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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1896
Page
4
Fragmented OCR item listing various names and items including glasses lost and vendors. Mentions specialists and local mention, hours for rent, and several initials with unclear context. No clear single event or person stands out.
Readable county news notes report on measles illnesses and local hustle in Brumawick. Miss Lily Herring stays busy with music work while J F Flag tends a thriving garden and brick paving expands city streets. Mourtaisdale items note a locust root discovery, local illness updates, a lively pound party, and an uptick in black reptiles in Sproutsville.
Purely personal items from Frederick region. Mr and Mrs Charies Markell of Baltimore and their daughter visit Mrs Kriss near Loy s. Mr and Mrs Barry B Brice of Wet Secondstrest spend time with relatives. Mrs S G Stainton leaves for ten weeks with relatives. Mr W Machi hosts in Frederick. Mrs Besse of Baltimore visits. Helen Hoke of Emmittaborg visits Baltimore. Mrs F L Bronet of Frederick visits her mother. William H Reese of Tax News attends Pleasant gathering.
A brief item describes Mr. Jawis W. Mebbing injuring a finger with a broken bottle while reaching for an item on a shelf. The incident occurred unseen by him and highlights the need for prompt first aid and proper remedies.
A chaotic list of yesterday religious services across city churches. Rev Lynn Myars led St James Lutheran and other pastors conducted morning and evening sermons at multiple parishes including German Baptist and Evangelical Lutheran churches. Major figures like Prof Cyrus Thomas and Rev Osbourne Ingle preached on faith, humility, and prayer. May Queen Monica Fitzpatrick chosen for the upcoming procession.
Maryland Reformed Classis delegates selected for the Dayton General Synod. A resolution marks the 166th anniversary of a pioneer missionary. Next annual meeting set for May 19 1897 at Westminster. Liturgical questions stir Potomac Synod discussions. Evangelist Volkeren Sprod conference begins at Brunswick with Rev J H Asper presiding.
Mrs Mary C. Dorsey aged 84 died Saturday at her daughter’s home in Cherry Run. Interred in Mt Olivet Frederick today after arrival by P H R. Daughters Mrs Sefton of Cherry Run and Mrs Matilda Rameberg of Baltimore survive. Funeral details listed with pallbearers and Rev Osborn Ingle officiating.
Property to John Routzain and A Wood. deed records show tract of land and perches. John C Norris and others sell to Daniel a parcel of land measured in acres and perches valued at $413. Includes transfers involving GC Staley Gambrill and Jobs U Markell with parcels described and price noted.
The funeral of Samuel Derrien followed a sudden paralysis on Thursday. The service was held at the Lutheran Church in Middletown. A Saturday baseball game between the Buon Birds and Bentztow’s Teeme yielded an 11 to 7 score for the Bacon Birds, with Grambine and Tinger of the winning battery. Juniors planned an evening game at Development Grounds. Incident reports include Jobs Eaterly injuring his left arm in Brunswick centerday while thrown from a bicycle by a breaker, treated at home. Rich, red blood is touted as health via Hood’s Barna postle, a claimed blood purifier.
A laborer named Jobs Lippe fell from a tree while cutting branches near the Lost Orphan Asylum. He landed on cobblestones, sustaining concussion and possible skull fracture, and was moved to his home for treatment. Nearby banker Miller assisted. Dr. Sharetts examined Lippe later.
The College Museum in Baltimore recently received shale sandstone samples from Dr James A Mitch oli of Mt. Br. Mary's College Emmtte burg. The specimens show three toed lizard like footprints called the dinos aurs and originate from the Jura-Tresesic age. The rock comes from the same formation as the brownstone used in front and trim work. The fossil layers were found in solid rock of a Bone quarry near Exmitsburg about 20 feet below the surface.
Qualifications of assessors include property ownership and two years county residence. At-large assessors determine valuation standards and notify district assessors. Marsh and district officers convene in June at Lee Court House to commence duties, with notices issued and blanks filled for property surveys. Emmitsburg Firemen elect officers and report prosperity. 38 active members. Local post lists letters and residents awaiting delivery, and Frederick County supporters back McKinley with a possible vice president search.
Dr Hardesty resumes professional eye and ear treatment visits at City Hotel Thursday next 14th at 12 oclock and Friday 3pm female. at Market St I viewed W K R Steinor s huge property with potential for bicycle factory or lumber yard. public sale at City Hotel Saturday May 16th 1804 at 1am. Frederick Building Association to start new stock June 6 1806. dues 25 cents weekly. J W L Canty secretary. John C Hardt president. Masoline furniture polish advertised. Quynn s Hardware store East Patrick St. J J Kennedy tailor moved to 48 Market St near bridge for alterations and repairs.
Local ad copy markets fashion items including PREITY designs and a variety of delicate shapes. The notice promotes shapewear and apparel with attention to fit and waist cinching, inviting readers to call for more information.
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