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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1893

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Real Estate and Bond Offers From W S Parsons Office

W S Parsons, real estate agent and dealer in bonds and mortgages, advertises 220000 in coupon bonds of Frederick Brick Works secured by a first mortgage on all real estate and plant, with five percent interest payable May and November. Also reaches listings for two houses for sale, a stock farm of 350 acres near Poolesville, a two story brick near West All Saints, and a country residence for sale or rent near Frederick. Also mentions sale of rental property and farm details.

Mural Insurance frederick, Ha Frederek Brick ‘Works sald company John Wilcoxon All Sainw St Murset Fale All Saints St Weatof Ice LBs PoolestiHe Montgomery County algo White Chah Leo feres Longesed Callas John B. Williares draddock Frederick National pike

Revival and church notices fill Chi

Sunday services and weekly meetings dominate the city and county church schedule. Revival at M E Church and monthly Chinese League gathering. farewell sermon in Baltimore pastor to lead Linganore parish. Real estate transfers include Grose to Wenner and Swank, and several land deeds.

M. E All Saints chapel Chinese League Mr. Hench Pleasant Hill Zion's Reformed Churches Synod of the Reformed Church United States David D. May Protestant Episcopal Memorial Church of the Dors Stone Estella Albertie Sissey Bertie Ramsburg T. M. Biser Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school Benjamin Blackston W. H. Best Jr. Baumgardner J. B. Hargett Reformed Church D. BE. R. Eschbach Maryland Sharpsburg Washington county Wm. L. Grose George Wenner George M. Swank Samuel W. George Braunawick Ann V. Buhrman John Sewell Peter Dudderar Luke C. Ensor Thomas Marshall Thomas F. Palmer Thomas A. Ogle Frank Brightwell

World Fair Opens with American Art and Power Display

The Chicago Columbian Exposition opens with a grand ceremony as President Palmer signals the vast machinery. Director General Davis reports rich exhibit placement and a record $150,000,000 in wealth. fifty nations and 31 colonies attend while France and Germany vie in art and engineering. The Midway promises playful chaos, water halls and electric marvels showcase American genius.

Curiaco Davis W. H. Milburn D. D the horse of representatives Jeasie Gouther Chicago W. A Croffutt Waskingion Rienzi Cleveland Palmer mo ton bation yzan avenue Fifty-fisse street South park Bayer avenue Palmer avenue Midway pl Rice Columbian guards Jackson park Manufactures foreign commission Lake Michigan America Europe Devis United States union France Germany great lake nis Chiaa g Lafayette Rochambea

Memorial notices and obituaries from a local paper

Obituaries and notices recount deaths of Charles W Sinn Henry Zepp David Cole Lorenzo Brashears Lloyd Logan John Johnson and Hazel Young. Details include ages, causes, burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery and military service notes. Local context mentions families and community reactions.

LORENZO BRASHEATS Lorenzo Brashears Knoxville Theodore Brashears Baltimore and Ohbio Railroad LLOYD LOGAN Winchester Mauris Worthington JOHN JOHNON John I. Johnson East Eighth street HAZEL YOUNG Hazel Ruth Geo H. snd Emma Young Senieyaville Mt. Olivet

Night Watchman Faces Charge After Altercation On Steamer Hastonia

On the Hastonia bound to Greenup Kentucky Captain Hamilton accused McAllister Wan a terror of entering a lady passenger state room. McAlister denied it and knocked the captain down. The captain rose and was shot at but not hit. A porter grappled with him as four more shots were fired before the crew overpowered the watchman and turned him over to authorities at Greenup Kentucky.

McAliester Inoxtex Captain Hamilton Hastonia McAlester MeAllester MacAllester Greenup

Local cemetery and company directors elected this year

At Olivet Cemetery four names were elected as directors for the coming year. Also at the Frederick and Opossumiowa Turnpike Company office the board appointed includes Dr Fairfax Schley and George W. Cramer among others. Franklin Sayings Back of Frederics elected new fellows led by Thomas E Pope and Albert T. Rice. Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County chose an extensive slate including James SMeesberry and Charles E. Trail for the upcoming year.

Olivet Cemetery First National Bank Charles W. Rose Cyrus G Heifenstefan I. M. Nixdorf Miller Clingen A. ©. McCardel Iacob Tyson Edward S. Eicheierger H. Hunt Thomas E. Pope Alexander Brengle Augustine D. O'Leary GC. Mepherry John Eisenhauer Mutual Insurance Company Frederick County James SMeesberry Charles E. Trail Joseph Croalse Thomas R. Jardee Joseph G. Miller James Houck Samuel Da Milton G. Umer David Winebreuer Jas. E. Walker Jno D. Hendrickson

Hagerstown Hints and Sharpsburg Electric Plan

Mr Hutton of Baltimore proposes to provide Sharpsburg with electricity for 3 per year. His scheme places the plant at Antietam Railroad station and extends to Shepherdstown Reedysville and Boonsboro. John H Mills of Brownsville had three ribs broken in a plowing accident. Rev Dr C L Keedy, Kee Mar College president, to address Susquehanna Synod at Montgomery Pa May 8 on Education. Say you saw it in The News.

Hagerstown Hutton Baltimore Sharasburg Antietam Shepherdstown KReedysville Boonsboro John H. Mills Brownsville C. L. Keedy Kee Mar College Susquehanna Synod Montgomery

Horatio Phillips Flying Machine Demonstration

A new steam powered flying machine by Horatio Phillips was tested on a circular track by Harrow experts. The craft used a steam engine, a screw propeller, and a large wooden sail, achieving a three quarters circuit flight of 600 feet at 25 miles per hour with lifting power from a 188 square foot sail.

Lospex Darius Green Harrow Horatio Pips

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