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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1889
Page
4
Bath area report shows scattered notes and unreadable lines from an OCR page segment. Key names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a local matter or item listing without coherent context or a full event description.
Public sale notices listed under Special Notice and Local Notice. Includes an excursion to Columbus and references to Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co with details readable in the fragmentary text.
The article notes a dull grain market with prices slightly lower, December wheat steady after an early decline, corn improving though receipts heavy, pork unchanged. In stocks, the market opened irregular then weak, coal stocks leading decline while Mississippi Pacific and Louisville Nashville rose, volume 68 750 shares. Welcomed home Alceste Lucy and Minerva Frost after a visit to Ohio with a reception at the parental home on Eesti Third Street.
The house of Mr. John E. Scheil, under construction for some time, is now ready for occupancy and is arranged conveniently. It is a frame house imitating granite with slate and Tennessee marble mantles. Architect was Mr. Chas. Fleming and painting supervised by Mr. J. W. Lyons.
List of guests arriving at principal hotels includes F. E. Baldwin Geo W Hope Arthur C Roberts from Baltimore R O Klos R V LaDow Washington J T L Isfey B Nor Williamsport Md H Fire get AL Walker New York CentraL Botten J br H Allers George H Schigdser Baltimore C Painey Chicago E L Higpize D W Bishop Warrenton VA EB Bapden Beaten county 6 CsEux Eerse B F Bockman Wayneshore Paesunty 15
A damaged report from the Lime Company area notes a horse owned by M. J. Grove struck by a passenger train near Brenzle Dime Kilns last week. In another case, George Gittinger loses a horse near Lis city Prilay to illness. William J. Worman of Wil jew Glen reports a valuable driving mare lost. Dr Strane Berger leads the case as authorities seek details.
On a cloudy eve the town’s churches hosted a vibrant Children’s Day with responsive services. Rev E R Eschbach spoke on Philippians 11 9, while the newly furnished Sunday Schoolroom was dedicated. Rev Osborne Inurle preached on Deuteronomy 6 6 7 1 and Luke 23, and Sunday School followed at 2 30 pm.
Striten bra Coppernenac, Ars. dazed WL Zargatte was bitten three times on the ankle while at her residence Thursday morning. The snake jumped out and bit her before she could flee. She was resting comfortably as doctors attended. Dr. J. W. Bicheerger Jr. is attending.
The monthly meetings of the Wom an's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church and the Missionary Society of Trinity M E church will resume on Tuesday and Thursday evenings respectively. Evangelical Lutheran lectures restart Wednesday at 8 p m. Ice pointers note Mr Wm BR Gaither of Montgomery County shows a 2 year old 4000 pound bull. Stallion Sea King by Tord Russell attracts visitors. Maud S is mentioned. Moreland Stock Farm showcases about a dozen horses. Fire brigades and veterans groups are active in local parade lines. Timely Telegraphic Ticks report no extra Congress session. circus man Joann O'Brien dies aged 53 near Minneapolis. A race riot in New Castle Del leaves one dead. Atlantic City hotels evacuate as waves flood boardwalks. A distant fire damages property near the mountains. several men reported missing or injured as search continues.
Grainy OCR fragment shows names and places blurred by wear. It mentions Cana, Thaper, Bae and Hap a Seyes with reference to a battle and a brace of injuries. The exact details are unclear but indicate a historical clash and casualties.
An unclear note describes a distant event involving a figure and a location linked to cedar installations. The fragment hints at an experiment or attempt at a facility or university site, mentioning elements like 07 and a photo reference. The overall meaning is obscured.
The Rev TZ De Witt Talmage D D was welcomed home by a full church. His sermon, The Sunrise, urged gladness in Christian work and stressed that Christ laughed. He contrasted modern peace efforts with old wars, urging trust in divine order amid global tensions.
A long sermon text argues that arbitration beats war, laments Indian conflicts and prideful frontier claims, and urges Christian nations toward peace. It envisions rapid telegraphy and rail as tools for spreading gospel, and calls for courage as history nears a prophesied dawn. Strong emphasis on divine judgment, civilization, and moral progress.
An assortment of patent medicines and ointments featured in a period newspaper advertisement page. Acker's bitters claim to cure digestion and relaxation issues. Dexote and Siedelisir promise skin and health benefits. King's New Discovery touted for consumption. Dr King’s lines offer guaranteed relief and a free trial bottle. Jospeh Brett’s drug store advertises salves, tonics, and money-back guarantees.
Dr Acker's Enelich 5 for sick hescade and ail liver trentles sold by J A Wifiemsen. The text reads as an old medical patent note touting a remedy with claims of gentle intake and ease of use.
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