Telegraph Wires Rebuilt After Severe Weekend Storm
Secretary Hos. Wriettam Wuispom dies of heart disease after closing a speech to New York Board of Trade and Transportation. A violent storm disrupted telegraph lines nationwide, with recovery expected Monday. Canvass of farmers shows Cleveland leading Democratic vote. Blaine tops Republicans in scattered tallies. Letters advocate a joint almshouse infirmary in Cordova and public road funding by internal revenue. Senator Wolcott questions cloture on apportionment bill. Fashion notes praise ginghams and Highlander plaids amid stylistic commentary.
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Muslin Underwear Market Promises Best Value This Month
Prices range 31 37 40 45 and 50 cents with persistent sales of muslin underwear. The ad touts newness and beauty, urging buyers to compare stock and prices, highlighting gowns drawers skirts and blankets in Muslin and Cambrie with detailed item descriptions and ample discounts.
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Real Estate Auction Notice in Denton Maryland
Power of sale under a mortgage from Charles B. Willoughby and wife to Thomas Sparklin dated July 23, 1885, recorded in Liber L. H. G. No. 42 folios 568, will sell at public auction in front of the Denton court house. Land described via deed from Thomas B. Sparklin, executor, to Charles B. Willoughby dated July 8, 1888, recorded in Caroline County land records. Terms: one half cash day of sale, balance in twelve months with interest, or all cash. Title papers at purchaser’s expense. Thomas I Sparlen, Trustee, Auctioneer, Mortgagee.
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Subscription rates listed for Philadelphia paper
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