Frederick real estate offers and Lime Farm for sale
W L Parsons real estate agent advertises a three story brick house on West Patrick Street near the berd for sale or commission. Lime farm for sale 223 acres west of Harpers Ferry with railroad access, iron ore and manganese, fruit trees, spring water, and proximity to churches. Shoe story building with boat warehouses, elevator, and frontage on East Second Street offered for sale with 60 days to close. Country residence at Braddock three miles west of Frederick on the Narco… Dike with 36 acres, modern mansion, gas and water, outbuildings, and tenant house also available. Call for particulars.
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E. J. Bidridge
S. W. Strider
B&o
Harpers Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Price
Snider
Hwag
East Eirvet
Freer
East Second Street
Penn. RR
Loer
John Oi Rey
Braddock
Frederick
Nartopal
Zagues
Brethfal
News Nuggets From Around the World and Local Notices
World fair admissions noted. General Porter named cashier in New York. Governor Costa of Buenos Ayres is in disguise in Roumania for political reasons. G. A. R. figure dies in Westboro Mass at 72. Louisville & Nashville circular signals employee cuts. Kidd fined for cruelty. Humane Society to investigate. Col. Murphy to sail for Europe promoting corn in beer. Possible Supreme Court nominee Hornblower discussed after Blatchford’s death. Missouri miners mostly did not strike. limited action at small mines. Partial restart at Tones & Laughlin works. 309 at work. Plymouth church debate over Beecher legacy and new collection replacing old.
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Fierjonn Porter
New York
Ofice
Gevternor Costa
Buenno Ayres
Argentine Republic
Dsguise
Roumania
Inserg
George B. 5
G. A. R. Man
Westboro
Mass
Smith
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Wass
George Dixon Wins Pierce Knocks Out in Three Rounds
George Dixon wins the featherweight title after a three round bout with Eddie Pierce at Coney Island. The fight drew an estimated 5000 to 10000 spectators with Dixon receiving praise for skillful infighting and punch accuracy while Pierce showed heart but was outmatched.
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Coney Islaxp
Aug
Coney Island
George Diton
Murphy
McBride
Mac
M Murphy
Tom O’hourke
George Dixon
Boston
Eddie Pifeck
Eddie Pierce
Pierce
Dixon
Tom O’ Rourke
New York
Jack Harer- Hine
Morris Helisteth
Hy Kily
Medias
Lee
Buncesuimie
Pihi-Ceu
Selly Smith
Dohony Griffin
Camp Monocacy Ends After Week of Ample Hospitality
Camp Monocacy near Battersford closed after a successful season drawing over a hundred visitors. Hosts praised by campers include Mears Worcag Parsons J B Gerdrickson and John W Morris for a warm reception and well equipped tents dining and sleeping arrangements. Camp residents enjoyed river views boats fishing and ample meals overseen by P. E. Long of the Carlin House.
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Monocacy
Batters Aouds
Bresk
Mears
Worcag Parsons
J. DB
Gerdrickson
Garmendia
John W. Morris
Charles D. Don
Irick L. Stoner
BH. Boson
Arthur Trafland
Medina
P. E. Long
Carlin House
Frederick Board Grants Many Teacher Contracts Amid Repairs
The Frederick board of school commissioners met to confirm teacher contracts, order repairs to several schoolhouses, and appoint numerous assistant teachers across towns including Buckeystown, Point of Rocks, Feagaville, Frederick, Middletown, Emmitsburg, and Walkersville. The coal contract for Frederick schools was awarded to Jonathan Biser of Frederick City. The session adjourned after routine business.
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Board of School Commissioners
Buckeystown
Cora M. Hargett
Point of Hocks
Cora O. Frey
Feagaville
R. Belle Boteler
North Frederick
Elien E. Newman
Katie Bartgis
Mollie Owens
South Frederick
Matilda E. Philpot
Matilda Bielfeld
Frederick
Lille M. Wiener
Sue M. Garratt
Alice E. Shope
Della M. Stull
Ella C. Keller
Etta 4
Brust
Pearl A. Eader
Mary Af. Weems
Middletown
Estey
Gaver
Clara Pattingill
Hattie E. Ramsburg
Greagerstown
Emms Devilbiss
Emmitsburg
Fannie Fraley
Forest
Annie E. Lovell
Wolfsville
John O. Hays
Frederick County
Liberty
Kate McMaster
New Market
Ton Wood
Sabillasville
John P. Harbaugh
Woodsboro
Cora E. Shaw
Burkittsville
Annie E. Lowers
Knoxville
E. Brent Kemp
Brunswick
Catharine M. Wiener
Ella C. Bevans
Janie C. Boteler
Mowat Pleasant
Annie
Shorb
Walkersville
E. Lee Goldsborough
Mary
Frederick and
Vicinity
Jonathan Biser
Frederick City
Railway project deferred in Frederick and Middletown
The Frederick and Middletown electric railway construction has been postponed indefinitely. The only distinction from the Hagerstown street railway was the longer slide into obscurity.
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Hagerstown
Frederick and
Middletown
Champion Cyclists at Chicago Wheelmen Meet
The seventh annual meeting of the wheelmen of the world drew a huge crowd at Chicago’s ball park. P Van Beeckman won the one mile novice in 2 3435, while A J Brown took the half mile handicap in 1 04. A crash at the rare mile championship injured Sanger, who suffered extensive skin injuries but likely no broken bones. Zimmerman showed top form in the sprint events, and C W Murphys was suspended for accepting prize money. In Kansas, Harney and Sophia Setree drowned saving their sister in the Big Blue river at Maysville.
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Cicase
Chicago Ball Park
P. van Beeckman
Tuttle
Rode
Rhodes
Zimmerman
A. J. Brown
Cleveland
Sanger
Lumsden
Windle
J I. Brandenburg
Jacacon
SE Prencil
Glen Tutrde
T. Enisley
Taidt
G. FL Taylor
Pan Grosenp
A. T. Crooks
A. A. Zimmerman
G. Steele
AL W. Warren
J. P. Clark
T. Crooks
Gas Steele
WF. Murphy
E. C. Bode
J. A W
C. W. Murphy
St. Josefa
Maysville
Kan
Harney
Sophia Setree
Big Blue River
Race Track Murder Trial and Other Violent Briefs
A series of brief items reports a murder case in Batostews New Jersey where Donor 1 claims self defense in the shooting of John Chew, with investigations yielding few new facts. Other notes cover a moonshining revenue case in Greenville South Carolina, a governor’s visit to Altoona Pennsylvania, Boone township killings in Indiana, a Gresham letter on Turkish violence, Lancaster GOP committee choosing a chair, and Detroit regatta dates.
President Cleveland backs repeal of Sherman Act in message
President Cleveland urged unconditional repeal of the Sherman Act while noting the need for a metallic standard and international agreement on gold and silver. He supports silver parity in spirit but warns a fixed parity cannot be maintained alone, suggesting subsidy for subsidiary coinage and broader collaboration with European nations. The House and Senate brief sessions followed, with Speaker Crisp’s inauguration and prayers, while efforts continued among Democrats on silver strategy and timing. The Denver relief camp and Canadian recruiting posters also appear amid unrelated items.
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Jug
Congresm
Teday
Cleveland
Messer
Holman
Reed
Simpson
Crisp
Nibarn
House
Read
Mowrs
O'Neill
William BB. Enochs
Ohio
Senate
Seasion
Geckwith
Wyoming
Congress
Stanford
California
Bourke Cochran
New York
Arlington Hotel
Messrs
Harter
Brawley
S. C
Hall
Minn
Laphem
Wolverton
Geintenheimer
N. J
Cobb
Raynor
Sperry
Conn
Cochran, Tracy, Fitch, Dunphy and Fellows
Professor Emerson May Reforet
Fremont Ohio reports improved condition for Professors Emerson J A Hamilton and Porter Pelham injured in the Sunday wreck last Saturday night. All three show signs of recovery and are considered to be in a fair way.
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Emerson
Fremont
J. A. Hamilton
Porter Pelham
Anarchists Excluded at International Socialist Congress
At Zrnica on August 8 the congress adopted a resolution excluding anarchists. A general disturbance followed as protesters clashed but security forces eventually expelled the anarchists from the meeting.
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Zrnica
Iternational Socialist Congress
Birdsboro Murder Suspect Arrested After Blood Evidence Found
In Birdsboro Pennsylvania, Richard Smith reports the arrest of Lebretto Devatta, tall man with wood stain on shoulder, as a suspect in the William Ploughfield murder. He was confronted with a victim’s relative. bloodstained towels and other items were found in his possession. Community doubt grows as some believe he is the killer. Aut.
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Floughfeld
Braprey
Richard Smith
Birdsboro
Schuylkill River
William Ploughfield
Lebretto Devatta
Devatto
Distoro
John Broughield
Froughield
Broughfield
Tober
Deratto
T. By
Stock and Produce Markets Snapshot Nearing Quiet Close
Dir Wuolationa reports slow reaction in New York and Philadelphia exchanges with timid bids. Reading and Jersey stocks show mixed tests while wheat and corn hold steady. Butter and cheese markets quiet as hogs and sheep move near previous week levels.
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Wuolationa
New York
Philadelphia
Tor
Lehigh Valley
Wnyl & Paw
Mt. Baal. Au
N.Y. Central
Lake Erle & W
New Jersey
EW. del. & Hudson
Ang. v
State
Western
City Mills
Minnesota
Roigrige
Tarnac
Arsdall
Priladelpala
ACE
Simer
D. S
Elgins
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Urteal Insurence
Pirst
Fittsborg
Ang
Joseph Kidd
Arthur Armstrong
Fe Minghief
Doherty
Kidd
The
Humane Society
Europe
C. J. Murphy
Department of Agriculture
Blatchford
William R. Hombiover
United States Supreme Court
Samuel Blatchford
Hornbrower
Princeton
Missouri
Bansss Civ
Mosaic
Kansas
Phristes
Tones & Laughlin
American Iron Works
Stecl
Saale
Cain & Ie
Needer
Plymouth
Henry Ward Beecher
Limon Eithbert
S—T
Dows
Emory
First Hose Company
J. Roger McSherry
Independent Hose Company
Maryland
Lesterday
Arrivela
Orry Sorei
S. BR. Atwell
Winchester
L.P. Crockley
Miss Hoke
Hanover
Wm. A. Applewhait
G. B. Fisher
W. H. Athena
W. J. Judd
A. Tyler
B. Brown
Baltimore
J. D. Hamill
Gettysburg
H.dalrymple
W. J. Thompson
W.E. Raleigh
SE. Hallam
F. Danube
D. Dittmar
Greensburg
J. T. Easter
Washington
D.C
Cannis Howze
J. B. Welkert
G. W. Devilbiss
N. Rigier
Car_roll county
R. C. Lewis
J. F. Maddox
W. Cattera
Gettysburg College
H. Tyler
L. Hospel
T. O. Wicker, Jr
Alexandria
Guerr Houss
J. Warner
B. Scusman
Columbia
Moses Lenn
Hagersitown
Ferdinand Schultz
Detroit
TQ Sanger
Zimmerman Clase
Chew
Batostews
Charles H. Ivana
Monmouth County Court
Aston E. Johnson
Donovan
John Chew
William E. van Dyke
Redcliff
Frank H. Crawford
Freehold
Henry Williamson
Wiliamson
Evans
Hancocas
W. B. Beach
Estontown
Monmouth Park
Greenville
Julie J. Henson
United States
Datticon
Altoona
Pattigon
Fifth Regiment
Sheridan Troop
NX. P. G
Robert E Pattison
Logan House
Juniata Club
Bis
Ind
Boone Township
Conreds
John Kendall
William Fish
William Hubbell
Conrads
Kentucky
Graham
Board of Foreign Missions Jn Thi
Gresham
Torker
Anna Melton
Koordish Mountains
Lancaster County
Lancaster
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Hoover
Kelief
Rennalog
Dexver
Hiver Prout Perk
Denver
Uncie
Canada
Chatawa
Uni
Aus
Notics
Strongu Ucementa
United Static Infantry
Reapine
Reading
Ashingtod
Carlisle
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Wasmascrox
Pennsylvania
Cogan House
A. J. Maxwell
Moore's
SC. Paincotte
Pomeroy
J. E. Scott
Shire- Tangstern
D. L. McDonald
Wattsburg
Jobe Phelps
West Pikeland
Elis Powell
Ellen May
Fairfield
W. C. Kreasler
Finesville
Oran
Nrwan
N.J
Peter Horan
Irvington
William Clark
Mayfield
Clark
Horan
Gaudam
Stanabury
Tonoxto
Ont
Jake Gandaur
Stansburr
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Lake Quinsigamond
Snaoter
Philabelphia
George Foy
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Joaisha Richmond
Pole
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Reapiss
James Beard
Brooklin
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Chicago
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York
Easton
Johnstown
Springfields Albay
Springfield
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