Real estate sale notices and farm for sale near Frederick
A Baltimore area real estate broker advertises two houses for sale in Frederick on West Saint A St and a two story back house, plus a 250 acre stock farm near Poolesville with 9 room frame house and stabling. Also listed are a brick and frame home in Libertytown, a Braddock country residence for sale or rent, and a one or two story shop style property in a prominent location. Also advertised are dress shoes and travel goods in the same issue.
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John Wilcoxon
Brice
West AliSain
West Al Saines St
Westof foebt
oMica
Sette
Poolesville
Montgomery County
White
Scoxlton
Chah A. Loush
bing
Monterne pike
Lough
Callac
J. Rodrick
Libertytown
John Williams
Braddock
Frederick
National pike
Electric Railway Ambitions Stir Maryland Towns
A Maryland roundup notes deaths in Worcester County and Prince George's. An Annapolis liquor-license reduction is under consideration. A Bowie murder case heads to trial in Upper Marlboro. Ellicott City eyes electric rail to Baltimore. other links proposed between Hagerstown and Williamsport. Salisbury fire damages the electric plant with £15,000 loss. B&O safe theft recovered intact. Mrs. Belmac's body found in Pocosinoke River. Middletown visitors audit Frederick Middletown electric railway plans praising route and scenery from Catoctin summit.
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Francis W. Miles
Somerset
Worcester county
Williams
Bennett’s
Delia
Annapolis
Daniel Barber
Upper Marlboro
Bowie
Prince George's
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Salisbury
B. and O express
Oakland
Seth Belmac
Pocosmoke river
Pitt's
Middletown
New York
Frederick
Catoctin mountain
Base Ball Notes and Local Real Estate Transfers
Base Ball Notes report a meeting tonight to complete arrangements for forming a baseball league and to set the date for the first game. Real Estate Transfers list David Haffer and wife to Jacob T Haffer for 142 acres valued at 9382 46 and Henry C Stow and wife to George W Rice for 4 acres valued at 85.
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base ball league
David Haffer
Jacob T. Haffer
Henry C. Stow
George W. Rice
Off for New York as fleet ships sail amid rough weather
Twenty seven warships left at 3 A M for New York from Norfolk Baltimore and Washington as civilians rush to view the fleet. The voyage promises discomfort with northeast winds heavy seas and reports of seasickness among landsmen.
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MeNEOZ Va
New York
tf ocean
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washon
Norfolk
Balimore
Norfols harbor
Baltimore
press association
Herbert
Heeb
Republica
England
Tiradentes
USCAGO'S GUESTS Welcomed at World’s Fair Event
The distinguished visitor party will be received at the lake front scene with a formal escort from the exhibitors and officials. A seventeen-gun salute will honor the guests after the mayor and national commission officers extend formal tender of friendship and respect.
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mer
Davie c Harrinen
tate
national commission
Chicago directory
Pretty Romance of Secretary Herbert Wedding Rumor
Gossip from Washington claims Secretary of the Navy Herbert intends to wed Mrs. Manning widow of Daniel Manning. The tale cites Herbert visiting Fortress Monroe aboard the Dolphin as cover for a planned marriage with his supposed fiancée and notes his daughter Miss Lila Herbert handles affairs at home.
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Herbert
Manning
Mruritts
Washington
Ossips
Capitol
Miss Lila Herbert
Liberty Bell Parade Traveled To Chicago Amid Festive Pageantry
A grand march from Philadelphia to Chicago celebrated the Liberty Bell transfer. The procession featured a decorated wagon, thirteen state posts, and a crowd of hundreds as officials viewed from a Union League balcony. Police numbers and route details accompanied the ceremonial schedule with a later bomb incident near the capitol.
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Therty second amd Market Street
Dae
cela
Sonert
Union League
Chicago
state department
Erne
Corry
ami
tahars aly
Apri cf
Rochester
Alliance
Cleveland
leavy
Wells Howill
Hietmond
Ind
anapolis
Darton Powill armne
TWO FAMOUS ADMIRALS Hopkins and Gherardi At Naval Review
A report on the forthcoming naval review in New York harbor notes Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi commanding a 15‑ship US squadron led by Philadelphia and other vessels. Vice Admiral Hopkins commands the British fleet aboard Blake, with other dignitaries from Italy Russia Spain France and local officers attending the Hampton Roads rendezvous.
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Hopkins
Gherardi
Stara
Naval Review
New York
Hampton Roads
Bancroft Gherardi
Uncle Sam
Louiziana
Massachusetts
Sdh Ee
Port Royal
Mobile Bay
Ralph Crusadler
Brooklyn navy yard
Philadelphia
A. E. &. Bennam
John G. Walker
Blake
England
John O. Hopkins
K.C. B
Magnaghi
Italy
Kornikoff
Russia
Duke of Veragua
Columbus
Lebrun
France
Funerals Recorded for Local Residents
Funerals were held for Ar. Wim. Scholl at Walkersville with Rev. Conner officiating. Pallbearers listed include H. A. Kemp and J. Houck. James H Fox's funeral occurred from his West Cou Street residence with Rev. B. L. Slaysilles presiding. pallbearers included W. Davis and W. Cratchiley. Mary Ann Clem wife of Enos Clem had a Sunday service at Utica Mills. Rev. Hench and Rev. Todd officiated. she left two sons and six daughters. Louis A. Watkins died at Mount Airy. funeral was from L. G. Watkins home with Rev. J. B. Stitt presiding. Prudence Lodge, Order of Masonry, conducted the graveside at Western Cemetery with pallbearers James McHee and others. Funeral directors were A. T. Rice & Sons.
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Wim. Scholl
Walkersville
Rev. Conner
Mesers
H. A. Kemp
J. Houck
E. Derr
James Plunkard
Beverly Buxton
James H Fox
West Cou street
B. L. Slaysilles
Messrs. W. Davis
W. Cratchiley
D. Derr
J. A. Staley
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Mary Ann Cerella Clem
Enos Clem
Utica Mills
Utica
W.H. Todd
Clem wan
Miss Stoner
Fredgvisk
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Reformed Church
Louis A. Watkins
Mount Airy
De la Lafayette avenue
Estamere
L. G. Watkins
J. B. Stitt
Fayette Streexi E Church
Prudence Lodge i
Order of Mason
Western Cemetery
Chantal Rogier
Candidate Richmond Profile Highlighted by Cumberland Republicans
The Cumberland Republicans nominate Benjamin A. Richmond a leading Cumberland bar member as a successor to Judge Alvey. Born near Liberty around 47 years ago he started law practice in Cumberland after reaching adulthood and built a substantial practice. He was elected state's attorney for Abergbany county in 1853 but did not hold further offices.
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Del
Solomon Stevens
Charles Wilcox
Trevens
Repubticans of
Cumberland
Alvey
Benjamin A. Richmond
Cumberland bar
Liberty
Abergany county
Morning Blaze Destroys Frame Building in Hagerstown
Fire early yesterday morning destroyed a frame building in Hagerstown. The structure housed two storerooms used by A C Yost and damaged groceries stock worth about 500 dollars. Mrs Albert owner suffered approximately 200 dollars in losses from fire and water.
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Hagerstown
A.C. Yost
Albert
usta
neil
Atlantic City Murder Witnesses and Firebrand Trials
Fragmented OCR report notes a fatal carriage accident and a wave of arrests linked to a broader crime wave. It mentions a hotel daughter killed, names such as Paul, and references to Spanast contagion and theater memorials. The piece mixes public notices with local crime and social events.
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Atlantic City
ATLANTIC
Paul peomaton
Miro
Danielson
agniad
Dane
tn aCe
Wnstate
Marriage of Miss Murdock and Captain Gwa'hmey
An 1863 notice records the marriage of Miss May Murdock, daughter of Augustus Murdock, to Captain Charles B. Gwa'hmey. The ceremony occurred in King and Queen County, Virginia, with Reverend assistants present.
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AADOMEY—MURNOCK
Msrrie
Braington Cainich
King and Jaeen county
John Ryland
Fieet
Wenning
Charles B. Gwa'hmey
May Murdock
Augustus Murdock
hsounty
Financial policy clash over gold and silver parity
President defends keeping public faith amid debates on redeeming treasury notes. Duke at Church reports calm, warning of dangers without legislative reform. Listings include a string of varied news items from Washington to Chicago.
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Sliver
WashINGTON
United Press
treasury
aordotas
Us tnisurs
secretary of the treasury
eure tara
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