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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1891
Page
4
The page lists weather data with temperatures and dates, along with assorted notices and advertisements. Names include Geo A Gilbert R H Campbell and D H Best, plus entries for a Porter Wanted and Wolff Business College.
Mr and Mrs L Hartsock hosted a social gathering at their West Third Street home for Miss Maud Roetzalen of Dayton Ohio who has been visiting. A large group enjoyed games and social repartee. Refreshments were served around 10 20 o clock before guests departed satisfied with the evening. Stall Ketser union in Walkersville united Ulysses G Stall and Mollie J Keyser both of Yellow Springs. Miss Iran Honored well known writer is vice of the American Society of Authors for Maryland. The society is formed to protect authors against publishers.
County letters from Mt Pleasant and surrounding areas detail social visits from Jacke, Sbechaiin, and others to Mr. Lewis Kolb and Mr. John Wispigier. Rev C T House returns from N J. Miss Jackson and Miss Tistt San day. festival at ABABY JOLY with strong receipts. baseball game at Rocky Ridge spoiled by rain. numerous mentions of residents visiting, hunting, farming, and weekly church and Sunday school events. Jefferson entries note Washington troops passing through and local hospitality by Bill Moody family. crop prospects, wheat yields, and a union picnic planned for August 8.
Miss Rere H Lewis returns from a three week visit to Norbeck and Rockville. Countywide cheers rise for the August 2 Jeger gen union picnic with Lutherans and bands anticipated. Samuel M Coller loses a valuable horse from a kick. James D Hale’s horse foot injury from a wire fence. Walter Peaster breaks his arm by falling on rotten steps. Miss Julia Shaft dies aged about 51 and is buried at Lutheran cemetery after long illness. Divine services and Holy Eucharist planned for Reformed church next Sunday. Misses Ella Bisch Estelle Castle and Carrie Whipp visit Mr George T Whipp’s home. Arthur Hargett brings a bushel of apples. Jefferson’s private boarding houses reportedly full of city boarders.
Yesterday's Maryland news includes the death of Miss Annie Kinney near Gumber, a hail storm damaging Watford, and storms washing out embankments and bridges in Cecil and Harford counties. References span political endorsements, marriages in Annapolis, primary system calls, and railroad disruptions near Frenchtown with trains delayed. The Chesapeake and Ohio canal reopens gradually, and probate listings appear in Orphans' Court for John Ried and Peter N Leaply.
A sprawling item list notes Nesars and A C Drawbaughs leading a Baltimore association in Hagerstown, a Hagerstown jury finds Luther S Pett insane, and a new stock company forms in Hagentown. Also reported: Fabrney injures thumb at Dayhof Planing Mill, Nickel held on $500 bail for theft, B&O runs an Atlantic City excursion, and various local notices from Pottsvylvants to Cumberland Valley farm activity.
Mild summer fabrics are heavily discounted with closes on chalis mulls pongees and Koechtin's best French satteens at half price. Carpet department announces 120 remnants in 11 yard lengths. Choose quickly while selection lasts. Mulianik and Kemp offerbig bargains.
Church services are announced for Saint Pauls Ctica Zion Charlesville and Pless ant His Union Chapel with times on Bandsy August 22. A memorial for the late T. Moegreler is planned at Weaiey Grove Camp. A county Sunday School convention will gather diverse churches in Teneytown starting tomorrow and continue two days, under Maryland Sunday School Union. Rev P Bergotresert will preach at Braddock next Sunday at 3 p.m. Ignorance addressed by John dt.
The weekly Tex Waexry News reports a circulation of 3100 copies, with steady growth over months and wide distribution through Frederick County and parts of Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. The paper highlights its advertising value and lists current ads and notices including sales, rentals, miscellaneous items, political notices and legal notices.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled ad like line from a 19th or early 20th century catalog. It mentions Winetsever and Co and a sale or bargain on cloth or goods with per yard pricing and references to English goods and garments. Provided text is incomplete and contains many unreadable segments. The core items are a clothing and fabric sale advertised by a firm, with pricing implied per yard.
Amid lists of names and places in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York the item highlights a savings promotion at the Manly Saving Place offering a crochet quilt at 4 00 and a 20 percent interest note. The scattered locals and counties are noted alongside ads and lodging mentions.
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