Democratic Health and 1888 Kentucky Victory Mentioned
The Baltimore Sun notes strong Democratic discipline and harmony under Chairman Compton, with Senator Gorman not anticipated to manage Maryland. Kentucky elected John Young Brown as governor by over 25,000, while New Hampshire and Utah saw Democratic municipal gains. The piece also foresees Farmers Alliance platforms widening beyond Democrats and discusses wheat and corn export hopes, rail traffic benefits, and broader economic optimism for farmers, amid global agricultural shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Democratic State Central Committee
Gorman
Maryland
Kentucky
Farmers’ Alliance
Baltimore Sun
John Young Brown
New Hampshire
Utah
Baltimore Sv
Europe
Great Anniversary Trade Sale in Philadelphia Furniture
Philadelphia store opens at one o'clock Saturday for a Great Anniversary Trade Sale featuring dress goods carpets light underwear china silks and women s blazers and mantels among highlighted items this week
June Corset Sale and New Lawn Gowns Arrive
The June L Swomer Corset styles are cut from 22.25 to 31.75 each across sizes. Fine Jean French Corsets with Lateen Strips and a double side Steel flossed down from 92.50 to 1.75. White and mastic colors, all sizes. Fioured Lawn Stoom Gowns restocked in new styles. The market offers the coolest variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Swomer
Maryland Governor Proclaims Proposed Constitutional Amendments
The Maryland Executive Department announces six proposed amendments from the 1890 General Assembly to Section 17 of Article II of the Maryland Constitution. The proclamation routes the amendments for publication and outlines the legislative veto process and voting requirements for approval.
Maryland Governor Orders Publication of Six Constitutional Amendments
Approved April 1 1890 the act amends section fifty one of article three and directs that six separate amendment bills be published weekly for three months in two counties and three papers in Baltimore before the November 3 1891 general election to submit the amendments to Maryland voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeuens
Maryland
General Assembly of
E. Jackson
General Assembly
Dualtimore
Baltimore
Maryland proposes constitutional amendment on section seven
The act amends article seven section one of Maryland’s Constitution. It requires three-fifths of both houses to concur. The measure would be proposed as an amendment and adopted by the qualified voters of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Legislative Department
Lee
House of Delegates
Enate
General Assembly
Eaih
W. G. Parnell
Senate
Carlton Shafer
Enid
Chuses
Aorevaid
W.G. Parnell
Board of Public Works
Alaryland
Real Estate Auction in Denton by Caroline Court Executors
Under court power, executors of James C G Richards late of Caroline county announce a public sale at the courthouse door in Denton. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal notes due at six and twelve months with interest from sale. Title papers at purchaser expense. Aucts: Wal H Deen, Flora Richards, W T Tur...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Cranor
Abbie C. Cranor
Henry D. Craner
James A. Campbell
Henry C. Cranor
Caroline County
Maryland
Henry 2
Cranor
Enid
Dames A. Campbell
Luther H, Gadd
Denton National Bank
Breniah Kinnamon
Jacob Kt. Kephart
Huntington County
Pennsylvania
C. Ta
Court House
Denton
Orpa Court
James CG. Richards
Coroline County
Greensorough
Thomas F. Garey
Wm. W. Lowe
Gev
Wal H. Deen
Flora Richards
W.T. Turr
Auct
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penton Journal
Howard Melvin
Epiror
Frank Brown
Carroll County
John Prentiss Poe
Baltimore City
Marion Dukals Smith
Kent County
Clerk Court OF Appeals
J. Frank Ford
ST. Mary’s County
County Central Committee
Engch George
Hmoward Melinx
Preston B. Spring
Talbot County
Sar
Cleveland
Spring
Jeremiah Simpson
Kansas
Noble
Teammiller’s
Philadelphia
Aus
Goc
Joun Wanamaker
Circuit Court
State OF Maryland
Executive Department
General Assembly of Maryland
G.w.purnell
Nummer
Great Seal OF
Annapolis
United States
Elihu E. Jackson
E. W. LeCastre
Numer
Orphans’ Court
Levi T. Dukes
Eaid
Elizabeth C. Dukes
Isaac L. Dukes
Levi
Tuckahoe Neck
Thawley's Chapel
Whiteley
South Bend
Timothy Hay
Carolina County
Paul Hoffman
Benedict Weaver
Fannie Hess
Ridgely
Greensborough
George M. Russum
Ddm
Jacob RB
Kephart
Henry Inwiy
Light St. Wharf
Sasa
F. Sloan & Bro
Baltimore, Md
Sulamhos Mur
Soda Kainit
Pak
Jankace
GROIN
Pola
Magnesia
S. H. Fluharty
Burrsville
Daytons and
Webster
Easton
W. &. Dunnock
Denton, Md
Washington College
Orphans Court
Otice
Denton Academy
State Normal School
M. B. Stephens
M. J. Young
Herbert N, Clark
P. T. Barnum
Pace
Morrocco
Toug Hillsborough, Md
Knotts’ Mill
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company, Easow, DD
Oleebe
Frederick Fountain
Ds CO
South Carolina
Nail
Acenrt
Chestertown
M. W. Green & Sons
Denton, Mo
A.D. Smith
Miles W. Green & Sons
Choptank
A. G. Garey
Spring Mills
T. Fred Garey
Denton Md
Fred. Hyde
Choptank Hotel
Mas. S. E. Downes
Niospaper
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