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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1890
Page
3
A string of brief items lists visitors and travels among Martinsburg residents and nearby towns. Notable entries mention relatives attending a funeral in Martinsburg, returns from Philadelphia and Chicago trips, visits to Baltimore and Washington by several residents, and updates on illnesses and recoveries including rheumatism and malaria fever.
The wedding occurred yesterday afternoon November 7 at the bride Louisa Sullivan’s residence in Weverton. The ceremony was conducted by Mr. M. Mickley of the Reformed church Burkinerdine. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother for now.
A tame teiporate dance will be held tomorrow night under the auspices of the Label Drill Association.
The Evangelical Lutheran church sermon centered on obedience as source of strength to overcome life’s giants. Pastor Lev. Luther Kuhlman linked Israel’s history, faith, and love to daily conduct, urging adherence to divine law through faith and love for true power.
A long church notices page describes services at Asbury Methodist and German congregations. It notes revivals, conversions, and new members, with details of sermons by Afra Mary C. Talmer and others, plus upcoming catechetical instruction and a Trinity M E program. Churches include Asbury M E, German Baptist, and German Reform.
A mysterious Saturday blaze, two miles southwest of Frederick, destroyed the large oak barn of Stephen and George Fout. Nearly all hay and grain were lost, with about $5000 total damage. Several family members witnessed the fire in the fog as a bull was left trapped and later perished. The barn stood as one of the county’s best built structures and will be rebuilt.
The fate for the benefit of St John’s church will open tomorrow evening at an hour. It will be open every evening during the week from 7 to 10 o clock and on Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 5 o'clock.
Captain Sudmore becomes the new officer in charge of the battalion in the city arriving Saturday evening to assume duties with the unit.
The Century Magazine announces new serialized works and a major purchase including The First Migrant to California and Talleyrand memoirs to appear in the forthcoming November Century. The Century Co plans subscriptions at 6400 and offers back numbers. death notices and community briefs follow.
On Saturday night on East and Second streets William Roberts William Rullette Jr George Beard and Charles Layman clashed. Layman was badly beaten. Magistrate Wilken issued a writ for assault with murderous intent and a hearing is set for this evening at 7:80.
Heavy cattle lots sold to local farmers in Western Virginia county include 18 head to James Houck and 10 head to Whitin T. Howard, with weights totaling 21 775 pounds and 10 990 pounds respectively. Cattle weighed by Jobin BK Fleming, Markat Master. The trade references a Brunswick freight yard plan linking Hartmore and Ohio routes near Point of Rock and Harper's Ferry.
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions hotel and city names with several unreadable words. It references county, Camuin House, and individuals like It.T. Baker and J. Cy Wildman in a vague public notice context.
Captain Middleton Thompson of Satuly Hook Washington county formerly a cone doctor on the Washington county branch B and C I R now with the Weer Virginia Central suffered slight injuries while coupling cars yesterday. He is at home resting and progressing.
The rector Rev G Randalph Vage of the parish church spoke at Adamataven about a shooting in the county where a person was accidentally shot in the back or neck. The wound was not dangerous. A shooting gallery on North Market Street displayed a prize winning exhibit. Rhodes scored eight eye hits in a window display shooting contest, with several participants mentioned.
The text reports a Saturday gathering for a monument dedication in Palrmount Hark with speaker Victor Agner praising national resilience. He emphasizes that women show courage and remain essential to the national cause, naming figures such as Jeanne Ares War and Mollie Stark as examples of inspiration.
Governmental and legal notices show marriage license records and land transfers. Individuals named include Ulysses G Freshour and Maggie Anderson, with transfers detailing four perches of land valued at $570 and related filings by Freshour and wife.
Mullinix and Kemp announce an array of new products and special deals. The notice promises wide selections and atypical items aimed at attracting customers with low prices and fresh stock.
A garbled report describes a spill incident labeled as a water threat and a public safety response. The text mentions authorities, a ward renewal, and vague references to injuries, notices, and a pending investigation without clear names, dates, or locations.
A garbled OCR passage references wartime actions, weapon seizures, and individuals with names like Holt Fahey and Victor. The text mentions a weapon, a gunboat, and a boundary event near a station, with unclear dates and locations.
The readable fragments mention several personal names and places amid garbled text. It references Mrs, Maiden, Mag, and Mary Pot in what appears to be a community notice or local society item with multiple individuals and places scattered throughout the damaged excerpt.
The Woolstock Gleaner describes the Alcy Opera Conwy Taentighe with Maes Holt Minnier and Mixa Pox in a dazzling program. A Cumberland excursion on Wednesday honors Hon. Wmn. M McKaly with torchlight processions. a Baltimore line departs and a locomotive mishap near Etalthnore is noted with medical aid rendered.
A farm valued at Buckeytown district ten miles north of the city and road from Jefferson to Point of Rocks is described in the notice. Cholera concerns and hog disease reports are noted among farmers in several sections. Cora Colbert of Wrunawick, charged with larceny, was released on bail by the court after the grand jury action.
The text urges attention to lung ailments and warns that many ignore early signs such as bronchitis and coughing. It recommends a constitutional treatment like Hood's Sarsaparilla as a thorough cure.
The text describes a garbled account mentioning a Marsapariila for ontareh and a test POHOr with benedit. It references winter, ringing telson to ty oar, and personal statements about healing. The piece notes Esra inv peltel immediiately and a claim of healing, with a location on Eighth Street in Washington DC.
An OCR fragment mentions a person traveling to Florida for the winter, with a friend in town and a reference to medicines and a bottle. It also includes a cryptic line about Mae McKeroer and a drug advertisement for SARSAPAMILLA and a one dollar item. The passage is incomplete and reads like a damaged classified piece with unrelated product mentions.
An oral examination was held at Putile School No 2 in Frederick on South Booka Street. Principal, assistants, and board members attended and spoke on the work performed, with students and guardians present.
A garbled account from Hoonsburn recounts a Saturday afternoon gathering in Bounsfford with Wash Ingries covey meeting attendees. The text mentions bread and cottonmeds, speeches by several colonels and generals, and a turnout that filled the space with hopeful chatter before a closing boom.
Report describes a Saturday event as twenty passengers arrive by a train from Washington. Workers and families gather near the depot while the crowd discusses schedules and the prospects of a planned stop.
A Knorville resident named Conton and Mrs Pidwant suffered burns after pouring oil on wood near a stove. The blaze spread along a coat sleeve and a half of the head was burned. Dr. Weat rendered medical aid and reported the woman as doing as well as could be expected amid the circumstances.
Valley Court records show William Willian charged with drunken and disorderly conduct receiving a fined disorderly conduct entry. Mayor Doll later processed a separate arrest for Butunlay period, with details tangled in a garbled text.
The inventories note estate details for Ang PB with executors W. Kank and George Johnson. Values reach 585 590 to round numbers, reflecting totals in the Reanitor of Willy oftee in the estate of Marshall.
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