For Sale an Estate Belonging to A OLeary in City Hall Area
Property in disarray appears offered for sale by A OLeary occupying a tract of land with improvements. Inquiry seeks details and directions to the office for particulars.
30 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1892
Page
1
Property in disarray appears offered for sale by A OLeary occupying a tract of land with improvements. Inquiry seeks details and directions to the office for particulars.
A legal land description cites parcels adjoining Tynch and Orndortt exyrevin ey Vrederick, with references to F. Syne and George H Beet as property owners. The notice notes a parcel adapted for passthrough or merit wardening and mentions a specific cell at my oflon.
The late Teena Reich's estate offers a two story brick residence on Rover Pike near Blankton. A marketable title and clear deed accompany the parcel as bids open for the property listed under Bralbotath Stocks, Ronde, with commission-based sale by a Maryland firm.
Bloodshed marks the Drayton Borrows feud as Harry Vane Milbank and the Duke de Morny meet in a formal duel near Ostend. Milbank is wounded in the thigh but survives. Morny is reported fatally struck, though details remain uncertain as Milbank disappears after the incident.
An old paper ad extols the benefits of Stover and Atova devices, promising rapid meals and home industry pride. It touts improved fuel efficiency and quick heating, urging men of haste to choose practical, affordable stoves from the local foundry in Balbaroom.
Reese Stone of Johnsville was found unconscious near St. Sol. Nusbaum’s house and died later at his home. A post mortem by Ors Sidsted and Ligget found a skull fracture and brain hematoma. The jury ruled accidental death from a fall near Union Bridge. Funeral held Sunday at Mountley View Cemetery.
The wedding took place Thursday evening at Henry Brunhouse’s residence York Pennsylvania with about 150 guests from York Frederick City and other places. The ceremony was performed by Mrs Neary Walker in St John’s German Evangelical Lutheran Church with Mendelssohn music. The bride wore a delicate fawn costume and the reception featured desserts flowers and gifts including china and silver items. The couple will reside in York.
Death notices report Grayson J L Towenest of Woodsboro aged 4 with his funeral at Zion Reformed Church led by Rev J B Zorger. Burial at Zion Cemetery. Jacob Ferry Funeral Director. Also Mrs J McLelland of Johnaville died after heart disease and was buried at M E Church. John Shelton, an elderly woman in Bronawick, died at seven p.m. last evening.
Aokl For Tatea, Mr Chas FL Rowe and at the Cont Hoan thie morning for taxes for the era TRA and "RH the lot and brick case on the south-east corner of Fisat and Becoad streets, alto the Iat and weatherboard bones on the erat aide of Fnat Street and agegewed in the mane of John Osta. The property was purchased by Mra, Regina Onte.
An explosion and fire ripped through a theater in the city causing the collapse of the rear wall and the fall of the building. Rescue efforts recovered victims and survivors were rushed to local hospitals including Pennsylvania hospital in Mead. Special director McGuristy recounted the chaotic scramble as patrons and workers fled the blaze, with several injured in critical condition and two presses ruined.
Prof Bernard C Kielner formerly of Frederick is named one of NYU extension lecturers. He will teach four courses on American and English constitutional and political history and a fifth on metaphogot history.
A jumble of local tidbits reports a man from Wallevilla visiting Redmond to practice his craft, a Keller moving west from Washington County, a sharpshooter near Myersville, and poet T. C. Harbaugh visiting from Caastown. A farm accident injures a horse near Mycraville, and a tree near West Main Street disrupts wires, halting business for hours. A town boot needle mystery ends with a seed fragment removed from Samuel L. H. Lighter, plus high school entertainment and health updates.
Mian Darger of Brunswick, aged young woman, reportedly took a large dose of vindanom and suffered a relapse. Her condition is described as very serious, with possible death and community sympathy urged.
Amid May Day anxieties officials brace for potential disturbances in Paris and other cities. Police and a large military presence, including cavalry units, prepare to block gatherings while anarchist groups threaten further explosions and mass demonstrations.
Miessant Faragraphs About Those se who come and go. Miss Maggie Brongse and Milas Lette Hender are felting relatives and friends in Baltimore. Mr W E Castle, formerly of this city now of Baltimore, left this morning for his home. Miss Olars Maran of Washington near Baltimore courting Mr Philip Hobambright. Mr Anton P Grong of West Matrick will walk Middletown tomorrow. Misses Manila and Katie Wolf of Baltimore returned home after attending the Brunt- Heeger wedding. National Bank Examiner Wm M Hardt and Mr Charles Ro Hardt planning to Frederick. The Wan Quilon of Westqoutia a tree a passman in blacksmith trade at Ramsburg factory shop. Mr George Holbert begins work Monday at Stampburg Coach Factory. Mr Jon Cline visiting his new-in law at Jefferson. Mrs Jane Porter, who had been visiting Mrs Murray, returned to New York this morning. Mrs Salle Hodge of Bodleyville visiting hard matter at Walarlyllte Adamas county, PA. Mr Gee C Rhoderick of the Valley Register rode to Lown yesterday. Aly Thomas Huckey of West Boull Street left to stay in Baltimore for Sunday. Mr John Q Cling of Myersville returned home today. Rev A M Evers of Keedysville on city today en route to Rocky Springs for quarterly conference. Mr Hood Harriman of Baltimore visiting friends in the city. Mr H G Welty of Baltimore in the city on business. Mr A H Fly will spend Sunday with Irene at Georgetown College. Mr Thomas Claggett of Pateraville and Slater of Burnittsville with T Whip and wife of Jefferson are away town.
A blaze at a wash house on Mrs A Bidwall’s property destroyed the building and its contents after the wash-woman left for breakfast. Firefighters failed to save the structure despite a faithful crowd’s efforts. If wind had shifted, the dwelling nearby could have suffered greater losses. Nearby cattle trade notes report shipments and weights from Fountainies to York and Watkeraville, with several lots totaling over 16,000 pounds.
Washington Junction and the B&O officials discuss proposed improvements at Racke Station and nearby Alry station. A Fredonia meeting shows American Western sentiment with two candidates and several party members voting.
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