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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1897
Page
8
A bustling morning market show boasts a wide range of produce and meats. Prices are listed for eggs butter poultry beef pork and vegetables including onions potatoes cabbage and carrots with fruit such as bananas oranges and apples.
The college renamed work in all departments on Tacalay and reported prompt return of students for Chapel on opening morning. Accession notices were issued in each department and a forthcoming lecture by Rev. J. Muvess, editor in chief of the Reformed Messenger, is announced for Friday evening January 10. The lecture, “The Rising Bell,” promises general interest and broad application.
Amid unclear text, report notes five members from Bamtherg Pele company being honored during a Provident ceremony with attendees and officers present. Names and exact roles are not readable.
A long, humorous column reflects on life in town from January through early spring. The writer comments on social events, church matters, local theaters, and gossip among residents, noting changes in shops, schools, and personalities. The piece ends with musings on aging, memory, and the role of the “old maid” in town life.
A meeting of the president and directors of the Denton Fire Company is scheduled for Tuesday evening to appoint regular committee members. Attending will be SAveness John F. Hope of Bresewick and Lucy B. Garrett of Becheyatown.
A long exhortation urges Bro Moody and clergy to preach the entire Word of God from Genesis to Revelation. It stresses warning listeners about Hell and the second death, condemns partial preaching, and calls for unwavering faithfulness, accountability, and urgent gospel proclamation to save souls.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions individuals and places in a garbled page item. It references names such as Goat, King Curielas, Matehita, and a person linked to a Watlustoff pres. Specifics are unclear due to corrupted text, but the piece appears to be a minor obituary or public notice with scattered proper nouns and dates.
In Bronwick county a man named Barry Barnard Belpre was badly injured in a yard accident at work. He was caught between two bu npets and a chadle masher, necessitating an amputation. Drs Hilleary and Sorfos performed the operation on the patient, the son of ex-postmaster W. A. Barnard. Town friends offer sympathy for his affliction.
Yesterday near Hast Fifth Street Mr William Hoberta’s two children played when a shed exposed a lit match causing a small flame. A woolen bath rug caught fire, the child was burnt and received care.
Freemen of this city look to attend the Maryland Jets Fireman Convention in Inge with the Golde and diatecepttal doavise noted in the forward page.
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