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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1892
Page
8
A compact notice brief lists Wanted 2000 dollars by D H Begs, Wanter-Papers, For Rent House, City Notice Clean Up, Miscellaneous Plans Tuned, Miscellaneous Mililoury locales. The fragmented items reflect a local newspaper teaser of classified entries and public notices.
A brief item list notes the Walling Tyson and Zimmerman shutter fastener factory shipped a lot of goods to New York yesterday. Also mentioned are minor local incidents and civic notes including a dog rabies case near Fountain Hock, a concert date May 24, a county high school session through May and June, and the county public schools closing soon.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a March term court involving colored individuals. It references names like Jake W. Lanze and Benjamin Butler, a libary and house disorder, penalties of $2.00, pleas of guilty, and a sequence of judicial actions amid unclear details from the proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a labor dispute involving Mr. K Joakna Albaugh and a labor party. A loss figure of 1,200 is cited with reference to a bar or barrier and legal action or claim pending. The exact entities and context are unclear from the damaged text.
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church met at Mount Pleasant with discussions on regular apportions, benevolent goals, and a potential union with North America. Elections named ministers and deacons for the Martinsburg Synod. Financials showed $1,600 for home missions and benevolent contributions totaling over $9,000.
A representative from iTum News visited Mire Frank Green at her West Sixth Street home this morning. She had just returned from the wreck site near Sykesville and showed a sleeve and coat fragment she said belonged to Green. She believed those items related to his clothing on the day he left for Baltimore, though his body had not yet been found. Mr. Schulls is reported much better today.
Waters after trials selects Remington Standard No 2 for official use, praising its latest improvements and superiority over Smith Premier and Yout models. Far West orders indicate the printer Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. is running at full capacity delivering work for Nourishing firm in Banu ian eclaco, Cal.
A boy, son of Mr. G. W. G., was bitten near the eye by a dog while playing at his telepe ner hills home on Market Street in the morning. Pt. F. B. Beah treated the wound. no serious injuries expected.
An eight year old boy died after being struck by lightning while walking near a neighbor’s house. Officers will testify about the event, with local witnesses expected to describe the scene and aftermath.
The fragment describes an exchange of privileges related to trains and routes involving Frederick and Racine, with unclear actions and hand tie wording. The readable parts mention Get avers Over Ite thimh and Tarover, but the overall facts and participants are uncertain in this damaged OCR fragment.
Court of Appeals rules appoint a board to examine bar applicants and take witness testimony. Appointments include Messrs Stocksdale and Brown as commissioners and Parkwami Micheel Walah as examiners. Local official J Milton Relfantter noted as esteemed county bar member.
The Weekly News reports steady growth in subscribers and broad reach across households in nearby counties. Advertisers praise the paper as a medium for reaching a large audience, with new ads from Model Beham & Dill and several public sale notices.
A Mt St Mary's College Emmitsburg performance of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar featured E Farrell as Mark Antony and a large cast including D Beliva, Julius Cisar, Brutus, Octavius Cisar, Portia, Calphurnia, and many others. Scenery and costumes were borrowed from Baltimore with new sets painted there by Milton Slemmer. The musical program included Tausig pieces and a violin duet by Kochenbech and Grasselli, plus a vocal by Wm Cullen under Reverend leadership and college officials in attendance.
A printers meeting at Mr. MM. Sera’s residence in Best Fpigies streets arranged for their Fourth of July celebration. P J Nasebaum chaired with committees named for decorations and treasurer roles. Also noted are an accident involving Mr. A Biel town, and proceedings on estates of Catharine Lyttle and Lawle Boglar with inventory and sales orders.
Local columns report a string of weather impacts including a severe wind storm last Friday with rain damaging fences and a resident Mrs Rachael Lakion Darn affected. Farmers are finishing corn planting while mild conditions persist. Community life features sermons at Zion and Marvin Chapel, a missionary society formation at Mt Zion, and visits among Monrovia residents.
Local column records sickness updates at the Mox and Jey households, church activities at Marvin Chapel, building plans for Jub Chaney, and residents visiting Frederick, Mount Airy, and Baltimore. Mentions anglers, Sunday fishing stance, musical roller mill sound at Aveley, and community news from Tanrytown.
Readers report a string of local happenings including visits by Mrs Brown and Miss Zhumerman from nearby towns, travelers from Baltimore and Jefferson County, and a note on a pipe Creek love feast. A barn fire injures Johnsons horses, a new platform at the station improves passenger access, and Emancipation Celebration preparations outline speakers from Baltimore and Washington. The local mentions close with farm goods ads and a plug for Kellor and Dolmeshmutt.
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