Democratic State Central Committee meet in Baltimore
The Democratic State Central Committee met at Barnum's Hotel in Baltimore and set a September 12 convention to nominate a comptroller candidate, with September 11 city nominations and an August 7 Towson gathering for a chief judge. The body urged fair voter registration, honest primaries, and active participation in elections while noting shifts in Black and white registration figures and praising reforms begun in 1887.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Barnum’s
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Third Judicial Circuit
Towson
Stevenson Archer
Maryland
George W. Covington
Central Committee
Cleveland
Blaine
Harrison
Washington Letter on Harrison Blaine and Senate Clash
The piece notes that a 25 to 19 Senate vote rejected Murat Halstead as minister to Germany, despite Harrison and Blaine's urging. It questions Republican influence, cites Democrats Blackburn and Call, and hints at party infighting over Halstead and other appointments. It mentions Lincoln’s England post, a Senate boycott, and the resignation of Interstate Commerce Commissioner Walker for a railroad role at 25000.
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Harrison
Blaine
Senate
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Germany
Halstead
Messrs
Blackburn
Call
Ingalls
Robert Lincoln
England
Garfield
Fred Grant
Lincoln
Interstate Commerce
Walker
Association of
Railroads
Senate Committee
Chicago
Pacific
Tsunamaker's new fabrics tease Philadelphia spring line
The ad lists Cream Serge fabrics priced from 50c to $1 a yard, including border styles in blue black or red and a 38 inch wide option. It promotes side-band suitings in pure wool, a cotton warp cashmere, and a Henrietta styled finish with dress patterns priced at $2.25 for six yards. It mentions wide ranges and a thousand gingham styles debuting this season.
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Philadelphia
Wanamaker assortments mark new borders and silks on sale
Wanamaker's Scotch fabrics highlight novel border styles and Figured India Silks with prices from 35c to 1.50. Gloriosa in black 46 inches wide at 1.25 to 1.50. American and French silks debated as 12 1/4c for American, 75c for Camel-hair, 40 inches wide, gray and brown shades. Also umbrellas, alligator shopping bag at 2, and prayer books from 25c to 4.80 with Easter booklets in bright bindings.
Auction notice on Evitts estate at Hobbs Corner
By authority of the Orphans court of Caroline county the administrator will sell at the late residence of William Seth Evitts near Hobbs Corner. Sale begins at nine o clock on the fair day or the next fair day. Personal property includes a wheat reaper and drill, York carriage, Dearborn, wagon, horse cart, sulky plow, field roller, grain fan, corn shelter, several plows and harrows, drag harrow, carriage pole, harnesses in excellent condition. About a bushel of corn, blade fodder. Cash under ten dollars. credit ten months on larger sums with interest-bearing notes secured to the administrator to be paid at the Denton National Bank. James H Coulbourn, Adm of Wm Evitts deceased. Henry Irwin, Auctioneer.
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Orphans’ Court of
Caroline County
William Seth Evitts
Hobbs' Corner
Denton National Bank
James H. Coulbourn
Admir
Seth Evitts
Henry Irwin
Auct
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Elijah Towers
WM. F. Towers
Jonathan E. Towers
E. Madison Towers
William Sethevitts
Late Collector's Sale Real Estate in Caroline County
Burton W Parker former collector announces a late collection sale of 37 acres in the Fourth Election District of Caroline County Maryland. The property of William James will be auctioned at the Denton Court House on Tuesday April 16 1889 between 2 and 4 pm to satisfy 1886 and 1887 state and county taxes with costs. A plat will be shown at sale and title papers are at purchaser's expense.
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Burton W. Parker
Carolina County
Assignee's Sale Of Denton County Real Estate
Henry R. Lewis as assignee will offer at public sale the one/eighth acre house and lot in Caroline county near Denton Bridge, adjoining Alexander Saulsbury and Frank W. Redden, with a nearly new one and a half story dwelling. Cash on day of sale. Denton court house door, 2 to 4 pm.
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Caroline County
Denton Bridge
Alexander Saulsbury
Frank W. Redden
Samuel Faulkner
Henry R. Lewis
J. W. Craix
Mortgage transfer sale notice in Denton court house
The mortgage from William Walter Rideout and wife to Frank W. Redden dated February 28 1888 recorded in Caroline County Liber 62 folio 248 was assigned through Luther H. Gadd to Henry R. Lewis and others and the undersigned will offer the property at public sale to the highest bidder in front of the courthouse door in Denton.
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Samuel Faulkner
Frank W. Redden
Caroline County
Liber L. H.G
Luther Hf. Gadd
Luther I. Gadd
Henry R. Lewis
Court House
Denton
William Walter Rideout
Liber L. H. G
Frank A. Redden
Luther H. Gadd
Auction Notice Under Mortgage From Hardcastle to Riggs
By virtue of a mortgage dated March 4 1886 and recorded in Coroline county Maryland the attorney Will cell at public auction in front of the post office Goldsboro twelve o’clock noon One fourth cash on final ratification and the balance in equal installments in one two and three years or all cash as purchaser elects deferred payments to bear interest from sale and to be secured A cash deposit of 100 required on day of sale PHIL H TUCK Attorney and James H Costin Auctioneer
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Alexander Hardcastle, Jr
Lawrence Riggs
Coroline County
Maryland
Liber L. H. G
Goldsboro
Said
Phil, H. Tuck
James H. Costin
Public Auction Of Denton Lot In Bryant Addition
Under a mortgage from William A. Hutchins to Frank W. Redden dated February 18 1898 and assigned through Luther H. Gadd to Henry R. Lewis the property in Caroline county will be sold to the highest bidder in front of the Court House door on Tuesday April 16 at o'clock p m The lot No. 85 in Bryant's Addition to Denton fronting 30 feet on Hall Street and 86 feet deep contains 2696 square feet with a nearly new one and a half story frame dwelling Terms cash on day of sale J W Crank Jr Auctioneer
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Caroline County
Denton Bridge
Alexander Soulsbury
Frank W. Redden
William Walter Rideout
Liber L. IE
Henry BR
Lewis
J. W. Crank, JR
William A. Hutchins
Tiber L. H. G
Luther H. Gadd
Henry R. Lewis
Court House
Denton
Bryant
Hall Street
J. W. Crank
Auct
Mary E. Comegys
Austen
Carolina County
Liber L. H.G
William L. Davis
Frank W.hedden
Baltimore American Report Delays Union of Army of Potomac Society
Due to severe space constraints from substantial coverage of committee actions regarding the Society of the Army of the Potomac reunion held in Baltimore, the newspaper could not fully print all proceedings and debates. The report notes the press shortage affected detailed dissemination of resolutions, dates, and speakers from the gathering.
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Society of the Army of the Potomac
Balti
Largest Southern general merchandise retailer invites Baltimore visit
The ad proclaims a vast establishment with spring millinery and dress goods, promising 20 to 80 percent lower prices than country shops. It offers free delivery within 20 miles of Baltimore for orders over five dollars and will mail samples of dress and dry goods on request.
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Laptes
Baltimore
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Olga
Eber
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Jouhn Wanamaker
Mann
Alderney
Pennsylvania
Orleans’ Court
Caroline County, Mary
Lyford Wharf
R. C. Rice
William James
American Corner
Fowling Creek
Joseph W. Turner
Peter Sullivan
William Bealey
Daniel D. Todd
Frank W. Stedden
Henry XR. Lewis
Marshall S. Mutchler
Myre
Georgiana Gravatt
Therms Cash
Joan W. Cranx, Jr
Phil. H. Tuck
Calvert ST
Baltimore, MD
Pruit Evaporators
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway
Hillsborough
Iillsborough
Alex. Jackson
W. E. Barton
Inwiy
Main
Moses Gottlics
Maryland Institute For the Promotion of the Mechanic Arts
Bartimore
P. Knight
New Jersey Exaner Paint Co
Maryland Institute
New Jersey Enamel Paint Co
Joseph M. Cushing
The
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Maryland Intitute
Institute
Theodore Oster
New Jersey Enamel Paint Company
American
Sun
Ford
Carrollton Hotel
Afr
Oster
C. 2. Knight
E. Lombard Street
Knight
Baltimore American
American Office
Armstrong & Cator U Building
Maryland Institute Building
Ford’s Grand Opera House
Caroltontel
Mansion House Hotel
East Lombard
Atrect
Charles C. Fulton
City
John S. Gilman
Second Nat. Bank
Jacob Hartman
Metropolitan Savings Bank
Washington Fire Ins. Co
Thomas J. Myers
Thomas J Myers & Co
J. D.mallory
Reuter & Mallory
Armstrong, Cator & Co
Gen. Agnus
Baltimore County Union
Jessery
Charles P. Knight
East Lombard Street
H.C. Longnecker
Towsontown
Iarely
Posners
Posner Bros
Lexington St
Caroline
Counties
Gaddess Brothers
Nortie Charles ST
S. Charles St
Jackson Lime and Coal Co
Wilmington
Del
Bainbridge Lime
W. E. Dunnock
Denton Hardware Store
Oliver Syracase Advange
Wadworth’s
R. T. Carter
the Hardware
Peel
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
Tin
W. Campen Street
J. KE. B. Emory
F. W. Neavitt
Emory & Neavitt
Commission Merchants
South Street
Main Street
Front St
New York
Moses Gottlieb
Newton
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