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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1895
Page
2
The letter from John E. Hurst accepting the Democratic nomination asserts past accuracy and pledges swift action on a state wide property assessment if elected. It argues for thorough reassessment, criticizes delay, and positions Hurst as a decisive advocate in sync with the party and appealing to non Democrats as well.
The New York Times highlights rising savings deposit totals with a net gain of 14 million for the year ending June 30. Fall River Mills reports over 10 percent dividends on a 19 million capital base. Iron and cotton activity boost factory dividends and worker surpluses, signaling broad economic improvement.
The Baltimore Sun supports Hirst's letter as well written and the sentiments expressed as sound and Democratic, yet notes it cannot always back Democratic tickets even if they are good.
An analysis of Whitney's interview shows Democratic leaders in New York broadly backing him while Cleveland's third-term prospects are debated. The piece also notes Republican views on other races, local election tensions, and a conservative stance on party loyalty amid primaries and general elections. It mentions a ranch owner's photo-logging method in California, Lowndes's Baltimore and Eastern Shore wins, and a call for Democrats to vote in upcoming primaries. It ends with Governor Brown appointing Robert H. Gordon to a Cumberland judgeship after Judge Hoffman's death.
M F Hateh recalls a night with Isaac Reese where a dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy relieved severe cramps. Reese, who battles recurring attacks, credits the remedy as essential. Sold by W E Brown in Denton and H Duffey in Hillsboro.
An old ad style notice touts a furniture sale with a claimed 4 million dollars of merchandise and 3250,000 stock. It promises frank product details, announces 10c to 25c handkerchief prices, and mentions corn graters as a household aid. The piece blends sales copy with brandish about trust and quantity disclosures.
Public sale notice lists several parcels and personal property tied to Joseph Clark William Patchett Hennett T Wright heirs Sarah Richards Lewis O Mabbard J. Scott George S Studwell John Wesley Beauchamp Robert D Bradles Walter Wyatt and others. It details tracts in Caroline county election districts with state and county taxes for 1890 1894 and related assessments. The document records parcels adjoining Ridgely Jumptown Grove Preston Concord American Corner Chestnut Grove and other landmarks. The notice enumerates land sizes and tax figures for each tract and notes a pair of horses as part of the seized property.
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