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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1892

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Diverse real estate and store property listings on Patrick Street and nearby areas

Real estate and investment notices list multiple homes, farms, and store properties for sale in Lewistown area. Properties include houses on West and East Patrick Street, North Market Street, East All Saints Street, and near Union Manufacturing Company, plus farms of 16 to 400 acres. Also offered are a store and dwelling in Adamstown and a weathered 2 story home with store room in Creagerstown. Agents note terms, prices, and viewing via office.

Louis Nixdorf West Patrick Street bend bridge Wear Patrick Street Merket East Patrick Street East Patek Street Cartier East Rainisk Street Union Manufacturing Company Chapel Alley East Church Street North Market Street East All Saints Street John C. Derr Tamm Lewistows Fredeneck Emmitsburg Derr ADAMSTOWN Frederek Conant Senta sote John WT Dew Creageretown California

Washington County School Board in court case

The Washington county School Board case has gotten into court. The old Antietam Iron Works in Washington county have been sold. The annual Teacher Institute for Harford county began its sessions. Tax collections in Montgomery county are ahead of last year. Col T E Hoge's country residence near Port Deposit burned. The Harford County Teacher Institute met at Belair. Cecil county fair opened with large attendance and a good racing program. The Republican Fifth district nominated Themes Perran of Calvert for Congress. The old Howard school board persists despite the examiner’s surrender refusal. Examinations for Naval Academy cadets in Annapolis continue. Arundel opposes making Hills Bridge over the Patuxent a free bridge. Oyster tonging rights contend between Queen Annes and Talbot in common waters. Wesley Sullivan died from injuries in Calvert county linked to pear cider sales. Rockhold, Anne Arundel almshouse keeper, declines to yield control due to alleged illegality of successor’s election.

Washington county School Board antietam iron works Washington county Teacher? Institute Harford county Montgomery county T. E. Hoge Port Deposit Teacher’ Institute Belair Harford- Garrett county Dodiey Idle Wild Park Talbot county Cecil county Perran Calvert county Howard Ian Naval Academy

Air. Eshleman Dead in Hagerstown Incident

Mr. John Eshleman of Hagerstown died after inhaling an unknown ruminating gas in his room at the Franklin House. The death occurred around 6:80 this morning, according to local reports.

Eshleman John Eshleman Hagerstown Franklin House agerstown

Letter From Blaine on Tariff Reciprocity and Currency

A lengthy letter to Hon James G Blaine outlines three pivotal issues for the present campaign. It defends the McKinley tariff, denounces Democratic protectionism, and argues for reciprocal trade and a national currency reform. The writer contrasts Jeffersonian ideals with modern Democratic stance and urges steady emphasis on these topics to inform voters.

wasetweard traty United States Democratic party

Inventories Filed For Mountjoy Luckett Estate

Orphans' Court records list inventories of stocks and bonds, personal property, and current money for the estate of Mountjoy Luckett, deceased. The will of John Multan was filed.

Mountjoy Luckett John Multan

Cholera Scare Detainees and Quarantine Policies Across Ports

The article reports on a wide cholera scare in U S ports with Dr Jenkins coordinating quarantines on floating detenues and detentions at Hoffman Island and the Normannia and Rugia ships. It notes new immigrant cases, pilot shortages, and possible exemptions for pilots to avoid constricting trade while the Treasury circular is followed.

Jenkins treasury New York treasury department Hamburg company Hoffman Island hepital Hoffman Island Normannia Rugate Swinburne island Rugia Suinburne bward Hospital islands Tower bay La Bourstogne United States Washington Spauiding Rome Shieh coantn Lancrean yeats C New Harrison Oldham Hambers Gamsbr Hamiure Peterseure evanna Rotterdam Dordrecht

PURELY PERSONAL NOTES OF LOCAL RESIDENTS

Local society items list visits and journeys: George W Salter left for Orange New Jersey via P A R to settle horses paid by Mr Brish. George W Dixon hosts relatives from West Virginia including his mother and sister Mrs James Lewis of Keyser. Others travel to fairs and cities including Shepherdstown, Monocacy, Harrisburg, Baltimore, and Washington.

George W. Salter Orange N.J Brish George W. Dixon West South Street West Virginia Mr. Dixon James Lewis Keyser West Va Messrs Hammack Whalen Bray I. W. Moore Washington Mollie Bennett Charles M. C. Hagan Eugene Walters Shepherdstown fair Milas Leila Trayer Aliss Nettle Bellman

Young Woman Dies In NJ After Self Inflicted Wound

Anne Preston, 19, of Shore Road near Pleasantville, New Jersey, was found dead at her home with a stab wound to the breast. Doctors concluded death resulted from internal hemorrhage rather than drowning, suggesting a despondent act after a period of illness and a failed attempt to suffocate herself in a basin of water. Her suitor reported she spoke vaguely of a headache and said nothing about the stabbing.

york Anne Preston Shore road Pleasantvile Misa Preston

Pleasant Social Dance At Miss Brochey Home

Miss Mary Brochey of West Patrick street hosted a dance at her home last night for a group of young friends. The gathering was described as a derisive, enjoyable occasion. Cards are issued for a dancing picnic at Mr Hiteshew's grove, five miles east of Frederick, this coming Saturday.

Mary Brochey West Patrick street

News of the Churches and Resigning Pastor

The weekly Wednesday Evang elical Lutheran prayer meeting will resume at 7 30 PM. Rev N Heilman of Emmitsburg resigns as pastor effective next month. Also note a transportation report from New York noting Dan Bichieon, chair of a campaign, arriving westward and expressing gratitude for Democratic support across western and northern states.

Evangelical Lutheran church N. Heilman the Reformed church Emmitsbarz bss

Water Works to Survey Little Tuscarora and Fishing Creek

The committee on water works will survey Little Tuscarora for a storage reservoir and Fishing Creek to inform two surveys. They will act promptly to provide the city with an additional water supply ready for use by June 1, 1893.

Gar committee on water works Tuscarora Fishing Creek

Arrest of Jack Jobas on charge of attempted murder

A colored man named Jack Jobas was arrested yesterday for trying to kill a fellow laborer on the new railroad from Porter's Sideling to York. He fired at the man but missed.

Jack Jobas Porter’s Sideling York

Lunatico Irquirendo Case Sums to Lewistown Hospital Hearing

A Loanacy Care is summoned in the case of Charles Gouga of Lewistown District who is now at Montevue Hospital. A hearing was held this afternoon at 2 o clock before the court.

jery de lunatico Charles Gouga Lewistown Montevue Hospital

DIXON THE CHAMPION IN ONE SIDED FIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS

More than five thousand spectators viewed the Dixon versus Skelly bout at the Olympic club New Orleans. Dixon won the championship prize of $12,500 after a brutal eight round match amid crowd support from the colored gallery. Skelly’s corner men included Joe Choglobinski and Jimmy Carroll while Dixon’s camp featured Tom O Rourke Jack Hiw Hn and Jimmy Dougherty. Dixon led early rounds with sharp lefts and body blows, delivering a decisive finish in the later rounds as Skelly bled and tired.

Dixon Skelly George Olympic club Joe Choginski Jimmy Carrol Jack McAuliffe Skully Hanis Skully azam Phxon greairy Shelly fred hir hig Pigot Frank Chart Witchell rhalenga Oia Frank ales Johnny Murphy Boston Daun Johane Griffin Murphy hentai Ammy Lynch New York Coneyland New Orleans

Cholera A Brief Sketch of Its Characteristics and Prevention

Dr. E O Shakespeare and others discuss Asiatic cholera, its transmission, and prevention. The piece covers symptoms, microbe theory, contaminated clothing and water, quarantine, water sterilization, disinfection, and personal health practices to reduce risk amid European and Asian outbreaks.

Europe India Koch E.O. Shakespeare U.S Shakespeare Asia AOL E. Brosapter D. Charlesville

Light globe redesign to curb bug problem in Chambersburg

Light Commissioner Logne reports a new four pane square globe installed at Nixon's corner. The globe has no bottom, allowing insects to fall through and onto the street. The replacement aims to increase light distribution by a percent and gradually phase out the old round glass globes.

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Hagerstown in Frederick's Fix Water Woes Rise

Hagerstown fears water scarcity amid drought as artesian wells yield 1,000,000 gallons daily yet usage exceeds this. A reservoir holds a million gallons for emergencies. Street sprinkling may halt. Western Maryland Railroad reduced engine supply to other sources. City Hall repairs underway with roof and floor work. Market House receives whitewash and exterior interior freshening.

Hagerstown Frederick Western Maryland Railraad board of aldermen committee of buildings AN. Hartman

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