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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1894
Page
2
Melvin Steele and Johnson appear in a brief Denton Journal public notice dated Saturday morning July 1. The fragmentary text lists names and a time reference, indicating a local event or posting.
The county Democratic convention selects delegates for Ocean City to support John F. Dawson for Congress. The piece lauds Caroline as a fit nominee, noting her broad popularity and extensive backing across districts, and urges all counties from Kent to Worcester to rally behind her candidacy with zeal.
The piece argues Republicans accuse Democrats of surrendering to the sugar trust as the Senate passes the tariff bill. It cites McKinley era protections benefiting refiners, claims the new plan would still leave substantial sugar protection while increasing U S revenue, and notes the Democratic bill is not yet final.
The New York Sun declares Senator Potter a dangerous public enemy advocating treason against the Constitution. It argues his calls to abolish government, suspend law, and erase property rights threaten the Republic and must be challenged as serious treason on the Senate floor.
A spirited primary will be held in Queen Annes next Saturday. A. R. Weedon, candidate in 790 for the Congressional nomination, is backed by the Keating wing which won the last primary. Regardless of the result, Queen Annes Democrats pledge united support and expect a large November county majority.
The Utah admission bill clears Congress with both parties supporting. It notes Utah would gain two Senate seats in 1896 and discusses opposition to New Mexico and Arizona statehood, citing political calculations and nativist remarks about residents.
At the Peninsula Press Association meeting officers were chosen including President B S Highly, Vice Presidents J Miller and Charles Hopper, Secretary Treasurer Caleb J Freeman, and an Executive Committee listing Col I T Cooper and others. Delegates to the 1895 National Convention were W M Tyler, W Scott Roberts, and J Miller Thomas with alternates named.
Mr. Dawson of the Sixth District is a Republican candidate for Congress in Maryland. Harrison W. Vickers has entered the race, having previously stood as Kent’s candidate. The piece notes likely limited GOP presence in the Fifty-Fourth Congress and mentions disorder tied to foreign crowds and calls for stricter immigration laws. The Britannia defeats Vigilant in six Clyde races.
A statement attributed to Marald notes that Mr. Cleveland now knows how to meet a condition as well as a theory, implying progress in understanding or applying both concepts.
Last June Dick Crawford brought his twelve month old child to me for infantile diarrhea. The child,-weaned at four months, was frail and thin. After trying usual treatments without benefit, the father began giving Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Before one bottle of the 25 cent size was used, marked improvement appeared and continued use restored strength. J P Marlow MD Tamaroa Ill. For sale by W E H Brown druggist.
Beata store in Philadelphia closes Saturdays at o clock on the ninth of July. Public notice indicates limited weekend hours and standard weekday operations remain.
A store advertises heavy discounts on fine cottons and linens to attract July shoppers. It touts low prices on plains, organdies, crepes, ginghams, and half wool challis, promising superior weave and new lower tags at Chestnut street counters.
A local ad advertises Cheviots Cassimeres Worsted trousers for 1000 men priced at 5 and 6 dollars, with two or three of a kind available. Imported home spun suits advertised at 10 dollars from 22.50, plus fancy linen vests at 1.30 and 2.50, with various former prices noted.
A local upholstery offer announces low prices on re covering furniture and new orders. The ad highlights cut costs on labor with substantial discounts, claiming most materials are offered well below former prices.
A fragmented notice lists yard sale items including tapestry colors and silk sheet remnants. It notes reduced prices for yardage and fabric, with various remnants described as in good patterns and coloring. The sale references specific price drops and outlets.
An advertisement lists Mevican hammocks 13 feet long with prices around 6.40 to 85.40 and Wosen Cotton hammocks with spreaders at 73, plus decorative hammocks 40 to 85.40 and mosquito-netted models. High grade bicycles priced at 55 with comparisons to 90 or 100, and Continental bikes at 70 to 75, noting higher street prices elsewhere.
On the tenth day of July 1894 the County Commissioners of Caroline county notify all persons with claims payable from public funds to file them by July 21. The auditing committee will act under Chapter 285, see 4. of the Act, by order of the County Commissioners. West.
A concise saying argues that the cheapest medicine is the best because quality equals cost efficiency, asserting value lies in affordability and effectiveness regardless of price. It reflects a thrift-minded approach to medical choices and consumer behavior.
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