspected by Dr Burt, with several animals killed and residents forced to flee as the menace spread from Elliott City to Thistle and beyond.
Canal Hepaira work continued through winter to prepare for early navigation. Five gateways between Dam No. 4 and Harper’s barry were built by January 8 under Dir H C Burgan to allow water overflow and protect the canal embankment. Old management halted them, they must be rebuilt along the canal. Repairs to the putch and other improvements this past season suggest brisk boating this summer.
The New Midway String Baril and Woodshoro Hani serenaded Mr. Mariel Elgeevil and webfn Mealy Rees a few nights ago with lively music. Attendees Meaurs, Wm, Smith, Arche Lough, Milton Gilbert, and Mr. Rimer Waltman played organ pieces. Hosts invited guests to a fine table after the performance and joy filled the departure.
An unclear fragment invites readers to visit a newly opened establishment offering apparel. The text is garbled but hints at a grand opening and welcoming tone. Further specifics on location or dates are not readable.
A garbled report describes a public event with mentions of a parade, dignitaries from New York and Midttvan, a Grand Army of the Republic attendee, and a special train from Baltimore to an urban gathering. The piece notes a fire at night, a presidential or military figure presiding, and a large crowd awaiting departure on a mail train and rail line to a city venue.
A severe crash and fall injured Bathreader Willing Magee, Inspector, while traveling on a freight wagon near Mart Unsburx. He suffered a gash and bruises, was treated by Dr. Clagrett, placed on a train, and taken to his home at North Gisnor Street in Antthnore after initial care.
On Tuesday evening last, about thirty pounds of Deer and forty pounds of land were stolen from John Heas at a summer house in Harney. Tracks of a suspicious woman were followed, and authorities hope to soon identify the culprits. Several residents have reported thefts including wood, cattle, and chickens, with suspicions resting on multiple parties as investigations continue.
At about nine Saturday morning John Hichard, 41, son of the late Judge Richard of the Orphans' Court, was killed near Kohreraville Washington County when a wagon attached to four frightened horses ran away. He was attempting to stop the runaway team when he was struck by the wagon wheels. He leaves a wife and one child. his brothers D. W. Michard and V. ME. Whobard reside in Uexarelows and Fairplay.
Mr John T Heat of Montgomery county bought a 62 acre Green property adjoining Vernestown for 81708 at 20 per acre, forming a 195 acre farm in one parcel. Orphan's Court letters testamentary on the estate of CO Harbaugh were granted to Bjorn. Judge Milla Week presented the judges and officials with a barrel of apples.
A Saturday sale at the Ketrow estate in Mt. featured the farm containing 97 acres passing to executor W. H. Ketrow. The lot was bought by W. H. Blentinger for an unnamed sum.
A fire at New Midway burned the summer kitchen of Samuel Young, weeks after it began, consuming carpentry tools and various items. The cause remains unknown as investigators inspect the scene.
James E Walker Co opens today at 75 Attors in All RW Spring Rdhea and other locations, touting gingham fabrics, full line men and boys wear, and value bargains. The ad promotes durable robes, casual outfits, and a sewing machine offer, with emphasis on fit, style, and low prices for spring wardrobes.
A garbled dispatch mentions requests for letters tied to a February deadline and a two week response window. References to individuals such as Miss Manitbinin, Stas denny droadh, and a theater in Visartem Multa appear amid distorted place and name fragments.
Fragmented OCR weather snippet mentions temperature changes and cold conditions but contains many garbled words and unreadable place names making a coherent forecast impossible to extract.
A pair of well known sporting gentlemen tested a capsule pedestrian voyage this morning along a veager path toward Baltimore after debate on the merits of each option. They started at six o'clock and the question remains if they will return by the same route.
Local notice promotes the White Cloud ball at Junior Hall on the upcoming Friday evening tied to the United Company event. It advertises tickets at 50 cents with free admission for ladies and highlights a Great White Cloud ball at Frederick’s Firerawa’s event as the season’s top social. Also lists sale of a single wagon and a new pair of curtains from John Hendrickson for sale.
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