Real estate sale notices in Frederick Maryland area
Real estate listing offers farm on B&O Railroad near Point of Rocks with 20 acres cultivated and 19 acres timber, suitable for dairy or farm use. Also property on East Patrick Street for sale or rent near Carty with large frontage and brick two story building. Agents note commissions, sale conditions, and contact details.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE BUILDING
FREDERICK CITY
MARYLAND
Dame T. Lakin
Point of Rocks
oron Me
J.T. Lakin
Ezra Brengle
Baltimore pire
Frederick County Agricultural Fairgrounds
Frederick
Charles C. Bizer
Middletown
Frederick County
Daniel Keller
Jesse Baile
Tois
Bane
REY
Frank Barger
Patrick street
C. C Carty
Misses Burger
Patrick St
Tos
Pas- BESSIDT ST
Multiple Local Updates Include Died In Jail And Football Win
News notes report Louis Johnson dies in Annapolis jail and Johns Hopkins beats St Johns in Annapolis. James C Lee barn burns in Harford Friday night. Thomas Stewart colored killed in Wye Neck. George W Smith resigns as president of Washington county school board. William Preston Tyler found guilty of second degree murder in Caroline county.
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Louis Johnson
Annapolis
Johns Hopkins
St. John’s
James C. Lee
Harford county
Thomas Stewart
Wye Neck
Queen Anne’s
George W. Smith
board of
school commissioners
Washington county
Wm. Preston ‘Tyler
William Shaw
Caroline county
Jury Change for December Court Draws Replace Excluded Jurors
A fragment from a legal notice lists changes in juror draws for the December term. Henry F. Enoch of District 2 Frederick replaces Francie Johnston. George W. Hall of District 1 Woodsboro replaces Charles W. Gilbert. Joseph J. Cain of District 18 Woodville replaces Abraham Fisher.
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Henry F. Enoch
Frederick
Francie Johnston
George W. Hall
Woodsboro
Charles W. Gilbert
Joseph J. Cain
Woodville
Abraham Fisher
Louis Kossuth Dying Exile From Hungary’s Heart
Turin reports Louis Kossuth nearing death with his family summoned. Born April 27 1806 in Monok Hungary he led Hungary's fight for independence, endured Imprisonment and exile, influenced reform through press and speeches, and sought constitutional government and national rights.
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Austria
Hungary
Vresna
Turin
Louis Kossuth
basily
Lajos
Louis) Kossuth
Monok
Sarospamk
LOUIS
i i
Kossuth
cless
Vienna
committee of national defense
Debreczin
Hunzari
Russia
Gorgei
Kossath
Turkey
England
United States
Mississippi
Daniel Webster
Napoleon I
neman
Europe
bards
Mazini
Ledro-Roli
Great Britain
Louis Napoleon
Villafranca
Tara
One-Eared Rabbit Sighting in Emmitsburg Chronicle
Afr Pius Felix of this place showed a large rabbit with a single ear on Wednesday. Some suspects the right ear was torn, but inspection found no ear remnants, proving the rabbit never had more than one ear. Also note a free Kemp Hall lecture this evening on the Keeley Gold Cure for the liquor habit.
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Emmitsburg
Pius Felix
Kemp Hall
Inhumanity at Sea Aboard the Adams
The Call reports charges of extreme cruelty against Commander Thomas Nelson and officers aboard the Cimtal States steamer Adams. An apprentice, Anzost Motzick, a 17 year old German boy, is said to have been scrubbed with canvas and salt water until his back bled after being denied fresh water. His condition grew critical while the crew endured filth and vermin aboard the Behring Sea voyage.
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Sax Peaxcisco
Thomas Nelson
Adams
Keating
Nebon
Anzost Motzick
Motwick
Behring sea
Boys and Girls’ aid society
salors
Metzick
Captain Nelson
Nelson
Fifty-Third Congress Party Seat Totals Revealed
Clerk Kerr lists 217 Democrats, 128 Republicans and Populists for the Fifty-third Congress. The roster shows representatives from Alabama to Wyoming, with New Mexico and Arizona as territorial delegates, and notes Rhode Island and Michigan districts still in doubt.
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Kerr
Wasastscros
James Kerr
house of representatives
Rhode Island
Michigan
Alabama
Richard H. Clarke
Jesse F. Stallings
William C. Oates
Gaston A. Robbins
James &. Cobb
John E. Bankhead
W. A. Denson
Joseph Wheeler
Lewis Turpin
Arkansas
P. D. AfcCulloch, Jr
Clifton R. Breckinridge
Thomas CG. McRae
William L. Terry
H. A. Dinsmore
Robert Keil
California
Thomas J. Geary
Anthony Caminett
S. G. Hilborn
James G. Maguire
Eugene &. Lond
Marion Cannon
William W. Bowers
Colorado
Safe Peace
John C. Bell
Connecticut
Lewis Sperry
J. P. Pigott
Charles A. Russell
Robert E. De Forest
Delaware
John VW. Causey
Florida
Stephen R. Mallory
AL. Cooper
Georgia
Rufus E. Lester
Benjamin E. Russell
Charles F. Crisp
Charles L. Moses
Leonidas F. Livingston
Thomas B. Cabimuss
J. W. Maddox
Thomas G. Lawson
F. C. Tate
J. Cc. C. Black
H. G. Turner
Idaho
Willis Sweet
John ©. Black
Andrew J. Hunter
William HB. Holman
George W. Cooper
Henry A. Johnson
W. D. Byrum
Elijah V. Brookshire
Daniel Waugh
Thomas Hammond
Augustus N. Afartin
C. F. McNagny
Charles G. Conn
Iowa
John H. Gear
Walter Hayes
David B. Henderson
Thomas Updesraff
Robert G. Cousins
John F. Lacer
John A. T. Hall
W. P. Hepburn
A. Hager
Tonathin P. Dolliver
George D. Perkins
Thomas B. Reed
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Seth L. Mukken
Charles A. Borrep
Maryland
Robert F. Brattan
EF. C. Talbott
Harry Weils Rosk
Laver R Compton
Massachusett
W. AfeCall
EL ONeill
E. Draper
BE. A
Randall
Logan Chipman
Gorman
Julius G. Bur
Henry F. Thomas
D. B
J. BR. Whiting
Wiliam
Linton
John W. Moon
Thomas
E. Weadock
John Avery
Stephenson
Minnesota
James A. Tawney
James
McCreary
O. Af. Hall
A. R. Kiefer
Loran Fletcher
ML BR. Baldwin
Boen
Afississipp
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
D. Mercer
George D. Meikelsohn
J. sner
W. A Meaghan
Dem
Nevada
Newlanis
New Hampshire
Henry Blair
Henry M. Baker
ondersey
Harry C. Loudenslager
John G. Gardner
Jacob A. Geissenhainer
Johnston Cornish
Cornelius A. Cadmus
Thomas Dunn English
George B. Fielder
Joan T. Duen
New York
James W. Covert
John S. Clancy
Joseph C. Hendrix
William J. Coombs
Joni H. Graham
Thomas F. Margaer
Charles Tracey
Simona J. Schermerhborn
N. MM. Carties
John M. Wever
Charles A. Chickenny
James S. Sherman
George W. Ray
James J. Belden
Serena E. Payne
Charles W. Gillett
James Wadsworth
John VanVorhbis
Daniel N. Lockwood
Charles Daniels
Warren B. Hooker
North Carolina
William A. B. Branch
F. A. Woodward
Benjamin F. Grady
Benjamin H. Bain
Thomas Settle
Sydenham B. Alexander
John S. Henderson
William H. Bower
William T. Crawford
North Dakota
Martin N. Johnson
Telegraphers Unite Seeks Continental Union Rise
In New York on December 5 the Order of Commercial Telegraphers of North America and the Order of Commercial Telegraphers of the United States and Canada agreed to merge and recognize the combined group as the sole telegraphers organization on the continent. In Denver on December 5 T B Goddard, newly qualified to the supreme court bench, plans to hear Dr Graves appeal while Graves, condemned for poisoning Mrs Josephine Barnaby, awaits possible liberty and lectures on Colorado justice.
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Telegraphers
New York
Order of Commercial Telegraphers of
North America
United States
Canada
Nouth America
Br. Graves
Denter
T. B. Goddard
supreme court
Senator Gibson Dying in New Orleans Era
Senator Gibson of New Orleans is near death after a prolonged decline. Relatives and friends, previously reticent, now confirm there is no hope as his vitality wanes and he shows no apparent suffering. Ex-Governor Campbell plans to travel to New York. he denies any bid for Ohio governorship again, citing business duties next year.
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Senator Gibson
Ark
Bec. o
New
Campbells
Campbell
New York
McKinley
Ohio
Congressman Clover Divorce Petition Seeks Court Action
Elizabeth L. Clover files for divorce from her husband Ben Clover congressman of the district. The petition cites extreme cruelty as the grounds. Clover has assigned his property to his son Thomas as part of proceedings.
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Grover Suedi
Apkansas City
Kan
Elizabeth L. Clover
Ben . Clover
Clover
Thomas
The Dead Financier and Curious Crowds at His House
New York on December 5 saw Fifth Avenue near the Gould residence crowded with curious onlookers hoping to view the famous financier’s home where he lived and died. The public viewing was deemed impracticable and abandoned.
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New York
Fifth avenue
Gould
Funeral at Forty Seventh Street and Fifth Avenue
The Gould family prepares for a private funeral at their Manhattan residence with a 4 PM Episcopalian service led by multiple clergy. A crowd is expected outside as relatives and intimate friends mourn, while the public faces limited access and a reevaluation of viewing plans. Also reported are a former consul in trouble over a Brooklyn death and pirate violence in Tonquin with Chinese victims.
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GOULD MALSOLECH
Abraham Gould
Airs
Pelan
Mrs. Northrup
Afrs. Gould
Gould
Woodlawn
Episcopalian church
J. R. Pastoy
Mae Cracken
Roderick Terry
Forty-seventh street
Fifth avenue
anyon
Sann Francisco
Tonquin
Belic
Quinghuyven
Kaa Hoi
China
france
Cainmee
Selection of New Chief Arthur Replacement Hears Conspiracy Claims
The arbitration board on Saturday chose William Campher, a Brotherhood member working on the L road, as the candidate to succeed Chief Arthur. The session focused on conspiracy and incompetency charges against the dismissed Riley, with continued examination from the previous day.
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Arthur Cmcaco
Arth
ini
Arthurs
Wiliam Campher
Final disposition in lams case leaves costs unrewarded
East of the Lams Case Pirtsette Dec 5 The court held the defendant not liable for costs and voided the verdict directing equal cost sharing in aggravated assault and battery cases involving Colonel Streator and Colonel Hawkins. Opera House Destroyed in York Fire
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Pirtsette
Streator
Hawkins
Braddock
Desperate Bohemian Beaten by Hungarian Robber at Hazleton
In Hazleton Pa on December 5 John Mattock a Bohemian attacked Mrs Mary Pintessny in her home demanding money. After beating her with an axe and strangling her he fled dressed in new clothes. Officers captured him though threats of lynching arise as the injured woman hangs between life and death.
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oman
Hazieron
Hazleton
John Mattock
Joseph Plitessny
Mary
Mattock
Platessny
Tia
Bohemia
Fatal Accident in New York Broker's Daughter Tombed in Storeroom
Miss Mary Edith Newcombe daughter of Isaac B Newcombe banker at 54 Wall Street was found unconscious in a storeroom at her father's house in New York City. She died after lingering in an unconscious state. The door closed with a spring bolt trapping her inside. A gas burner in the room could not be relit or extinguished.
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New York
Mary Edith Newcombe
Isaac B. Newcombe
Wall street
Panic on an Ocean Steamer Spree Strikes Terror
The North German Lloyd Steamer Spree, sailing Bremen to New York, reached Queenstown with a broken shaft after Jan 26. Passengers endured a terrifying voyage as the shaft failed and some machinery burst into the hold. One second class passenger, Paul Kolson, drowned during the panic. The Lake Huron towed the vessel to port.
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Loxpon
Spree
Bremen
Southampton
New York
Queentown
Paul Kolson
terry
Lake Huron
Canada's New Cabinet Formed by Sir John Thompson
Ottawa reports Sir John Thompson has completed his cabinet with Sir John Thompson as premier and minister of justice. Mackenzie Bowell at the helm of trade and commerce. George Foster finance. John Haggart railways. H Tupper marine and fisheries. J A Onivet public works. Sir A P Caron footmaster general. T M Daly minister of menor. John Costigan agriculture. A R Aners militias. S C Patterson secretary of state. J Curran solicitor general. retiring premier Sir John Abbott remains minister without portfolio. Beaten and Robbed by a Footpad in Crester, Pa. Mrs. Joshua Long assaulted and robbed by a colored highwayman on Edgewater Ave. satchel with 330 dollars taken. clew unavailable. her face swollen with teeth knocked out. Back from hunting trip President-elect Cleveland arrives in Cirnx. car No. 21. private car details. Lincoln’s transport referenced in historic context.
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Canada
Ottawa
John Thompson
John Thompon
Mackenzie Bowell
Trult
commerce
George Foster
John Haggart
H. Tupper
J. A. Onivet
A. P. Caron
T. M. Daly
menor
John Costigan
A. R. Aners
S. C. Patterson
J. Curran
John Abbott
Crester
Edgewater avenue
Twenty first street
Joshus Long
Brooklyn
WN. C
Chester cemetery
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fenidanly
Prederick
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me pasos. PARSONS
amit Thaye
GRO
A. GILBERT
N. MAREST ST
ilbert’s
J. & T Gousin
M. Hess & Bro
Geas
G. W.Neidig & Co
Carlisle
GEORGE A. GEILBERT
MABh
cT STREET
THE NEWS
BATESE
NEWS OF THE STATE
Cal
Nickelson
Arroyo creek
pershing
Bland
Wasurxerox
committee on coinage
Kansas
Torrma
People’s party
state board of canvassers
senate
Weiserre
W. Va
Adam Spies
Leonora Starr
Ali
Pottsville
Lost Creek
col Hert
Lehigh Valley railroad
J. C. Bright & Co
banka
Sax Dieco
John Smith
Lea
Aferican
George Neale
Carlyle Harris
Hope
Carlyle W. Harris
Helen Potts
Lawrer
W. FE. Howe
Howe
Comstock school
Belen Potts
CHICAGO
George W. Streeter
Superior street
Jacob Nine
Cleveland
Lakeland
Lasewoon
N.J
peakon hotel
Cleveland cottage
Ghio—Bellamy Storer
John A. Caldwell
George W. Houk
Cc dem
D. D. Donovan
Luther EK
Byron ¥. Ritchie
William Pe Enochs
Charles H. Grosvenor
Joseph J. Outhwaite
D. D. Hare
Michael D. Harter
H.C. Van Yorhia
A. J. Pearson
A.D. Richards
George Skid
S. A. Northway
Files White
Tom L. John Oregon
Hi Wwn
Binger Hermann
R. Ellis
Pennsylvania
Alexander McDowell
William Lilley
Henry 4ham
Charles ONeill
Willi MeAter
John E. Reyburn
Alfred Harmer
John P. Robinson
Irvin P. Fanger ee
Thaddeus M. Mahon
Frank E. Beltzhoever
Hicks
D. B. Heimer
John Dalzell
William A. Soe yeneR
W. A. Sipe
Thomas W. P. Bites
J. C. Sibley
Charles Stone
George F. Kribbs
South Carolina
William Brawley
W. J. Talbert
A.C. Lattimer
George W. Shell
T. J. Strait
Joan L. MecLaurin
George W. Murcay
South
Dako
John ™ P. Pickler
W. B. Lucas
Tennence
Alfred A. Taylor
John ©. Houk
Henry C. Snods
Benton McMillin
James D. Richardson
Joeph E. Washington
Nicholas N. Cox
Benjamin A. Enloe
J. C. McDearman
Josiah Patterson
Texas
J. C. Hutcheson
B. Cooper
Henry St. G. Tucker
Washington
John L. Wilson
W. H. Doolittle
West
Virginia
James Q. Pendleton
William L. Wilson
John Alderson
James Canehart
Charles dem
Joseph W. Babcock
Oklahoma
Dennis Flinn
Utah
Joseph LE. Rawtins
Washington Society
Wasaxeatox
supreme court circle
Katharine Fuller
Misa Brewer
Justice Brewer
Miss Fuller
viece Lane Hugh Wallace
marrie
Washingtto society
May Torr
ind law
Henna
Beary Downing
St. Paul de Loands
The
Message
Mary Addi& Creed
Rochester avenue
Creed
St. Augustine's Episcopal church
Cannon street
Charles E. Barton
Miss Creed
Dowang
York
Park Opera house
South Penn street
Charles Wilhelm
Exmore
Davis
Lincoln
Philadelphia
ashington
Syria
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