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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1892
Page
3
Special Dispatch to The News reports the forecast for the next four hours in Maryland with continued high temperatures and clear conditions. The bulletin credits M W Haningtoy, Chief of the Weather Bureau, and lists miscellaneous notices and advertisements following the forecast.
The Emmitsburg Railroad built a new depot platform replacing the old one. A road from Jefferson to B Lewis mill was widened with a post and rail fence along the lower dangerous hill. The rink’s name changed to Armory Hall. Harry W. Dyer killed a large garter snake on his garden fence. Mechanicstown Cornet Band plans a June 21 excursion to Baltimore. A pension was granted to Charles G. Orrison under the 1890 act. Rev Mrs St John will lecture at Johnsville M P Church on June 22 at 8 pm titled Young Amories. Elias Roulson of Ellerton reports a calf only 2 inches high and 27 inches long. Hydraulion Steam Fire Engine Co of Alexandria considers an invitation to visit Frederick by Independent Life Co. of Frederick. Mayor and aldermen election set for the 4th Wednesday of this month, the 3rd. Republican City Executive Committee meets at Y M C A rooms tomorrow at 8 pm. An life-size crayon portrait of Rev. Hasekari at Lowenstein and Werth’s. Annual examination of teachers in colored public schools takes place tomorrow. Tar Wawa owes thanks to G Nichols and M C Reener of New Midway for samples of Chole Sharpless strawberries noted for delightful flavor with large size. The gentlemen have a crop of acre berries. A spider bit Mr Charles McHenry on the upper lip last evening.
Twelve year old Ate Poteen Weed and two brothers of Clarence Adairs were along the riverbank when they encountered a drifting weed trap. The boys sustained minor injuries while feeding a weed end and returning home, authorities report no lasting harm.
A garbled OCR excerpt reports on a local court hearing involving two named defendants, with fines mentioned and references to judges and proceedings. The legible bits point to a petty case in the district court, noting small fines and a May or August dated event, but many names and details remain unreadable.
The Rev Dr Talmage warns listeners that Christian life demands high aspiration and continuous effort. He urges setting Christ as a perfect pattern, avoiding pernicious associations, staying busy in service, and reading the Bible daily while resisting anti gospel writing and worldly distractions.
Distorted OCR style narration hints at a speech or monologue with garbled phrases about faith, old Titans, and a communal gathering. Many unreadable segments suggest a chaotic reminiscence, referencing a payee, a communion day, and a distant past event. The piece preserves period tone while remaining largely incomprehensible.
A memorial window will be placed this month at St Pauls Episcopal Church at Saratoga and Charles Elreeth Hale tiore. It honors the late William Potts and his wife Jane Alexandder and their children Wickard Potts C1 Chicago Lil. Willam A Potts and Dr C 8.A. who served as a volunteer physician in the Confederacy and at Vicksburg. Surviving son George M Potts of Predorich and Dr William L Potts tie the Potts lineage to Revolutionary Judge Richard Potts and early Maryland history. The inscription celebrates family service and loyalty in the Potts line.
A Wednesday afternoon wedding in Washington D C unfolded beside a floral altar as Eva Louise Thomas wed William Sherhian Phillips. The ceremony, read by Rev W R Gratham, featured ushers Mears Bons Hunt Mille and D Larria with J B Harry L Myers as best man. The couple departed for a mountain trip after receiving many gifts including a solid silver pitcher and tray from Potomac Commandery No 3.
Fragmented notice covers real estate transfers in Frederick and Brunswick, a public sale of the Whalen property in Rinehart, and mortgage power led sale. Mentions Joshua C. Walker, Lydia A. Dykes, Benjamin Phebus, Florence M. Tinger, and Andrew P. Renner with sums listed. Also references dedication of a High Water Mark tablet at Gettysburg and Acacia Lodge entertainment plans.
Mernixs and Bere advertise a wide assortment of hats, bonnets, and feathers described as pretty and cheap. Also a new assortment of Charlies and Pomgeen at low prices. Fans of every description, a big lot of umbrellas in all styles for both men and women, regular prices.
Pupils at the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb held a festive day with athletic events including obstacle courses, races, and a banana contest. A junior fairground program featured hundreds of attendees from the city and county, with students awarded prizes and the day ending with the school season’s close the following Tuesday.
Nerions Charge William Grime Charles Crimes and Charles Sibely were brought to thin city Toot Saturday by Constable Miller on a charge of returbing public worehys a Plownant Hill near Woodsboro. They were held on bond of 100 with for their appearance next Maturdap. ot ete ene Fe ate A Boy Beent, On last Friday ane white plang along the Pennsylvania allroad on RATENENe oy 8 Berar se ANNE 85 Sokal cca. ash can Gee Leshmutt, waa burnt with ome cotton waste that had been set in fire word waa thrown upon him. Here recovering from the effect of the burga. 1) 2") 0 sty
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a carpet department item opening or feature. The readable portion mentions a new affiliation or offering with lace-cartalpe style decor and a focus on feet and pees, but details are unclear. No identifiable people or organizations are preserved.
The article records a soldier rising from private to lieutenant during the war and receiving a gold medal for bravery. It also lists Frederick city post office advertise letters and a marriage license notice, noting names and local details.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces round trip tickets from all stations to Abiags from June 14 to 40 inclusive at one fare for the round trip, for the National Democratic Convention on June 2. Tickets valid for return journey until July sicloslye.
A garbled OCR listing for men’s undergarments and accessories. Items include socks, neckwear, underwear sets, lingerie, nightshirts and belts. Mentions various labels and sizes with unclear prices and colors.
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