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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1894

Page

8

Sick list and real estate transfers noted

The column lists local illness and recoveries including James Simmons of Roanoke who is very ill, Mrs Rosa Ridgeley’s daughter Claudia on the sick list, Mrs Haller improved, John Dean convalescent, Frank Mantz paralyzed and not better, Robert Eyler of Hosiery Mills sick at work, and Superintendent Micheal of Olivet Cemetery convalescent. It also reports real estate transfers: Elias Coblentz to Henry M Kefauver for 6 acres 16 square perches at $500 and Robert H Earle and Annie B to John N Waskey for property in Brunswick at $160.

James 5. Simmons Roanoke HM. McEinstry Tnfon Bridge Claudia Rosa Ridgeley East Patrick Thomas H. Haller West Third Street John Dean George W Dean Harmony Grove Frank Mantz Robert Eyler Hosiety Mills Micheal Olivet Demtery Riddlemoser Elias Coblentz Henry M. Kefauver Robert H. Earle Annie B John N. Waskey Brunswick

Local Market Gossip Spices Up River Town Trade

The town notes a rash of farm and market activity as storm relief boosts crops while barbers tout hair remedies. Fresh produce stalls show radishes onions cherries and strawberries with prices listed for eggs butter poultry beef and other staples. Fishers prepare herring and shad for departure as spring poultry and vegetables move briskly through the market.

Sheepsheld Vorzies Gomers Shad

Carrier Pigeons Released On Cannon Hill

Five carrier pigeons were released this morning by Ass W G Sullivan at the United States express office. The birds were sent to Frederick a week ago by the Pigeon Flying Association of the Philadelphia Ledger and belonged to Mr A J Gordon of Schuylkill county Pa. They were all registered and sent to him. Caught in the storm visitors at the Christian Endeavor Convention walked to the observatory about a mile and a half from town and found shelter with Mr and Mrs Charles Shipley.

James H. Gambrill, Jr Philadelphia C. Ernest Nichols Point of Rocks Woodbine Charles Orndorff Hagerstown Sparrow's Hotel Middletown County Nannie Frank Miller Junction Mollie Miller Frostberg Cannon Hill Ass. W. G. Sullivan United States Express Frederick Pigeon Flying Association Philadelphia Ledger A. J. Gordon Schuylkill County Christian Endeavor Thurmont Lsst Observatory Charles Shipley

Local Interest Notes From Around Kent and Nearby Counties

Reports from Chestertown, Easton, Havre de Grace and Jarrettsville recount events of interest. Highlights include Lincoln selections, a new volunteer fire department in Oakland, a proposed peninsula trunk line, a lucrative Trinity Cathedral endowment plan, and a libel suit in Easton. Fatalities and injuries touch the Naval Academy and river disasters while shad catches rise along the Susquehanna.

Chestertown Bicycle Club Charles H. Leonard Easton Oakland Kent County Peninsula Carter Queen Anne’s County Havre de Grace Baltimore Baptist Association Jarrettsville Harford County Cecil County Trinity Cathedral Republican Club Richard Dalam Joseph E. Spencer Lapidam Susquehanna Elston and Southern Railroad Ceod County Snow Hill Joseph B Seth Talbot Todd Easton Democrat West River Anne Arundel County Robert Daniel James Dorchester County N. H. Hail Texas Joseph D. Sayres, Jr New York Naval Academy, Annapolis

Ornaments Presented by Miss Gertrude Smith

Miss Gertrude Smith of this city gave several handsome ornaments to the Young Men's Catholic Union for their room, including candle balls made in Baltimore by an expert. AH. Ely presented the gifts in a neat speech, and the boys were deeply pleased by the compliment.

Gertrude Smith Catholic Union Baltimore Miss Smith AH. Ely

Woman and Her Purse in Daylight Robberies

In a Philadelphia press feature the dilemma of women carrying purses in daylight streets is explored. Pockets in dresses are scarce and purses tempt thieves, prompting calls for safer carrying methods and a convention to address women’s rights and security.

Divorces Filed in Circuit Court by D King

Daphney King has filed a petition in Circuit Court for a divorce from Adolphus King. A funeral is announced for Rev. Bat and is set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Trinity M E Church South New Market. Rambier Bicycles lead in amateur races under L A W rules, proving their reliability.

Daphney King Adolphus King Trinity M

High In The Air

J B Cornwell painted the high smoke stack at Hyges Ice works this morning. A crowd gathered to watch as he used a block and tackle to ascend the structure, presenting a remarkable sight suspended in the air.

J.B Cornwell Hyges Mr. Cornwell

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