For Sale: 10 Acre Farm Near Frederick County Fair Grounds
Auction notice describes Ezra Brengie estate on Baltimore Pike near the Frederick County Agricultural Fair Grounds. Ten acres of land with large two story brick house eleven rooms water in kitchen. outbuildings include stable corn house hog pen. Also a separate stock clearance by J. Eldridge at 80 West Patrick Street Frederick MD selling dry goods and notions for cash within sixty days.
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tof atTOCKS
Mutual Insurance
Frederick
A. J. Norris
heri
Mechanicstown
Callon
pelonang ito
Wim. F
price &c
ury
Mr. Sechrist
Edward Perry
Perry
J. Calvin Cronise
Hamsony Grove
Frederck
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania railroad
Ezra Brengie
Frederick County Agricultors Fair
Spring changes loom in Middletown as residents return
Middletown notes signal a burst of spring shifts with residents returning from Baltimore and Washington to take current administration positions. Valley meetings debated an electric railway project with majority support. Funeral services were held for Charles Shaw at his Utica home with interment at Creagerstown.
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Middletown
Baltimore
Washington
electric railway
Charles Shaw
Utica
Creagerstown
Mrs Whitney Dies Quietly in New York Home
Mrs William C Whitney wife of the ex secretary of tht onary died at her 2 West Brite seventh street home at 3 o clock yesterday morning of heart disease. Mr Whitney rushed to the room as she expired and the family door was closed. The death drew sympathy nationwide with telegrams of condolence from leaders including President elect Cleveland and Sir Julian Pauncefote. The funeral will be held from St Bartholomews Madison Avenue with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Colonel Lamont manages arrangements.
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New York
William C Whitney
tht
onary
West Brite seventh street
WILLIAM GC. WHITNEY
hasing
Mrs . Whitney
Mrs. Whitney
Mrs Whitney
Cleveland
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Whitney
St. Bartholomewws’s church
Madison avenue
Dand H
Greer
Wonllawn
Daniel S. Lamont
Ward McAllister
United States
Ah. Whitney
Stevens
Newport
Whiter
national capital
Clevelands
Whitners
Grover Cleveland
Political clash and treaty talk fill a busy U.S. week
A lively week in Congress looms with debates over tariff and silver purchase repeal. The Senate faces a vote on the interstate commerce bill and possible cloture discussions. Utah statehood, the New York bridge project, Kirkland bankruptcy, and Pacific trade moves promise action. Public and party lines shift as leaders anticipate how far resistance and compromise will go.
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WaskINGTOS
Pitts
Air Hill
Calom
interstate commerce
Sherman
house
Hatch
Utah
New York bridge
Annexation talks rise in Honolulu mission visit
The Hawaiian annexation commission members spent a quiet Sunday at their hotel amid hopes of uniting the Pacific coast with annexation support. They expect formal talks with Secretary Foster after a steamer from Hawaii arrives with Minister Stevens reports, while provisional government plans include likely repeal of the late lottery law.
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Hawaiian annexation commission
Air Carter
Washington
Tine lo rego
Commander Goodrich
United States Navy
J. B Montgomery
Portland
Ore
Pacific
United State
Foster
United States
Hawaii
San Francisco
Stn
state department
Stevens
Harricon
Carter
advisory council
Hawzinin islands
tel gard
Hawaiian islands
Webster
Clayton
Marcy
Seward
Fish and Blaine
Honolulu
Pearl City
Judge Jackson Nomination Likely to Win Senate Approval
Washington Feb 6 Not expected to be rejected by many Democratic senators Judge Jackson, nominated to succeed Justice Lamar, is seen as acceptable to the party. Supporters cite Lincoln precedent and his proven Democratic stance on protectionist and nationalist views. If blocked, Cleveland would face renewed nomination difficulties as noted by critics. Died from Hydrophobia. Leavenworth Kansas Feb 6 Herman Laws, a young farmer near Leavenworth, died last night from hydrophobia after 24 hours of intense agony following a rabid dog bite last August. He showed rabid symptoms at the end, was restrained to prevent biting others.
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Ottawa
IlI
Catlin
United Gls company
Alexandria
Indiana
Bowling Green
Zanesville
Ravenna
Wellsboro
Blesburg
Durhamvile
Dunbarton
Burnhart’s Bay
Clyde
Alexandra
XNI. J
James Tracy
Tracy
Frederick Heusehler
JUDGE JACKSON
Senate
Wasuiautus
thar
Jade Jackson
Justice Lamar
Judas Jackson
Herris
Markson
supreme bench
Jackson
Lincoln
Stephen of Field
Field ot
Cleveland
Clarkson
Harrison
LEAVES WORTH
Kay
Herman Laws
Leavenworth
Lang
Alaska
WasniserTos
United States
McDonald
congress
Bering sea
February Court Opens with Grand Jury Appointments
The February term of the Circuit Court convened at 10 o clock with Judge John A Lynch on the bench. The grand jury was named with Act L Boteler Frederick City as foreman and members including W H Harmon Albert B Castle Robert M Ramaburg and others. Cornelius Bond missing for Johnsville District No 17 was replaced by C C Grossnickle. Judge Lynch charged the jury on safety in public buildings drug sales and public office duties. An insane man Slagle of Jefferson was removed from the room by the crier. The morning session covered docket calls.
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Andre Lynch
John A. Lynch
Act L.Boteler
Frederick city
W.H. Harmon
Albert B. Castle
Robert MRamaburg
Jacob P. Weller
David L. Elkins
James K. P. Biser
Marcellus E. Beall
W. H. Garber
Edward Kinna
J. A. Stately
John Jones
John T. Bilderbrand
Isaac Lovell
Geo. A. Gilbert
Je. D. FL. Flook
W. C. Brrely
C. R. Horine
John W. King
Joseph M. Freeze
David Magahs
L. P. Remsburg
C. C. Grossnickle
Cornelius Bond
Jefferson
Q.S.J. Beckley
Slagle
Hotel Arrivals and Local Fire Report Near Liberty
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list guests from multiple towns including Loudoun county Virginia and Carroll county with counts noted. A fire at Liberty destroyed a wood shed and chicken house, about 30 chickens burned, loss around 25 dollars, fire from ashes barrel. The Peace Court disposed of several cases with fines and jail time.
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Canas Horse
C. KR. Metcalfe
Calon Bridge
H. H. Power
BSamuel
city City
G. P. Somers
J. E Gary
J. H. Garrett
Isaac Coplin
Balto
BR. Freedman
John J. Freilane
John Pensinger
Chambersburg
Grort House
John Necar
Washington
Keener Shriver and son
y Westmuinster
Liberty
Bir
Daniel Sneadner
Orphans' Court Rules Against Estate in Wolfe Case
In the Orphans Court the estate of Samuel Wolfe versus Aquilla R Wolfe regarding real estate the court ruled for the defendant and ordered the estate to transfer the disputed property. Jacob L Ahalt qualified before Clerk Jordan as road supervisor in election district No 3.
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Orphans’ Court
Samuel Wolfe
Aquilla R. Wolfe
Jacob L. Ahalt
Jordan
Tax Statistics and Fire News Across Counties
A Pennsylvanian report outlines sixteen counties with tax figures and debt levels, noting real estate values and county sums, plus a fire at Pythagoras hall in Newark Avenue, Newark, with thirteen families displaced as lodges burned and police response. Additional items cover church tensions in Blapiurp, a jewel theft inquiry in Brussels, and political chatter about Canals and posts in North America.
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Harkisavec
Olio
Alechceny
Franklin institute
Allegheny county
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Stewart
Bradford
Centre
Srv
Franklin
Fatton
Grewue
Lawrence
Lehigh
Laverne
Northumberland
Pike
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Vennogo
Washington
Wyoming
Typhus Deaths Reported and Repelled News Brief
Nuggets of news note deaths from typhus at North Brother Jehand and Sin Youn hafter yesterday. The Miner taw of Michigan, once provisions for presidential electors by districts, has been repealed. New Hampshire suffered a blizzard with Lancaster recording 88 degrees below zero. Judge L C Lincoln of Conway county Arkansas, a prominent attorney and Lincoln's third cousin, died at his home yesterday.
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North Brother Jehand
Michigan
New Hampshire
Lancaster
L. C. Lincoln
Conway county
Ark
Abraham Lincoln
Banker's Daughter Elopes with Cashier and $10000
Chace, son of banker Ward of Wet Haven, Conn, chased his sister who eloped with James Lewis, cashier of the Worth Avenue bank. They married in Albany and traveled west, with Ward following through Canada to Chicago and on to St Paul. He reports the couple used a signed blank check to obtain $10000 and plans to persuade the sister to return home.
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Chace
Feb
Mr. Ward
Tsrack Ward
Wet Haven
Conn
Jame Lewis
Worth Avenue tank
Albany
Canada
Fouay Ward
Chicago
Wellington hotel
J. Lewis
Symouse
St. Paul
Toa
Ward
Europe
noriail
Lewis
Johm Myer
Anna Dickinson Sutt Damages for Detention in Suit
Miss Anna Dickinson, lecturer and actress, sues eight persons in federal court over her confinement in the Deoville Asylum in February 1901. Three suits seek damages totaling 125000, with main defendants James Courtwright and others. physicians named in two other suits. She alleges improper examinations and five weeks of confinement hindered her lecturing career.
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Serantos
Anna Dickinson
circuit court of the
United States
Deoville Asylum
luosane
James Courtwright
George B. Thomas
Allen Eggleston
Johns. Heilman
George Underwood
fenry Dryden
Pritstoe
James Optesby
Danville
dawsgen
Aliss Dickinson
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WEST PATRICK STREET
THE NEWS
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Middletown Matters
Secretary of the Navy
Montgomery
GRaND Hapios
Mich
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state supreme court
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federal circuit court
McMillan and Stockbridge
Jo O’Brien
Liscux
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Mossanides
Lower Guinea
John P. Robinson
Market street
Robinson
Bogota
Panxava
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Wasmeroy
Father Ma Giron
new National theatre
Great Glass Syndicate
BUG
Pillsburg
Milwaukee
Graves
DENVER
T. Thatcher Graves
Barnaby
Pennsylvania
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women of
Pennsylvania State Women's Suffrage association
Torpex
Bournemouth
Cornelius Herz
MINISTER STEVENS
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Central Hudson
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Patrick Dorle
John Meroner
Michael J. Connell
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Celian Cavener
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Louis Bjorkman
Redstone Coke works
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Peace Court
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House of Correction
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First street
Freireick Stonig
Jesuit college
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Washington Bartinone
United Sites
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John Ramage
Harry S. Stabler
National Bank of Commerce
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Chronicl
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John Abbott
Montreal
MacMillan’s
England
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Taste
Stamboni
Kearney
Campell
McHush
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