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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1892
Page
6
Fragmented OCR shows a busy page with notices and ads. Mentions In Memoriam, Help Wanted, For Rent, Property, Miscellaneous, Amusements and a model advertisement. Contains partial references to dates, moon phases, and general classified items.
A collage of small local items includes revise by law efforts for St John’s Beneficial Association, a scholar’s knee injury, a notable crayon portrait, a roaming wild man near Brownsville, and steady local activity. Other notes mention a large turnout at the United Drill Association, lodging for Dushane Post during GA. KR. encampment, and mining institute papers in Baltimore. Also reported are travel shifts on the Baltimore and Ohio line, a neat sign for Moears Loy & Perry, and a Maryland grand jury acquittal for Warren Whip of Park Mills. The Frederick circuit court handles voter transfer and a Frick Manufacturing sale, with local counsel named in pretrial proceedings.
Partial readable fragments list names places and numbers from a county page item. The text mentions individuals such as Pollock Roe Norris MB and Anita Houses with various initials and numbers. The overall meaning is unclear due to corrupted OCR.
The Maryland Legislature discussed printing ten thousand copies of a state resources report by Land Commissioner J Thomasschart, with debate over costs. Senate and House considered any number of bills including tax payment rules for corporations, a library purchase in Washington County, a $3 million World’s Fair appropriation request, and tax allocation debates. Prohibition moves and local license proposals in Frederick were debated amid appointments and committee reviews for various state posts.
The notice lists Maryland pensions including Edward Talbot John Ringold Jefferson H Haslam James J Keigler Benjamin Erbart William Murray Adolphus B Spicer Wesley Hall Alva C Kinsey Jacob Hall Edward M Hohn Samuel Galnen Peter Nelson Gear Ham mersley Joseph Loper John Deltrich and others. It also records seal transfer of real estate in Frederick County with various grantees and sums including M Gordon to P Mervis five acres and other parcels valued at 150 and 70 dollars, plus two Frederick City lots valued at 9600 dollars and additional transfers to F E Wiles and to P and M E Rowe.
A jury at Monterne Court held yesterday on Elizabeth Plats petition by 8. H. Gelsbert and attorney Jacob Robroack. Plats was declared insane and to remain at Monterne Hospital. Other notes list marriage licenses for Stall and Minolta, Amith and D. K. Wachter, and residents G. W. Rhoderick, A. Cook in nearby counties.
Art Kshibdéts and the Mager Bowing Machine Company present a display of fine needlework at the Moats wharf. The event showcases beautiful specimens and is hosted by several local figures. A related reception with Mr. D. K. Cramer and others is planned for Monday.
A new lodge bearing the name Slasonie Le tgy was instituted at Mt. Alicy Carroll county promising growth and faith in the purity of Free Masonry. The event featured a lecture by Rev. South erland D D and a program of music recitations and refreshments attended by a respectable audience marking a hopeful start for the lodge and its mission.
A Friday evening gathering at F. A. Orde man house Park Mills featured guests welcomed by Misses Drusia Davia and Dove Whipp. Attendees enjoyed games and a bountiful supper, then continued with plays in the parlor before departing satisfied and hopeful for a future reunion.
Pope Leo XII issues an edict relaxing Lent restrictions worldwide where grippe prevalent. Cardinal Gibbons notes substantial abatement of the gripe, with diocese offering guidance to those affected. A remarkable Monday morning passenger train sighting from Roanoke features a giant eagle soaring with a lamb in its claws.
An afternoon mishap near Sou Anco involving a wagon and lamber led to a rider from Mon County taking shelter at a restaurant after a collision. The saddle horse rider sustained head injuries, was aided, and continued on his way after treatment.
A terse note reports a Povaller accident involving Mr Lewt and a planter, prompting a debate on safety plans. Local officials urge restraint while investigators verify the sequence of events and potential impacts on the community.
Obituary notes the death February 10 of Victoria Hale at age 81 2 21 indicating she was deeply loved by family and neighbors. Funeral from the Lutheran church held Friday with interment in M.KE cemetery. The article also records multiple local notices including weddings visits sick residents school and church events and community meetings.
An old notice promotes Dressinghamse choles styles and a large remnant table of drone goods sold at cost. It advertises new lines, mentions Mullomez and Kemp, and cautions buyers to beware of unreliable childlike offerings while implying a sale of remnants and recent fabric goods.
A jumbled column reports various Graceworthy events including a minister’s Sunday message at a local church, Miss Ella Buttligots and others visiting Cedar Estates, and Mr Charles Mackliy’s parental plans. It mentions Mrs Wilan Topper's relatives, repairs at Little Pipe Creek, and social gatherings with neighbors near Buckeystown. A large stock transaction at Westminster’s Union National Bank is noted, with majority ownership shifting to 32 individuals.
The fund from the recupla of the Taoch Arden entertainment has been exhausted and the gate distribution to the deserving poor completed. About seventy families have received assistance.
A fragmented local notice combines funeral verse for Flora Brinn Zallors aged 2 and John Zellers aged 2 months with a January 1802 community ball announcement. The text layers reflect early 19th century poetry, memorials, and a later sale notice for a local hardware vendor, urging attendance at Angus Hall events and selling wagons and home goods.
An ad touts over 75 styles of Pantodot and Beauti Ful Linn of Pi Toille du Mord Ginghane. It claims these are the only ginghals on the market that are absolutely fast in color with a guaranteed yard wheel. Mentions Dre Goode and Pula, plus minds, blankets, and 140 priors in a brief sales pitch.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a scene with a white nag and black spots in a center area, a cold wave, and mentions of warmth, parasitic terms, and odd numbers. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent actions or clear entities.
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