Ex 2 A ies AY 8 is HENTON JOURNAL
The July 16 1892 issue discusses exports and imports for the year ending June 30 noting wheat oats and corn trends, Dingley act revenue shortfalls, and war effects. It covers the overseer of the almshouse appointment political maneuvering, Manila gunboat reports, and the Kenney Boggs bank funds case in Willington.
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Dingley
Providence
Spain
United States
Eastern Shore contest shadows GOP and Davis duel
Sen Apple cattn a Democrat and Col Wilbur T F Jackson a Republican are mentioned in connection with awaiting Congressional nominations on the Eastern Shore. The piece notes a possible rematch in a broader field, urges proper Democratic management to win by a thousand, and cites Barber's one-term goal as a break with fifty years of succession. It questions Democratic wisdom and references local opinions from the Cambridge Democrat.
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Applecattn
Wilbur TF. Jackson
Barber
Cambridge Democrat
Cort
Ridgely
Reformed Church
Sabillasville
Frederick County
Maryland
Santiago
Commonwealth
Frederick
Michael Schlatter
Fredericktown
America
Thomas Schley
Commodore Schley
Palatinate of the Rhine
Revolutionary Army
Georgia
Spain
Florida
Netherlands
Bolingly-Queenstown resort opens season of 1598 with specials
Bolingly on Chester near Queenstown opens for the 1598 season. Special rates via Queen Anne's Railroad for Sunday Schools and outings. Grounds laid for Lawn Tennis Croquet and Base Ball for patrons use. Hotel meals at popular prices, fishing boating bathing and other amusements. Railroad rates apply. Manager J Marx of notes.
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Bolingly
Chester
Queenstown
Oo. Waller
Fassenger Agee Biee
Galt Mer
J. Marx
Great carpet sale clears small and big lots
A local store unveils a surprise carpet clearance featuring Savonnerie Axminsters selling at $1 per yard and Axminsters at 70 cents, with other $1.65 and $1.25 yard prices noted as part of the clearance. The unexpected sale environment mirrors a snow storm in July.
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Savonnerie Axminsters
Axminsters
Public warned on bicycle wheels priced to tempt buyers
The article argues Rodman Bicycles and manufacturers push cheap wheels that tempt buyers while consciences may protest. It urges the public to shun unknown or doctored wheels and to demand safe, high grade options, noting prices imply selling at a loss as the market polices itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman Bicycles
Wanamaker Bicycle Sale Promises Bargains for Shoppers
Wanamakers promotes Rodman bicycles priced at 20 dollars, originally 55, claiming genuine value of 50 dollar wheels. The program offers street customers ownership or club options with an initial fee, emphasizing masterful business and limited stock as sales approach.
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Rodman
Tedhols
Rodmans
Kumbers
Zie
John Wanamaker
Three Great Mid-Summer Clearance Sales
Sunme goods clearout offers drastic cuts on suits and shoes. Suits stocked up to 15.00 now 7.50 for most, made-to-order uncalled items up to 25.00 priced at 11.00. Men's shoes in two divisions, Fine Calf Russets and Tan, reduced from 3.00 to 1.50 and 5.00 to 2.50. About 500 pairs left, act fast.
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Manila
Germany
Caroline County
W. M. Day
James T. Wood
Maryland
Mense
John AW. C. Legs
John H. C. Lege
Charles W. Nobbs
Charles W. Hobbs
Clork
Gnohue County
Edwin EH. Brown
Mortgngee
P.N
Ferris
Easton
Orphans’ Court
Sylvester Smith
Thomas A. Smith
Thomas JB. Sparktin
Mortzagee
Cardéline County
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