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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1892
Page
7
Miscellaneous notices include help wanted salesmen and local mentions. The page references a model and various business names like Beet and Rodock with base Jolne. Public notices and in memoriam items appear alongside advertisements in this local section.
The large roller recently purchased by Union Knitting Mills was moved to the hosiery factory yesterday. Peter Ender is preparing to build a house on East Church Street. Allen Duvall has bought 117 acres near Hyattstown with timber value and a steam roll erected for lumber. Commencement exercises at Oakville Seminary led by Prof J J Schenk occurred Tuesday with an art examination and evening program. T F Kennedy plans a new water pipe to the residence on Telegraph Street. The funeral of Henrietta Robinson, fared, has been postponed to tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Obituary notices report the death of Isaac Hi McFall in Peteraville after illness, with a funeral at Marys Church officiated by Fr Mlasy. George Warding, age 71, former Montgomery County legislator, died in Prince George's County. A boy named George Stull was injured when a wagon horse broke near West Fourth Street, causing the wagon to overturn. Undertakers Feete Bros. of Brunswick handled arrangements.
A garbled OCR fragment notes Jobe Westeats at Mewet and mentions Wary's, a Po Clan, Ferrata, and Tre Bere. No clear event or outcome is readable. contents resemble place and name listings with no coherent narrative or dates.
A lavish All Saints Episcopal Church ceremony united Miss Elizabeth Wed Young and Dr. Artur Wil listus of Elkridge Howard County. The event featured maldo fern and orange blossom decorations, an arch, a white ribboned bridal party, and Mendelssohn’s wedding march. A reception followed at the bride’s home with notable guests including Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Baltimore and various Wade and Johnson families. The couple departed for a wedding tour aboard B&O at 6:20 p.m.
A jumbled 19th century wedding section records unions including Howard B. Young and Fannie Brown at a East Third Street church with best man John Sail and bridesmaid Eleanor Brown, plus Ammer and Schleigh nuptials in Baltimore and Mina Hane with Jacob Wilcoxson in Utica.
Fragmentary OCR report from Rabom Virginia notes Ternal Mension and Prof A Borger as figures in a local discussion. It mentions a salary figure of $1.0 per seam and references a mathematical instructor or teacher. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A lightning strike at Lime Kiln quarry of the New Mexico Groves Lime Co on Tuesday afternoon caused men at work to take cover as dirt flew from the blast. Several workers were stunned but none seriously injured. Clay Diggs, once a dynamite accident victim, narrowly escaped injury as the event was mistaken for a premature blast.
In Scio the Republican city convention divided on nominating a mayor. After credentials were set, committee reports were read and a tie arose over whether to postpone. Delegates from districts were finalized as accredited, while Democratic nominating ballots opened for Or. McSherry and John E. Plemming as voting continued into the evening.
An accident last evening at Finksburg Station on the Western Maryland Railroad involved the Frederick accommodation train and the fast mail. Passengers were injured as the slower car toppled into a small embankment and had to be cut free. Mrs David Lowenstein of Frederick sustained a heavy head gash and facial injuries. her daughter Amelia unhurt. Engineer McTaggert and conductor Cooksey faced two hours delay to the fast mail.
A social event at Lyceum Wall New Windsor drew a select crowd led by Mr. W Q Buckey with Italian orchestra from Baltimore. Committees included Lena Lambert Grace Lambert Eva Engler and others chaperoned by Mrs Lewes Dishiman Mrs Dr John Buttington and Mrs Charjea J Hibbard. Refreshments and dancing lasted into the early hours as attendees hoped for a repeat. Voter registration data shows aldermanic districts with varied counts of white and colored voters approved and disqualified across districts 1 4 and 10.
Fragmented letters discuss improving streets in Predetich and Nerw. The writer urges authorities to install electric light and better street paving. The tone argues for municipal action and safer sidewalks.
A long county digest recalls a beating and robbery involving Vingney Warrenfeltz Jr. in West Virginia, updates on religious officers, and local social visits. It notes a storm north of town, road improvements, school teacher exams, and a parade of residents visiting relatives across nearby towns with brief mentions of weather, farming prospects, and community events.
The congregation held a missionary meeting Sunday evening May 23 with reports of the week’s events. Other items note weddings, preaching at Mount Zion and Fairview, visits by Miss Jane Jacob to Araby, and local officials repairing town infrastructure. Also covered are a boxing of dogs, a May 2nd town commissioners meeting, and social visits among residents including Elin Watkins and Fred Tachitlely.
Fragmented ad copy announces a variety of hats in different colors and sizes, and a large selection of umbrellas for sale at regular low prices. Includes vague references to meat products and casual product descriptions in a period advertising tone.
Fragmented text suggests a Carvet Department report about lace curtains and a tie bar with notes on weaving or sewing steps. The readable words indicate yesterday activity and preparations related to fabric items. The source remains unclear but centers on textile goods and a department update.
The report mentions local roads near Bakers Valley and Malo Street to Washington with travelers unsure of routes. Weather is favorable for corn after a cool wind. Myrtle Wolfe and Miss Corn Coch left for Waste Inglon for several weeks. The Ald Society of the Blountadan M. J. Church held its monthly meeting with vocal and instrumental performances, dialogues, and ADE appeared to enjoy themselves.
The Weekly News boasts growing subscriptions and broad appeal across households in the region. Highlights include Hawthorne’s Line Peril Millions serial, political cartoons, and a strong advertiser base with a lengthy list of local notices and upcoming events such as a strawberry festival and ice cream festival, plus legal notices and marriage licenses from nearby counties and towns.
Local notice advertises a lecture at Kemp Fall tomorrow night to raise funds for paying a debt of the Eunicopal church in Mechanicetown. Tickets priced 45 and 15 cents. available at You kie's and Dr Williamson's drug store. Also seeks a volunteer to solicit orders for froth and ornamentals. salary and expenses offered. references required. Contact 1D. O. Hopkins, Almond, NY.
A memorial notice mourns Harry N Munwhones describing a cherished son and beloved child. It recalls a mother’s heartbreak and a family’s sorrow, noting a birth seal and an eternal resting place with faith in the Saviour. The piece reflects deep grief and enduring love from the family. The second fragment mentions a Republican National Weaver ton event and a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ticket sale for Minneapolis, with travel dates in early June.
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