Real Estate Listings by W L Parsons Agent
Land and properties for sale in Frederick and Brunswick areas. Includes 1000 acres west of the city with a two story modern house and fruit trees, an extra building, and Uriah A Lough property. farm near Brunswick with 125 acres. elegant Braddock region residence on the peaks pike with 28 acres. John T Frazer heirs farm near Petersville on road to Petersville. Thomas Dixon Urbana farm with 1276 acres and outbuildings. Call at the office for particulars and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
stateal Ingarence Building
frederick. Mé
Uriah A. Lough
sstone
Lough
FO BALE
John T. Frazier
Brunswick
Petersville
Loffer
John a. Wi
Frederick
peak pike
Thomas Dixon
Urbana
Gall
Imperial Glycerole Lotion and Dental Preparations Ad
Washington Waters & Co advertises Imperial Glycerole Lotion for skin healing and whitening, Ideal Prophylactic Dentifrice, Eau de Cologne, Water's Stock Sinderent, and Water's Condition Powders. The copy claims cures for skin abrasions, sunburns, and ulcers, with a money back guarantee if results fail. Located in Brunswick, Ga pipelines.
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Hemender
WASHINGTON WATERS & Co. PHARMACEUTICAL SPECIALTIES
reprids
Brunswick, Ga
Arrest of John Long on incest charge and local land transfers
Deputy Sheriff D K Cramer left for Newburg New Jersey with requisition papers to arrest John Long on an incest indictment by the last grand jury. Long, once employed by BEA Shriner Mill Co of Ceresville, vanished last summer along with a Miss Ring. Cramer will return with the prisoner later this week. Real estate transfers include multiple deeds: Flair to Summers 8 acres for 300. Earry to Carter a tract for 30. Smith to Zimmerman 1 acre for 150. Willard to Warner in Frederick County for 100. Mentzer to Willard for lot. Mentzer to Beachley for outlet 7.50. Beachley to Beachley 248 acres for 14192 34. Marriage license issued to John D Ler of Frederick and Cordelia A M Hahn of Urbans District.
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Miss Ring
Tar News
States Attorney
Bir
Cramer
Charles E. M. Flair
Martin L. Summers
John Earry
Chas. F. Cartee
Jacob Smith
Charles W. Zimmerman
Jag. L. Williard
John W. Warner
Frederick county
Layiuia Mentzer
same
Samuel D. Mentzer
John M. Williard
Martin H. Beachley
Ann R. Beachley
Daniel J. H. Beachley
Fiery mine disaster at Pont y Pridd Wales reported
A coal seam fire began at 2 20 pm when sparks from an engine ignited cotton waste and set the woodwork ablaze. Rescuers faced heavy smoke as four bodies were recovered and many miners remained trapped or dead. Repeated attempts to reach the workings failed. rescue efforts paused for safety due to heat and gas build up.
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Laxsnos
Pont y Pridd
Wales
United Mine Workers Meet After Adjournment To Set Prices
The United Mine Workers of America called a national convention to order in Covesss Ohio with 300 to 400 delegates. Reports show stronger treasury funds and several resolutions including wage scale increases and curbs on drug influence. A joint conference of Ohio operators and miners will follow to set terms for May 1, shaping western market prices amid mining reforms.
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Covesss
national convention
the
United Mine Workers of America
Withwein’s hall
West Virginia
Pennsylvanis
Ilinois
Indiens
Indiana
micken
treasury
Pennsylvania
toote
Phat
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Hocking valley
west
Multiple Disasters and Appointments Reported
Fire in Leadville destroys several business houses with losses around 40000 dollars. A 10 year old, George Richie, drowns in the Guyandotte River. Cotton exports for March total 15218000 compared with 18532000 last year. Warren National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania authorized to begin business with 150000 capital. C W Larrabee named customs collector at Portland Maine. Ex-Cashier Work and Colonel J French of Maverick Bank to be arraigned April 18. Charles Ingersoll of Pennsylvania confirmed as Philadelphia appraiser. Cholera cases rise on the Galician Russian frontier. Treasury gold reserves near 10 percent, now down to a low. Wilaw P Orme, long prominent with the Atlanta and West Point railroad, dies at West Point. Washington reports trouble crisis amid Americans being mistreated. Steamship Iohwogh burned to waterline at Wickford Rhode Island. Loss about 6070 dollars. Trial of Frances Bacon and DeJauage for Ravachol wrecking case opens in Paris. President and Mrs Cleveland host dinner at White House for Mrs Manning widow of ex secretary Dames Manning.
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Leadville
Colo
George Richie
Guyandotte
W. V
Warren National bank
Warren
C. W. Larrabee
Portland
J. French
Maverick bank
Boston
senate
Charles ©. Ingersoll
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wilaw P Orme
Atlanta
rairoad
West Point
department of
Wickford
Frances
Bacon
De jauge
Ravachol
Very
brgun
Paris
Clevel
White House
Manning
Dames Maning
treasury department
Cleveland
Walwrath to answer for assault on minor in Caroline
George L. Walwrath of Caroline county is held to answer a charge of criminal assault on a fourteen year old girl. In Elkton, John R. Hogg report says his residence was entered and robbed of cash and other goods yesterday afternoon. Officials in Hagerstown note water waste and discuss meter system implications. The Baltimore Fraternal Alliance seeks charter forfeiture before the Court of Appeals in Annapolis.
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George L. Walwrath
Caroline county
John R. Hogg
Elkton
water board of
Hagerstown
Hyook
Alliecce
Baltimore city
Court of Appeal
Annapolis
Social World on Court Street Highlights Grand reception
A lavish reception hosted by Miss Helen Young on Court Street featured Dr. and Mrs. Williams and numerous well known guests. Elegant refreshments, flowers, music, and ornate decor created a refined social gathering with many attendees listed by name. Also noted were Rainbow Gala at Junior Hall and a Surprise Party for Miss Ballie Groshon, plus brief cyclone news from Kansas and Nebraska.
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COURT STREET
Helen Young
McClintock Young
Mise Young
Wiliams
Katie Goldsborough
Sophia Maconachie
Louise Potts
Alysses Mary Maconachie
Nanntie Helfenstein
Mary Ingle
Eleanor Potts
Nennie MacGill
Grace Purnell
Mary Weems
La France
Williams
Arthur Potts
W. Co. Keller
James. H
Zdw. Hewes
Laura Chaplain
Rogs Hser
Jacob Robintack
W. H. Baltzell
Mirs
W. P. Manisby
Wm. Key
Mra. Tilton
Getzendanner
McCleery
Tyler
McPherson
Garrett
Robinson
Tyson
Reams-burg
Eschbach
Levy
Massoneau
Dutrow
Potts
Young
Pettingill
Campbell
Efchelberger
Gray
Smith Col. Hobbs
Charles Hoffman
Wootton
Engelbrecht
Osborne Ingle
McGurdy
Bion Firestone
Messrs
Howard
Markell
Gambrill
Grove
Baughmes
Belt
Harris
Goldsborough
MacGill
Clingan
Hartsock
Sifford
Reich
Nelson
Rose
Ritchie
Chapline
Williamson
Nixdorf
Thomas
Rohrback
Miller
Drinkhouse
Keefer
RAINBOW
Bilasea Wilmeth Adams
Carrie Eberts
Mary Houff
Fannie Brookey
Nellie Glessner
Nannie Wilson
Elia Cronise
Jessie Glesener
Daisy Sparrow
May Koontz
Jennie Buckey
Frederick
Marechal Neil
Perle Des Jardine
Geo. Elser
Burck
Clem Hanley
Annie
Flora Maysiiles
Shoemaker
Fogle
Miss Mull
Haltie Groshon
Miss Snyder
Clem
Harman
Merchant
Sinking of the Leon 8 Swift near Mayo capsizes two boats
Wreck of the whaling schooner Leon 8 Swift off Mayo Island in the Cape Verde group on February 19 reports five men and the first mate Edgar Crapo drowned after two lifeboats capsized. The crew, saved from the wreckage, were aided by the American consul at Port Praya. The vessel, owned by P H Nye and others of New Bedford, valued at 27000 dollars, had sailed from New Bedford on November 14, 1892.
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New Beptorp
Mass
William C. Holman
Leon
Swift
Island of Mayo
Cape Verde islands
Edgar Crapo
New Bedford
Mayo
Santiago
Crapo
Port Praya aod
P. H. Nye
Appalling Tragedy Reported From South Carolina Cabin Fire
News from Greesville and surrounding areas details a grim family massacre and arson. E W Henesley, wife, grown daughter, and 13-year-old son were found dead Monday in a secluded Grassy Mountain cabin after a fire likely started Sunday night. Authorities suspect family feuds or vengeance behind the killings and fire.
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South Carolina
GREESVILLE
D. C
E. W. Henesley
Grassy mountain
Henesley
Deaths and Notices From a 19th Century County Daily
Obituaries and notices report the death of Samuel Hargett near town at 68, leaving six children, with funeral plans at Mt. Olivet. Luther Bradford dies near Lindon after brief illness with funeral and church interment. Dr. Rinehart dies at home from consumption with funeral at Ebinezer Church. Mrs Catharine McCardell dies in Hagerstown, aged about 72. Ex Postmaster Thomas of Jefferson dies. church notices include services, meetings, and lectures across Pleasant Hill chapel Saint James Lutheran Zion's Reformed and Epworth societies. residents Mrs J Alexander Shriver and niece Nettie Shriver visiting from Baltimore and in Salt Lake City after touring southern California and planning Colorado Springs stay before Baltimore return.
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SAMUEL HARGETT
John
Douglas H
Shafer
Samuel
P.L. Hargett
W.H.H. Harry
Hargett
wriday
Mt. Olivet
LUTHER BRADFORD
Lindon
Howard
peemesday
Reyax springer
Thomas
N. Henderson
O.A. Porter
F. King
M. D. Shipley
J. R.Hassar
G. Hood
Lb. T. Lewis
RINGHART
Rinehart
Ebinezer Church
Windfield
Reyner
Reymond Sermes A
Baker
Heney
ny Cisry
Wm. Hood
Dorsey
Geo. Sank
Pleasant Hill chapel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ladies Mite Society
church council
Saint James Lutheran church
Zion's Reformed
Charlesville
Epworth 6
M. B
Rex. Hetsley
Belstertown
Baltimore
J. Alexander Shriver
Nettie Shriver
Cumberland
California
Salt Lake City
Utah
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svory
THE NEWS
John D. Ler
Cordelia A. M. Hahn
Urbans
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WEATHER BUREAU
Wassixcros
Stone
June
William Printer
bucrese
agricultural department
General Greely
Hartington
Viessa
Egilauer
Fran Windisch
Wasnixeron
Herbert
New Glass Company
BRIDGETON
N. J
new Monroe Glass Manufacturing company
Blaine
WrasHine Toy
Morton
Robert G. Blaine
bureau of animal industry
department of agriculture
Bilaine
James G. Blaine
Ricussoxp
ladies of the Memorial Association
Confedergia
Ellison
Staunton artillery
Penuss
ALBASY
court of appeals
Wemple
Panama
New York
Count De Keratry
France
Cleveland Bostox
Edgar Swan
National City bank
Luna
ATLANTA. Ga
Richmond and
Danville
Toccoa
Elijah Brown
Spreckels
Honolulu
San Pracisco
Claus Spreeiers
Australia
Paterson
N. Y
Christian Brean
Thomas Beveridge
Orphans’ Court
Geo. T. Whip
Parii
Ethel L. Whip
Mary M. Whip
Andrew J. Freshour
D. W. J. Stottlemyer
Hedwine
ATLASTA
Redwine
United States grand jury
Gate -City
Atlanta and Florida
New Jersey
TRENTON
New Brunswick
Van Cleafemeyer
Passaic
W. B. Brown
Ind
J. J. I Slater
Elizabeth
AG. Pool
Jersey Jockey club
Werts
Belr
imperial sanitary council
Russia
Austria
Germany
Rubleben
Spandau
United States
INDIANAPOLIS
Charles Lyzott
Eridano
Chicago
Postal Telegraph Cable Officers
en York
Postal Telegraph Cable company
A. B. Chandler
W. H. Baker
Ec. Platt
J. O. Stephens
T. J. Cuyler
ConsTANTINOPLE
Armenia
Davis
Columbus
Biliot
BRUSSELS
chamber of dearties
general council
labor party
Borinage
Newark
NEWARRE
S. J
William H. Brown
Gladstone
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Nebraska
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Kan
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Powhatan
terest
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saeed
Massachusetts
Hreakere
Island of
Cape Verte
Benyiiene
Citizens’ League
Hiquor denters
Frank S. Joiner
Joiner
Qavorof
Dunnivant
Cuteago
Eugene Dunnivant
Orrin W. Potter
McConnell
BERL
Guerding
Adolphs Franck
Nancy
Toulouse
Logion of Honor
Dr. Buchanan
Dr. R. Buchanan
Rudolph Witthans
Charles A. Doremus
Charles Adair
DOS
Duke of New Castle
Trave
Southampton
Evans
Wrarsetos
Del
Wiliam Evans
Raymond Rosser
PawaDrurnta
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley
Reading securities
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Pacific
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FL & B.T. pref. SEM WIN.Y. & Pane Sg
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Minnesota
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Av. co
Wigr
Sac
Jane
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Sifc
Western creamery
gine
Wise
western
southern
Wise ibige
Bownie GEREN
George Bradley
Hoerritea
Bradley
PARKERSDORG
W. Va
John Sayre
Pittsburg
Balt. Huit
Albert
Alexandria
Victoria docks
Hull
London
Tex
Locke
Hort Rene
C. T
Antlecs
FROMAS
Jefferson
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