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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1892
Page
2
Market notice announces The Model for sale by James E L Walker & Co in a Springtime Edition. Listing highlights include a saloon model and related offerings. Full details appear in the forthcoming announcement with pricing and terms.
Judge McSherry delivered several Court of Appeals opinions yesterday. Weather forecasters warn of a hard freeze following a warm spell on the 14th and 15th. J. H. Lampe unveils a new sign for F. V. Stout. John C. West enlarges his store room. J. J. Nothagle Jr. receives a Damascus razor from H. B. Debring. Hagerstown Gazette plant sold to Syensmick Herald publishers. office moves soon. Hagan Bros. repaint delivery wagon for W. Staub. Junior Drill Association holds monthly meeting next Monday the 21st. J. W. Jenulnge relocates to Brunswick with family. Union Foundry resumes work after improvements. Charles Mehling, butcher on West South Street, injured by a hog catch pen accident. Maryland Dental College graduate John Beale listed among class. Inclement weather delays steam brick yard operations. County school terms near end as March mists give way to May frosts. Daniel Killian of the Thomson-Houston Electric Light Co. visits to inspect local plant.
The item records multiple local obituaries and death notices. Thomas Bushmen of Emraltaburg died at home aged about 70 after trypasela, funeral set for Saturday at 10. Walter Norwood, 19, son of Dr. Chas Norwood of Liberty, died at home yesterday after illness. Mary Volluse, daughter of Joseph Volluse, West Sixth Street, died this morning. funeral Saturday. Elisabeth Benith, aged 68, died in Cal., January 10 and 24 from unknown cause. Thomas C. died recently. Mr Gambrill Coming Home, Robert Gordon Gambrill expected to return from Chicago with bride.
Frederick nurseryman Mr A Hamaburg reports on a Department of Agriculture peach culture study highlighting how peach farming dominates mid latitude fruit production in the US and Canada. The article cites multiple Maryland Delaware and Michigan estates with long-term yields and profits ranging into thousands per year per acre, showing peach growing as a highly profitable venture despite risks like weather and pests. It includes examples from Hurd Locust Grove and Ridgely Dover with figures from 1870 to 1899, and notes per-acre profits from $1 to $350 in bearing years.
The House committee on war claims reported favorably on bills to reimburse Hagerstown and Middletown for Confederate levies paid to protect towns from invasion in 1864. The panel urged $50,000 for Hagerstown and $1,500 for Middletown, noting Maryland’s loyalty and home guards serving with Union forces. The action aligns with prior similar legislation for Frederick. Additionally, local petitioners from Lonaconing urged immigration restrictions. A separate item notes the passing of Clarence Stoner’s relatives and an inheritance involving Jacob and Pauline Vitter.
The Masrd of Alderown conducted its regular monthly meeting in City Hall with President Eisenhauer and most members present. Reports from Mayor Branner, the Marketmaster, and the city registrar were approved, bills were approved, and a debate and ordinance amendments were discussed, with adjournment at 4:40 and a Democratic caucus announced for Friday the 18th.
The Warexay News offers a full report of the Ingernoll Buckley debate and a rich mix of stories poems and departments for all. It promotes new ads public sales and local notices including removals and business moves on East Patrick Street and the City Hotel area.
Real estate transfers listed include Charles F. Nothagle to F. W. Murchart in Frederick city valued at $1. George F. P. Kmeck and wife transfer to C. A. Carita and TK. Price for a Branewick lot. Sophia Rott and Jeaar L. Rout sell 7 acres to Janac KR. Strine valued at $0.
Baltimore County Court hears a dispute over a $200 note tied to an oats contract. George L Stocksdale and Wampler contend over oat deliveries, quality, and repayment terms after a defective harvest. Keech and Mitchell represent the parties in a jury trial before Judge Burke.
In Annapolis the Court of Appeals affirms the decision against Melvin and Higely in the General Bond case linked to the old House of Corrections. A prospectus favored early Greensborovh and Federalsburg Railroad construction in Caroline county was discussed in Denton. Funeral services were held for Johan Smith of Wakefield at his home, with clergy and local dignitaries present. interment followed at Weatherly Cemetery among family.
The White Cloud Clat Club meets tonight at 7 30 in the rooms behind Junior Hall. All members should attend for business on new uniforms and other important matters. Chas Shipley, Secretary.
A Cumberland letter reports the opening of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal for the loading season. One coal boat, the Victor, sails from Cumberland under Captains Kelly, bound for Williamsport with 1900 tons of coal, amid preparations for rapid future traffic and expanded boat building.
Linen and Holland curtains of every description offered with special sizes made to order at short notice.
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