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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1892

Page

3

Brief Bits from the Ledger of Local Doings

Various notes from Frederick area life including road conditions, a weather signal at Buckeystown, plans for a new building on Market Street, Mr. Wm H Nusz painting for Frederick Fence Co, discussion of a potential mayoral candidate J D Mato, Catoctin Furnaces idle two weeks, possible fruit canning plants on the meun belt, Edgemont mill to build a 900 barrel facility by Michael Aver, Mr Charles Wilcoxon with two large birds, R A Rager surveying land for Chas Wen, buzzard sighting in Frederick at 9 PM with snow rain and hail, Edward Biser of Rocky Springs and a Langahan rooster weighing 13 pounds, maples blossoming, dull merchant trade, boys tops and hoop games, and Clover seed prices rising to near gold value.

Sa of Representatives KicKale United States District Circuit Courts Cumberland Vormis Ee . Snes Charles Fleming Hia Market Street Wm. H. Nusz Frederick Fence Company J. D. Mato Thia County Aratown Michael Edgemont Charles Wilcoxon R.A. Rager Brunswick Chas Frederick Edward Biser Rocky Springs Clover Seed Carroll Street

Personal Nn Arrivals and Departures in Ansonia

PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs about those who come and go. Arrivals include Ernest Helfenstein returning from business in Anniston Alabama, Ir. Rosenour home from New York, and Krauth leaving for Baltimore to visit relatives. Others note bail, travel to Baltimore, visits in Washington and York, Pa, and numerous brief mentions of locals going to or from cities like New Orleans and Chicago for work or family events.

Ernest Helfenstein Anniston Ala- 06 Rosenour New York Stee Lowtes Krauth Tndtay Balt Thomas ‘Turner A. L. Bader Baltimore Pat Tull New Orleans Wesley Tull Fitts A . N. Woodwanl Chicago Washington

Sudden death of Bin Catharlow Fiery mourned

Long obituary notes the death of Bin Catharlow Fiery daughter of the late Josep Gaver and sister of lowx-sheriff Gaver. She died after a short illness, aged 43 years and 7 months, and was buried at Funks Town Maryland. She leaves a husband and seven children and was described as noble, a devoted wife and Christian mother.

Myersvillesmahcie Bin Catharlow Fiery Josep Gaver Lowx Gaver Funkstown, Md Flery Cornelius Doub A. B. Saidsy School Cyrus Routzabn Reno Harp Albert Harp Charles TH. Dutta George J. Toms Wm. Moser Charlater Mark AD. Harp Alay Corn Grossuickle Flora M. Toms Cere Foutzshn W. L. Slartth U. S Walkersville Rawson Flook Berkeley Springs W. Va Flora M. ‘Toms dTuvre de Grace

Local notices from Westminster visit and community updates

Miss Annie Bearer and Miss Minnie Gandner of Westminster visit Miss Arnold. Mr Edward Hobbs and wife, recently from St Mary College, visit Mrs Augustus Arnout. Mr Edwant Lyon of Emumitsburg attends business in town. Charten Keeler from Tyrone visits. Mr Hoover from Enindtsburg visits Mrs T H Eckenrodle. Farewell sermon by Rev Henry Savage at Prospect MLE Church. congregation mourns his departure. March brings rough weather. wheat looks good. nature's green carpet cheers farmers. J Monrose Rice of Barthiows builds a new house near his store in New Market. Van Feuler suffers grip, off work. Misa Annie Runkle returns to Frederick for millinery business. local farmers face stock losses and many move away.

BobLen Horn Wm. Clataugh Katie Manherz Fairfield Lst William H. Long Fa Walter Wastler Bentzel Grant Lantz Trealet Carthage Christian Lantz Levi Boring Sadie Clark Woodsboro Mia Lda Cromwell Capt I. K. Taylor Annie Bearer Minnie Gandner Westminster Arnold Willian G. Filcklager Edward Hobbs Ant Skt St. Marya College Augustus Arnout Edwant Lyon Emumitsburg Torsday Charten Keeler Tyrone Hoover Enindtsbure Mra. T. HL Eckenrodle Soda Mae Ds Lev Henry Savage Presched Tits Ufe Ifa J. Monrose Rice Barthiows Ani Taw Mawa Misc Frederick County McSherri Grove Uhia Sny Point Secarcely Prince Frederick Drantes

State News Roundup From Easton to Montgomery

A board of true was organized at Easton and several court cases are pending in Towson. County commissioners in Baltimore issued an order to supervisors. Dr Lloyd N Amith of Easton survived a chloral overdose after a narrow rescue. Nearby congregations consider building new churches at Keedysville and Blairsburg. Daniel Mentzer severely burned after an oil can explosion at East Hagerstown. Charles B Boswell of Prince Georges County remains in critical condition after an assault with Jos Kendrick. Mrs Juana Edmonston dies near Rockville at 59 after paralysis. Train No 56 bumped the Washington and Gaithersburg local at Rockville. no injuries.

Easton Towson Board of Commissioners Baltimore County Aupervisore Lloyd N. Amith Keedysville Blarpsburg Washington County Daniel Mentzer East Hagerstown Charles B. Boswell Prince George’s County Dmd Jos. M. Kendrick Montgomery County Juana Edmonston Eamonston Rockville Edmonston Augustus Cummings Baltimore Washington and Galthersburg Ronnto Chicago Express

Train Collision and Landslide Disrupt Travel at Mount Ravage

A Pittsburg express on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sidewiped a Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad accommodation at Mount Ravage Junction yesterday morning. A lady’s coach was crushed and the smoker was overturned but no injuries were reported. The B and C engine sustained damage and travel was delayed three hours by the landslide near Shaw Station on the West Virginia Central Railroad.

Pittsburg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cumberland and Pennsylvania Mount Ravage Junction West Virginia Central

Washington County News Briefs On Local Development And Elections

In the peach belt along South Mountain several fruit plants will be started this year. The Reformed congregation of Keedysville considers erecting a new church. Building committee members include C. M. Keedy J. W. Rohrer B. A. Pre DM. Netko tk C. D. Miller and B. C. Knadler. In Boonsboro municipal elections a ticket was chosen with Peter Newcomer for commissioner Harvey Bomberger Frank Smith John L. Miller John Reapsomer and W. E. Knode on the ballot.

Washington County News Peach Belt South Mountain Keedysville C. M. Keedy J. W. Rohrer B.A. Pre DM. Netko Tk C.D. Miller B.C. Knadler Municipal E Action Bed Boonshorn Bur Peter Newcomer Harvey Bomberger Frank Smith John L. Miller John Reapsomer Wo. E. Knode

Funeral for Rev Josbus Peterkin at St James Episcopal

The funeral for Rev Josbus Peterkin, late rector of St James Episcopal Church, was held March 9 inRichmond Virginia. Bishop Randolph presided with Rev Dashiel and others officiating. The simple service drew many city ministers and the interment occurred at Hollowood Cemetery.

Peterkin Josbus Peterkin St. James’ Bipiacopal Church Randolph Dra. Dashiel Aprigg Suinvs Riujuce Ivowou J. Nesasog Proton

Will and Bequests Noted in Regency Registry

Perusal of the will recorded in the Registry of Willes reveals unusual bequests in the Michae is Craii will dated the year. The document lists curious legacies and peculiar conditions, indicating a testator with eccentric tastes and specific requests despite the formal probate process.

Willi Regier of Wille Micholas Craii

Letters from the People on Reed reception and liquor licenses

Readers discuss Sen Reed’s reception at the National Rules Armory with praise for his fiery critique of the Democratic Congress and tariff policy. A second letter questions Frederick County liquor licensing bills, accusing Grove’s plan of eroding prohibitory laws and predicting overpricing of licenses by local commissioners amid saloon proliferation.

Undefined Fragment Reflects Duty and Public Sentiment

Fragmentary OCR text shows a call to every nail and man to disregard rash party feeling and perform duty without fear or favor, mentioning Ian Al Humrt and Ave Meensowe in a garbled passage.

Ian

Death notices from Weaberry, Knox ville and Liberty area

Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Misa Loats of Woodtsboro after a long illness, with services at Lutheran Church and burial in Woodlsboro Cemetery. widow Mrs J W Knott of Knoxville is mourned by family with funeral at Mark's Episcopal Church. Mrs Troy Chanay of Marlborough dies of apoplexy while en route to Baltimore. Mr William H Dorsey, Maryland bank veteran, passes away in Baltimore after heart trouble, remembered as banker and Odd Fellow member.

J. W. Knott Rh. W. Knott Frank Knott Knoxville Ann Columbus Knott Brit Knott Mel J.C. Et California Laura A. Cray Carson City Nevada Lee West Mark's Episcopal Church Peters Villa Teak Fingpa Troy, Savage Liberty Mie Chansy Marlborough Calvert County Afr Savage Thes M. Bo Haltimore Liberty Anity Calon Brideo William H. Doracy Maryland Bank North Carey Street Haltmore Carroll County Dorney Yatipsco Bank Ellicott City Western National Bank Baltmore Eutaw Savings Bank Dorsey Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church

U B Conference Opens with 60 Ministers Attending Walkersville

The U B Conference of the Maryland Chapter opens at Walkersville Church at 2 p.m. with Bishop E B Kephart presiding and about 60 ministers present. Delegates left the city this morning for Walkeraville by train. An 8 o'clock preliminary session led by Bishop Kephart followed by committee appointments and reports. Memorials and transfers approved, progress noted in church buildings and member delegations. session adjourned with plans for the next meeting.

U. B Maryland United Brethren Church Walkersville E. B. Kephart Walkeraville E.B. Kephart Jolnetown Berrios W. L. Martin Snell Hagerstown D. F. Flock Frederick

Weather Signal Station Branch Open in Buckleynows Area

The weather signal service branch at Buckleynows will receive reports by News via the telephone. News offers to send daily reports to all who want to establish stations in the county, with reports received directly from the bureau in Washington.

Nawa Washington

Builders Plan Four Dwellings On New Lot Opposite Owner

A notice states Mr Jobo Motrling plans to erect four dwellings on his new lot opposite his current property. The lots were laid out yesterday by Mr A M Gl linger. A business meeting of the board of governors of Lie Young Men a Catholic Union occurred last night in their rooms with routine governance discussions.

Dwiellings Jobo Motrling A.M. Gllinger Lie Young Men'a Catholic Union Generi

Property Sold Near Hardware Store by Me Matthiea dertgla

Me Matthiea dertgla purchased property adjoining the hardware store at Mears from Mr. George Venfossen, agent for Truscott chairs, via P L Bargett & Co for 2875 dollars yesterday.

Matthiea Dertgla George Venfossen Truscott Chairs Mears P.L. Bargett & Co

Weekly News promises varied content and dramatic debate coverage

The piece describes T Weekly News expanding its reach with county and general news, poetry, sketches, and rare features including a full report on the Ingersall Buckley debate on Christianity. It highlights advertising value, list of upcoming ads, and notes the paper’s growing circulation.

Ingersall Buckley Tok Mare Sanl New York Wrexsty Broderick News Fosalla Lana G. Gs Carty A.C. Lorenty Egga Sula Orgen Uosstces Biggs Wantel Waton Foundry and Stove Works Citizens‘ National Bank Berell Ban Designs William Wilcoxon Frederick County National Bank National Farmers’ and Mechanica

Orphans' Court Letters Testamentary for Tabitha Collins

Ellen Collins named surviving executrix as testamentary letters issued. Inventory of stocks and bonds filed. Court activity notes transfers by B. D. Chambers and wife to Mary E. Data for lots in Frederick area. Ground transfers involve Franklin B. Berth and J. Smith in Frederick City with stated sums.

Tabitha Collins Ellen Collins Fatate Tranafere B. D

Fairlag Up to Airegn Beld Meeting Marriage Licenses

After the Finny Tribe, Messrs. Bampoon Baer Charles Ander son Mr Crummitt Henry Degga and Murray Weltere are on a fairlag up to Airegn Beld today meet poor ac Marriage Licenses Wm. M. Lochner of Mt. Pleasant district and Nettie May Castle of Middletown this county one

Messrs Bampoon Baer Charles Anderson Mr Crummitt Henry Degga Murray Weltere Airegn Beld Wm. M. Lochner Mt. Pleseant Nettie May Castle Middle Town Thia County

Maryland bill to grant divorce under insane asylum conditions

A Maryland legislature bill proposes divorce rights tied to mental health status. It links court decrees to patient care at Spring Grove and Bayview hospitals and allows indemnity payments to cities for custody costs if the petitioner is a property owner.

Corstiivatty Baltimore Maryland Spring Grove Bayview

Hayiratown Democratic Nominating Slate Revealed for City Council

In Hagerstown last night the Democratic party nominated candidates for City Council wards one through four. Ward 1 includes Merry Atentasats and Albert Danzer, Ward 4 lists Litip K Funk and David Thum, while John J H Tell is noted for Ward 2. Delegates were uninstructed for mayor, though Mayor Afstin is expected to be renominated.

Hayiratown Democrati Democraty Hagerstown Merry Atentasats Albert Danzer John J H. Tell Litip K. Funk David Thum Afstin

Republican State Central Committee Meets in Antine Hall

The Republican State Central Committee met in Antine Hall at noon to set dates for holding the state and congressional district conventions to elect delegates to the national convention at Minnence, Minnesota, on May 2.

Hepuftlern

Letters of administration for late Dr Lewla Tr Suluer

The Or Kiana Court in Baltimore granted letters of administration on the estate of the late Dr Lewla Tr Suluer who died intestate. The widow Baral B Bre liner received the grant with a bond of 14000 dollars, equal to twice the entry value of the personal property.

Steiner

Maryland Weather Outlook with Showers and Cold Wave

The forecast from Harrington of the Weather Bureau in Washington DC shows light showers likely tonight in Maryland, turning to fair and colder by tomorrow. A strong cold wave follows, with clearing conditions Friday and a fair Saturday.

Maryland Harrington Waabington D.C

Notice to Gas Consumers on Discount Deadline

Owing to the price reduction on 888 the notice states all who wish the usual discount on their gas bills must pay on or before the 10th instant no discount after. G Frank Chagan agent Ocullat Bar and Throat Specialist will be at City Hotel March 10 at 8 pm and remain until 5 am Friday 0. Dr. IKR. Lb. Hardesty

Frank Chagan City Hotel

Wide Walz in Tan Mode and Blur

Abstract OCR fragment hints at a fashion or art display featuring tan tones and blurred black elements. No clear people, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the readable text.

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