Farm and estate sales near Frederick and Mechans town
W L Parsons estate agent lists farms for sale or rent in Frederick and surrounding areas. Properties include a 125 acre tract with 2 story dwelling, outbuildings, water access, and a potential boarding house, plus several other farms and a country residence with 33 acres and modern improvements. Also notes a 275 acre Howard county farm and a Norma Market Street two story brick house for sale.
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utual Insurance Building
Freienck
FORSALE
John T. Frazier
Leffer
Bruesatek
Peremville
hallard garrett
army one
John EL Wiliams
draddock
shre moles
Frederies
Ninions
Thomas Dixon
Urbana
Ervana
Mechenicstown
Cslion
fofer
Edward Percy
Norma Market street
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Anghel Vanfoasen
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Beekeepers Noted in Swick Georgia Public Notice
Bees, SWICK GEORGIA. We call the public special attention to Our Pharmaceutical Specialties including Dwperial Glyero le Lotion Ideal Prophylactic Dentifrice Ba De Cologne Water's Stock Sindients Water's Condition Powders.
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Publc
COLOGNE
New Go Go Shoes Promising Comfort and Style
Dunlap Fata at LOY & PEERY'S offers a new line of shoes described as slick and perfectly conformed to the foot. The ad claims expanding motion for perpetual comfort and urges customers to try them. Price noted as $2.25 and $2.00 per pair with bold, bright styling.
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LOY &PEERY'S
Beautiful planetary conjunctions charm evening sky
The article notes Jupiter and the moon join in a striking alignment this evening, appearing as if Jupiter rests in the moon's arms. Tuesday features Mars in conjunction with the moon, though Mars shines less brilliantly than Jupiter and will not match the previous celestial sight.
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Mars
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The Pope's Supremacy in Catholic Unity Debate
A Feb 20 dispatch from BaLt Diene reports Cardinal Gibbons and clergy leading a ceremony at St Mary of St subice cathedral. The piece argues for papal supremacy as the sole basis for Christian union, praising Leo XIII and portraying Rome as the center of spiritual authority while noting public displays and cautious excitement around Vatican influence.
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Holy See
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Absalom
Christendom
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Pope’s Jubilee Draws Tens of Thousands to St Peter’s
At daybreak crowds gathered for the Pope’s episcopal Jubilee in Rome. About 30,000 pilgrims and 25,000 Catholics entered the cathedral as 40,000 were blocked by troops outside. The Pope entered at 6 45 to a cheering, smiling crowd and officiated a Mass ending around 10 45. He left after a 45 minute stay, crowds dispersing slowly.
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LEO A
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St Peter's. Ros
Pope Restoration Debated at Catholic Club
February 20 New York Catholics mark Leo XII anniversary with calls for papal restoration to temporal power. Archbishop Corrigan led speakers urging church state ties, while members pass a resolution aligning with the pope’s perceived use of influence to aid workers and preserve church authority.
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Leo XII
bis holm
Corrigan
Ronen
Death of Cabensley and Archbishops Bayonne Decision
Archbishops Bayonne letter reverses prior ordinations at St Mary and St Henry parishes. Read in church, it bans German sermons, requires English preaching, and directs Father Gillen’s actions. Conflict between Archbishops Sagi and Bishop Wieger inflames Bayonne Catholic community. letter aims to settle the dispute.
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Archbisnon Sagi
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Wieger
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Telaling
Bayonne
St. Henry's
Catha archb
A Strange Case Of Sudden Blindness In Syeraville Boy
On Mosday evening last 12 year old M S Wachtel son of Geo W Wachtel of Syeraville was suddenly stricken blind and speechless, likely concussion of the brain. After collapsing at the coal bin, his father found him unconscious and he was treated by Dr L Zimmerman. The boy recovered speech within an hour and gradually regained sight by night, with doctors attributing the episode to a head bump at school that day. He improved and was no longer in danger.
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Mosday
lsst
mS Wachtel
Geo. W Wachtel
Syeraville
L . Zimmerman
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Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List From Harrisburg Area
Hotel entries show guests and origins including Carlisle Chambersburg Philadelphia Baltimore Trenton Washington Norfolk and others. Notable names include Carl M Wremeisen B Hoofman Robert Birgs Thurston Simmons and J McCarty among many visitors with county and city notes.
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Carl M. wremeisen
B. Hoofman
Robert Birgs
Imean Basitimore
Mad
John Pensinger
Chambersburg
M. Slayton
Detroit
Mich
C. Hofman
Harrson
Ohio
Harry Marcus
Otto W. Walid
New York
L. P. Stovall
Dan
Charles Heil
J. N. Goldsough
Alfred E. Jacobs
John Richardson
Philadelphia
Wm. Nixon
Baltimore
J. Conrad
Trenton
B. F. Goodman
Washington
Grorr Hoost
G. M. D. Clemm
Keyeer
W. Va
Parsons Court Accounts and Holtzapple Estate Inventories Filed
The first and final account of W J Parsons agent for Lyca Gus E Hedges executrix was filed and distribution made. Inventories of the personal property and real estate of Howard Holtzapple deceased were filed. Bay you sat it in The News.
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J*phans
W. J Parsons
Lyca
gus E. Hedges
Howard Holtzapple
O DORNELL ACQUITTED AT HOMESTEAD RIOT TRIAL
The Homestead court saw Hugh O'Donnell acquitted of murder and conspiracy in the Pinkerton case. Tears and cheers followed as his wife and niece showed emotion, while supporters praised the verdict amid a crowd in the crowded ladies' section.
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O' Donnell
O’Deaneil
Stowe
O'Donnell
tresson
Dallas
Homestead
Labor union power and industry stalemate spark tensions
A powerful labor organization boasts 24 000 Ontario members amid a potential duel between legislators in Wyoming and Alabama moves to disenfranchise illiterate Black voters. Other items report Judge Gresham's nomination, Justice Jackson confirmed, and scarlet fever deaths in Newark, plus a contested South Carolina election result and a shooting risk in Montana.
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Danlcon Mety
Ontario
Maryland Cyclone Strikes Western Counties Wrecks Steeple
A full documented cyclone swept the western Maryland section last night with high velocity winds from night until today. Telegraph wires were wrecked and several poles blown down though telephone lines remained mostly intact. In Westminster eleven houses were razed and the steeple of the Reformed Church toppled.
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oaraster
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Westminster
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Reformed Church
News of the Churches Sumbay Services at Hocky Springs
The Rev M S Bovey will end his regular appointment at Hocky Springs Chapel after conference next month. At 10 o clock mass yesterday a sermon on Sanctifying Grace was delivered by Rev Pr O Rourke at St John s Catholic Church. Communion services at USb Church last night drew sixty six communicants and revival meetings recorded five penitents who professed conversion. Rev A M Evers departed this morning for another part of the country.
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Sumbay
Bovey
Hocky springs
St. John’s Catholic Church
Pr. O'Rourke
US b
A.M. Evers
Hymeneal notices from North Manchester and Emmitsburg area
Marriages reported include John D. Grossnickle to Ella Jennie Baker in North Manchester Indiana. George Bunder and Lola Virginia Houck wed at the brides' home, officiated by Rev Earl. David C Donoghue to Mary E K Mayors at Mt St Marys College Chapel Emmitsburg. Charles Harthagan to Bliss Dizzle Sebold at Mount St Marys. Robert L. Ogle and Molite Stumbaugh announce wedding cards.
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JROSENICALE—REABER
North Man
chester
Ind
John D. Grossnickle
Eisa Jennie Baker
Grossnickie
Martin Grossnickle
Elerton
Wiss Baker
Jacob Baker
Myersville
RENDER— HOUCK
George Bunder
Lola Virginia Houck
Mss
Earl
Mira
Isase Houck
Charlesvlle. sree
YDONOGHUE—MYERS
Mt. St. Mary's College
Edw. P. Allen
D. D
David C.O’ Donoghue
Emmittsburg
Mary EK
St. Mary’s
Emmitsburg
TARTDAGAN
SENOLD
Mount St Mary’s College
Charen
Edward P. Allen
Charles Harthagan
Bliss
Deaths and funerals in Johnsville area
Elizabeth Albaugh aged 76 died February 9 at her daughter’s home from consumption. Funeral at Beaverdam February 11 with pallbearers Cornelus Bond William Burall George Study and Asbury Hart sock. Elder Jease R Fox and George Garber officiated. Duvall undertaker. Wilbur Fisher infant died at West Taylor Street residence aged 2 years 7 months. funeral 3 PM today with Rev A J Gill. Olivet Cemetery. Carty funeral director. Twins of Cal T T Hereperger died yesterday at 11 AM. funeral today at 11 AM with Rev E R Ezch bosch officiating. W W B B Exebiron undertaker.
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ALBAUGH
Elizabeth Albaugh
Daniel A.baugh
Samuel Coleman
Johnsville
Beaverdam
Cornelus Bond
William Burall
George Study
Asbury Hartsock
Jease R. Fox
George Garber
A.R Waltz
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Factional Struggles in Montgomery Democratic Race
Montgomery factional contest within the Democratic party centers on pro German versus anti German platforms. Incumbent Menstor Wootton is likely to seek re election with Howard Grifith as a potential opponent. Other names include Alexander Kilgour Albert Almoney Wm H Lamar A Aijsquith and John W Cellier. The first clash targets the Hockville post office with Day Fields editor of the Sentinel and Ray Almoney editor of the Adrocs'e named as candidates.
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Montgomery
Democratic party of
Mostremery
Menstor Wootton
Howard Grifith
jlower
Alexander Kilgour
Albert Almoney
Wm. H. Lamar
A. Aijsquith
John W. Cellier
Gorman
Stontgomery
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Hockville poat
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the
Sentinel
Ray Almoney
Adrocs‘e
Roaming Evangelist Edward Randall Reappears in Wheeling
Edward Randall, once a noted queer evangelist who stayed at the Knoxville Hotel while proprietor David B. Hilleary, now of Barkitesville, reappears in Wheeling West Virginia. He painted Bible quotations on rocks and fences including "What shall I do to be saved?" and after a patent medicine man added "Take Radway's Ready Relief" he returned to add "And prepare to meet thy God" to the same rock.
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Edward Randall
Knoxville
David BE. Hilleary
Barkiteville
Wheeling
W.Va
Radway
Randall
Notable Days for 1803
Lent began February 15 and ended with Easter Sunday April 2 Washington's Birthday February 22 falls on a Wednesday ember day forecast weather for three months Saint Patrick's Day March 17 and Psalm Sunday March 26 Holy Week Easter May 11 Ascension Day May 21 Whitsuntide Fourth of July Labor Day September 4 Christmas December 25 Monday
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Washington
Grover Cleveland
Reading Muddle Reveals Unclear Conference Details
A Reading conference remains shrouded in uncertainty with no clear account of attendees or outcomes. Reports describe evasive remarks from McLeod and varied theories about the road attack, while elsewhere in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, masked men terrorize residents and local political figures face scrutiny amidst financial misconduct findings.
Morton to Be Cleve. secretary of agriculture in after dinner speech
J Sterling Morton is to be Cleve. Jana's secretary of agriculture as an after dinner speaker. Frederick Krause died at Boyertown aged 36. He was a crank and his life spent in a cradle. Cadwalader bank president fled West Superior after embezzling 63000. captured at Rio de Janeiro. Wyoming legislature adjourned sine die without a U.S. senator. governor to appoint.
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J Sterling Morton
Jana
Frederick Krause
Boyertown
i Bank
Cadwalader
West Superior
Wis
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Wyoming
United States
Briggs and Smite the Two Professors May Start New Denomination
In New York Tribune notes Prof. Briggs and Prof. South of Columbus may form a new religious denomination. The report says they would seek union support from major cities and denominations, though details and timing remain uncertain and contested by authorities.
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Tribune
eader
Union Thealogical and
Lane semicurie
York
Chicago
Clevelood
Cioeinaath
Briss
Corbett and Brady Arrange Match Negotiations
Corbett and Mitchell talks progress on a potential match withWilliam A Brady pressing for terms. Debate centers on purse division and whether a match should occur while threats to proceed with alternatives linger.
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Pittsburg
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LI Hajot Hambright
CHETESSZ
Wyo
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Baker
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Alabama
Miller
Eliott
South Carolina
Gresham
Wassixetos
Walter Q Gresham
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John Lamont
East Orange
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Justice Jackson
Judge Jackson
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
GARDE
Robert L. Ogle
Creagerstown
Molite Stumbaugh
Woodaboro
Cal
T. T. Hereperger
E. R. Ezchbosch
BL B. Exebiron
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Jerry Deine
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McLeod
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Thomas Cavanagh
St Patrick's Alliance No. 7
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George Spencer
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Hawaii
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state of Washington
William A. Brady
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Southampton, corporation
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Rochester Paper company
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Rankig Te MOThA
Benson- Way
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BIRMINcsay
Jim Brown
Jet Hartson
Dick Harrison
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
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Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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John T. Griffin
Fae Globe
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Sol Smith
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