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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1891
Page
4
fragmentary OCR item lists numbers and stray phrases reproducing today’s records. reads like a brief ledger with figures 16 22 23 and partial words Wempeorative and Mystraues, offering no clear event or named entities to anchor a full news summary.
A clipped page itemizes local notices and ads including Help Wanted for a young man, Local Mention notices, and miscellaneous listings. It references Gise Bias, D. H. Best, Carty B.A. Gilbert, P. R. R., and Wolff's Business College with brief entries across several sections.
A run of obituaries details John D aged 19 at West Patrick Street dying after bowel illness, Gorsuch of Frostburg owner of Savage Fire Brick and bank director, Stockman Jefferson native engineer who survived the 1883 flood, Barbara Dimmick aged 92 with Catholic rites, colored children and adults: Caries Palmer He died of pneumonia and Bertha Davis death, Ellis Robertson infant, Mary Garrett daughter of Knoxville died of diphtheria, Elizabeth Sterner long obituary date noted.
A long devotional sermon extols God’s care for all creation and humans, praising natural order, animal life, and human intellect as proofs of divine goodness. It culminates in gratitude for civil and religious liberty, harvest abundance, and national health, with a nod to recent trials.
Afr Abel Vansant sold his Mount Airy farm and bought Dr Sampson's Woodville district farm in Jaberty. The property features a large orick house and outbuildings. The price paid was 50 dollars per acre.
Ida V. Strailman transfers property to Mery M. Strail saan in Frederick city for 1400 dollars. Wa. E. Boteler conveys 332 acres to Wm. C. Grams for 35 dollars.
The St Josephs church fair on the Masur trail showcased elaborate decorations and abundant food as attendees enjoyed a broad range of attractions. Prizes included a handsome bridle, an ornamental lamp, a sofa pillow, a talking doll, and a priceless centerpiece, with tall totals reported as over five hundred dollars raised from community support and donations from many visitors and local families.
The jury at Hagerstown Saturday evening awarded McDowell and Jony Darby and Garrett plaintiffs $1,900 in damages for breach of contract. The suit claimed the defendants failed to deliver mill feed to the Washington plaintiff.
N. or Oren announces today a handsome line of Chenille and Linea Fable covers with new pricing. Two-piece sets priced with reentry value. A6545 assortment includes Tidies Fancy Towels plush items arrive. Daily shipments of Moquette Velvet and Tapestry Carpets. Frederick’s finest and largest stock reported.
The Westminster Desmatic Club visit to Frederick drew praise for hospitality and a chorus of thanks, with locals noting the warm reception while the Carrolltonises lamented limited communication. A humorous show at the City Opera House and Buckeystown Normal School reunion complemented social highlights, as a barn fire in Washington County caused substantial losses and insured value.
Mr. Jesse Baile and a workman, while digging a post hole to rebuild a fence blown down by the cyclone, unearthed 27 snakes. All but one were garter snakes. the remaining one was a house snake.
The first and final account of Jacob B. Tyson as administrator of Elizabeth W. D. Tyson, deceased, was settled and distribution made. A copy of the will of Elisabeth Little, deceased, from Martingborg, W.VI., was awaited for record.
A shipment of gray and white angora arrived today at Foed for trimming work. The order covers assorted lengths and blends. Factory notes emphasize quality and supply for upcoming production cycles.
A garbled OCR item mentions multiple names and prices in a cryptic sale notice. The readable bits refer to a weekly deal, a per dozen framing, and various unclear bidders. The fragmentary text offers no coherent event or outcomes to summarize beyond the auction theme.
A MARE? of WESTLE hosted by Mr and Mrs Gitar Hooper on Friday evening at their East bowls estate drew about ten guests who enjoyed a dining room spread and later mingled for dancing. Elsewhere in Barnabary, a Stessra J We Gaver and J Sheridan Biggs birthday tribute featured Union Bridge Orchestra with a lavish repast. In Breath adeville Mr D H Staley hosted a gathering for Miss Jennie Yaste of Frederick county with dancing until midnight and refreshments served at 11 30 PM.
A notice shows remaining advertised letters as of Saturday November 28. Ladies list includes Mrs Litsle Barrick, Miss Nello Bios, Miss Cinthis Cole, Miss Mary Kerngo, Miss Bisio Putman. Gentlemen’s list includes Goo, M Cromer, C F Kono, O sones, BR, Marrian, I. L. Stone, Alvert As Smith, Wm G, Sadok, Warren, Whinn, Fan, 0 Calltapne. Letters uncalled within two weeks may be sent to the dead letter office.
The subordinates of Clerk-elect John L. Jordan who will assume charge tomorrow include Joseph W. Gaver as Chief Clerk Adolphue Fearkake Tilghman Gaver Charles Lawrence Charles B Tyson and F G Thomas.
Frederick offersNew York Baltimore Philadelphia excursion tickets via Pennsylvania railroad with diverse validity. Prices set at 11 dollars to New York for 11 days 3 50 to Baltimore for 2 days 3 00 to Baltimore for 10 days 7 00 to Philadelphia for 11 days. Weekday trains from Frederick to Philadelphia and New York depart at 0 15 and 3 00 am. A through train to Baltimore leaves Frederick at 7 00 am with return arrival 8 00 pm weekdays. For tides tables tickets and information contact McDannal at R K R Station.
Special notice announces that the Export Brewage of the Baltimore Brewing Company will be sold in pint and quart bottles to meet universal demand. Orders for cases containing two dozen pints or twelve quarts should be addressed to Besant and Knott for prompt handling.
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