Denton Journal Note on Metrix Sienin Jotssos
Fragmentary Denton Journal item mentions Metrix Sienin Jotssos Eins wp Phornir and a Saturday morning reference. No clear event or details readable. Entities repeat and OCR breaks obscure facts.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1894
Page
2
Fragmentary Denton Journal item mentions Metrix Sienin Jotssos Eins wp Phornir and a Saturday morning reference. No clear event or details readable. Entities repeat and OCR breaks obscure facts.
The piece discusses House proceedings on a new quorum rule aligned with Speaker Read’s plan, contrasts with prior practice, and notes the need for careful public works planning for a new county courthouse. It also reports Pollard-Breckinridge case verdict, possible candidacy changes, Maryland appointments harmony, governor clemency prospects, Senator Vance’s death, Henry E. Wooten’s death, and the 1894 baseball season opening in Baltimore.
In HiMu Tes on April 18, 1894 Speaker Crisp rejected counting a quorum, aligning with Democrats long opposed by Reed. The Rules Committee will report a new rule this week to require members be counted only when present, amid Republican abstentions that kept the House tied for weeks.
Reports from Washington describe partisan maneuvering as Republicans press for votes while Democrats strive to maintain a quorum. The Mass Pollard breach of promise verdict looms, Breckenridge unaffected, tariff debate to continue with anticipated floor amendments and a long Senate fight. Senate mentions Nicaragua Canal bill and possible remonetization of silver, with President Cleveland’s stance noted. Special truck phosphate advertised for vegetables.
Pattnaweb Lecuna reveals a Napoleon career museum pending opening. The sale features women garments with duck dresses at $2.50 and capes from $33, plus Mackintoshes for girls and women in multiple textures and prices, highlighting substantial reductions from prior season levels.
The review argues that even without Elsmere or David Grice, Mrs Humphrey Ward would still stand as a leading thinker and word artist in fiction with Jareella.
An advertisement describes low priced art folios and classic book sets including Heroes and Hero Worship and The Complete Works by various authors. Items feature small 5 to 16 cent prices, mail rates 12 to 25 cents, and mention color plates, notes, and multiple volumes. Also lists Dickens works, Ruskin, Nelson, Southey, and others with specific volume counts and prices.
Say the word and we'll put away and care for your furs shawls plush garments or clothing of any kind war ranting them against moths fire or loss of any kind. This is the handy time of year to repair or re dye fur things or to make new ones. Next season's shapes have all been settled and we have the patterns.
The notice praises Continental Bicycles for durable construction and performance, claiming a $76 machine rivaling a $125 bicycle in strength. It lists roadster and tires, with prices and dealer references, touting the bikes as trusted by riders testing rough terrains.
Delinquent taxpayers warned that county tax books are in the collector’s hands for immediate collection. Taxes must be paid promptly to avoid penalties or further action by the tax authority.
Extract from Chapter 211 Section 65 C of Public Local Laws of 1502 states that on the first day of April all delinquent property enters sheriff hands for sale to cover taxes interest and costs. The sheriff is empowered to act as collector and to pass all proceeds to the treasurer.
A brief notice states that no taxes will be called upon and the only visit will be to levy on property, which will be advertised and sold according to law.
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