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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1892

Page

5

Moon Phases and Advertisements in The Sun and Hoon

A scattered 1892 page lists moon phases with first quarter and third quarter markers. It also shows various ads including best Loy Perry Gilbert Renner Kemp sales, public sales for horses and wares, and notices from Frederick County National Bank.

Best Loy & Perry Gwa Gilbert, Renner & Kemp Tiane Lakin Yeep Whipp Elvernon Matlee Barmere Anit Frederick County National Bank Fe al

Frederick Miller buys Heater farm in Potomac district

Mr. Frederick Miller of London County Virginia purchases the Heater farm in Potomac district Montgomery County totaling 105 acres for 1965 dollars and 50 cents. Improvements include eight dwellings and outbuildings. Other items note a bank director change, a Moravian oyster event, cheap produce, telephony plans, new hose, and local appointments.

Frederick Miller London County H. MM. Talbott Potomnac Diarlet Montgomery County Mes Aps Prosches Geof Mats Willan Walhce P. Poole Montgomery County National Bank Rockville J. Sprigg Poole Graceham Myeraville Board of Town Commissioners Ldletown

Fragmented OCR Note Caps a Puzzle of Text

A partial readable line hints at a garbled local note or notice with stray words. The fragment includes references to a person or place and mentions timing or action loosely. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the legible bits.

Narrow escape after family poisoned by rat poison incident

The Witla family of Braddock was poisoned when poison intended for rats contaminated butter eaten by the household. A physician treated the victims. Mr Witla and his wife, plus three workers, were affected but are now recovering.

Witla FF Kinte Braddock Klats Kintz Bla

Runaway Horse Attacks Wagon Outside Local Store

A horse attached to a Jersey wagon owned by Edward Liggs bolted from in front of P L Hargett & Company at 1140 in the morning. It dashed up West All Saint streets toward the factory, leaping walls before Louis Hahn halted it. The only damage was a broken bridle.

Edward Liggs Scar Red HN Mesers P. L. Hargett & Company Sainte Louis Hahn

Officers Elevated at Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company

A stockholders meeting at Musats & Co. offices on South Market Street elected directors. Named are Samuel Hargett George Whip Michael Culler William A. Kemp John J. Smith C Edward Derr Albert Hi Castile and Fenton Urtgutt. The session occurred between 10 and 12 this morning.

Sherman Koogle Bolivar Union Manufacturing Company G * a-Messia Henry V. Nelson George Burk Charles Nixdorff Westminster Waverly Club Galthersburg HJ. Sterick E. L. Amlu L. J. Peters Gleb Montgomery County A. Wachter Utica Mille Frederick County Keefer Mears, Rodock & Neidig D.C. Winebrewer Walkereville Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Musats Hargett Cs Co South Market Street D., Margett Samuel Hargett George Michael Culler Wm. A. Kemp John J. Smith Edward Derr Albert Hi. Castile Fenton Urtgutt

Kent Estate Transfers and Related Property Listings

Fragmentary notice lists transfers of land parcels including G M Weiner and Elizabeth Hilleary with parcels in Brangswick and Frederick County. Other entries mention Patrick Kang to Mary Fausten, Kane to Aditis, and Sarah J Hargett to John C Lamberth with 120 square perches of land noted plus amounts like 81210.

Kent G. M. Weiner Alto Elizabeth Hilleary Brangswick Patrick Kang Mary FE Atus Aditis Kane Fllaaheth Mary l Vallefoazen Frederick County Sarah J. Hargett John C. Lamberth

Impossible to create demand with single small insert

An advertisement alone cannot generate satisfactory demand for an article. Repetition of the announcement, in any form, is essential to keep the public aware of the article or business.

Firemen Meet on Westminster Parade and Marman Report

The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company will meet Monday night to act on committees reports regarding the late W P Marman and the invitation to the Westminster parade.

Steam Fire Engme Company W.P. Marman Westminster

Serenade at East Slath Street for John Hickards

Mr and Mrs John Hickards were serenaded by the Independent Drum Corps at their East Slath Street residence. The group presented two terra cotta images and guests were invited in for refreshments after the performance.

John Hickards East Slath Street

Fox Gate Delinquent Property Sold at Public Sale

The property of James H. Frame, a delinquent taxpayer, was sold at public sale at Court Mouse this morning by Ex-Collector Rowe for back taxes. It was purchased by Mr nh Milter of Knoxville.

Fox Gate James H. Frame Rowe Nh M Milter Knoxville

Palmetto Fibre Co Receives Donation for Monument Fund

The Key Monument Association has received a $15 contribution via Palmetto Fibre Company from Broth. Bis, vernleh manufacturers in Rolt Mich for the monument fund.

Key Monument Association Palmetto Fibre Company Broth. Bis Vernleh Manufacturers, Rolt, Mich E-Contrumthyn Mon. Oeeet Fond

Annual Meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society

A fourth annual gathering of the Women’s Missionary Society is described with brief notes on the event location and timing. The fragmentary report mentions attendees and a focus on mission work and community action.

Repairman Nearly Killed As Train Strikes Cattle Near Depot

James Ride, a repair hand on the Emmitsburg Railroad, narrowly escaped serious injury Wednesday morning. He stood by the baggage car when the cattle pen near the depot was struck by the train, knocked to the ground, and dragged along the gutter before being examined by Dr. I. L. Adnan.

Murton Uy Tailroad the Chronicle James Ride Emmitsburg Hia I. LL. Adnan Bia

Death notices and obituaries recount grim losses

The column records multiple deaths and funeral notices including Jato bb ales tidad besa found near Witte Creek and his widowed mother. Rev. J. 2, Kerschner presiding at funeral, interment in Lutheran cemetery. Father Curphy of Teluty Catholic Georgetown dies of heart disease. Mrs. Rachael Bushey age 73 dies at Emmitaburg. infant Mabel Grace Hiltner dies of pneumonia. Lizzie Benson dies in Urbana at age 80 with Catholic cemetery burial.

Asp Peat Lily Abe Solita Luwih Oleak Hay Dione Johny Eis Fuoural Rev. J Kerschner Jbault Telulty Catholic Church Georgetown Koy Jd. Murphy Kildare Ireland Curphy Maynooth Boston College Mura Woodstock House of Studies Cardinal Abbonn Richmond Frederick Easiteborg Cora Geir Emmitaburg Paralyats Rachael Bushey Ure Tate Zacharias Bushey St. Joseph's Catholic Church Velock Et Berdechtee Mary Kellar Emmiteburg Hannah Riddlemoser Chiattsu Riddlemoser Mabel Grace Christopher Mary Hiltner George Schroeder Cn East L. Hublman Alt Olivet F. Schroeder

Hyme ne al Two Weddings in Local Notices

Several marriage notices appear for regional couples including Mr Adam Boyer of New Market and Miss Barbara Hammond of Baltimore wed at the bride s home on a Saturday in February. Other couples listed include Griffith and Wardehl in Baltimore and Trundle and Sallie E son of Montgomery county.

Adam Boyer New Market Barbara Hammond Baltimore Turatlay Imat AL. Grifith Nannie V. Wardehl Lew —Trundle Washington, D. C Thureday O. Thomas W. M. Lewis Sallie E Thomas Trundle Montgomery County Brilo John M. Hussand Harvey L. Stottlemyer Wolfeville Flora M. Baker Middlepoint Oese Martin Nev Murry Marry L. Martin St. Dopep Mo Brdmitsburg Minnie Howe Setiaila, Mo Trasrra

Social World Social Evening at Durgers Residence

A lively social at Mr Thomas Durgers’s residence near Hemptown featured about eighty attendees in October. The committee led by Eli Smith and Edward Beall organized games and conversation, followed by a large banquet and later dancing. Prof Malward Dyer hosted a sociable for Miss Made Ashbeugh of Emmitsburg with about twenty guests enjoying music, amusements, and a collation.

Thomas Durgers Hemptown Shuraday Faut Eli, Smith Edward Beall Nctober A&a Malward Dyer Mies Made Ashbeugh Emmiteburg Masie

Local Bridge Construction in Lewistown and Ula Plan

Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple bridge projects near Lewistown and Ula. References include a 45 foot bridge and another shorter span with unclear specifics. Plans mention material types and start timing but details are unreadable.

Legislature Reports Mixed Progress on Local Bills and Appointments

The legislature outlined activity across committees and houses, with debates over a Baltimore County Electric Light and Power Company bill and local option temperance measures. Governors Brown approved amendments to election laws and road statutes, while several bills on railways corporate formation and alcohol licensing progressed or were introduced for first readings.

Balthuers Llousy Baltimore County Electric Light and Power Company Sama Brae Shears Tempersuce Comwatttes Orestiow Fitegerakt Baltimore Criminal Court Mar Hayes Mubner Daltigiore Towson Senate Supreme Bench of Maltimore House Susanna Ware Wr. Reynolds Wantel Miller Jobe K. Cowen Tannce Committee Wirt Brown Hagertown Baltimore County Ldies Th. Barnett Cambridge Toit. E. Thomas Poe Hita General Assembly Sappington Dyer Mulherry Maryland Gearo McSherry Mr. Grove Frederick County Episcopal Church Booth Mctherry Har Root

Baltimore Conference Elects Delegates for General Meeting

The M B K Conference held sessions in Baltimore with four bishops present and two delegates chosen for the General Conference in Omaha Nebraska. Rev A Gill and Rev Lanahan along with Neal were elected. the fourth will be chosen today. Discussions on women’s roles were reviewed with action deferred to annual conferences. A scene involving a boy and a horse caused a distraction during a Tuesday evening event.

M. BK Seasions Baltimore General Conference Inneets Omaha Nebraska A. Gill Dre Lanahan Goucher Neal

Unclear OCR historical note about local figures

Fragmentary text mentions individuals with surnames Pheen Manter Burucker and Helen, daughter of Frank Ep peanott, plus references to a firm, a Mr Howard Towng, and a move or settlement. Details are damaged and names may be misspelled.

Pheen Harry Burucker Helen Jr Frank Eppeanott Thi Hs Wee Ree C Ces Ge Bern Howard Towng

First National Bank of Gatthersburg Holds Annual Meeting

Stockholders reelect officers and directors at the bank gathering held last Thursday. Upton Darby named president, John Be Dinond vice president, with a slate of directors including J T Fulks and Horace K Waters. Mauries Yalbott reelected counsel. I. Stoore cashier and James J. Prindly book-keeper noted. Constitution remains flourishing.

Dimcera First National Bank of Gatthersburg A. Meem Philemon M. Stutth Hibard Poole H. Maurice Talbott de. Willian A. Waters Horace K. Waters James K. Windsor Samuel 8. Hayes James Ane Herson Biutward Peter Mauries Yalbott I. Stoore Cashier James J. Prindly

The Fish We Eat What They Cost And Where Caught

A survey of common market fish notes Atlantic Ocean blueback and Potomac carp prices, haddock from Boston, cod from Boston, perch in Chesapeake Bay, mackerel near Chesapeake Bay, halibut from Atlantic waters, and various lake and river catches. It lists weights and prices and suggests cooking methods and regional sourcing for readers purchasing fish locally.

Frederick Imarket Atlantic Ocean New York Potomac River Washington Antietam Potomac Chena Peakeny Blaco Banyduaky Oho Lake Erie Canada Atlantic Chesapeake Annapolis Florida Melina Aryl Atlantic Fatomac Tlinnca

Judge frees heir to family horse after paralysis loss

Judge James McGierry allowed the family to take possession of a 91 year old horse once owned by General James M. Cole after a paralysis incident. The case involved the deceased Huiz and family member Billy hours after the ruling.

Lo “Huiz James McGierry Billy Trenaral James M. Cole

News of the State items and local notes

Yesterday and today in Merents Let Intereat with reports of peach crop losses in Whorloo county and a naval academy exam. Real estate, addresses, and local notices from Caraisounty appear, plus arrest of two vessels near Maryland for oyster law violations. A Chicago returnee seeks a Western Union operator post, and several Wattogton county residents are listed with ages and brief notes.

la Lagemtown T.C . Moward Maryland Pas Misa Litan Grey Elkton Chicago Posit Western Union Company Wattogton County Ead J. W. Nolen Lebershure Sir Dankel Corner Peter Mid- Mekal Lellervurg Ayeal Elyrniye

Local Notices from This Valley and Nearby Counties

Readable fragments report movements of residents across Ohio and Pennsylvania. Names include Macy Be Batdagtan of Oakland Garrett County visiting kin in Prete and Rev Dr Bergatrewwr rituals. Catharine Baer at sister’s home. David Koogls of Columbus visiting Crletide county. Elmer Mele of Clemyalire Pa with Myora ville friends. Wim B Kautzalin renting Hale Beachley farm. Harlan Dnawbure and family attending a funeral in Warree boro Pa for Mrs Mary A Amn browe formerly from this valley.

Olio Catharine Baer Apeniling Eagelbreett Prete Oakland Garrett County Dan Bergatrewwr C. Elmer Mele Clemyalire Myoraville David Koogls Columbus Ohio Ile Iya George Koogle Bredurele Wim Mire Mary A. Amnbrowe

Church Services and Meetings Across Town

News notes list multiple services and meetings. Presbyterian church holds communion tomorrow at 10 00 led by Ray and J Beals. W LI and F M Society postpone meeting at Jefferson to Bundey evening. Lutheran congregation plans elections after morning service. All Saint Episcopal Church to offer communion tomorrow morning. Catholic Forty Hours devotion begins at 10 00 mass tomorrow. Hud Viven on Tuesday morning at Watelock. Rev W J Martin will lead communion at Middletown Church Sunday at 10 00 and preach at 2 00. Protracted meetings continue at various churches with baptisms and youth society events planned.

Presbyterian Church Ray J. Beals W. LI F. M. Society Jefferson Bundey Ellers All Sainte Episcopal Church Watelock Wana W. J. Martin 1. HN Middletown Sanday Thong Wale Alartin Dunker Brownsville Pepe Reva KK. Yourtee Heener A. W. Philhower Winobres Nation A. B Walkerselile Dune

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