Real estate listings offer houses farms and a confectionery business
The notice lists properties for sale or rent including a two story brick house on North Markee Street and a thriving confectionery and ice cream business with equipment. Also offered are farms near Frederick including 14 acres with improvements and a country residence of 36 acres with a large mansion. Additional parcels include urban plots and a 123 acre farm with multiple outbuildings. Contact details point to a local office for price and terms.
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Rhodes
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John T. Frazier
Lotert
beautiful farm
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Parersville
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Hreddock
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The News and UK Tappenings of the Day
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Jews of the State and local notes from the era
The article reports a grand jury indicting 30 defendants in criminal cases and notes deaths and injuries including Victor H Newcomer in Washington County and David Ferguson hurt at North East Cecil County. It mentions Kent County creameries, Talbot County forming an auxiliary reed league, and cashless waters disputes near Pocomoke. It also discusses Maryland Revolutionary heroes and a critique of credit distribution among officers in Long Island.
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Young Woman Bitten by Neighbor’s Dog Near Emmitsburg
Miss Joe Cretin, a young woman living near Emmitsburg, was badly bitten by a neighbor’s dog as she entered her yard. The animal attacked her leg and arm, throwing her down and tearing flesh from the shoulder to the wrist before Dr. Brawner provided prompt medical aid.
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Suits Instituted Over Goods Sold by Fictitious Agent
Tim of J Newton & Co of Beltimore through attorney Wim B P Maukby filed suits before Justice Turner against local merchants who bought from a fictitious agent who operated in this city weeks ago and collected payments.
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Debate on World Fair gates closing Sunday argued
On next Wednesday night at 9 o clock several members of the F C M A will gather in the Association parlor for a spirited debate. The topic is Resolved That the gates of the World's Fair should be closed on Sunday.
Dying Congress to Rush Appropriation Bills in Final Week
The fifty second Congress faces a packed closing week with swift action expected on fortifications military and civil bills. Leaders aim to shelve the Hawaiian annexation treaty and push urgent measures through before adjournment while avoiding a new session.
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War disruptions and local incidents across continents
Feb 27 Rio Grande do Sul talks of a possible temporary peace with an interventor to mediate. Santa Ana and Dom Pedrita controlled by federals amid fighting. Farther afield, accidents claim lives in Michigan and Ohio mines, and seven oystermen drown near Chesapeake waters.
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Opposition to Martin unsettles state court ruling amid wavered senatorial race
The state court decision on the Populist house stirs political turmoil as anti fusion Republicans and Democrats blame a deal with Gould interests for Wagener’s withdrawal. Speculation centers on Col Rosington and Populist votes for a straight Democrat, while Populists protest the court ruling and rejoin the Republican House. A string of other brief notes follows from New York banking leader Francis French’s death to Arab slave trader actions in Africa, postal case in Indiana, recovering suspect Wesler C, and a disturbing crime in Canada.
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Envoy Neumann predicts Hawaiian annexation treaty doomed
Paul Neumann, queen Liliuokalani’s envoy to Washington, says the Hawaii annexation treaty is practically defeated. He expects a commission to visit the islands this week to investigate affairs, arguing the treaty offers Hawaii little and the queen has not been deposed, only retired to privacy. The protectorate and governance issues remain disputed as Congress weighs next steps.
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Woman's Revenge In Tennessee Lynching Scene
A mob in Enoxville Tennessee lynched a black man accused of raping Miss Fannie Bell Cecil. The crowd pinned a death-solemn placard. Miss Cecil cut the rope, the body dropped, and cheers rose as she severed the strand. Authorities plan to bring Len Tye to justice. Other items include fire department injuries in St Paul, bold bunco gang activity in Arkansas, and quiet plans for President Cleveland's trip.
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Fannie Bell
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Jestico
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office List
A February 25 1293 notice lists remaining Frederick city post office letters. Call for advertised letters or they go to the dead letter office after two weeks. Names include Mrs J King Miss Matile Gestle men Geo P Bugtia J W McCann J B McKinney A E Remaburg and Touts F Snyder.
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Indignant Jersey Man Denounces Governor Werts Veto
A large protest meeting condemns Governor Werts for vetoing the race track bill. Clergymen and citizens denounce the action while urging immediate enactment and public demonstrations.
Universal suffrage push in Belgium prompts large unofficial vote
A sweeping unofficial referendum in Belgium backed universal manhood suffrage amid rain and crowds across cities. In Brussels about 23,000 votes favored M. Jansen's plan, while opponents faced charges of bribery. the vote signals pressure on the chamber agenda.
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