Editorial Notes from the Senton Journal April 29 1893
The Philadelphia Times notes Washington officials speak little without facts, while reporters push rumors about the state of affairs. A Baltimore paper criticizes congressional influence in selecting public officers, arguing for responsibilities to constituents. Harford Maryland county contracts tax collection to low bidders with savings from a new law. The Columbian Expedition opens next week with a strong display despite some delays. Democratic gains and Republican resistance are discussed, with Centreville editors Roberts and Bryan noted as senatorial hopefuls.
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Colors and dresses in new Suralaine line and book bargains
Suralaine, Lansdowne’s fine-twill sister, debuts 12 shade dresses priced at 1.25, with 44 and 48 inch options in tan brown gray. Also Whipcord at 75c and cotton dress stuffs from 6c to 75c, plus Challis gowns for girls and many white muslin styles. A large book sale offers Leisure Hour titles at 25c, with new designs and no imprint unless requested.
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