For Sale Listings From a Frederick Real Estate Agent
WL Parsons advertises as a real estate agent dealing in stocks and mortgages with offers to buy on commission. The copy details several properties for sale near Frederick including Mr. 3,8 L a two story frame house on Liberty Street with 50 front and 300 depth, Mr. George A. Gilbert’s 14 acre country farm west of Frederick on the Baltimore Pike with new buildings, and John T. Frazier heirs' 6-field farm with a bank barn and fruit orchard. Also listed is the elegant Braddock area 26 acre country residence of John Williams, Esq. with a 2 story mansion, outbuildings, and grounds, plus a Thomas Dixon farm of 123 acres near Urbans with modern improvements. Call the office for particulars and prices.
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Outgoing Store Offers Dry Goods Closeout for Cash
After closing our stock and moving by April 1, we offer a twenty five hundred dollar dry goods and notions closeout. A line of ginghams white goods corsets hosiery gloves parasols sun umbrellas men's shirts collars caps will sell in cash at well under cost. Goods available over the next sixty days. Call and gain entry.
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Enthusiasm in Honolulu Over Annexation Prospects
Honolulu sees large crowds and flag displays as news from Washington signals favorable annexation moves. The arrival of ships from San Francisco and Sydney sparks pride among Americans Germans and educated natives as debate continues about U S sovereignty in Hawaii. A later report notes incidents between British and American crews and a police inquiry into a missing man later found drowned in Jersey City.
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Report of joint committee findings on Fifty-first and Fifty-second congresses shows Senate figures exclude indefinite appropriations while the House totals include them. Allison asserts rising direct appropriations and stable revenues. Holman argues figures favor the Fifty-first by about 8.5 million, after adjusting for pensions and deficiences.
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Paris reports Charles de Lesseps as principal witness in the Panama conspirator case. He recalls demands for 1,000,000 francs for lottery reform and payments of 375,000 francs, with references to government pressure and bribe plans involving Herz, Freycinet, Floquet, and Reinach as the probe nears further testimony. The court scene draws Paris society and politics figures as indictments loom.
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National League announces 1893 championship schedule
The National League closes its session with only minor rule changes and announces the 1893 championship schedule. Opening dates set for April 27 and ending September 30, with Boston, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago and other clubs listed for home and away series across May to September.
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Hotel Guesta Narrowly Escapes Fire in Carrollton
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Simmons versus Hall Ends With Uncertain Finish and Big Payout
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Pennsylvania Legislatūs Adversely Reported On Ballot Law
A Sunday newspaper report notes multiple bills in the Pennsylvania legislature with mixed fates. The senate rejected closing polls early while approving liquor licensing and child protection measures. other bills were defeated or reported negatively, and new measures include ballot law changes and ethics topics.
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Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations and Grain Prices
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