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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1893
Page
3
Notice to advertisers of Fae Weersty News requests all new ad copy by 5 p.m. Wednesday and any changes by noon that day to insure insertion in this week’s issue.
A compact roundup notes oyster counter fans, peach buds slowed by cold, a fast-melt coal pile, and a purse that clues to generous hearts. It mentions H.G. Bowers Lumber workers returning, Frank T. Rhodes invited to the National Rifles parade, a foot injury from an axe, Hose Co. anniversary plans, a bull kill near Emmitsburg, a math riddle about birth dates, Gaithersburg Bank directors, a revolver accident, sun and Sol timing talk, a drug store sale, bread distribution, and yesterday’s hotel arrivals with a city and county tally.
An article highlights a Fitchburg Grange talk by Geo. B. Andrews on strawberry culture in Frederick County. It traces the fruit’s American origins, notes varieties and European influences, and stresses site, soil, and heavy watering for successful fields. It recalls childhood berry picking and outlines practical planting and winter-cover practices.
An article discusses practices for second-year strawberry care including mowing and cultivation after harvest, and warns of leaf beetles and June beetles damaging young plants. It also covers selecting multiple varieties such as Skarpens and Charles Downing, plus notes on water needs and general farming advice. It mentions dog-damage cost comparisons in Worcester County and lists local damages by town, followed by club officers installation and probate notices.
A Frederick correspondent in Grangeville West Virginia reports sand pumping at about 2008 feet in Marion County uncovered rock filled with shell fragments that have become fossilized and cannot be separated from the rock. Geologists are asked how mollusks ended up at that depth while the rest of the article mentions land sale facts.
John J. Melting, a butcher from Weat South street, was kicked by a calf yesterday after the animal freed its rear feet. The kick knocked out a front tooth and loosened another, leaving him injured but able to report the incident.
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News notes funeral details for Dr E Richardson of Belair with scant local obituary lines. Weather and regional records report extreme cold with 18 degrees below zero in Lauternburg and 12 below in Carroll County. A Cumberland Times retraction relates to a criminal libel case involving R R Bender. An Alfred B Niles address urged home rule in taxation to the Herford County Farmers Association. A patrol from Crisfield walked toward the Anter Lighthouse on ice. a Tangier Island trek is planned. A court note in Allegany counts 30 indictments with grand jury discharged after a Court of Appeals ruling in the Avirett case.
The Baltimore and Ohio relief department reports July 1893 expenses for accidental deaths 7000 accidental injuries 5418.41 surgical expenses 730.54 natural sickness 5489.20 natural death 6750 total 25449.15 plus August disbursements 10950. total benefits since 1880 3074101.61. Several doctors added to the surgeon list including A Hunter E K Raseley G A Davis G S Dirichh H P P Thompson F W Schuessler J F Holbert Gi Riggs and G E Kurtz. A new uniform benefit classification for trainmen is issued with monthly rates
A Charlestown West Virginia special sale features John Brown’s Bible sold by Mrs Emily J Blessing to Mrs F G Logan of Chicago. The fly leaf contains Brown’s handwriting with thanks and wishes. Other notes record Brown’s signature dated November 29 1859 and passages he marked while at Charlestown jail.
Real estate transfers list Eugene L Howe to Nicolas Baker for 53 acres at 726.25, Sidney Sappington to Jacob Bosyan for a quarter acre at 5, John Motter trustee to Elizabeth Bast for 20 acres at 250, Emilie Hanshew to Daniel Hanshew for a lot in Frederick City at 1050. Easter date notes: Easter Sunday falls on April 2 this year, earliest March 22 in rare cases. 1989 Easter will be March 25, next similar only in 2000. Road supervisors listed as qualified. eclipses noted for 1893 with two dates and visibility details.
A vintage warning touts Yemedy Syrup of Figs as the most pleasant preventive for grippe Coidy heady and fevers. It promotes the California Fig Syrup Company as the only true manufacturer and urges consumers to rely on this genuine remedy for gentle effective cleansing.
The Walkeraville amateurs staged Uncle Tom's Cabin at Stauffer Hall on Saturday night to a good audience. The cast included Uncle Tom played by Mr T. Oland and Shelby by Br Geo Rice, Eva by Miss May Elite, Aunt Ophelia by Mrs Suate Myers, and Topsy by Mrs Nettle Burrier. An orchestra of 10 under Prof L S Bier accompanied the performance. The company displayed strong talent and good entertainment value for the community.
Purely Personal items list locals receiving holidays or new positions such as Mr A tus Obenderfer and Mr Harry N Black. Others visit relatives in Hagerstown Baltimore Hanover and Palmyra. Funeral of Mrs James C Clark noted in Mobile. Carroll County notes report Chas Morcan funeral at Westminster and church services upcoming. Mrs Anne Wadlow dies at about 50. cherry tree linked to Elder Bonsack suicide removed.
Sick list includes Jennie Baer and Annie Campbell with ailments at East Fourth Street and All Saints Church. A pneumonia attack hits Mr Mehbrling, while Dr A A Sharretts cares for him. George Morningstar and Annie Dartr seek marriage licenses. Reformed Church in Emmitsburg elects Rev R F Gass as pastor. Local retailer previews coats, blankets, remnants, and a sale for spring arrivals amid cluttered copy.
A. C. Clark and wife filed a bill in Washington against about thirty persons including James Ward Scott and Rena R. Scott Corinne L. Scott and F. W. Scott of Frederick City Md Frank Higgins of Montgomery County Md John T Braddock and Bills Cox and Samuel Cox Jr of Charles County Md seeking partition of several lots in square 1028 along Maryland Avenues near its northeast end. Also an accident report notes Thomas Baumgardner son of Charles Baumgardner of East Fifth Street and Alisa Datey Sparrow of West Patrick Street were riding on the Harper's Ferry Road Sunday evening when the horse shied and threw them from the sleigh. no one was hurt and the horse remained with them.
Community sympathy goes to Mr Geo Warner and wife on the death of their daughter Ruth. Notices include a sample wedding sentiment for Blushes of Arend from Garrett & Pearce and a quitting notice for landlords. A cheap trip to California via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is advertised with times, rates, and agents listed for Westbound travel.
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