Real Estate and Local Business for Sale in Frederick County
Real estate agents advertise properties for sale or rent in Frederick MD area. Listings include a two story brick home on East South Street near Market with nine rooms, a large well and orchard. a Jackson County style farm near Johnsaville with 176 acres, lime kiln and limestone. a Wells Farm near Cure Mills with six eight percent acres and a large stone house. a first class confectionery store on Market Street with complete stock and fixtures. Also, a Newburg recipe column and household tips.
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Mahoneysrmacet
East South Street
South Street
Jacob Homan
Johnsaville
Frederick County
Aiso Bank Nares
Fraic
W. O. Hofman
Daion Bridge
Anise Eytele Fary
James & Wolfe
Cure Mills
Predecex County
Grica
Callar My
Offic
Buracker Confectionery
Buracker
Mr. Boracker
Baltimore
Trimmed Soup Prelude Sets Dinner Tone
The article counsels using a light clear soup as a prelude to a formal meal. It warns against heavy soups and recommends servings small enough to not overwhelm the courses.
What Wearied Him Aged Man Explains Daily Burden
An old man explains his constant weariness by likening his duties to two falcons for his eyes two hares for his feet two hawks for his hands a bridled tongue a fighting heart and a sick body all needing daily care. The friend remarks on the heavy load.
Trentons Battle Monument Unveiling Draws Nation's Dignitaries
The Trenton unveiling of the Trevven battle monument drew crowds of about 30 000 as governors Flower Pattison Reynolds and others attended. New York New Jersey Delaware and Massachusetts leaders praised patriotism and urged preservation of historic battle sites. The 150 foot shaft crowned by a Washington statue cost over 60000 for the shaft with the statue a New York gift.
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Trexton
Trevven
Miss Rossel
Trent
Trenton
Russell
Massachusetts
Werts
New Jersey
Morris
Connecticut
Brown
Maryland
Abbett
Green
John Glover
Continental Army
Washington
Delaware
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Congress
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Governor Flower
New York
Acceis
America
Morma
Edient
Ward
Barlow
Princeton
George T. Werts
Monmouth
Morristons
Treaton
Essex
Newark
Elizabeth
William G. Sewell
Grand Army of the Republic
State of
Still No Compromise Deliberations on Silver Repeal Schedule
Senators Gor map Ransom White Cockrell Wiss Gray Walthall and Blackburn met with Secretary Carlisle in executive session to discuss compromise terms on silver repeal. Carlisle remained firm for unconditional repeal, with a potential future effective date debated by caucus members and various factions seeking January July or after this administration.
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Wasuiserox
Gormap
Ransom
White
Cockrell
Wiiss
Gray
Walthall
Blackburn
Carlisle
Treasury
White House
Camden
Harris
Jones
Ark
Caucus Committee
Quay
Southern
Congress
Political theater and legal motions in Senate session
The third act of a legislative session ends with a dispute over a journal entry for Teller of Colorado. Butler accuses crowds of applauding, invites Hill to a street confrontation, and Manderson withdraws a hostile-meaning point. The journal is approved and a repeal bill resumes. The bankruptcy bill becomes a continuing order for Monday. A printing bill is discussed. rest of day honors a late figure, W Pennar. In Philadelphia police search for Johanna Logue’s husband James Logue, suspected in a burglary tied to bones found at 125 North Eleventh Street.
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Ignator Bnuer
Senator Hill
Rox
Teller
Colorado
Butler
South Carolina
Bim
Hill
Palmer
Esilery
Bill
Manderson
Journal of Monday
Peffer
Kansas
Wimmy
Salem county convention opposes the race track
The Salem county gathering named John C. Ward and Charles W. Power for state office and Oliver F. Wriggins for sheriff while passing resolutions denouncing the race track. The Pennsylvania postmasters list includes Amcs Lindeman, J T Brittingham, William Me Elbinny, W A Kirbhs, and James H. Swank among others.
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Salem County
John C. Ward
Frits
Charles W. Power
Lower Penns Neca
Oliver F. Wriggins
Pitt's Eve
Pennsylvania
Sbington
Oct. C
Emma Woods Convicted in Manslaughter Case
Emma Woods, long a noted local figure, was found guilty of manslaughter in the June killing of Lewis Brown, a saloon owner and politician, and will serve a prison term. The verdict followed a one hour and three quarter delivery by Judge De Pue after a lengthy trial and jury deliberation.
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Lew Brown
Newagr
N. J
de Pue
Euman Woods
Euma Woods
Emma Woods
Lewis Brown
Brown
Tammany Hall
Enma Woods
Sumetime
World fair notes and scattered news items
The item lists events from the World’s Fair period including cholera reports, a $240 sidetrot race plan at Buffalo, and a Lens race meeting. It notes a police inquiry into Dr Cronin’s murder, a fire near Berksy destroying large beer reserves, and the capture of Tom Turner. The U.S. Senate wind conditions are mentioned as subsiding.
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Ania YM
Wilkesharre
Tessessee
Macoz
Directum
Buffalo
Tresirminz Osiners
Lens
France
Dr. Cronin
Weu
Tutan Chicago
Ali
No Fight at Coney Island Stops Prize Contest
Governor Flower blocks the Corbett Mitchell prize fight at Coney Island after a Kings County conference. Mayor Boody and officials announce the event will not occur in the county. Promoters press plans elsewhere as debates on venue continue.
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New York
Gravesend
McKane
Coney Island
Rilroad
Pirrentey
Charley Mitchell
Corbett
Alexico
Havana
Stock and Produce Markets Close Quiet Yet Firm
The New York and Philadelphia exchanges closed Oct 19 with a dull but firm stock market. Gains appeared in grains and several listed issues while wheat and dairy prices showed cautious activity in the commodity columns. Cattle and sheep markets showed fair to good demand with steady to stronger tones on some classes.
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New York
Philadelphia
Grangere
W.nly
Pawl H.& B.thom
G. m
N.Y. Central
Big West
Lake Erie
New Jersey
N.Y
NLEB
Bel. & Hudson
Philadelpaia
Gla
Miraicht
Selon
Shanesmia
Minnesota
Dees
Onisaquiet
Firstar
Brdanditige
Western Dairy
Dore Creamery
Rise of Social Democracy in Germany and Global Briefs
Reports from Vorwaerts, the Social Democrats organ, indicate growing socialist strength in Germany with gains in Reichstag elections though resistance may rise. Other items note a Chicago streetcar accident, miners’ strike at St Helens, Annapolis naval hazing verdicts, and various international incidents from Madrid to Morroco.
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Biulf
Milien
Germany
Benin
Vorwaerts
Social Democrats
Cologne
Reichstag
IM2
Laik
Pol Y
Socialistix
Rport
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L Parson
W. Pave Passana
Sroces. Boses and Moore
Mumma Insurance Building
Frederick
Bobster
Newburg
Tve
Lebster
Dim
Trenton's Monument
Feansylvania
Lancaster
James Hemmings
Compassville
Christiana
Hemmings
Henry Warner
Warner
West Sixteenth Street
Amelia Alexander
Lewis
Morris Cornelison
Alexder
Cornelison
Europe
Wasemetox
Wassixerox
Samuel Blackwell
Alabama
The
Hhis
Benlim
Blume
General von Kaltenborn-Stachan
Bronsart Scheilendorf
von Kaltenboro-Stachan
Meamer
St. Helene
Bell Falcons
Ryder
Herbert Spercer
Spencer
Mactiahos
Ghotrat
Homer
F Baornewick
Peran
Entas Sexate
Bouse
Central Park
George Regan
Presbyterian Hospital
David
Lebanon
Lesasos
Methodist Episcopal Church
Centennary Church
J. H. Hargis
8. B. Durell
K. J. Carson
Centeniary Church
EB. G. Yerkes
Phildelphia and Reading
Yanly
Trenton Junction
Altman
Thomas Henderson
Berlin
Homestead
Prrisscre
Carnegie Steel Works
Andrew Dursk
John McManus
Boston
Mra
C. Parson
Barton, VI
Jersey
Brincetos
XN. J
Shiloh
Atwood
Durban
Vie Road
McAlister
Andersonille
H.W. Sawyer
Cold Spring Cemetery
Greenssprg
James Boyle
Arthur P. Duravitty
Hillside
Brinceton
New Jersey Presbyterian Synod
U. S. Venate
Coney
Kings County Ofcials
Meane
Coney Inland
Loxpow
Hitler Huggard
Louisville
Bardwell
M. Shelby
Sale Moore
Ballard County
Lev
Evan Shelby
Wickhie
Morrinson
Voller
St. Patenspreg
Alexander
Volge
Kastofska
Brrr
Chicago
Curcaco
West Side Road
Fifth Avenue
Stillang
Loxpoy
Oyt
Sutton Heathcal- Heries
St. Helens
Annapolis Rasera
Annapolis
Navel Academy
David F. Boyd, Jr
William Jeffes
William C. Leahy
Boyd
Jeffers
Portstowy
Burgess Guldin
Mien
Devine Meany
Salon Karpo
John Kontra
Michael Salokay
George Salo
George Blacyk
Wikmerding
Karpo
Sulo
Salokay
Koptra
Mapuib
Fangier
Buitan
Morocco
Frajana
Mezquita
Mazuza Kabyles
Melilla
Tanfet
Atlas Mountains
Fficers
Hackers’ Association
CuHicaca
Oct
American Banke Era’ Association
M White
Fourth National Bank of Cincinnati
John G. P. Odell
Union National Bank of Chicago
NaShville
Tenn
Denis PR Burke
Xanitarim
W. Forty-first Street
Wasa Vete
Plate Steimkens
de Ore Stuil
Rober Aa
Reine
Roberts
Gut
Cario Cedretti
Mesveal Academy
I Desara
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