Real estate sale notices in Frederick area ads
Local Frederick ads offer farms and houses for sale including a 225 acre Howard County farm, a 103 acre Carroll Manor property with outbuildings, a two story back house near North Market Street, and a 50 acre Hartcony Grove country property. Also listed are a 204 acre B&O near Point of Lock and a 10 acre home near the Baltimore road with extensive outbuildings. Includes agent contact at 6 W Patrick St and Mutusi Insurance Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutusi Insurance
Peederick
Ioffer
Wim. F. Seshrist
New Design
Ballenger Creek
Carroll Manor
Seenrist
Edward Percy
Marset
Anapail Vantossen
Perry
Mir
Calvin Cronize
Hartcony Grove
Boone
Frederick
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvanis
Daniel T. Lakin
beck
Oron
Lalna
pire
Ezra Brengie
Ssitmore pire
Frederick County
Weather predictions by Da Hicks for January storms
Da Hicks issues forecasts for January detailing a storm period early in the month followed by a cold wave from the 2nd to 5th. He warns of recurring cold, possible rain and snow later in the month, with danger days around the 24th to 28th and another cold wave approaching after the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Til Hicks
Janusty
Cumberland youths plan Washington trip to sell horse
Charles Allen and Edward Brideham of Cumberland started last Wednesday to drive to Washington via Hancock Hagerstown and Frederick. Brideham’s horse and buggy will be sold in Washington. The pair will stay in Washington if they can find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Edward Brideham
Cumberland
Washington
Hancock
Hagerstown
Frederick
Mr. Brideham
Curious Celt Born Near Myeraville
John Miller reports a curious Celt foal near Myeraville with a single eye in the middle of the forehead and ears set far back. The colt’s dam has borne twins three consecutive times, a remarkable pattern observed in the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Myeraville
Mr Blaine in Critical Condition Amid Stimulant Treatment
Reports from Washington detail James G. Blaine's renewed peril with three relapses and a vital-stimulant regimen. Family and medical staff hold cautious hope as nitroglycerin and other measures support heart function. Vice President Morton and President seek updates while Rev. Dr Hamlin ministers at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
James G. Blaine
Washington
Blaaine
Mr. Ainme
Mlle
Mr. Blaine
Surange
Morton
Bortelle
Foster
Halford
White House
mgas
Mir. Blaine
LS Hamna
Presbian
Church of the Covenant
Harlin
Lovelock
Mr. Bie
Hamlin
dar
midaichi
Biaine
Thizight
Union Firing At Pennsylvanian Rail Yard Sparks Mass Dismissals
Across various rail divisions the Pennsylvanian railroad and Vandalia line announce discharge or pressure to quit unions. At Indianapolis freight handlers faced a choice with Colonel Perry declaring loyalty to company wages over union ties. twenty three union members were affected. ten discharged and others quit. Reports also note typhus deaths on North Brother Island and new cases in New York, and other unrelated regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapole Oran
met
wnion
Tam
union
Pennsylvania Central
Order of Railway Telegrapher
Indianapolis
freigher bendlers
department of labor
roug
Warark Tsprasapouis
Vandalia railroad
Pennsylvania
New York
North Brothers’ Island
David Wash
John Farley
Barard street
Richard Derney
James Wan
James Navin
Edward Mann
Richard Cannon
John Lange
Bellevue hospital
Dugene Rucker
Daniel J. Mahoner
Zucker
Ofcer Gustav Hinkledas
Eldndge Street
Mahoney
Ice Gorge Breaks Loose on Ohio River Flooding Barges
A massive 3,000,000 ton ice gorge formed on the Ohio River near Cincinnati and moved rapidly downstream at dawn. It crushed river packets and coal barges, sank the Matthwan, damaged towboats and wharf structures, while crews battled to free vessels and protect property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio’ River
ames
Cincinnati
Heer
Tacoma
Bostona
St. Lawrence
Iron Queen
K. Speed
New Mary Houston
Fleetwood
Guy of Madison
Carrolton
Bononss
St Jey
Cuts
Veray
Eagle
Charlie Clark
Comet
Alice Barr
Kenwood
Mattheson
Contruy
Dicbands
Memphis
New Orleanns
Loutey de Martines
fee
ese
Cmeimunti
Coney Island
Little Miami
Grei Miami
Lawrenceburg
Ohio
Mattheoonu
Cholera theory and experiments by von Pettenkofer
British Medical Journal summarizes an advance Munich paper by Max von Pettenkofer on cholera etiology. He proposes a three factor model with a specific germ, focal disposition, and local conditions, and recounts self experiments showing colon bacillus alone did not cause Asiatic cholera without conducive environment. He stresses y as essential to make a place cholera-proof and questions Koch’s simplistic view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Pettenkofer
Munchener Medicinische Wochenschift
Max von Pettenkofer
Koch
Hemburg
Gaffky
Vuit
Dra. Pfelffer
Eisenlohr
Tramburg
Emmerich
Fraudulent Insurance Swindle Targets Farmers
A stranger touts a fake insurance firm and insures farm property, taking payment and disappearing if a fire never occurs. The article warns readers to beware of a bogus company and deceitful agents posing as legitimate insurers.
Hymeneal Wiles Is A Noble
A 1892 wedding notice lists Walter S. Wiles of Lexington and Clara A. Isanogle of Catoctin Furnace married December 23 at the bride’s home in Catoctin Furnace by H A Asper. Several other marriages and local notices follow in this period summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WILES
Catoctin Furnace
i A. Asper
Walter 5. Wiles
Lextown
Clara A. Isanogle
FULTON —BIGGS
Ber
Dr McGlynn Clarifies Papal Restorement and Doctrinal Stand
Dr McGlynn announces his doctrinal statement backing United Labor party and Anti Poverty society. He cites official papal actions restoring his priestly rights and discusses potential diocesan assignments and negotiations with church authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
New York
Cooper Union
Dr. McGigan
United Labor party
Annti-Poverty society
Terrific Heplosion Injures and Kills in Pittsburg
A massive gas explosion in Pittsburg injures four and kills three, with victims named as Phare Daves Sarah Daves and Thomas Perez. cause linked to a natural gas leak. Police and investigators pursue forgery and fraud charges against multiple suspects, with a society woman fined and a missing bookkeeper in Springfield. A new National Bank planned for Reading with $20,000 capital and $50,000 subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natral
Pittsburg
la manth
victms
Phare Daves
Thomas Peres
Sarah
Daves
New National Bank for
Reading
Reaprve
Congress Debates Anti-Option Bill Amid Other Business
In Washington this week the Senate considers the anti-option bill as quarantine debates delay action on broad moral measures and annual appropriation bills. Political maneuvering signals a vigorous fight upon resumption, with direct-vote senatorial elections and related bills also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasineros
congress
senate
Warbbaran
Church Notices and Services Report
The Rev M Bovey filled his appointment at Rocky Springs Chapel. Holy communion was celebrated at the Reformed Church. Four persons were received on certificate from other churches. The Epworth League of the M E Church met in the lecture room led by Mr R R Lewis on Personal Responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGlyne
pops
apostolic debegate
Father McGisnn
tettera
the
apostolic deterate
delarns
Keane
Catholic Diversity
New York
Brooklyn
thas
Satolli
Luiser
pope
Bovey
Rocky Springs Chapel
Reformed Church
Epworth League
M. E
R. R. Lewis
Local Health Notes and Five Property Transfers
The sick list includes William J. Roi of Fellow Springs improving Calivin Rhodes not as well Sir William A Rice of West Patrick Street on the sick list. Hex Estate Transfers report Iscob Koogle trustee to Henry Kep an ho 30 acres of land. Jacob M Eyler and wife to David W land Annie M Bentz 3 acres valued at 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Roi
near
Fellow Springs
Calvin Rhodes
William P. Rice
William A. Rice
West Patrick Street
Iscob Koogle
Henry Kep
Jacob M. Eyler
David W. land
Annie M
Bentz
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Davis
Standard
Singer
A. G LOBENTZ
GREAT LEWINS MACHINE AGENCY
W. Patrick Strest
PARSONS
C. E. Schindler
Howard county
Schindier
THE NEWS
HICKS
Mills
Hogt AUSTIX
Texian
Eunes
Air
Hogg
Malls
PLAINFIELD
N. J
James Sullivan
New Jersey Central railroad
Philadelphia flyer
ALTooxs
Easstern capitelization
James Kerr
national house of representatives
Altoona, Clearfield and Northern railways
pricipal stockhholders
Samuel Langdon
Philadelphi
Riavin G. Pa
Falls of French Creek
elaware and
Lancaster
Fort Warne
Ind
Condhrers
Brissels
New York Life Insurance company
Asramet a Caan
BaLtimors
Captain Watkins
bath
Kenna
Wassin
West Virgnna
Jam
A. BLE Olson
Frederick Knapp
Battivonri
Jane
cta
Knapp
institute
Heart
Mitchell Very
Carcass
John L. Mitchell
Palmer House
Estent
Zhumage
Prixekrox
Wailis
Twigs county
Lipscomb Richelle Mirenell
Reavixu
Knights of Labor
Philadelphia and Besting Railroad company
Paco ab anti-Pinkerton
simeon West
stow
Sameen West
azed, SO
Cargine county
Wet
dimis
West
Witam M We
Newdever
Bomas C. Wet
Denton Nations
Asaanit
Samuel V. Bower
Tatiwar
Bowers
Creitz
ALLEYTOWN
Jan
board of
Bee insyedom
E T. Grenbach
Tilghman J. Despoy
Warren Creutz
Bricklayers and Masons
Bartimone
Tan
Bricklayers and ‘Masons’ International union
Ford's
Grand Opera House
Rosana Staley Gambrili
James H Gambrili
John Roserts
Westminster
Edgewood
Arsby
county
Jordan
Thomas H. Gaither
George Gaither
Albert Dorsey
Henry C. Gaither
Benjamin F. Hooper
James
Milica E. Getzendanner
Abraham Getzendanner
James W. Palmer
Harvey D
C. Gieselman
Infante
ay BoA
DR. M’GLYNN
M. SATOLLIS
Andrew Haase
amd pritce
justice
Tuage Dana
Mm Pratt P. Gibbs
SPRINGFIFID
Mass
George F. Cooper
Newell Manufacturing company
Canada
KIH
Maurice Bernhardt
Sarah Bernhardt
Vie Parteerne
Maurice
Maurie Ubehardt
MS Bernhardt
Therese Jablonowski
Ladve Houagarte
Sapohon
Hearst
Creace
William Finsella
Charles Stutth
Smith
Kinsella
A. Feriinn
stone
Sucher cLaru
Pete foin Barr
wihieani
peta
Kiuggents
Wa- TN
Purelars
Bairfax Court
George Washington
Carnegie
Aileheny Bessemer steel works
Doquesne
Braddock works
Carouse company
Bessemer
Homestead
Camecte
State street
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