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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1892
Page
4
Baltimore resident Mr. Owings returns from a week in this city. Miss Carrie Midulekauff visits Mrs. Sophia Bowlus near Broad Mountain. Numerous locals host and visit friends at Mt. Airy, Hagerstown, Urbana, Gettysburg, and other towns. Several workers travel for work, medical procedures discussed, and residents attend leisure trips to New Market and Woodstore.
A report describes a set of Commandery jewels sold to Jacques De Molay from Mevats bettivone Co of Cincinnati, noting a passion cross design and gold finish. In a separate incident Constable Frank Ines and Willam Grovsaickle from Keenlyaville collided with a man in McGrath's saloon on Bharpe Marg, leaving Circesnickte injured. Hines remained at large.
William J. Tecker sold the brick house at 30 Market Street through his agent for the remainder of 3200 dollars. The transaction transfers ownership to the listed buyer and completes the sale.
Amid party infighting President Harrison presses for a clear delegate majority. Blaine supporters push for nomination while Clarkson advocates Blaine as 1884 and 1888 rival. Democratic and other local incidents darken May headlines with violence and crime reports across several towns.
Peerless Paper Meat Sacks guaranteed to hold inraft and feed. Three sizes with prices per end set. All retailers should sell them. Send for circular. Crest Yosthern Co.
Del egates were chosen for the Tuscarora district and county convention amid Democratic and Republican activity at Mt Pleasant Gletrich. The Maryland Weather Crop Bulletin notes a cool cloudy week with heavy rains delaying crops. wheat and oats injured in parts, corn planting incomplete, strawberries late but ripening, fruit damaged by cold, tobacco thriving, warmer sun needed.
The Frederick city preacher Rev8 M Suneh delivered an able sermon at Pleasant Hill Union Chapel to a large audience on Sunday. Miss Lois Young visiting from Baltimore arrived to see her parents. Mr and Mrs Dot Young and Mr Wm Rothenhoeffer with Jas W Linton from Montgomery county stay with relatives. Frank Smith and Geo Wantler left for Martinsburg Montgomery county for work. Peter Crabs plans to raise a new barn on Dr Youngs farm Thursday. A colt owned by Dennis E Staley broke a leg and likely must be killed. David Shankle moved his steam mill to Joseph B Staleys farm to saw lumber for the new barn. Pine timber in the area is dying from unknown cause. Daniel Louis and son Dallas of Garfield spent Tuesday to Saturday with N F B Rickards here.
In Caroline and surrounding counties, preparations for Democratic primaries and county conventions are noted amid obituaries and church affairs. Rev. John Irving, the Lonaconing funeral, and Annapolis Naval Academy visitors are mentioned alongside Methodist discussions and proposals for church union.
The marriage of Miss Allee Chase Auld of Ohio to Mr. Wm. C. Hinks of this city was solemnized at Salts Hidlenpai church at 10 o clock in the presence of friends. Rev. I nes I officiated the ceremony. Afterward the couple left for Washington, D. C. The event was printed amid local notices and reflections.
A severe rain and wind storm struck Montgomery County from Linden to Silver Spring on Friday. Crops and fruit trees were destroyed, a hot house and tracks damaged, and losses ranged from 100 to 1000 dollars. The Standard Oil property was transferred to the Atlantic Monting Company of Pennsylvania amid ownership changes. weather and sickness notes follow.
Advertisement notes a German Syrup product offered by G. G. Green, sole manufacturer, located in Woodbury New Jersey. The brief copy promotes the remedy under the labeled title German Syrup and identifies the producer's city.
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