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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1896
Page
2
Frederick Cowsty Travelers Mr. Caaret Ho and Dr. Micho'as J. Worthington, sons of the late Nicholas Worthington, narrate a South Africa voyage from Johannesburg to Cape Town. They describe Atlantic passage, Las Palmas, Teneriffe, Cape Town landmarks, and the Johannesburg rail journey, ending near the Shenandoosh valley. Liberty's Fourth remarks follow with parade plans, bands, delegations, and speakers.
News items note Dr. Carr elected president of a medical society in Cumberland, elections reorganized in Howard County, and a planned June 26 execution in Camp County. Other items report a drowning case in St. Marys County, crabbery arrests near Pocomoake Sound, and a new election supervisor in Allegany County. The Court of Appeals releases opinions on fourteen cases, including rulings on mortgage taxes for homestead associations.
Notre Dame Academy of Liberty plans commencement exercises in Church Hall on June 29 and 30. Eleanor Davis of Lib Wy will graduate. The academy has been incorporated under Maryland law. articles filed with the Circuit Court through Attorney Fred J. Nelson. A local report also notes a common traveling book scheme where a woman gathers books and a man later removes them, with the victim lamenting loss and poverty.
Ten year old James Dillon of Brooklyn ran away to Baltimore yesterday seeking a good time. Police captured him and returned him to Emmitsburg in this county.
Sumser begins tomorrow. Barley harvest in this county is short. Trade day will be the longest lay of the season. WRRCemsDi yesterday. A mink or weasel killed about twenty chickens belonging to Mrs Jane Brooks Liberty. The clover crop is very short across the region and nearby counties. BoonsboroPratsPackage saw and Piening Mii Company at work cooking peach baskets berry cake and pack crates. There are 653 graves in the old portion and 340 in the new part of Boonsboro cemetery total 993 more than town population. Messrs Mac Pheobus and John Nip gle captured si sen oxen frogs along Rantictam creek Wednesday night. A medical authority urges daily cheese as a valuable animal food. When broiling fish in a regular oven roast with skin down on oiled paper until browned, prepare the Hahas for the usual method and finish accordingly.
Prof Cyrus F. Flook editor of the Examiner wed Mize Eby at Farmeruville Ohio last Saturday. Ceremony by Rev Dr Kephart editor of the Religious Telescope. Afterward the couple left for Denver on a wedding tour. Flook was a delegate to a national convention in Denver and will reside in the city.
A big evening game on the North West Addition features the Bentztown Bards versus the Frederick Juniors with Blaumgardner and Ely for the Bards and Riddlemoser and Brest for the Juniors. A collection is planned to fund diamond improvements. Also reports a Frederick Union vs Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb match won 10 to 0 by the Frederick team.
County commissioners plan road and pavement upgrades through Malkateville. Walkersville residents will see charges from 100 to 18000 dollars this year for church building repairs and stone work. A large new porch fronting the B. Caaree property at Walkereville is noted. Churches will be remodeled with trees and a Hopewell church near Clemsonyne receives added work. M. E. church project to Liberty listed among improvements.
A clothing shop owned by Lewis Cohen in Tharmod was broken into Wednesday around eight or thirteen in the afternoon while townspeople attended the high school commencement. Thieves forced the lock and stole clothing and other goods. another nearby store matching the scene was also targeted but thwarted by fright.
Fragmentary notice describes stamps sent to cover mailing costs for a free copy of Dr Pierce's Common Sense? Advices. Mentions 6,000 copies sold at ticketed price and a 2a edition planned, with addresses above.
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