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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1899
Page
3
Local residents and guests travel for visits and meetings. Names include Victor Riiebean in New York, Chilton in Baltimore, Sliney Sappington of Liberty, E Welker of Liberty in Frederick, and others attending events or visiting relatives in Washington Baltimore Hagerstown and Philadelphia during the period.
Fragmented ads and notes describe Christmas announcements prayerfully, with weddings and social events. Mentions of Star gazing parties and aging expectations mix with art magazine previews and the Frederick City Hospital sale offering decorative goods and confections at auction.
The focal Mart quotes corn at 6 dollars per barrel, corn meal at 60 cents per barrel, and wheat at 65 cents per bushel.
A steady flow of marriages fills the recent social pages. Beaming brides and grooms from Walkeraville to Midway, York to Jefferson, wed in churches and homes with clergy named Bachach Ingle and others. Guests, music, and floral decor accompany ceremonies as couples depart for homes in York Philadelphia and beyond.
Kam Jones Infrared in Baltimore reports a letter from Atlanta informing that evangelist Rav Sam V. Jones suffered injuries after a wagon tongue struck his arm in a wagon yard at Carteraville Georgia. He was knocked down and a wheel passed near his shoulder but no bones were broken. Jones has cancelled all engagements for the season due to illness as he seeks rest in Baltimore.
The issue lists transfers of property deeds, trustees, and inventories for numerous estates in Frederick County and surrounding regions. It includes names such as Jacob Singth, Lydia Haaser, and Willan A. Warntan, with sums like 2250 and 7200 dollars. Public notices cover testamentary matters, administrators, and executors with court orders. A separate note announces donations to All Saints Episcopal church and a China relief embroidery exhibit at Hankow.
Christmas opening today fills the showrooms with handsome holiday goods. Mr J O W. King of Midpoint sends rabbits to Frederick, some shipped to New York. H R Cinnewa arrives with Howl's Sareoparilia for creasals and rhaumatien reports.
City board discusses the purchase of property on Wonte and Pua streets and a water right payment of 25 to Laovia Tanne. October market report lists cattle, stands and market totals. several vendors paid. A stone crusher for street repairs is planned and a visit to a crustier facility is considered. board adjourns at nine.
The Western Maryland deal progresses toward a formal agreement in New York. A syndicate led by Waterbury plans to pay 1 185 million for the city’s stake and invest over 10 million more to expand and control the line, creating an independent through route to Chicago and linking Baltimore to coal regions in Ohio and West Virginia. Meanwhile Brown Memorial Church in Baltimore reports pastor Babock resignation citing possible New York work.
The church vestry defers the electric lighting project while altar space awaiting better preparations. New Warders are installed for the Hatch Wardens, with claims of improved purity and vitality from Mornd's Saraapariila product.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a complex 19th century report from Baltimore involving Marylee, various named individuals, committees, and financial matters. It references charges, expenses, and a supposed collaboration with a mothership, plus an observed report by Ming Ho Latta Carniwedl, overseer of a distrik. The passage is garbled but indicates oversight events and financial commentary from a paper editor.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret Mea occurred yesterday afternoon from her late residence on North Market Street. The Evangelical Protestant church pastor led the service with pallbearers and local relatives acting as active participants. Interment followed at MC Olivot Cemetery attended by family and friends. The service schedule for Mrs Mary Noid Bordt is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, with services at the residence.
A fragment reports a near accident involving a woman and a concern over a bond removal and brick payment at a location named Cant Third, with unclear details and damaged phrasing. The readable bits point to a local event affecting safety near a landmark.
A bustling notice bundle lists Rev. Krebs lecturing on the “Lanky Log of two Lazy Taudrabbers” in Kemp Hall tomorrow night with a noted audience, followed by mentions of a church fair at Junior Hall on November 21, a hospital sale of copper cups tonight, and a furniture ad. Also advertised are ticket sales, a stock offering at 6 percent, and local business notices from Knock & Son and Ladies’ Tailoring on Gharchi Street.
L. E. Mullinix promotes new velvet and mohair carpets in stock, touting durability for heavy wear and values at 850 and 1.00 per yard for extra quality. The store claims large variety and low prices, urging customers to compare and buy. The ad highlights the shop as the city’s largest carpet house with delivery and showroom assurances.
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