Travers Licenses and Merchants Notice
Notice to merchants and others on license payments based on stock value under oath. Millinery and small articles at or below five hundred dollars pay six dollars sixty cents. stock over one hundred dollars pays the same rates as others. Travel license for up to two horses and wagon. Attention to wagon owners under 1892 act.
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Craftren
Bankrupt's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Elilsboro
A notice describes a bankrupt sale of a land parcel in Elilsboro Maryland Caroline County with a square lot boundary including Main Street and adjacent plots, to be conveyed from Oscar G Johnson by deed of Oscar Clark assignee dated December 18 19 19 and recorded. The description notes the property improvements consist of a structure to be detailed further in the notice.
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Caroline county
Inns of Maryland
Heal
General Assembly of
Maryland
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore
OWEN N. DULIN
Sheriif
illsboro
Harry M. Thompson
Main Street
Elilsboro
Charles Jarrell
Liter L. B.T
Turbaned heiress and a hornets nest jewel caper
In a sprawling tale a wealthy Mrs Dent endures a burglary in her big house. Em Smith investigates with sharp wit, uncovering a staged theft by her husband and his sister to cover debts. Felice the thief is trapped retrieving a hornets nest full of diamonds and pearls. Curtis Dent aids in securing the jewels.
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Susanel
Mule Inter
Betsy
Clarice Dent
Em Smith
Down beyond
dimmonds
Mrs. Dent
Stan
Clere
Mr. Dent
dhian
Em-Smith
Captain Lowry
Madamne Jeyvonne
Arethur
Curtis
Lowrie
Lowry
Felice
Curtis Dent
Linda
Curtla
Eli-Smith
Eim-Smith
Eve as confidante in a whispered tale
The dialogue raises a wry notion that Eve, from biblical lore, would have repeated confidences told by women to other women. Patrice presses Patience on whether a woman can keep secrets, and Patience affirms the idea with a clever quip about Eve.
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Patrice
Eve
Color and Horse Character in Cavalry View
An old cavalry officer says horse character reflects color. Bright chestnuts and light bays are high spirited. dark chestnuts and glossy blacks are hardy and tempered. Rich bays are spirited but teachable. dark and iron grays are hardy and sound. light grays are opposite. Rosin, strawberry or blue, are hardest and best working. White stockings signal traits from bad to safe to trusted.
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STYLEPLUS AND GRIFFON BRAND
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J. L. EVERNGAM
DENTON, MARYLAND
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the county news
DELARELD
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Thane
NELSON SHOE
W. Lexington St
Walter J. Satterfield
P. E. CORERAN
Easton, Md
Caroline
CHARLES A. REININGER
H. M. ROBINSON
Marydel
J. W. SHEWBROOKS
Goldsboro
HIRAM SHORT
Queen Anne
H. W. HOPKINS
Cordova
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
DISTRICT OF MARYLAND
Oscar G. Johnson
Court House
Denton
Moving Picture Parlor
Hicks and Lundy
T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH
JAMES TEMPLE
SIDNEY P. TOWNSHEND
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
Oscar G. Johson
Hillsboro Hotel
Hillsboro
ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH
SIDNEY P, TOWNSHEND
R. C. JACKSON
Greensboro
Hamilton and
Ulinois
RAMSDELL
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K. W. Short
DENTON, MD
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