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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1892
Page
3
OCR fragments list for rent house help wanted sales miscellaneous and millinery items including names H Best C A Abb M Henderson and Etchlaon estate. The readable items include for rent house help wanted sales miscellaneous dressmaking millinery and rest estate for sale with various names and terms.
Local items report stockholder elections in Emmitsburg, property moves on North Market Street, and a repainting project by J H Lampe’s crew at George Gilbart’s store. Anecdotes include a hunting accident near Sangher’s woods, a dog’s death, a missing pocketbook ad, and various social notes from Hanover and surrounding towns.
The community mourns Grandmother Koliple who died at her home near Keyaville at age 80. Interment was held Sunday morning the 20th at the cemetery. Rev. Brown of Union Bridge delivered the funeral sermon. The bereaved note her as a model woman whose virtues guided many. Deep sympathy extends to the family as friends gathered for the service.
Residents report several visits and engagements including Mr Georgs H Petri of Baltimore and Mr Jewle Shivers of Dankertamills. J Liver Bidder hosted guests. Mr Shivers heads to Texas to supervise a new farm stable. Changes in residence include Mrs Clifton moving from Old Town to Ye Lowa. An infant son of Mr Cleil Davis born last week. Fox chase events entertain locals with hounds and a brave capture. Chicken hawks observed and a local man treats measles in a nearby household.
Fragmented state news reports assaults at a Cumberland Times editor’s office, county residents aged 80 die, arrests in Salisbury for burglary, and property in Greensburg. Church plans, municipal election ticket issues, and church statistics across several counties are noted along with brief mentions of road commissions and a local real estate purchase on the Choptank.
In Harrisonburg the Southern Conference listed minister transfers led by Rev J N McCormick of Winchester entering the Protestant Episcopal church. Other clergy moves include Rev J Knott and Rev W H Woolf with several assignments, plus an attempted burglary on Third Street ending without injury. Property transfers across Frederick and surrounding towns are noted, detailing scattered deeds and estate movements.
An evening gathering in New Market featured Mary Haslup of Malthoore county addressing the audience on temperance. After musical interludes, she introduced herself and read from the Juvenal Libs. Her remarks urged unity in the cause and included a petition to the World W. GT. Up for Protection of thy Morse. The meeting concluded after pledge circulation and music.
The obituary notes Jacob Nussbaum a longtime FredericK confectioner and community figure who died at age 81. Swiss-born and Swiss-born immigrant, he settled in Frederick in 1923, ran a local store, and was active in the Methodist Episcopal Church and Odd Fellows. He leaves two daughters and a wife who predeceased him. Funeral planned Saturday at 3 PM.
The legislature debated a prohibition on employing children under fourteen in factories and another bill restricting work hours for minors. The Senate approved an appropriation to pay for paper supplies, while discussions continued on weather service funding and the restoration of the state’s fish herds. House and Senate actions touched on police matrons, railway ballots, and other measures, with committee appointments and political remarks reported. The Bachelors Club elected officers and planned events while Easter Monday brings a club supper and discussion on bachelors.
A vagrant named Frank Seatth appeared before Justice Rekataia with Constable J D Moberly present. He was sentenced to the House of Correction for all months. Sheriff Cromwell transported him to the institution this morning.
Mullinix and Kemp advertise in strong terms a sale on wool, lace curtains, and matting. They claim top quality, unmatched prices, and vast imports of mats from their sources. They urge customers to inspect offerings before ordering, noting special matting deals and extensive stock in their Carpet Room.
The regu lar monday event planned by A Hale Bani to raise funds features a ball and a committee including Henry L. Hennett Charles F. Cramer and Harry A. Moberly. A Unique Sign by Mergra Loy Perry, on South Market street, is a large shoe shaped display drawing crowds.
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