Real Estate and Stables For Sale In Mountain City
Estate agents offer a double brick house on West South Street with four rooms, kitchen, water and gas, front feet 60, depth 100 feet, possible split sale on easy terms. Mountain City Ivory Stables also for sale, front on Rainte Street 60 feet, stalls for four horses and four carriages, all first class. sale through Mr. Mewley with 60 days’ possession.
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Bouth
Mountain City
Mewley Haa
Rainte Street
Desirable 22 Acre Property Near City Hall Sold
Notice describes a tract of 22 acres of land owned by A. D. O’Leary, including improvements, fruit and abaco trees, located within ten minutes walk of City Hall. It notes Leary seeks buyers and invites inquiries at the office for particulars.
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Cale
A. D. O'Leary
Leary
Lane Sx sores of land near Lynch and Orndorff extension
Lane advertises land for sale adjoining the Lynch and Orndorff extension to Frederick and adjoining the properties of J. FP. Stine and George H. Reizer. The property is well suited for peas production or market gardening. For particulars, call at my office.
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Lynch and Orndorff
Frederick
J. FP. Stine
George H. Reizer
Property description near the Alms House Pike announced
The notice describes land owned by the late Tenan Reich on the Alms House Pike about a mile from Frederick with acres of land a substantial brick two story house and outbuildings. It notes a water right and offers a bargain to any buyer seeking a porch or related property features.
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Tenan Reich
Fredérick
Bruner
Tean
Real Estate Stocks Sold On Commission at Mutual Insurance Building
W Lavine Parsons markets stocks in real estate at the Mutual Insurance Building Frederic, Martland. Bought and sold on commission through Bonde.
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Heal Estate
Mutical Insurance
Rmal Estate
Bonde
Office Mutual Insurance
Fredericf
Martland
Mount Saint Mary's alumni banquet in Washington
The Mount St. Mary's College Mount Aluwal Association in Emmittsburg hosts its annual alumni banquet at the Shoreham in Washington D C. The local committee led by Dr W V Marion Frank Ward and James Larbour arrange for ninety covers and a gathering of church dignitaries and alumni.
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Mary's Aluwal
Alamo
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmittsburg
Shoreham
Washington, D.C
W. V. Marion
Frank BM. Ward
Janes Larbour
Catholic Church In
America
Mount St. Mary's Goltege Atande
Catholic Church
Ita
Ae Virinialova
United States
Bevatora
Associaton
Ravachol Guilty in Paris Assize Trial and Sentences
In Paris on April 27 Ravachol and co defendants were found guilty at the Seine Assize Court after a tense trial with heavy police precautions. Ravachol admitted guilt and took responsibility for the Rue Saint Germain and Rue Clichy explosions, while three co defendants were acquitted. The judge sentenced Ravachol and Simon to penal servitude for life. others were discharged. A report of M Very’s death was denied. his condition and that of his wife and daughter Jeanne were unsettled but not fatal.
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Ted
Ravachol
Walf
Charles Achille Simon
Alia Hisenit
Dhe
Beala
Aliat
Joseph Marios
Charla Ferdinand Cluntmartin
Amd
Rosalie Soubery
Westerlag
Seine Assize Court
Ravachal
Gues
Sete Tarachol Adiira
Guile
Hiraelf
Boulvard St. Germain
Rue Clichy
Ae Ee
Ravuchol
Levallois
Perret
Benoit
Bulot
Iusin
St Germain
Rue Gilehy
M. Benuit
M. Buloit
Herat
Simon
Guen
Ufo
M. Very
Jeanne
Paul Hammond
Gordon Reger
Merut
Very
Ravacholla
Smillyville Church Trial Dominated by Accusations and Denials
In Smillyville the Newderney Methodist Episcopal conference investigates charges against Rev. J. Steward of Port Norris. Witnesses say Steward and Miss Owen entered the church alone, staying about an hour, as accusers press alleged impropriety. Steward and Owen deny the accusations. trial continues amid local protest.
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Smillyville
Jason Bloward
Miglv Iille
Met Sensationa
Tralin Thedustry
Newderney
Bridgeton
Seasion
JM. Steward
Methodist Episcopal Chrch
Port Norris
Ory
Aga Aim
Willa Peas
Kuw
An Khe
Steward
Misa Evu Owen
Miss Owen
Pease
Down In Texas Details From Teras Letter
A Teras correspondent reports pleasant cool nights in Texas with strawberries at three for a quarter. The letter mentions a dining room fountain with goena served and Terese drinking water in Ros, noting a pleasant scene from Tra Nans friend.
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Texas
Tra Nans
Teras
Ian Pode
Ros
War relic found buried under boateton curbing deck
Yesterday afternoon workmen laid the curbing deck of the boateton when Mr. Thomes Crowne uncovered an old bayonet buried about five feet underground. He will preserve it as a relic, noting it had likely been there since the war.
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Thomea Crowne
Hanerejic
William Astor dead in Liverpool hotel age sixty one
A report states William Astor father of Colman Drayton Astor and Waldorf Astor died at the Liverpool Hotel aged 61. He was the wealthiest American and a central figure in New York society, with his wife occupying a powerful social arbiter role.
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Pours
Wilda Astor
Tietiber
America
John Jsacob Astor
Dye Hotel
Liverpool
Anetter
Astor
Coleman Drayton
William Waldorf Astor
Jay Gould
Willian Astor Wis
Amorica
New York
Willian Astor
Dom Jiwobi Astor
William Astor
John Jacob Astor
W .Waldorf Astor
Ohio Republicans Claim Two Thirds of Delegates at State Convention
Ohio Republicans report indicate Senator Sherman’s faction gaining central control of the state convention. Leaders named include Will deliver addresses, committees appointed, and several judge and clerk nominations referenced, with a presidential sentiment favoring Harrison's administration.
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Chavelesh
Republicgg
Shermine
Toledo
Cautral
Ernie Worthaiamn
Mel Wtinley
Hang
Liege
Gostisdon
Wudge Spear
Warren
Supreme Bench
Seond
Hierigwa
Taith
Feng
Harrison
Baseball results and Senate notes mingle with crime report
A garbled late 19th century wire brings baseball scores from New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn as well as Senate debate on silver the appropriation and tax measures. Philadelphia sighting Charles Elliot Parnell the colored barber faces five burglaries and a 40 year sentence in Eastern penitentiary after arraignment in quarter session court No 2.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
York
Senate
Nilver
Coke
Texas
Tatas
Higont
Mar. McCruary
Hitt
Hin
Mr. Post
Calarion
Parnell
Philadelphia
Charles Eliott Parnell
Hoe
Mia Lontus de Bonneville
South Sixteenth Street
John Mose
Dudge Finletter
Boyege
Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations and Movements
Philadelphia markets review shows mixed tone with Pennsylvan ia railroad stock unlikely to allotment. Reading stock and preferred bonds improved while Wheat, Corn, and Flour quotes moved with April contracts. Prices for pork and other commodities described as dull to steady, with western and southern markets showing varied demand and activity.
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Baila Rha
Prore
Sentill and
Item
Roberiat
Pennsylvania
Bio Stork
Petal Valley
Donnsylvania
General Marketa
Nuper
Felnter
Ilya
Pirin
Elard—niet
Turk Asd
Weetera
Lac
Southern
Hatrinowe
Actira
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Richvivbwin Case
The Richvivbwin trial stretched for twenty five hours as jurors reported they could not agree. Judge Callen and Geib clashed over arrest legality, and the panel was discharged without a verdict. Meanwhile Foltz’s mutilated body was found on a Pennsylvania rail line, with evidence suggesting placement to hide the crime by Italian workers. Other items note railway debates, Queen Victoria’s arrival, and political maneuvering ahead of conventions.
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Dover
Tie Weber
Kent Aml
Newristle
Callen and
Geib
Vida Gimbite
Daathes Conny
Anak
Jude Goulh
Chabl
Willidangton
Cullen Hell
Hie Anon
Manneroul Thay
Gayelon
Flewie
Inn
Folta Wan
Lancarter
Pra
Linnel Foltz
Peanaylvanie Enilrowl
Congwagy
Wan
Yen
Atraighiteming
Row Bet Combutter Wr Diloe Altempta Strike Pension Incident
A contentious council meeting in Woaspigaien on April 27 devolved into disorder as representatives clashed over pension committee actions. Mr Exloe and Mrs Baloo exchanged tense remarks while Commissioner Raum and others struggled to restore order, ending with a brief adjournment and no injuries.
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Vorthiwnier
Aloe
Mre. Cooper
Enlow
Perzuthe
Tennine
Torin Asding
Pho
Baloo
Rainwin
Ama
Mir
Balsa
Tragic Brick Yard Accident Ends Worker’s Life
Grim report from Wert Teading, April 2, recounts a brick yard death at Charles W. Focht’s operations. A worker, while adjusting a hopper, lost balance and was drawn into the shaping knives, dying instantly as grinding teeth tore through his body. Survived by a wife and six grown children, the man was 63 years old.
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Araping
Curuis Mutrnich
Charles W. Focht
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