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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1892
Page
5
An assortment of notices lists new advertisements from D H Beat and The Model Renner & emp, cabbage plants for sale, and miscellaneous items. Mentions include The Senate and C C Cary with local mentions of free lunch and new school houses.
A scattered collection notes delays in elections due to a festival, local infant discoveries, berry harvests, storm forecasts, and various community updates. Reports include a large horned owl capture near Ellerton, a dog bite incident, Middletown cattle pen, and new enrollments and appointments in regional schools and firms. Local meetings, property updates, and planned Fourth of July events appear among the items.
A detailed report of the Maryland Institute for the Deaf and Dumb reunion on the grounds of the Maryland Institute. Former pupils formed two clubs Western and Country with a baseball-like game interrupted by weather. Supper, band performances, pantomimes, sign language recitations, and speeches followed the game, ending with farewells as visitors prepared to depart on the 8 o'clock train.
Mrs. Dr. Hinekatt of this town reported a two inch brows intrusion in her living room on Treeday night. She summoned the doctor to examine the patch the reptile and verify her account, who escorted it to the yard for inspection, except for the patient narrator.
In a state magistrate session, James Jayson and Charlie Richard faced charges. Jayson is accused of stealing a gold watch owned by James Jayenn. Proceedings questioned sufficient evidence to file charges while Richard faced related allegations.
Report of a runaway incident near All Salute Street around 2:45 PM involving George Frazier Willie Duvall and Henry Scheels tied to a wagon. The backing strap broke causing the horse to run into a lamp post and onto the tracks. Minor damage to the wagon top and lamp. no serious injuries to Duvall or Frazier. prowler reportedly seen near Reydsos store and Gravats elbo examined.
The writer notes a week of unusual heat and sunshine with cool ice cream treats from local shops, a Catholic festival misgiving, and promises of rain to clean up the Opera House. Social happenings include weddings, concerts, and chatter about local figures, farms, and raspberries.
The Middletown Gazette reports Capt Juba Alte of Shepherdstown, West Virginia, has lost sight in one eye due to grippe effects. He suffered three attacks, with the latest leaving his left eye damaged and raising fears that both eyes could be impaired.
A tense contest at Damascus saw the Frederick team edge ahead in the ninth to win 4 to 3 after an 8 to 4 gap in the eighth. J D Gardner acted as umpire. Earlier Hyatt team defeated Mt Airy’s combination squad 18 to 3.
Heal Fatate Zeanefers and Richard J. Hollingsworth with wife transfer to Richard J. Baker in real and mixed property valued at 500 dollars. John F. Dean and wife transfer to Sarah V. Everhart an acre of ground in Point of Recka for 400 dollars. Firea Minnick, executor, notes in the case of Charien F. Castle transfer of 10 acres of land valued at 1,000 dollars.
Message outlines a round trip fare of 1280 dollars from Frederich to Chicago for the Democratic Convention. Tickets valid for return until January 28.
A Marylenn Schoal factions the Ye a. Mra Garrell foreiade of the jaan. Mea Liareey Tooker wed ol tee beip. The fragment describes committee talks and personnel considerations at a recent board gathering.
The column lists church events including AMEL Walkerville Crusaders preaching at Craterstown Lutheran on Sunday, Children's Day services in Laverty and Aliddletown, Abiden's Day at Mont Meacant, and multiple sermons in Walkersville and Harmony. Also notes Union Chapel, Lewistown, and Lewistown Mt. Zion activities and a Mt. Airy camp meeting set for July 28 to August 12 led by Rev. Floyd with Wayne Dey and others coordinating tents and programs.
The column lists deaths and funerals including Mrs Margaret Senith aged 46 died in Baltimore at her daughter’s home on West Lombard street. the body to be moved to Frederick for interment. Also讲 listed are the death of Mrs. Magic aged 22 with infant children mourners. infant deaths of Kate Smathers and other relatives. James K Fuller of Idaho and Maryland lineage, with funeral arrangements and survivors noted.
A local report details multiple injuries across town including a woman with a leg fracture after stepping from a kitchen door, a man bitten by a ventilator insect, and others struck by falls or vehicle-related incidents. The events highlight ongoing dangers and several recoveries.
Talbot county tax revised to seventy eight cents and five cents aid equals last year. Graduation rites held at Holy Redeemer School in Rastun. Father John Davis of Cecil County dies at seventy. St Johns College Annapolis graduates. Wicomico County store cited for dextrose supply. Indian doctor tried in Hagerstown for violation. magistrate deemed law unconstitutional. Organ recital at Jefferson Lutheran Church drew overflow. Mohler pipe organ completed funded by Mrs Cora M Whipp and Golf Mowers. The event featured vocal solos, Weber Quartet, organ pieces and cornet solo by Prof George Ed Smith. Panel notes report Insurance Commissioner Talbott urges local insurers to boost competition. Baltimore resident Wm J Conrades buried at Baltimore cemetery. Talbot County tax record and county official notes. Fire at a residence in Frederick reported.
A Sunday drive ended near a railroad crossing when a frightened horse reared spilling Mrs Hallie Jones and family into the path of an escaping steam engine. Hallie suffered a fracture to a small bone in the right leg, while other occupants escaped with minor injuries. A bystander described a fortunate escape with no lasting harm.
A brief notice records minor and older figures mimitted to practice at the Har of the Orrenlt Court for Montgomery county. It notes Mr Baker as a nephew of Joseph Ranar of Frederick and residing in Clarksburg, and Mr Price as a son or relative of Levi Price.
New department store offers cheap styles and many items. Shoes gloves hosiery and children's wear advertised at about half-price with calling and viewing options.
A reader list shows berry and produce prices with items such as butter pork poultry beef and vegetables. The notes describe food costs and supply during a week, with snippets about gatherings and local readers sharing meals and travel plans. A theological school board selects Dr Borg of Middletown to deliver the Holman Lecture on the Aggaburg Confession at the next commencement.
The fragment mentions department actions on pets and Martines, notes advance of some steamship, and hints at people learning about Remhen. Potential references to pet placement and changes in policy are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Local items list Grean t Honee Ro etrant serving seafood and fried fare tonight. Cray coy fried clams frogs spring chicken and lamb fries advertised with beer drawn at the bar. Eichelberger’s address changes and Bynday weekday availability noted. New bakery opening at 121 West Patrick rect offers Vienna milk bread and sale at principal stores.
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