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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1892
Page
3
Classified style notice listing Help Wanted in two sections for Bay and Lailies. Includes local Mendloo Ice Cream shop reference and miscellaneous notes for contractors. Compact ad card reflects period advertising tone with brief task prompts and local business mentions.
Brief Bits lists local items such as Aldermanic candidates for district No. 8 with J W Payne return judge, district No. 2 gate keepers and Edward D Herring as clerk, the James A Garfield Camp Guard guests for a city encampment, a young man named James Dixon’s cooking at a gathering, Mr Recke Warfield’s horsecourt fete ending in a fall, Mr Lewis M Hildebread harvesting garden strawberries, and talks by Wm H Boole and M Boole at a temperance demonstration on August 25. It notes Knights of Ted meeting eight at the Young Men’s Republican Club and a non commissioned officer school at Frederick Niemen.
Purely personal items list residents and visitors across Washington and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Henry Miller in North Market, Gerifin Taylor visiting from Chicago, Cornela Hilleaty as guest of Mrs D T Lakin, Etna Cramer hosting, and others in Mapon Shepherdstown Uronewick York Pa Ward N Garrettie Peten Y. Archie Bummell and Robert Hall in town Chea. BK Goodell traveling to attend a meeting, with various social visits and movements noted.
An infant child of Joseph W Day of Greensfeld Milk died this morning. The funeral service is announced to be at St Ambre Church conducted by Rev Miles. Interment will be at Belt’s Cemetery with Undertaker Williams listed.
A Civil War reminiscence recounts a May 27 Valley Register piece about seven Confederate soldiers unearthed near South Mountain, their fate tied to Col Strain and a fierce frontline clash. The narrator recalls marching with Lee’s forces, the Adjutant’s guidance, and a brutal melee atop the mountain where Union and Confederate fates intertwined.
The text lists several residents under health strain: Davi Bieer Ia with typhoid fever. David Wertheimer with a bad sore throat. Uimmel of Wert Routh street reported very ill. Inet Halliday contracted meningitis. Mim Mary Krimer visiting the Mines Roland on North Market street was seized with a rem aling of the law but improves. Mel Ofen at the Winchester brick yards has a left hand injury and is improving.
The Frederick City Lock log Company plans to extend their busking shed by 40 feet and install new equipment. Wieckeater brick works report busy orders with shipments totaling about a million bricks on hand for future demand. East South street and Winchester Inc anticipate abundant clay for future brickmaking while brick yards on East South and East Church hold large capacities. The Beet houth street site has long served as a brickyard, previously a silk plantation run by Kamebung and Jeobs. A riverbank area between brick yards and Mary land Inoth Lute hosts an observed mulberry growth area.
A lively commencement week featured an elocutionary contest with large attendance and strong talent among young ladies. The program included long lists of solos, scenes from Mary Stuart, and numerous prize awards, with Miss Sadie Witkowski and Miss Hallie Bagwell earning honors for performance and scholarship.
A garbled report from Kent county describes William Biggs of Rock Hall planning to ginlting his brother Damon Biggs, with distant references to George Lewis and a fleeting photograph episode, all tied to a romantic incident on Rest Bleth Shore and a prior encounter a year earlier.
County correspondence reports a lively Children s Day at Mot Church with laying and reel in by youngsters and a large audience. Mrs Hammond and Mrs Wood are mentioned, along with a strawberry fair for Printty church, Trinity Church events, and various local visits. Public notices include church events, meetings, and a heavy rain, with farming updates and Whit Monday festivities in nearby communities.
The love feast at Qepaian Baptist Brethren was grand with clergy Cornelia Castle David Long Wan Franklin and several ministers attending. Sunday featured a strong sermon by Elder Das di Tome and Bilder Franklin spoke at night. locals, visitors from Hagerstown and nearby areas joined the church gatherings and social events.
Local newspaper page fragment describes a broad feed of world news and fiction with light satire and promotional bits. Mentions Aaron Davis and a public sale notice, plus items about local vendors and advertisements.
The market opened with fresh berries selling well at four to five cents per quart. Gooseberries fetched four cents, and country vegetables arrived quickly with cabbage at ten cents per head and beets at ten cents per bunch. Draught prices ran about forty cents per dozen, with reported wool prices steady as farmers note ample supply.
A horse race occurred yesterday afternoon on the Jefferson pike between Louie Corn and James Abrecht's horses. Purse of $10 and $2.50 were staked by Abrecht and Coran. Abrecht's horse led from about 200 yards to win the purse of $250.
Trial contains transfer notices listing William Orrison, lot, and parcel at Brunswick with chain measurements and dates. Includes adjacent lot transfers to W. W. Smith at the same location with similar details and costs.
The convention assembled to Halttisore yesterday and voted on uninstructed delegates to the Chicago convention. Resolutions commended the Cleveland administration but a bid for delegations to Cleveland's nomination was defeated. Debates over pledge letters, permanent organization, and committee reports filled the session as participants urged concrete steps and caution in the party's next moves.
A reality, Baye the sagarstowy mall: construction on the McCoy trestle and Gunnison sections advances with Mesera M. J. Dignon & Co directing labor. Track laying proceeds at a quarter to half a mile per day toward the canal front span, with June plans to connect with the H. G. road at Cherry Run. President Hood and chief engineer Pasnol surveyed the line, signaling rapid progress.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local newspaper ad offering all newspaper and table wrap paper at one cent per pound. It instructs readers to leave orders at the paper office as stock is limited for the balance of the present week.
Personal mention notes Mr Carty of Baltimore attending the Funeral Directors' Association session and being elected second vice president. He is also chosen as a delegate to the future national convention of funeral directors, to be held in Louisville, Kentucky, in October.
A jumble of notices includes a dinner at Balque Hon Army Harrecke with Major French and a mention of discounts for gas customers at the American Light and Heat Company office by June 10. Also an art exhibition invites the public to Milas F. Donb's painting class at North Market Forest studio on Wednesday June 5 and Thursday June 6 with hours given.
The matter was concluded and referred to the commissioners who will hold the case under advisement. First account of E. B. Brown, executor of Yout Wyant, deceased, of Michigan, filed five year period installment details.
The note lists various striped and printed items with suggestions of low prices and descriptions. It mentions a new assortment of challa and pon at reduced rates and a large selection of umbrellas. The text is garbled but centers on affordable apparel and accessories.
Fragmentary notes report a brief voter update in Laos Cretaine name and nearby areas. The reference mentions recent activity over the past weeks with unclear specifics.
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