Little Garden Farm For Sale In Frederick County Md
Real estate agent in Frederick announces multiple listings including the Little Garden Farm owned by Mrs Mary Jemich about 20 acres near Middletown Pike. Features include a two story frame house with seven rooms, outbuildings, fruit and lime, suitable for farming or teaching, priced to sell with possible financing. Also offers other properties including a late James Mahoney residence and the old Hofman homestead with extensive outbuildings, orchards, and limestone.
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Mutus Incerarse
Frederick
Little Garden Farm
Loffer
Little Garden
Mary Jemich
Fredenck City
Middletown
Callat
Jacob Hofman
Johnsville
Frederick County
Marion
Boffman
Union Bridge
Druggists Offer Cod Liver Oil Pours in Frederick MD
Garrott & Peagre's Prescription Druggists advertise cod liver oil in pints and half pints at their South Market Street shop in Frederick Maryland, promoting the product for medicinal use.
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Garrott & Peagre's
Maseret Street
Frederick
Sunday Church Services in City and County Announced
A broad church revival continues in the city led by Rev. C H Young at the Quran Church. Confirmations occurred at the Reformed church last evening with six confirmed and one by certificate. Epiphany services held at All Saints Episcopal chapel with Holy Communion planned tomorrow. Evangelical Lutheran Church holds preparatory services with communion tomorrow morning. M E Church to feature preaching by Rev A J Gill at 10 15 am with Epworth League at 6 30 pm. Communion at Reformed Church at 10 30 am and Missionary Society anniversary addressed by Rev Dr Callender. Elder McCann of Bridgewater College reported two weeks of meetings at the German Baptist church near Broad Run with 21 sermons. Trinkty M E Church South schedules Holy Communion at 10 15 am and 7 30 pm with nightly services all week. Rev J C Hawk is pastor. Rev D J Beale of the Presbyterian church, recently recovering from throat ailment, will preach at 9 50 am tomorrow with no evening service. Sunday School meeting at 2 pm.
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AE. E
C. H. Young
Reformed Church
All Saints Episcopal Chapel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. E
A. J. Gill
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The
Missionary Society
Dr. Callender
Mechanicsburg
Elder & M. McClan
Bridgewater College
Virginia
German Baptist Church
Broad Ran
McCann
Trinkty M. E. Church
South
J. C. Hawk
D. J. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Democrats Rally For Tariff Bill Debate Two Day Extension
Washington Jan 6 Democratic caucus in the House discussed the Wilson tariff bill. Speaker Crisp urged Democrats to back consideration and attend sessions to maintain a quorum. The caucus endorsed a resolution to proceed, while opponents secured a two day extension for general debate if the bill is presented.
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Tariff Debate Fails as Democrats Boycott Quorum
Washington Jan 6 The tariff debate is blocked as Democrats refuse to answer to their names and fail to reach a quorum. Populists with the exception of Bell of Colorado withhold aid, citing debate time limits. House adjourns without action while Senate not in session. In Kansas Torrens artesian water breakthrough promises irrigation for Ford and neighboring counties. Virginia Supreme Court picks judges Buchanan Wardwell Harrison for the high court.
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Hanover County
George
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Spreckles Suit Compromised in Hawaii Company Dispute
San Francisco reports a November suit by C A Spreckles against Adolph Spreckles and his brothers for fraud over interests in Hawaii Commercial Co. The case is dismissed after a compromise. C A Spreckles retains his company interests. Also, A B Farquhar of York denies seeking the Democratic nomination for congressman at large.
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C.a.spreckles
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Hawaii Commercial Company
C. A. Spreckies
Bargquhar
Bannisette
A. B. Farquhar
York
Thieves and embezzlement mark near year in 19th century notes
A late 19th century summary describes a bank collapse and embezzlement case led by Rockafellow, with deposits unsettled and small payouts to some customers. It notes ex-strikers seeking details from President Wilbur, injuries from a carriage accident in Beralenses, and indictments for murder in Briocerox along with wreckage sightings near Atlantic City.
Amesber t shooting shocks town and Iowa senatorial race
In Amesbury Massachusetts a man named Henry Theot was shot in his room after entering his aunt’s parlor and fainting. he is in a dangerous condition and claims the shot came from inside the room. In Des Moines the Iowa Senate race dominates attention with several candidates and Gear leading Cummins trailing.
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Mass
Elm Street
Henry Theot
Theot
Iowa
Des Moines
John H. Gear
W. B P. Hepburn
George D Perkins
John Stone
John F. Lacey
A. B. Cummins
L. Coffin
Gear
Cummins
Perkins
Hepburn
Stone
Prohibit Dangerous Marriages Move Heads to Legislature
Albany January 6 The legislative committee of the New York State Homeopathic Medical Society will press lawmakers to enact scientific laws restricting marriages for those tainted by heredity crime insanity or disease. Green ferns report. Westmoreland miners to strike over ten cent per ton cut. outcome uncertain. West Plains Missouri January 6 Explosion at home of Ses Collins kills him and four children. two neighbors injured. Florida Potsdamer shot six to seven times by hidden assailants under railroad cars. no suspects. Yorkistown Ohio January 6 Mahoning valley miners to strike January 15 over wage cut. Buenos Aires January 6 Ecuador mobilizes army amid possible dispute with Peru.
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Albany
Jan
New York State Homepathic Medical Society
West Plains
Ses Collins
Here
Collins
Quiet U S Deliberations on Hawaiian Crisis Deepens
The State Department received cipher dispatches from San Francisco via Minister Willis, confirming a cable to Minister Willis about restoring the queen. President Dole refuses surrender, while Thurston’s return strengthens the provisional government against restoration efforts. Secretary Gresham awaits Willis’s report and possible next steps.
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State Department
San Francisco
Willis
Revenue
Corwin
Department
Assoeistad
Aucklan
Cheorrich
Dettit
United States
Siliuekalani
Dole
Thurston
Honolulu
Wilkis
Bes
Gresham
The Corwin Arrives and Honolulu Dispatch Rumor
The U S revenue cutter Corwin, after leaving here with a dispatch to Minister Willis at Honolulu, arrives at Mare Island Navy Yard. A messenger’s boat attempt to board failed. an officer sent cipher dispatches to Seers Gresham. A sailor's unverified claim of a big row in Honolulu circulates. Naval opinion says the Corwin is a fast cutter. Mohican may be dispatched with marines. Pennoyer defends his Christmas letter. Brown's commission case proceeds. Suffrage bill advances in London.
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San Francisco
United States Revenue
Corwin
Willis
Honolulu
Mare {Sland Navy Yard
Merchants’ Exchange
Mauver
Gresham
Vallejo
Cal
Hono
Honoi
Tex Willis
All Zealand
Albany Bishop Election Seen With International Phase
The Albany diocese ward finalizes a successor to the late Bishop McNeirney with Very Rev M. A. Burke favored, John Le Heilly and Rev. B. H. McDermott also named contenders as discussions hint at a pope aligned move to form an Albany archdiocese and appoint a new rector. A Stroudsburg vault plot fails as dynamite and crow bars cannot reach the jewelry. Miss Barrowcliffe speaks in sleep for a man named Harry amid an assault case at Jenser City. A misreported French attack on a British expedition causes a brief international confusion. Professor Shortidge’s condition remains grim after his wife’s death.
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Albany
McNeirney
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Rome
O'Connell
Connell
Diocese of
Corrigan
M. A. Burke
John le ' Heillly
Schenectady
BP. H. McDermott
Glens Falls
Shortibdge
Merpia
Swithin C. Shortidge
Media Academy
West Chester Cats Sold for Dissection Warrants Issued
West Chester, Pa. January 6. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals through its agents here has sworn out many warrants against local residents accusing them of catching and selling cats for dissection. Dr Ebringer of the State Normal School is said to have been the purchaser in most cases with many alleged culprits being boys seeking revenue from pet cats.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Agenta
Ebringer
State Normal School
Insane Samuel Alexander Writes From Montreal to Chicopee Mayor
Jan 5 Springfield dispatch reports Samuel Alexander, the man who killed James Nesbitt in Chicopee last July, has written a letter from Montreal to Chicopee Mayor W M E Mellen. He reveals he escaped from Worcester insane asylum after a Superior Court order, detailing his flight and current status.
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Larce
Springfield
Mass
Samuel Alexander
James Nesbitt
Chicopee
ISG1
W. M. E. Mellen
Montreal
Canad
Alexander
Worcester
Superior Court
Riots and Martial Law in Sicily Amid Sicilian Unrest
Large troops in Sicily fail to quell disorder as a 9000 strong mob in Marines clashes with soldiers. Eight rioters and twelve soldiers die or are wounded in street fighting. Reports of protests spread to Caltipisetta and other towns amid a state of siege.
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Sicily
Marines
Caltipesetta
Fased Dei Lavoratori
Raegussa
Monte Chiaro
Neonforte
Gibelbina
Salemi
Nero
Steily
Istera
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed Amid Rumors
The Philadelphia exchange faced a day of rumor with most items in the higher ranges unsettled. Wheat and corn showed thin demand while lard and dairy products varied. pork remained steady as cattle and sheep prices moved within narrow bands, with notable activity in live stock futures and regional quotes.
The Cloud of Uncertainty Dampens Early Trade Review
The weekly review of trade signals persistent uncertainty as 1894 opens. Confidence hints at improvement with the new year but no major changes expected soon. Business conditions remain largely unchanged with mixed results across regions and sectors.
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H.G. Dun & Cole
Strom
New York
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