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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1892
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes list sunrise at 2 PM and moonrise around 1 PM with scattered temperature mentions and reference to today’s record. Core details about exact temperatures and local times are unclear.
Readable fragments show isolated characters and letters with no clear events dates or names. The text resembles stray bullets or indexing marks from a larger page rather than a coherent news item or notice.
The News announces a new street and county directory edited by U. Kirwin of Saratoga with twenty years in bookmaking. It combines city and rural directories, listing tenants, owners, occupations, addresses, and street intersections, with affordable subscription at $3.50 and moderate advertising rates.
Pleasant Farsgraphe About Thone s Who Come and Go lists local residents and visitors. Mr T W Atles of Walkersville has been in Baltimore and stays with Miss Limo Fesster of Jefferson visiting sister Mrs O Doty of Hockville. General James GO Clarke of New Orleans arrived and is staying at City Hotel. Miss Nettle Thomas of Baltimore visits Misa Mattle Keller Buckeys wide. Mr C P Smith of Brunswick spent Sunday in Frederick. Mr D Elker of Baltimore, visiting Frederick, returned this morning. Mr B Rosenour Jr spent yesterday in Baltimore. Mrs George Yout of Baltimore is at the bedside of her mother Mrs Peter Kroh West All Saints Street.
The Social World notes a pleasant reunion at Mrs Margaret Burlie’s residence near New Midway. All children except one attended, bringing seasonal dainties and sharing a sumptuous dinner before returning home. A lecture by Wrof K H Warman of Chicago tonight and a readings program tomorrow are described as delightfully entertaining. A local grocery’s self-yeasted buckwheat cakes receive praise for palatability and influence.
Meats sacks advertised by Great Southern Co Prodezich Md claim to guarantee rave results from Askippers retailers urged to stock three sizes and request a circular with ordering details and specifications.
A complaint in Equity seeks a divorce for Elis beth A C Houpt against George Houpt. The filing names Autorey C as petitioner and cites a marital breakdown with details presented in the court record.
A long meditation argues that every action echoes back through nature and heaven. It blends sermons on parental influence, religious duty, and social virtue with vivid tableaux of echoes from sound, memory, and moral consequence stretching from earthly life to divine judgment.
Fragmentary OCR text notes meat products and retailers. Mentions Great Southern Co and Fretterick with references to bakers and stock items. Details are fragmented. no clear event date or concrete actions emerge.
Local notes report road work, court matters, and public projects in progress across the county. Entries mention a Vereerey Tax, a planned wallowport wall installation, a new telephone line, and proposed railroad routes. Also listed are social events, lodge meetings, farm machinery deployments, and rising entertainment plans in Walkersville and Brunswick, with numerous named individuals and firms.
The twenty first annual meeting of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County was held at the Evangelical Lutheran church with a large congregation. Officers and pastors spoke on the society’s work, an election of church directors followed, and two colporteurs reported active in Frederick County.
Meager readable text notes guarantee for meat sacks and related items sold by a seller in Frederick Maryland. Distinct entities include Frederick and Maryland. The fragment references meat products, tered terms, and delivery options without clear dates or full context.
Teal Karata Traneteda and Paul Haneer with Haral E. Yante relate to 34 acres valued at $2000 while Ramuel A. Eberti Nieman versus Doyle shows RQ acres and 29 perches priced at $2100 in a short land notice.
The Chronicle reports local illness and fatalities rise this week. Notable residents Dr dl and Mr James A Rowe have fallen ill with limited recoveries described. Public health measures and precaution efforts continue amid rising case numbers and impacted work.
Fragments describe a chaotic scene in Hagerstown with references to a misdeed, a marine connection, and disrupted roadways. The text hints at a broken travel route, blocked passages, and local officials attempting to restore order amid unclear details.
Funeral services were held for Misa Nettle Bowde daughter of Cal Washington Bowie who died in Baltimore and was well known here. Remains were transported over the Western Maryland Railway with ceremonies reflecting the era and local officials and bearers named. Attendees included numerous county residents and public employees, with several named as qualified before Clerk of Court on Bathday dost.
George de Lander of the Fourth Artillery, a Maryland native, traveled to New York for medical examination before transfer to West Point. He has returned to his post at Old Point Comfort, joining a group preparing for service amid postwar adjustments.
A new financial group forms a bank in Brunswick county with a capitalized plan and a donation from a benefactor. The institution will be named the First National Bank of Beonswick Maryland, signaling a planned community banking presence.
The Baltimore American reports on a proposed Baltimore and Cumberland railroad line via Frederick, with President Hood of Western Maryland arguing the project is only for effect and will never be built. The piece frames the line as a political maneuver rather than a serious development.
The Chronicle reports the annual reunion of Oo Oo Cole's Maryland Cavalry will be held at Emmitaburg on Thursday evening February 11 with a rain date the following night. The program includes a regular business meeting ending with a banquet.
An old advertisement by Great Southern Co of Frederick presents Meat Crom Skippers and Teerless Paper Meat Sacks boasting guaranteed results. It mentions prices 3, 4, and 5 cents per item and invites readers to send for the circular.
Mr Cilnion K Mata a longtime student of pharmacy at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy graduates in 1901 and has received certificates from the Pennsylvania Board. He begins duties in the prescription department at Garrett and Pearre's drugstore on South Market Street.
Mullinix and Kemp announce a tanto reduction on wearing apparel for Laden and Children's items. They promote a wide new stock including Moyquette Dagheatan Huge Mardera Act Rauares druggette, hassocks, handles, and the largest, cheapest umbrella line yet shown.
Readable fragments indicate a brief item noting a law stock issue tied to DMC and pop Latin marks. Key entities include DMC and lat marks, with no clear dates or places provided. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
Local notice reflects on the life of a deceased alumna of Frederick Female Seminary. It lauds her devotion to faith, charity, and education, and recalls Sabbath traditions, friendships, and public service. A bakery advertisement and coal and wood offers follow in the column, with names and venues for buckwheat cake tastings and local goods.
A new stock of comforts and blank items arrived today. The note claims a price of 1.00 for a comfort filled with white cotton and asserts a limited availability at a single location. The spelling suggests a market or general store listing with emphasis on low cost and stock variety.
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