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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1889

Page

3

Alumnae Meeting and Dance Planned at Seminary Parlor

An alumnae meeting is requested for Thursday at 3 o'clock in the parlors of the Seminary. A full entertainment is desired. Also noted is Pennsylvanian paper moves, and various notices on patents granted, a wood lot sale by Alfred Rutte & Co, and a birthday party for Miss EF Biary Senicy with details of timing and place.

Alfred Rutte & Co Real Este Benny Corler Dan Dhe Ferry Tornzike

Children’s Party Held on Southstreet With Many Guests

Mr William Harricon hosted a Monday evening children’s party on E South Street attended by a large number of Lizie children. The gathering featured music and games with refreshments served after the hour.

Wm. H. Harricon E. Southtreet

White Capsin F Mr Harlin Scbidbeckt Incident

A man named Harlin Scbidbeckt, returning from a visit to Funkstown, was accosted on Sunday by several men wearing white caps and masks. They did him no harm but warned him to leave, remarking that he was the wrong man.

Harlin Scbidbeckt Ifa- Sersiewo Funkstown Hws Meni

Grace Trinity Reform Supper Draws Ice Cream Proceeds

A church supper program for Grace Trinity Reformers and related events at Catholic Lib erty church are listed with proceeds benefiting St. Peter's Catholic church. The notice also reports a standing reward of 25 dollars offered by the County School Commissioners for information leading to conviction for desecration of public school property. It mentions past incidents involving the colored school and gate servers addressing outrages.

Grace Trinity Liberty St. Peter’s Catholic Church Board of County School Commissioners

Death of a Stone-Cutter Near Martinsburg and Potowee

A stone-cutter named Kenay, working near Martinsburg and Potowee, was killed by a pile of stone. Nearby resident Mr. Doe D. Tarher, about sixty, died after a prolonged illness at his residence on Tuesday morning. He held several offices and was a longtime member of St. Joseph's Church.

Lardtsburg St. Joseph’s Catheechurch

Town Shocker as Revolver Fire Sparks Standoff

Local drama erupts after eight as Mr Thersss Wolfe confronts MCE Bren with a revolver amid a dispute over a controversial article. Wolfe and Bren quarrelled in a Frederic ward shop, leading to warrants for assault and carrying a concealed weapon. Wolfe denied the charges and sought legal redress, with magistrate Turner arraigning him around 10 o'clock.

Thersss BM. Welfe Thie R MCE Bren Betmore Senor Akih Wolfe Kreh Thos Frederick Young Deiendeas Uae M. Kreb Kren Eres Mr. Wolf Turner Mr. Wolfe Kreb Bing Wolf Fred Retier

S.A. Salvation Army Meeting at Barracks and Festivities

A Salvation Army gathering at the Barracks includes a children's entertainment on January 24 with a march by members and usual door services. The Last Day, The Pentuy Show, and a torch exhibit are planned by 10 o'clock tonight. Finances show expenses covered, premiums paid, and funds in the treasury. Breeders display strong stock, highest score to Mr Harve Deli with 273 points. Entries by Darley and Bow Brown include twelve birds and sixteen more. Attendance noted for weather and emergency considerations.

S.A Salvation Army Ring Barreeke

Teret Arrivais and Local Figures Named in County Notice

Fragmentary OCR lists likely names of people and places including Teret Arrivais, Mask, Jo A, TF Meacs, G Wihem, W Hneyp, G Unersic, Pep A Park, county references, and various initials. The readable items hint at a county notice or community roster with multiple individuals and locales but lack clear context or events.

TF Meacs Konert Banca Batte Bomson Wihem Hneyp Pep Park County

Fragmentary American note on dispatches and atmosphere

A battered fragment describes the Baltimore American and Fugilis as covering events around Frederik, noting an atmosphere of hostility. It mentions John L. Ciame and a tense news scene with reporters present amid rising tensions.

Baltimore Fugilis Frederik John L. Ciame

Unclear historical note from unfamiliar draft

Fragmentary OCR text presents names and terms with many garbled words. It mentions individuals and a banking reference but lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a meaningful summary. No verifiable facts suitable for a proper news item can be extracted.

Beajisic Play at New Jersey Opera House

Edith Groine stars as a restless heroine in a rural melodrama staged at Guy Hall Friday and Saturday evenings. The cast includes Geo. E Ackim, We. Win Oster, Garry Thosanson, BH, Wile lings and Mrs. Catellacd. Mr A'hkies praised for overall direction and performances.

Beajisic Patterson Jersy Tolis Geo E Ackim Win Oster Garry Thosanson Wilelings Catellacd A‘hkies Guy Hail

Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Court Ledger

The county records list numerous land conveyances during the past year. Ed H Rowe and wife transfer 9 acres 4 perches to William E and 34 acres appears for Joseph O Fra. Lowar H Baker and party convey parcels in Franklin County. H H Hobbs gains 7 acres 4 perches with other transfers totaling various sums. Other entries include Jacob E Wa and wife to Bulawin Botts 2 acres 8 roods and 5 perches, and multiple transfers to or from Michael Seth, James Carn, David O Tao, and Lewis H Reese, with prices ranging from under $100 to over $1,200 and parcels described by acres, roods, and perches.

Irensiere H. Rowe Joeph O Baker Barts Hibbs Na Hobbs Liacres Eiss Lill Jocua Bob Davie Kruge Feebae Jhe C. Meter Solues Hobbes Hh. Burke BR. C.sgett Bert EL Crovise Barber Jacob E Wa Wileio Bulawin E Botts Grahem Daved Michael A Seth Shanon E Grimes Tames CarnoVs Levy Frederick Iey Ong Yremises David O Taoooves Levy Betas Properemives Lewis H Rese Ina- S Tseedore Staufer Fiat Wm MW Stocsmen Lto Marche James Gibsons Corun Jou Fenle Stordceerh Garman Bery Thomas Evald Cramer Ardress Chas G Inert Ira D. Gramner W. Ginert Josus W. Rersvile John F. Adawe Wfe Robert Veantz James P. Lightner Margaret Lightner

Washington DC guest list and local notices mixed in

In a crowded local column several residents are noted visiting friends in Washington DC and Wadung ton while others head to Los Angeles and Philadelphia. The item mix includes social calls, net health ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla, a hair care pitch, church and council actions, and plans for a temperance meeting.

Mise Lida Stauffr Washington, D.C Addie Johnson Weet Tird Street Wadungton D.C Kepler Haserstown Omeclerk Washington Co Los Ageles Cal Los Turare Boltaoe Hood Druceire Waaavills Haserschs Pogle E! Brethren Mes Mucala Bankert Wasnesboro Charles B.T. Headrickaya Sarrieburce Philadelphia Plh C Birely Birely Jeace Baile Franz Cockerley B. Schurch Schleynville Resaida Young Boonsboro Tom Fleming Taiaeity Newmarket Women’s Christian Temperance Anion G. W. Weiser Evangelical Lutheran Church Council Jannizbt John G Hart Joseph W. Gaver W.S. Miller Aleo Stanting Ayer Morphy Crockerel Life Company Uarlin Grager Thin City Sertary Brown F.C Y.o.alkit Odey Gamberland Association of That

Election of Officers at Central National Bank Meeting

Basrd of Di restore elects officers Charis W. Ross as president Henry Williams cashier Wm B Miller assistant cashier Wm B Storm tele A G Miner discount clerk.

Central National Bank Charis W. Ross Henry Williams Cahier Wm. B. Miller Wm. B. Storm Tele A. G. Miiner

Fashion in Suppers Revives Old Style Banquet Traditions

A fragmentary note describes a revival of grandmothers era supper parties with English influence. It mentions courses, pastries, and coffee noir, highlighting meat minced finely, seasoned, and baked in rich pastry as a modern take on historic meat pies. Various dishes and social rituals are referenced, including a basket dance and paying the fiddler.

Sally Luca

Flexible Flooring Gorspiny Incorporated in Baltimore

Incorporated yesterday in Baltimore by Frank A. Smmth and Charles Foramulten of Pauadet p Phinjasd Chalk. Others listed as mers of Bukevetnw Mt Pingkett and Juck Vo Rnodes of Beligure Tuc capitalspock with capital stock in $25, UG

Gorspiny Baltimore Frank A. Smmth Charles Foramulten Siawons

Fragmented note on partial eclipse timing and locations

The readable text hints at a partial eclipse event with times and places to observe. Details are incomplete with scattered phrases about observers, locations, and dates. Names and full measurements are not present, leaving only a general reference to an upcoming celestial event.

The Moai and Mourratas Masicuie Reported Meeting

Fragmentary OCR text references Mourratas Masicuie and The Moai with garbled phrases mentioning a meeting or event and a state deadline. The readable parts imply a local or organizational gathering with unclear details and dates. Further context needed for precise summary.

Hag rsceown 5. cur Cel dT Fraun

Incoherent fragmentary report references Hag rsceown 5 and Cel dT Fraun with scattered mentions of officials, locations, and a possible House event. The readable text does not form a complete narrative or identifiable event.

Ioiaes Baier Perstare Aid Peace Washington

Fragmented text outlines a cryptic vow and instruction

A garbled OCR passage presents nonsensical phrases, partial names, and disjointed sentences. It mentions a person, place, and court-like terms but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize into a clear news item. The readable content is too fractured to derive a concrete report.

Spectacular Civic Pageant Planned for City Court

A grand inaugural pageant is planned for the great court with a New York vocal display adorning it from base to pillar. A 1000 incandescent lights display will illuminate the center with a two story setup featuring an orchestra and Marine Band. The Cumberland Coal Trade report shows 57,051 tons shipped to date with year totals around 465, SL tons, and weekly shipments to key points rising with year progress.

New York Cumberland Cumbertend Val Balii

Veer 1859 liturgical days and holiday dates list

The text lists many dated observances in the Veer year 1859 with linked weekdays and religious events. It includes Washington's Birthday, Ash Wednesday, St Patrick's Day, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter-related days, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, Christmas, and other festival references with uncertain spellings and some garbled terms.

Washington St. Patrick's Palm Arria Trinity Thersdar Faly i Thangseitir

Mayors Wilcoxon Nominated as Sheriff Jury Meets

A list of names including John A Steer and George Oal y outlines the sheriff's jury. Discussion centers on the fourth motion and a possible trial at the county courthouse. The document notes a gathering Saturday at 2 PM and mentions local merchants and dishes at the event.

Sheri'f John A Steer George ED Oalyee Albauph Jamx Perry Do Kemp L Atastien Koa Hager EN Frost Jona Mtenbauer J Reavzabs Thanos Robert Jenkins Towers Erpanisiod Cotofouse

Orphans Court Administers Estates in Late Proceedings

The Urhane Court during the past week issued letters testamentary and guardianship orders, appointing administrators for several estates. Final and intermediate accounts were settled for Geo W. Warner, Susannah Stank, Harriett Zimmermeyer, Lugra Munford, and other heirs, with distributions completed or pending.

Gourt Uruhane Tate Cate Adim Ges Geo W. Warner Harre O Zemmerimer Lugra E. Munford Mertin J. Mateford Geo J. James L Buxton Adhan Lewin HW Brrely Parchns

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