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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1892
Page
3
Fragmented OCR item lists categories such as Help Wanted sewing machines and local notices. Includes stray phrases like Local Mention Wr Hardesty and In Memoriam with an unclear market context.
Short items report Maple Avenue vandalism on Nash EF and a horse poisoned at Rocky Springs. Pension grants go to Dennis McKinney and John T. Hildebrand. Suckers caught in Carroll Creek. improvements on Wm Rumpf’s East Fifth Street residence. Moon ring last night and a white cap scare at Apple Town. Baltimore Lumber Exchange elects Dill to its board. Collett named delegate to Annapolis State Convention. Tempering work at the Tuccarora jock farm.
A fragmented local items column lists residents and visitors. Names include Neek Wieeoreaer of Pia hs, Bepeoad Cooke of Weekin a, Dr. 8.8 Maynard in Philadelphia, Myron of mente, Alexander Will as city health officer, Dr Marsh and Mrs Bunker, and Chaahis for Belrtioire. Also mentions Rosenoutef of the B and O traveling to New York and a weather forecast ending the fragment.
A Georgetown dispatch reports water turned into the Chesapeake and Ohio canal signaling kickoff of launching at Merten’s yard and a steady revival of canal traffic this spring. By midmonth 18 miles of the canal may reopen with 200 boats ready, while dredging near the outlet lock clears winter accumulations and raises hopes for rapid construction progress.
A garbled notice discusses building activity and a transportation move inviting public attention. It mentions a church convention, a Baltimore event, and a memorial reference to a person named Wrarm Wohara with unclear context. Several names and dates appear jumbled, leaving the precise details uncertain.
A jumble of land transfer notices lists George W. Wachtel to Ben ton M. Morgen for 11 or 23 acres, various parcels in Frederick County and Frxterick counties, with prices around 1500 dollars. Other transfers include Clara V. Nessler to George J. Ranis burg and Elizabeth Auble to Catharne E. Falk, plus several names like Thaddeus, James O. Harie, and John W. Uiger with parcels noted.
A mix of reflective notes on a Biblical passage urging prayer and fasting, followed by local fraternal and civic notices. Remarks from The Freemen discuss discipleship and spiritual discipline, then reports of a senior letter carriers meeting, new members, and portraits. Local fire and drill groups consider Easter carnival logistics and officer elections, with stockholders reelecting directors for Adamstown Turp.
A man named M. Cady Smarth was thrown down near his residence on Patrick Street and severely injured yesterday afternoon. He was removed to the Fair Grounds in a precarious condition. The incident followed a local GAR post meeting at Reynolds’s Hall where five new members were admitted and plans for a Gettysburg expedition discussed.
County correspondence from Mountain Dale and surrounding areas reports a small town with a schoolhouse and local tradesmen including a blacksmith, joiners, and carpenters. Notable items include property purchases, a revival at Bethel Lutheran church, band plans, a wedding at No. 4, and weather impacts on wells and creeks. Community movements include Mr. May relocating to Mountain Dale, Mr. King buying a two story dwelling, and Str. Alvert Holtz purchasing nearby farms. The Valley Cornet Band plans new uniforms, and a pastor election is expected at Zion Reformed Church. A quiet wedding occurred at Abraham Labes’s residence, and several residents move or adjust homes while the death of a local man is noted. Continuous spring rains and high water affect wells. two noted relocations: C Dannon moving into Olver Zedericks’s house and Robert Tyler taking possession April 1.
A fragmented local notice lists actions by GL Frank Citigan for payment accounts. It mentions a price adjustment for canvarios and a discount valid until a specified date. The document names parties including a throat specialist and a legal setting with times and locations, indicating a formal notice process.
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