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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1889

Page

3

Unclear OCR Ad Notices With Fragments

Fragmentary typeset notes show advertising and publication deadlines for weekly notices. It references dates, prices, and account prep timing but lacks coherent person or organization details.

Community notes and graduating exercises in Howard and Walkersville

The column covers a June 13 graduation at a local seminary listing Roberta Black Anna Browne Cecelia Ouster and others with honors. It notes schoolhouse needs in Howard County the old stone church site and trustees Hopkins and Cornell. Walkersville reports rival candidates for postmaster and a Creamery milk record, plus church and Sunday school events and a malaria health editorial praising Warner's Safe Cure.

Farr F. F. Seminary Roberta Black Winnington Del Anna B. Browne Wincheater Isd Ashes Renne Gleason Washington Boss Rozelle P. Handy Philadelphia Mass Cecelia P. Ouster Stockton Alice Cle HB. Ligszell Wai- Eernville Micharz P. Wharton Brick Lisbon Howard Coduby Uae Howard County Mfrave, Hopkins Cornell Forcer

Disastrous floods wash away bridges along the Monocacy

A devastating storm floods Frederick County as the Monocacy river rises, washing away multiple bridges including the red bridge at Cartzendamer’s and a covered bridge on the Frederick and Liberty turnpike. Towns report buildings damaged, vehicles and horses swept away, and widespread interruptions to telegraph and rail lines. Local accounts recount eight hours of continuous rain, power outages, and major property loss across Carroll, Monocacy, and surrounding areas.

Frederick Biue Market Street Carrell Creek C. FE. Mealey,s Carroll Creek Western Union Telegraph Office Burger Patrick Street AttHck Riehl Min A. d. DeLashmutt Lewis Gambrill Araby Georgetown Pike Jonescy McClintock Youngs Ose

A Good Machine Air George Routzann Claims Labor Saving

George D Routzann of Myersville touts a machine for pointing rails, claiming 600 to 700 rails per day, far exceeding the 100 rails by a skilled hand with an axe. He bored 225 posts on the Doub farm and pointed 200 rails in less than a day with the new process amid a steam storm. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertises purity and health benefits.

George D. Routzann Myersville Bes Strorm Jonas A. Doub Routzabn

Personal and Pertinent Local Notes From Frederick County

A mixed batch of items from Frederick County includes Mr Amos Lease building a bank barn near Lingsnore Bills, Mr Peter W Shafer of Middletown visiting, a fire at Union Manufacturing on East Patrick Street, and notes on local society events. Also reported are May telephone calls numbering 23 549, a strawberry festival ongoing, visits by local families, street work on Bertz Street, and a Brown's Iron Bitters ad. The Ward and Turnpike company officers met, a local library project at Gapland described in detail, and a walking contest at the Rink with standings and mile totals for the first 24 hours. The article closes with score updates from the Pedesman Contest and track results.

Amos Lease Lingsnore Bills Peter W. Shafer Middletown Union Manufacturing Cos East Patrick Street College Journal Alies Caroline M. Parcel Women's Medical College Philadelphia Wm. A. Parnell Aterm Ladies Auxiliary Jos. H. Bedges Emory Kefauver Milton Kefauver Harmony Grove Hilleary Bertz Street Young People's Society of the United Brethren Church Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company Central Hotel John A. Thomas Back Water 2 Corp Misa Madge Carcard Baltimore Boss Lilly Hedge Jefferson A. C. Mevardel Charlesyilie Yellow Springs Frederick County Agricultural Society Brown Hiram and Aeron Stuttlemyer Indiana Hamburg Hood

Fifth Annual Art Reception at Koontz Hall June Sixth

Artistic. Fifth Annual Art Reception by Miss F. W. Doub's painting class at Koontz Hall, June 6th, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Public cordially invited to attend.ate, Missionary society. A public meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held in the M. E. church, East Church Street, on Monday night, June Sd, at So'cieck. Addresses by Mrs. Baldwin of Washington and Afre. Tardor of Baltimore, Mt. Airy Booming. Messrs. Runkles Bros. of Mt. Airy are putting up a grain elevator at their place of business. Several new structures will shortly be erected there. Mr. Norris, contractor and builder, was in this city yesterday arranging for supplies of lumber for building purposes. Gone Abroad. Mr. Wm. Turner and sister residing near Mr. Ephraim, sailed for Europe last week. They will spend several months abroad and will take in the Paris Exposition.

Walkersville Walfts Ralummas Walkersville ‘Enterprise T S Albaugh Theo Seasey Af T Zimmerman Fountain Rock Creamery Creamery Thugg Coins Club Walkersville Fies Katie Goldsborough’s Dane Philip Walker Rush Lewis Frederick and Liberty Monrovia Lawson P. R.R Monocacy Buckeystown Gore S Dows Metropolitan Railroad Point of Rocks Davilbies Linganore Toundet Middle Town Ouddle Creek Tuscarora Creek Emmitsburg Pike McKinna & Thomas Bueckeystown Moncesecy Wastler Charlesville F. W. Doub Koontz Hall Mt. Airy Messrs. Runkles Bros Norris Wm. Turner Ephraim Europe England

Johnstown Flood Report Sparks Destruction and Loss

Special to The News from Johnstown Pennsylvania details a wildfirelike blaze atop a massive flood debris pile near the bridge. The lower town submerged, Cambridge Iron Works overwhelmed, and about 1500 drowned with 100 bodies recovered at Minerva as telegraph links failed.

New York Leeds Johnstown Cambridge Iron Works Minerva

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