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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1892
Page
3
Advertisement items list various offerings including A. T. Rice & Sons dealers and drug products with help wanted, store rooms for rent, real estate for sale, and a Thomas invigoration pill notice.
Miss Mery Smith of Braddock buys Edward Tucker property for 750 dollars. In Unionville Charles Sappington’s mare suffers a severe hoof wound after a fall. A tin plate mill will start in Cumberland under Philadelphia capital employing 1500 to 2000 workers. A red head wild duck was shot on Catoctin creek by E. E. Beachley. M Arnold of Loudoun sells a fine bay horse to D Huffer for 400 dollars. Roads and turnpikes extend through Hadiesburg toward New Midway. A Percheron horse dies after a fall near Mt Pleasant. County commissioners closed their session. The kitchen at Carla Mouse is enlarged. J. E. Wachter resigns as Braddock teacher. Wild geese observed at Mrs. Marte Hoffman’s farm. Chess club to form in....... Arlinton? houses prep for exterior work on J A Williams property. Harry Smontz in jail. Sale of Hagerstown Gazette rumored to Brunswick Herald. Lee Simmons plans to move to 18 Second Street. Allen Willard moving to new home on North Market Street. Travelers arrive at hotel including Perkine, Richman, Cookman, Frick and others from Alexandria, Richmond, and beyond.
Becheysown and Fisker, of Mene Johnavilie, both coal traders, named Coates of Taherty, and Rattte M Laces, a party in a local dispute, with Adena and Te involved. The fragmentary notice lists several individuals and places connected to a legal matter.
Delaware Methodist Episcopal Conference at Salisbury notes Captain Matthias W Conley and his wife of Sharpstown celebrated their golden wedding. The column also mentions a young couple from Mooper's Island who ran away to marry.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Geo. W. Willard at his West Patriot home from typhoid pneumonia aged 67, Elizabeth Kuhn at her son's South Market Street residence aged 80, and James Gould aged 15 11 4, with funeral plans and mourners named. Additional illness notes include Mrs. H. H. Houser, Miss Lizzie Shull, and families in Braddock and Yellow Springs.
A new organ was bought by the Union Sunday School of Broad Rap. Rumors speak of Rev. J Mick joining the Protestant Episcopal Church after leaving the Baltimore Conference. Rev. J.C. Knott may take a position with Dr. Cox in Harrisonburg, and C. Hf Eckstein received Annapolis word of his retirement. The Police Magistrate office appointment for Mr. Kohevein is noted along with related salary details.
John Murtock a well known till poster and janitor on Court street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Oliver Hrengle and brought before Mayor Brunner on a charge of assaulting several young boys. The youths reportedly retaliated and a scuffle ensued as the crowd dispersed.
Transfer of two acres of land with cost listed as 45 determined between Horner and Remler with Lucinda A noted in the record. Transaction details are partially readable and apply to a titled property claim.
Messrs Win and Giine Hiine attended the junior oratorical contest at Menusy College in Gettysburg Pa. Brow Chapel hosted orations and arts. Marlon J. Kline of Frod rerth represented Whitomathean society. Laurels were carried for an eloquent piece on Civilization and Character.
The chamber discussed tax policy on securities with a nonresident tax question deemed unconstitutional. House actions included tobacco package marking, free school books, and funding for the Chicago Fair, plus bills on railway and streetcar charters. The Senate moved to redistrict Baltimore districts and approved military and public works measures while Governor actions funded road and educational projects.
Snow storms blanketed the region with drifting roads. Market reports note sales of horses and cows at varying prices. residents plan farm shifts, new holdings, and church events while towns cite meetings and notices, including weather impacts on travel and services.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Margaret Pickett of Woodville aged about 70. Funeral at Prospect Cemetery in Wiridlay with Rev Woolf officiating and many neighbors in attendance. Local items report farm work, building plans, weather and community notices including residents Lewis Rhinehart Ida Wolfe and others, plus church and lodge meetings and social events.
A string of brief items notes locals making moves and trips. Misa Lela Felgley of East Third Street has joined Mesurs Armstrong and Cator in Baltimore. T. W. Kyler and Leroy Strawnberger depart Friday for Center ville, Va., on a hunting trip. Mr. Cheater Kemp of the Maryland Agricultural College visits his parents in Ruby Springs. Clark Worthington leaves for Staunton, Va. Rev A. L. Kennard attends a conference in Harrisonburg, Va. Capt Frank Stokes travels to Mechanicstown to visit relatives. Henry Williams and Charles Bialay visit Baltimore for business. John T. Michael leaves for Baltimore on business. W. H. Hilton’s remains were accompanied home by A. F. McNeal and wife. D. S. Bashew travels to Baltimore to attend a concert. Dilas Frances C. Dorsey goes to Baltimore and Washington to visit relatives. away several weeks. D. S. Bashew departs for Baltimore to attend concert with the Baltimore Liederkraus Orchestra.
The Weekly News reports growing circulation and advertising support for the Century4 Intercat era while promising independent coverage of Republican and Democrat topics. Upcoming issues include a feature on Net Internet Old Stories and a special edition of 10400 copies.
A series of lively social gatherings in Altuonua and Lageratown featured couples from Frederick and local residents. Attendees enjoyed music, refreshments, and dancing at Mr George Gessor and Miss Daley Knode’s homes, with multiple groups listed by name. The evening concluded with celebratory dining and cheerful farewells.
RG Hacdaaty, an ear and throat specialist, will be at City Hotel Thursday the 34th at 4 o clock and Friday the 35th at Borclock.
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