For Sale Various Rural And Urban Properties In Local Area
Beal state agent offers a brick residence on the south side of Rast 3ourk street near Market Tofs, with rental potential and easy terms. A fine farm near Jolnaville Frederick County Md comprising 76 acres with improvements including a two-story brick house and barn, orchard and limestone. nearby Gries area farm of 68 acres with outbuildings and village access. Also a confectionery storefront on Market Street with full fixtures and stock. owner to assist buyer. COD Liver Oil and Norwegian cod liver oil offered at Garrote & Pearce’s.
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Erstazdge Vo. Mahoneyastrated
Rast
Jacob Hoffman
Jolnaville
Praderick County
W. JO. Hofman
Goion Sridge
James BR. Wofe
Gtica Salts
Frederick County
Gries
Burucker Confectionery
Market Street
Second
Burucker
Mr. Buracker
Mr. Huruckee
Baltimore
Michael-Compher wedding shines in Loversville church
In Loversville at the Lutheran church, Michael Compher and Mollie E. Compher wed before a large gathering chaired by Rev. McLynn. Miss Maxie Myrtle Gonder led the Mendelssohn March, with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home featuring a large cake supper and abundant music. The couple received many gifts and plan a future together in Washington, D. C. In a separate note, ex-sheriff Washington White and party enjoyed a successful coon hunt near Boyd’s Station, taking a 23-pound raccoon with Fine hunting dogs.
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Michael—Compher
Loversville
Mendelsohon
Maxie Myrtle Gonder
Bir
Samuel Hickman
Albert Myers
Herbert Sanders
Messrs
Casper L Soaring
London
County
Harry B. Miler
Westminster
Alice Myers
Elia
Compher
Mollie E. Compher
Taylortown
London County
Maurice W. Michael
Washington, D. C
Prince Albert
McLynn
Samuel Compher
Sil
Sli
Washington White
Montgomery County
Carroll White
Samuel P. Jones
Richard
John
Jacob Musteadt
Fred Schroeder
Boyd's Station
Sherriff White
Hawaiians and U S policy under Queen Liliuokalani
Cabinet unity backs President Cleveland's plan to restore Queen Liliuokalani as a commonwealth. Dole may insist on force if Willis refuses to concede, risking an act of war with U S troops. Britain Japan and possibly Russia oppose, others wary of Pearl River interests and McKinley tariff effects.
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Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Dole World
Wassixdton
Cleveland
Lilinokxlani
Smith
Geurrin
Liliuokilini
Willis
Dole
Will
United Staten
United States
Ivis
Honolulu
State Department
Germany
France
Portugal
Lilinokalani
Liliokalani
Kaiulani
England
Hawaiian Islands
Pearl River Harbor
Pearl River
Blount
The Barcelona Anarchists Arrests Stir Townsfolk
Chaos and arrests reported in Barcelona as police search homes and confiscate powder, fuses, and anarchist literature. A famed Italian suspect, Rinaldi, and others are tied to the Leese theater attack, with Perpignan authorities also noting links to the case. Local officials brace for further outrages as officers guard the town.
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Bagceiona
Yaelutine
Peron
Sabh
Foota
Wher
Sokdas
Esulevsg
Leese Theater
Kevinsz Beee
Rinaldi
Perpizuan
France
Crume
Re Capellios
Barcelonsa
Ali Peron
Jersey's Big Republican Plurality Reported in State Race
TEEXTON Nov 15 The Republican plurality in New Jersey rises to 22 622 the largest in the state's political history. Dem assem 1 Cleveland res 4 and Governor Werts 7 625 are cited from county canvass reports. The brief notes include storm damage in Eat Prussia and local labor news from Braddock and Greenscores.
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Jersey
Teexton
Cleveland Res
Werts
Aluasy
Flower Han
Ridge Way
Brooklyn
George G. Reynolda
Edward M. Shepard
Kings County
Augusta Exposition and Georgia State Fair Open in 1890s Georgia
The Augusta Exposition opens amid a grand procession featuring Governor Northen ex-Governor McDaniel and General Clement Evans. The combined event with the Georgia State Fair showcases southern products and industrial displays with participation from eight nations and fifteen Georgia and South Carolina counties. President Walsh voices unity and progress urging capital and labor to develop the South. The piece notes Augusta as a major lumber center, large cotton market, and rising manufacturing hub, signaling a prosperous southern future.
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Augusta
Union
Georgia
Exposition Building
Northern
McDaniel
Clement A. Evans
South Carolina
Patrick Walsh
August Exposition Company
Lansing Burrows
Sis
Alexander
Northen
South
J. T. Plunkitt
Dixie
Alice Raymond
Washington
Exposition
Attacks in Cafes and Local Notices From Nov 15
A cafe assault on Servian Minister Georgevics prompts claims by attacker Lauthier of avenging society as authorities fear serious complications from blood loss. Separate items report New Jersey Odd Fellows encampment updates, a priest's house burglary in Scranton with heavy loot, and various regional incidents including a fatal shooting accident, a Wilmington barn fire, and Chinese agency expansion steps for the Great Northern Railway.
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Lauthier
Pants
Ami
Georgevies
AL. Georgevies
Lauethier
M. Georgevien
Risa Lauthier
Himeff
M. Georgevies
New Jersey
Odd Fellows
Trenton
Westerday
Masonica Temple
Evan Dalryple
Phillipsburg
Lewis Parker
Wiliam H. Riddle
Atlantic
Joseph Mc’fahon
Newark
Abert Bann
German Valley
Grand Scribe
William H. Courter
Jamesburgh
George Donpierre
Jersey City
J. Barton Smith
Grand Inside Sentinel
Samuel Mills
Camden
Grand Warshall
Joseph
Hest
Woodburr
Dupont
Barnera
Wilmington
Del
Edward Selzer
Messrs. Dupont
Pittstens
Mark ‘Ten Line
Chinaman
Great Northern Railway
Mark Ten Line
Seattle
Hong Kong
Pugilist articles near signing for Corbett bout
New York details from a dinner in the Tendertom district where Harry Mason Charlie Mitchell Jim Hall and others discussed signing glove match articles with Corbett. Disputes over signing dates and side bets surround the planned bout with Mitchell delaying until his side agrees.
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New York
Tendertom
Harry Mason
Jacksonville
Fla
Charlie Mitchell
Jim Hall
Steve O'Pyanell
Bully Thompson
Manner
Mitchell
Getney House
Abent Sutelock
States
Meen
Bi Handing
Edwards
Romany Rye” Company
Moonee Billy Urady
Corbett
Porists
Poss
Cohelkaid
Sina Im Lee
Brossony
St. Brady
Treisman House
Joe Vendig
Circular Dae
Dwyer Brothers
Vendix
Mason
Brady
Bendy
Boton
Blanchant
Coebett
Heroic Teacher Sacrifices Life in Cooperville School Fire
A country schoolteacher May Porter dies saving a child during a fire at Cooperville school. She and two older boys guide students to safety through a window before the flames engulf the building. One child, Willard Jastinson, returns inside and the teacher reenters to save him, both succumbing to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubi Nunda
May Porter
Keine
Httle Willan Jastinson
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations Review
Closing quotations from New York Philadelphia and Buffalo markets show mixed movement. Prices advanced briefly on sh market then declined. details list various readings for Reading, Lake Erie and Western, New Jersey Central, Bel and Hudson, and other primary exchanges with bid and ask figures. Wheat corn and pork markets noted weak or steady, with regional variations and fresh quotes for futures and batch grades.
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New York
Philadelphia
Wang
Lehigh
Wln.y
Pennsylvania
Hoaest
Reading
Lake Erie & W
New Jersey
Bel & Hudson
Geners
New
Selia
Sida Do
Sith Ec
Isamua
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Tissona
Beal
Sroces
Bospsaxp
Gatual Inmraoce Building
Fredsrick, Md
Garrote & Pearce’s
Prescription Druggists
Hymeneas
Liliuokalani
Mars Laxpixe
Richland
John Bald
J. Jones
Conneh
Becaus
Brunswick
New Brexewicn
N. JL
John N. Carpenter
James F. Rusling
Trennon
Vienna
Ernest von Ploier
Finance Ministry
THE
Barcelona
Sherilxnd
Gare May
Hund
Sherif
Cape M
Boston
Commerce
Columbia
William Cramp & Sons
Stradley
San Francisco
Treasury Department
Tresttax
Norbking
Supreme Court
Bristol Liquor Dealers
Bristol
Thaddeus Farler
William 3. Silvert
Jane Silbert
Lawrence McOwen
Doylestown
Farley
Silbert
Apple
Maybrick
St. Louis
John Ingraham
Grace Church
Caroline von Roque
Florence Marbrick
Woking
America
Salyards
Prirescre
State Supreme Court
Charles Salyard
Xourder
Cumberland County
George H. Martin
Praca
Prussia
Sume
Greenseces
George Stewart
New Albany
John Stewart
Charles Dowden
Panis
Moaidamed Mirek
Lilie
Department of
Nord
Ausasia
Snd
Wal Cnil
Pendleton
Ore
Milton
Columbia River
Hopson
Valparaiso
Ind
Claire Robinson
Robinson
Normal College
Mbhery
Dakota
Lebamgy
Aante Kreider
Albert Boikota
Arkansas
Bis Biuerf
Ark
Nelson
Anese
Wassingtos
Thomas V. Cooper
Joh
Cooper
Mepis
Anthony Mealer
Southave Media
B. Measey
Bat
Halliday
Murrderona
Monticrio
Mra. Hallday
Scraxtox
Father Christ
St. Mary's
Orreau
Melo
Wasnixetox
Secretary of the Navy
Picking
Rio
Admiral Mello
Mello
Ibs
John Bargaff
Xew Brigates
Oliver Molter
Heaver County
Safferme
Walnut Treen
Paducah
Monroe Wyatt
Florence
Fred Huches
Wyatt
Hughes
Kentucky
Brankfoft
Senate
Dorristorn
Margaret Richardson
Pattison
Faretsstre
John Wiliam Jackson
Clearfield
Western Penitentiary
Banger Hrady Mas
Sommerset
Andrew Mock
Shade Township
Mock
Neehe
Chicago
Oscar Neehe
Altgeld
Linge
Dynamire
Neebe
Rathoky
Srombert
AULAX
Mov
Count Kalnoky
Signor Brin
Count Nigra
Humbert
Mononafeiny
Kainokris
Kann
Torres
Kan
Kansas
Ld Crear
Memphis Fire
Thomas Pant Mated
Pern
YMC
Trey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cronen
Borsiar
Briocetos
SN. J
Bridgeton
Craig
Maton Cuck
Storm
Herdt
Nichols
Allan Craiz
Pirtseree
Amatgamateds Association
Bumaing
Tunemannoge
Factoryville
Midway
Lake Carey
Lake Winck
Lonnox
Lord Hosebery
Coal Mine Owners’ Federation
Miners Federation
Foreign Office
Mexico
van Roberts
Rush Hill
John Bennett
Tas Vexas
N.M
Roberta
Bennet
Sangamog River
Decatur
Ill
Pennesylvania Posuma
Wasfincius
Hernon
Ellalia
John Foulkrod
Liberty
D.O. Anderaun
Negley
G. W. Lesher
New Buffalo
Ella J. Burns
Sugartown
Aonmouth
New Storn Freehold
N. J
Matthiay Wolley
Long Branch
Monmouth County
J. Clarence Conner
Rodney
Atoker
Ftain Caltie
Buffalo
Allie Strong
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