Real estate and confectionery ads in Frederick Missouri market
A wordy ad page offers properties for sale or rent in Frederick County Missouri. Listings include a 9 room brick residence on East Board Street, a 176 acre farm near Johnsville with outbuildings and orchard, a 60 acre farm near Utica with a stone house and outbuildings, plus a first class confectionery store on Market Street with fixtures. Agent calls for details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vm. Maborey
East Board Street
South Street
Jacob Hofman
Johnsville
Praderick County
Ialara Call
W. O. Hoffman
Golon Sridge
Laffer
James RK
Wolfe
Crica
Frederick County
Utica
Maryland's Boundary Plan Could Add Half Million Acres
Attorney General Poe filed Maryland's answer in the Supreme Court to West Virginia's cross bill over the state line. If decided for Maryland, about 500000 acres may transfer, centering on Potomac source disputes and the Fairfax stone legend. Maryland seeks the river boundary along the south bank. News of the Churches reports Rev. J Edwin Amos from Canton Street Church will serve Union Church in Wilmington, succeeding Rev Hubbard. Amos, Baltimore native educated locally, has held multiple charges and will preach November 2 at his new pulpit.
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Poe
United States Supreme Court
Maryland
West Virginia
Fairfax
Potomac River
Virginia
Fairfax Stone
Potomac
J. Edwin Amos
Canton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Wilmington
Union Church
Del
E L.hubbard
Madison Square Church
Alleghany City
Austin M. Courtensy
Amos
Belair Academy
Harford County
Crcuit
Westernland
West Baltimore
North Baltimore Station
Strawbridge
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Strat Church
Annapolis
Woodberry and
Dumbarton Avenue
Washington
Reading Club Meets at Maulsby Home
Miss May Diehl’s Reading Card will convene this evening at the residence of Mr. Wm. P. Maulsby Jr. on West Church Street. Warriage Licenses list Frank Young of Howard County and Emme A. Ghaney of Piano No. 4, B. & O. Railroad. Mysterious poisoning at Renisviile alleged. family refuses information. morphine suspected. Slave trade acquitted in Zanzibar. Pittsburg reports boosted industrial activity with 15,000 more workers in Allegheny mills since October 1. Casper Francis of Spring City National Bank dies suddenly from hiccough exhaustion.
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THE
Reading Club
Frank Young
Howard County
Emme A. Ghaney
Pittsburg
Pittsbirg
Allegheny County
Hiccoughs
West
Casper Francis
Spring City National Bank
Repeal Bill Signed in Quick Capitol Row
The Chief Magistrate affixed his signature to the repeal bill ending the purchasing clause of the Sherman law. The House vote was 195 to 9 against, with 124 Democrats 3 Republicans and 1 Populist for concurrence. President Cleveland signed at 4 95 p.m., ending the extraordinary session after a tense, brief debate.
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Cleveland
Congress
Bland
Wileen
Senate
Crisp
House
Pearson
Committee
Stevenson
Capitol
White House
Carlisle
Olney
Thurber
Gannon
Cal
Alderson
Black
Brookshire
Donovan
Edmunds
Geary
Holman
Richardson
Mich
Swanson
Marshall
Turpin
Post
Tyler
Neill
Weaver
Kyle
Lewelling
Torrens
Kan
George Ll. Douglass
Rpublican
John I. Dunsmore
Wichita
George R. Peck
Peck
Douglass
Weeks Will Plead Guilty After Embezzlement Arrest
New York embezzler Weeks arrived in New Orleans from Costa Rica aboard the Foxhall under Detective Reilly. He plans to plead guilty when he reaches New York, seeking mercy from the court and offering no further statements.
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New York
New Orleans
Defsarter
Costa Rica
Reilly
Francis W. Weeks
Janes Nicolls
Weeks
Hodriguez
Consul Williams
Uo Limon
Foxhall
Lobengula Defeated British Pursuit Near Bulawayo
Capetown dispatch reports Major Forbes and Dr Jameson’s force capturing Lobengula’s capital Bulawayo after clashes with Matabele forces. Britons gained ground with superior arms, forcing Matabeles to retreat toward the Zambesi or western uplands. Lobengula accompanied his regiments northward as pursuit continued.
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Tobengtsa
Gatlington
Forbes
Chartered Companies
Bulawaryo
Buluwaro
Matoppo
Zambesi
Umniati
Lobeagnia
Lobengula
Murderer's Quiet Smile Amid Public Farewell to Mayor Harrison
A long funeral queue stretched through City Hall as Mayor Harrison lay in state, with up to ten thousand filing past the bier. Prisoner Prendergast, the assassin, wandered the jail corridor seemingly unaware, smiling at jeering inmates as band music floated through grated windows.
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Harrison
Caiiaco
Tully
Asassin
Oregon Thanksgiving Proclamation and News Clippings
Salem Oregon governor Pen nomyer proclaims the fourth Tuesday as a day of thanksgiving while urging restoration of silver as legal tender to revive industry. The column includes a freight wreck in New Jersey, pardon pleas from Crete Pennsylvania, and brief regional notes on flour production, investigations, rail orders, and local indictments.
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Pennoyer
Frayers
Elisetallian
Salem
Ore
Commonwealth
Oregon
Edo
Congress
United States
Through a Bridge Disaster At Ponrkan Oregon
A fog bound morning crash near Ponrkan Oregon reports an East Side Mack electric car plunging through the Madison Street bridge draw into the river. Five bodies recovered, two missing, rail gates closed, brakes faulty on frost slick tracks. Additional items include an administrator petition over a Bat tle Creek wreck and various local incidents.
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Ponrkan
Ore
East Side Mack Company
Paul Qder
Alice
Elwood
Huiterman
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Parsons
ERS
Pasos
Sroces
Mutual Insurance Building
Fredrick, Mc
Buracker Confectionery
Market Street
Screeta
Rego
Mr. Barucker
Renisviile
Losms
Zanzibar
White
Loxposov
James Roosevelt
Henry White
Bayard
Mrr. White
Mrr. Bayard
New Fork
Joseph O. Hayes
Coffin & Stanton
Henry D. Garrett
Loper
James F. Buchanan
John T. Brush
Ludlow W. Crow
C. W. Selden
Tombs
Chcaco
Davis
Enwoon
Ind
Elwood Window Glass
Lass
Reading
Philadelphia Jmpany
Lebanon
Schuylkill Valleys
Damascus
Constantinople
Dobu the Baptist
Berks County
Reapise
D. M. B. Wann
Lafayette
Edward Cool
Buck Creek
Luke Towle
Obadiah Hall
Cornell
Hall
Bridgeport
Brioccroft
Conn
St. Louis
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Femperance
Wiillesbarre
Beane
Catholic University At
Exweon, Ind
Summerton & Conkling
A. J. Enough
Edwin F. Chi
Michigan
California
Philadelphia
Charles Hampton
Dallas
Lex
Story
Herkimer County Bank
Little Falls
N.Y
Detroit
Charles Brown
Quincy
Tis
Withooi
Brerr
Cologne
Cape Town
James Boler
Asced
FL Brown & Co
Ier
Calinestani
Bfrlin
Schneidemahl
Prussia
Buddow
Herr Brer
Berlin
Delaware
Will.sitxetox
Coleman
Episcopal Diocese
Cully
Tracas
Berl
Hanover
Freiherr von Meyerinck
Johann Faebrie
Ludwig Achter
Samuel Seemann
Albert Herzman
Max Hosenberg
Julius Rosenberg
Julius Suesssman
New Jersey
Trenton
Happenheimer
Leon Abbott
Assembly
Jahnstown
Johnson Iron Company
Cambria Company
Rio Fa
Republica Rammes
Rio de Janero
Santo
Metio
Trestow
Hermann Schlegel
Battle Creek
Batte Creek
Grand Trunk
Robert Vance
Simcoe
Ont
Nichols
Ambassador van Alen
Providence
Hope Goddard
William Goddard
Rhode Island
Newport
Lenox
van Alen
Phillrsei’ Kg
Lehigh Valley
Bloomsbury
N.J
Johnson
Crete
John Sharpless
Eastern
Rev. W. Bryant
M. E. Church
Sharpless
Minneapolis
Superior
Duluth
Stone
Wasuixctos
Bad Stone
Wratten
Jeffersonville
Hastings
Kehrigh Valley
Nesame
Eastox
Lehigh Valley Railroad
South Easton
Reading Road
Ferris
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Covington
America
C. W. Ferris
Father Dent
Brooklyn
Father Francis Dent
Friars Minor of
St. Francis
Kings County Grand Jury
Iners
Breorgani
Shenandoah
Jancy
Cap
United States Army
Lisnteney
Fort Sheridan
Crea
St Christ Charles Teesdale
Bagnor
Ida Dayton
Ida Parton
Samuel Jackson
St. Pat
Methodist Foreign Missionary Society
Siam
Lexpos
Bangkok
Portland
Port Hrnux
W. BL Clark
Sarnia
Albert Bradley
Grand Tronk
Judes
Clark
Railroad Company
Bradley
Airs. Bradley
Newpork
J. H. Young
Corinna
Jennie
Dexter
Young’s Crossing
Miss Young
Mrs. Young
Mer. Young
Veternor Heynolds
Winwixcros
Reynolds
Rome
Ajuceio
Com Sica
Avelan
Nicholas I
Etxa
George Webber
Paterson
Hawes
John H. Whiting
Charles H. Sterling
Penna
Br. Paul
Lehigh
Lake Erie
N.E
del. & Hudson
Ssenera
Priladelpria
Fiour
Wister S
Nperfine
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
TiFee
Buffalo
Burrato
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