Real estate and farm for sale in Frederick and near Harper's Ferry
Real estate agent Parsons offers a three story brick house on West Patrick Street Frederick with 10 rooms and full amenities. Also listed is a large attached property and a rare farm opportunity on 223 acres near Harper's Ferry suitable for lime, grazing, and dairy uses with iron ore and water access. Call at the office or visit Mr Grider on site for details.
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Xatre Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
B. J. Eldridge
Patrick Street
Eldridge
Umwestone
W. Strider
Harpers Ferry
Harper's Ferry
Gtrider
Sale of Shoe Factory and Country Estate in Frederick County
As agent for the owner the Shoe Factory building with shafting is offered for sale. A three story brick structure on East Street bound by East Second Street with a 205 by 42 feet lot has a Penn RR switch and elevator. Sale required within 60 days on favorable terms. Also offered is the elegant Braddock country residence of John A Williams Exq at 36 acres near Frederick featuring a large 16 story mansion with gas and water heat, extensive grounds, outbuildings, and a tenant house. Additional notices include ship launch at Cramp's yard with dignitaries present and various local legal notices and brief international items.
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East Second Street
Penn. R. BR
John A. Williams
Braddock
Frederick
Cholera rise and political fights mark Napies dispatch
Ten new cholera cases and ten deaths were reported yesterday. The hitherto quarrelsome ex-khedive and ministers face fresh tensions. In San Francisco the commander in chief addressed matters up to next Monday. Nearby towns logged thirty six new cholera cases and eighteen deaths in the past twenty four hours. An estate inventory for Jacob Henry Ziegler was filed. Laura J. Roth released as executrix for Amos A. Heth. The funeral of Richard Peak, a colored man who died in Philadelphia, arrived here and was buried at Greenmount Cemetery with A T ice & Sons as directors.
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Orphans’ Court
Jacob Henry Ziegler
Laura J. Roth
Amos A. Heth
W. F. Roti
Richard Peak
Philadelphia
Zimmerman Downa
Chicago
A A. Zimmerman
L. A.W
Veley
New York
Bliss
Johnson
C. T Kinseley
Kode
The Vigilant Defends Cup in Fog Shrouded Newport Race
Newport August 12 The four great cup defenders met off Brenton's Reef in a drift like contest. The Jubilee led early but the Vigilant closed the gap and passed ahead near the Vineyard Sound lightship. The Pilgrim suffered a sail yard loss but pressed on. Colonia remained in fogbound. Jubilee, Vigilant, Colonia finished in that order with the Vigilant winning a close race for the Cup.
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Brenton’s Reef
Newport Harbor
Artide
Maer
Jubilee
Vigilant
Bythe Colonia
Aderan
Pilgrim
Lasca
Ariel
Volunteer
Emerald
Marguerite
Mayflower
Constellation
Dagmar
Alcaea
Loyal
Windward
Vineyard Sound
Colonia
Ehorth
Awas
Driiers
Schoons
Physician Testimony Over Shanahan Poison Death Case
In Trenton the fourth day of the Shanahan poisoning inquiry featured Dr. Frank McCantwell, Mercer county’s physician, and Prof. Wormsey the Philadelphia toxicologist detailing mercury presence and a post mortem. The surgeon noted not an expert hand, the organs removed by a non specialist, with the court hearing two hours of testimony as probes into the death. Also reported are new postmasters in several towns, cholera precaution orders at Ellis Island, Denver labor tension, Michigan fires, Philadelphia prohibition will cause, a Kentucky hanging, a California embezzlement, Coal Creek troop moves, a price reduction at Baldwin works, and Atlantic City death by railroad accident.
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Aus
Wormsey
Philadelphia
Frank Vc Cantwell
Mercer County
Shans
Shanon
Congress Delays Recovery Amid Bank Failures and Hoarding
New York Aug 12 R G Dun reports trade slow as congress debates a president's message and gold imports rise. Banks failings increase, as do hoarding and disorganized exchanges. Deposits flee, currency printing rises, and iron output shrinks while wheat and grain prices ease. Widespread layoffs and plant closures hit the West and East. Freight and passenger rail wrecks in Pennsylvania injure workers. Public notices report false imprisonment suit in Ston and Vermont mills closing affecting 2,000+ workers.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Europe
Washington
Senate
Statesman
Bheinds
Nashville
Rk. H. Coleman
J. H. Walker d& Co
Chicago
H. L. Hotchkiss
Congress
West
Rermain
United States
Canada
Wests
Sga
South
Fair Officials Satisified as Attendance Surges
Reports from August fair officials show five days of paid admissions reaching 1 04000 with Sunday included and total yesterday at 92 027. Officials credit night attractions and lower railroad fares for improved finances as they plan a 10 percent bond payment next week amid ample bank balance and liquidated major contractor bills.
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Curiaco
Sternse
Department of Admissions
Silver Fight Opens With Free Coinage Debate
Washington August 12 silver fight opens in the house after partial action. Debates cover free coinage ratios from 16 to 1 to 20 to 1 and the Bland act revival. Pence of Colorado draws attention as a fresh voice for the Populists, while Democrats split on Sherman act repeal and debate rules.
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Wilson
Pland
Missouri
Rayner
Maryland
Cohorta
Brown
Indiana
Bland
Lafe Pence
Colorado
Bryan
Nebraska
Pence
Bryatin
Tas
Afr. Pence
Senate
Democratic Caucus Committee
Religious riot in Bombay shocks city crowds
The article describes a violent religious clash in Bombay between Muslims and Hindus during overlapping festivals. Rioters attacked the Holy Hands temple area, police and troops restored order after heavy street fighting. Many injured and streets deserted as authorities vow to monitor tensions.
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations Report
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia show mixed activity with sugar shares rising despite a weak market. wheat and corn edge higher while cotton remains nominal. Buffalo and East Liberty live stock trading weaker with cattle barely moving and hogs steady to lower across markets.
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Lohich Vailey, WO
Lehigh
Reading x. m
WY & NL EL
Weat Shore
Lake Erica
New Jersey
del & Hudson
Buffalo
East Lipenty
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