Rural land and business sales in Frederick area details
The advertisement lists multiple properties and businesses for sale or commission including a 26 acre Lombard Farm with two story brick house and outbuildings, a late Judge Mahoney residence on East South Street, a 9 field farm with lime kiln and water, and the Buracker Confectionery Store on Ket Street. Terms include fair prices, easy installments, and quick purchasers urged, with agent contact in Union Bridge and Frederick County.
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Toffer
Hitls Garsen
Marv Smith
Jacob Hoff
Jermaville
Praderick Coury
Aid
le Bere
Hoffman
Union Bridge
Loffer
Buracker
Ket Steet
Mr. Buracker
Baltimore
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil Offered By Garrote & Pearce
Druggists advertise pure Norwegian cod liver oil in pint and half pint sizes at Garrote & Pearce’s Prescription Druggists on South Market Street Feederice MD.
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Garrote & Pearce's
South Market
Streri
Feederice. MD
Uncle Sam's Revenue on New Tariff Proposals Split
The Ways and Means Committee met to review revenue estimates under the new tariff and Meskin ley repeal. Officials say the deficit could be about 40 million dollars, with income tax for individuals and increased whisky and cigarette taxes proposed to cover shortfall. A second note mentions Thomas Rogers to be retried for murder in the December criminal court term in Guester, Pennsylvania.
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Wassixcron
Ways and Means Committee
Clare Talbott
Wilson Iis
Isner
Comee
Rogers
Cguester
Ton- Gay
Thomas Rogers
Jan
Vannum
Brief Bits of Local News and Oddities
Budget of bright items of local and general interest. The month ends with Christmas prep and a note of war on turkeys. Rabbits multiply, a hog hunter near Point of Rocks remembers the chase, and the skating rink opens on Thanksgiving with poor attendance. Postmaster shifts, a Baltimore death, Comstock mines’ heat, pike repairs, a distillery rumor, a Mt. Patappers hog, and brisk local trade.
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Turkey
John Kuhn
East
Patrick Street
McKenzie River
British America
D. Hughes
Samuel
T. J. Pry
Suman
Keedysville
Washington County
Frederick County
William Graham
Barkettsville
D. E. Hillesty
Samuel Hamfton Caughy
Baltimore
Art
St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
C. J. Glavex
Absit’s
Lewis Summers
Mt. Pat
Colored Thanksgiving Services at Quinn A. M. E. Church
A pleasant Thanksgiving program was held Thursday evening at Quinn A M E Church with prayers, songs, solos, and a quartet. The St Mary Cartnail and others performed, followed by a Thanksgiving supper.
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Quinn A. M. E
Jublies
Lord
New Sheriff Zhemerman Installed as Sheriff-elect
Governor Brown commissioned Sheriff-elect Zhemerman yesterday morning and he assumed control of the jail at noon. Turnkey Mr. Groff was installed simultaneously as RPHIVE.
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Zhemerman
Brown
Groff
Paris
M_ Casinie-Berier
Camnot
Conmence
M. Marty
Hushandry
Viger
Marine
Admiral Lefevre
Dublin murder rumor tied to Dublin blasts and informant links
The Pall Mall Gazette, citing a reliable source, claims Patrick Reed, recently murdered in Dublin, testified for Timothy Kelly at Phoenix Park conspirators trial and has since been an informer. It says a proven Reed connection to Dublin explosions could yield startling disclosures soon. The Detroit Holocaust: a coroner's jury blames city inspectors for missing fire escapes after a fatal Edson, Moore & Co. blaze. In Reapixe, Pa., wages cut at Carpenter Steel by 10 percent and Brandon Roofing by 25 cents per ton. Reading Iron rolls 3 percent for 505 workers.
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Dublin
Pall Mall Gazette
Patrick Reed
Timothy Kelly
Phenix Park
Pall Mall Gagette
Reed
Reapixe
Carpenter Steel Company
Brandon
Reading Iron Company
The Grip in Rochester Epidemic Rumors Surge
The grip has broken out here again with several dozen severe cases reported. Physicians fear an epidemic as sewer conditions and low water pressure aid spread. The Italian Railway Disaster reports twenty two bodies recovered from the Mian Express wreck at Limitro Station. many burned beyond recognition. Edgar Thomson Works readied to resume operations at Badgar Thowson Steel works. orders expected. Frenchmen want a commercial treaty urged by the Society of Political Economy in Bordeau. The Carlin hunting party safe. Lieutenant Eliott from Kendric Jagho confirms their arrival.
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Rochester
Mmizax
Limitro Station
Edgar Thomson
Fesame
Beappock
Badgar Thowson Steel Works
Financial Notes on Trade Uncertainty and Volume
A New Year weekly trade review notes mixed signals for the prot week with no clear improvement. The volume of trade rose slightly but lagged expectations while uncertainty from pending legislation and varied regional reports cloud the outlook. Nearby, dramatic crime and legal items from Chicago to Connecticut are logged, including a double hotel death, perjury trial, and local court outcomes.
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Bun & Co
Canada
Ga. Urs
Trextox
Hiram T. Downing
Barnegat Park Company
Mercer Court
Downing
Barnegat Bay
Legal notices and police actions on McKane case at Gravesend
In a Brooklyn Court the McKane contempt case grows with affidavits from Mehiane and others. Judge Troy and others observe the proceedings. statements by Colonel Bacon and Grant describe police treatment at Gravesend election day. McKane disputes service of injunctions. Murphy and Newton also file affidavits. case adjourned to Tuesday.
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Colonel Bacon
Grant
Whittier
McKane
Gravesend
Bacon
M McKane
Murphy
Richard ¥. B. Newton
Mr. Grant
Jorge Barnard
Army and Navy clash in annual Annapolis showdown
West Point and Annapolis cadets meet at Annapolis in a long standing football rivalry seen as a major fall event. Both sides boast confidence but outsiders favor West Point as the likely victor as Middies’ tackling and running game challenge the Army line. Home-field history shows each side has won on the other's grounds.
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Ast Point
Annnapolis
Aswards
New York
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
West Pointers
Anlmer
McCormick Credon
Bookwalter
Shelton Aes Leard
Stanley Webster Staler
Davidson, Hagley
Month's Record Shows 23 Deaths in City County
November reports list 23 deaths in city and county with interments at Mt Vilvet St Johns and various rural graveyards. Health data detail age distribution and causes. weather notes include mean and max temperatures and precipitation. Mount Albion Interments total 18. Orphan's Court filed seven administrations, five testamentary, five wills. clerk recorded 105 real estate transfers and 34 marriage licenses.
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Mt. Vilvet
St. John’s
Hope Hill
Middletown
Stt
Carmel
Monrovia
Lewistown
Urbana
Montevue
New Market
Pleasant Hill
Wolfsville
Afechanicstown
Fesgaville
Jefferson
Foxville
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Otek Taend
Obrah Lesh
Ernest Banis
Michael
Mount Iilver Cemetery
City
County
Philadelphia i
The
Orphan’s Court
Sunday Church Services and minister updates in city
Sunday Holy Communion at Saint Episcopal. Trinity M E South holds services at 10 15 a m and 2 00 p m with Epworth League at 6 45 p m. Ministers Association meets Monday at 10 a m in Y M C A parlor East Church Street. Rev Hasskarl preaches at St James Lutheran Sunday 10 15 a m and at Montevue Hospital Pleasant Hill Chapel and at 6 80 p m addresses Christian Endeavor Braddock. Rev Geo S Bowers arrives with wife and two children and will preach intro sermon next Sunday at 10 30 a m. The Sick notes and lodge updates follow.
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Ainta’ Episcopal Church
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
Ministera Association
Christian Association
East Church Street
Hasskarl
St. James Lutheran
Montevue Hospital
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Christian Endeavor Society
Braddock
Geo
Bowers
Jefferson
County
Bagerstown
Qeo
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
West Washington Street
Williamaport
York
Gattyeburg Seminary
St. Mark’s
Miss Bowers
Kee-Mar College
Disastrous Wrecks Across Lines in One Day
A wave of railroad wrecks and strikes hits the Lehigh Valley area on December 2. Dozens of trains blocked, brakemen killed, and non union workers blamed for sabotaged couplings. Reports cite large freight disruption, with trains delayed or halted and crews exhausted.
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Couvuyzham
Cate
No. 403
Kied
Edward Walken
Iis
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Astox
Tero
Delaware River
Pottsville
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Packerton
Schmylkel
Philadelfita
Ere Clark
Order of
Lanigh Valley Road
Stock and Produce Markets Close Strong in New York and Philadelphia
Markets remained firm with advances in Western Union and railway stocks. Philadelphia reports steady winter flour and mixed grain prices, with wheat firm and corn, oats, and rye largely steady. cattle and sheep prices mixed as cattle market strengthens and hogs rise slightly.
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New York
Philadelphia
Western Union
Lehich Vailey
Wlinly
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Erie
Lehigh
Lake Erie & W
New Jersey
Hudsop
NIY
Dec
Fleur
Pennsyret
Sraight
Minnesota
Darrel
Sie
S&s
York
New Yorknyeoe
Sai
Buffalo
Burra
N. Y
Bata Ment
Ught
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Edson, Moore & Co
Bordzaue
Society of Political Economy
America
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Kendric
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Litchfield County
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N.Y
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Supreme Court of New York
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Cranbury
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State Department
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Nayor
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News OF the Churches
Thos. Eisenhauer
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L. V. Eckstein
Hanzon B. Black
Cologsial Spring Temple
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Frederick
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