Endorsements and Market News Across States in 1892
Denton Journal surveys reveal several states' conventions backing Cleveland for 1892. Wheat area down this year implies tighter supply and potentially higher prices. New York banks moved 5000 dollars in checks through Denton Bank in one day. Strawberries show a local cash boost despite a small crop. Baltimore and Ohio stock sale of 32 500 shares reached 3 250 000 dollars, with Garrett interests bid at par. Carolina farmers plan a Concord July picnic under the County Alliance. Maryland papers push tariff reform picnic at Pen Mar, arguing for nonwar tariffs and retirement of monopolistic representatives.
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New York
Denton Bank
Barnistone City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bacon
Garrett
Godeffroy backs Greensborough to Federalsburg rail line
Mr Godeffroy of Godeffroy & How, builders of the Baltimore and Eastern Shore railroad, says investing sixty thousand dollars in the Greensborough to Federalsburg project is very safe for the county. His long railroad building experience should reassure critics of the mortgage to Caroline in the new line. He believes the line can be completed in three months.
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Godeffroy
Godeffroy & How
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
Greensborough
Federalsburg
Caroline
Creamery profits lift Cecilton farmers with milk sales
A Cecil Democrat correspondent describes Cecilton creamery and Earleville branch. Daily milk intake totals about 11 200 pounds with 450 pounds of butter churned at Cecilton 3 00 am. Butter yield varies with seasons and milk patrons are paid monthly, often reaching 40 to 60 dollars per month in hard times.
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Caroline County
Cecil Democrat
Cecilton
atEarleville
Earleville
Chesapeake and Ohio Canals Doomed Report Hints at Sale
Receivers report in state court say selling the canal may be the only recourse, though not strictly necessary. They note uncertain ownership of property, seek court approval to hire surveyors to map Maryland and District of Columbia holdings, and warn rail competition could doom future profits. Four coal companies offered guarantees totaling 430000 tons annually.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Maryland
District of Columbia
Gently Sliced Prices Hit Scotch Ginghams in Philadelphia
Galanamaker's in Philadelphia notes marked down Scotch Ginghams from 50 cents to 37% cents per yard with no change in fabric quality. Two patterns, a Jacquard 30 inch and a rich plaid gingham in twelve colors, feature satin-like lines and high finish. Also promoted are unshrinking Ceylon and llama flannels and a 30 inch silk plaid Zephyr flannel at 50 to 37 4 cents.
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Philadelphia
Book News June highlights Haggard and reviews
Book News for June offers a portrait and sketch of H. Rider Haggard and a look at fifty five pages of content. Includes miscullaneous features on new books and illustrations, reviews of Solomon Temple and Palfrey late works, Kipling stories, a Russian piece, and a fifteen page price list of 149 publications.
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H. Rider Haggard
Russia
Mield
Josephine Bonaparte
Rudyard Kipling
1850s Muslin Night Gown Wholesale Cost and Craft
An ad style note calculates fabric costs for an 85e Muslin Night Gown with muslin, edging, and trimmings, then compares to a selling price of 85c to 1.15. It also promotes cane and splint chairs, with prices from 90c to 6.50, and tourists’ camp stools selling around 25c. Signed by Joan Wanamaker.
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Joan Waanamaker
Sale Terms for Marshall S Mutehler Estate Auction
One third of the sale money to be paid in cash with the remainder in two equal installments at eighteen months, interest from the sale date, secured by notes of the purchaser with approved security. Deed to be made at purchaser’s expense after payment in full. Possession given January 11, 1591. GEO W. BEPSON, Administrator with the will annexed. Hoinwex, Auctioneer.
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Purcher
Geo W. Bepson
Marshall S Mutehler
Ho Inwex
Robert W. Anthony
Mollie L. Anthony
George W. Spurry
Caroline County
Hiber L
S. G
Pliny Vishir
Court House
Denton
Robert Wo aAnthony
Lindertuate
Durryville
Plarson
Lloyds
Anthony's Mall
John 5
Slaughter
W Downes
Anthonys AN
Wesley
T. Pliny Pisula
Murtengee
JW. Crank
Phil
H. Fucr
Jaaves I
Cosity
Auct
Proposals for Preston School House addition invited
Sealed proposals from bidders for furnishing material and building an addition to the Preston school, 26 by 70 feet and two feet higher, with joinery to the old roof. Interior rooms to mimic the Federalsburg building, windows numbered fourteen, siding and materials specified, foundation and framing as present, bricks and fixtures per trustees. Payment one half at start and balance on completion by November, with board reserve to reject bids. Al Bates Stepulns, Sec’y.
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The
School Board
Denton
Preston School House
Preston
Dederalsburg
Federsburg
Federalsburg
Vederalburg
al. Bates Stepulns
Sec’y
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Illinois
Alabama
Maine
Vermont
Cleveland
United States
Carolina County
Concord
County Alliance
Wistirsn
Hagerstown
Geo
A. Deakyne
Galanamaker’s
Palfrey
Melville
Keen’s Crossonds
Stephen Wilhkinson
John Faulkner
John Bradley
Bexley Tharp
Wateon
Jas
Wml. B. Arrants
H.C. Culbreth
Greenbury Barcus
Hobbs
Richard Loceherman
WM. A. Stewart
Administrator's Sale
Denton, Maryland
Carolline
Marshard
Greep-borough
Mount Andrew
Powell Trace
Joslin Porter
Linus
Trac
Choptank River
Auren Jeter
Marshall S Mutcaler
J. W. Bisyant
Gay Street
Court Mouse
T Lams OF
Sali
Nisi
Elizabeth Carey
Orphars’ Court
George M. Raum
Fhe
Ernest Downes
WSL
Eliden
C. W. Hobbs
Myvan
B. Stecle
Wills
Caroline Eounky
John G. Hurley
Crrain
G. Wurley
Cambridge
Eastan Shore of
W. P. Chaffingh
W. P. Ghaffingh
Evan
Assignel’s Sale
Ser4ard
Carolinne Partiers
Treal
Hubbard & Brotiter
Tahoe
Standard
Columbia
S. IH
Burrsville, Maryland
Alexander Hurcastle, Jr
Lawrason Riggs
Goldsboro
Tis
Goldsboro’ Station
Delaware and Cheapeake
Light St. Wharf
Doors
Sasa Ann Burns
F. Sloan.& Bro
Baltimore, Md
Denton, MD
J. Wesley Bordley
Phillips
Brick Hotel
Uncle Sam
A. G. Yates & 60
6Th and
Chestnut St
Ledger
13Th and
George M. Ruesum
Henry HR. Lewis
weNces
Robert ME. Hopkins
Catharine
Hopkins
Circuit Court
George M. Rusum
Henry
Lewis
Luther I Gadd
Lutiler H. Gadd
Parker
John Pr. Gontrum
Orphans’ Court
Jeasehold
Philip Peter Mehr
George Mel
Liden, CO
W. Slobbs
Las
BD Steele
Register of Wills
Joseph J. Patchett
John Rumbold
Mary F. Rumbold
Co. W. Bradley
BE. Kelley
H. Stafford
Moirris Chapel
Tuckahoe Creek
Ernest Downe
Choplanh
M. m
J. Boon Dukes
Benial Kinnamon
Jos. G. Gritpin
John W. Thawley
Said
Moore’s Mill
Sandtown
Ner Ervin’s Church
William Richard
Richard
Samuel F. Pearson
Pearson
John Bright
Said Pearson
John W. Slatson
William Brice
Benjamin and
Saniel Sylvester
Goldsborough
Sandy Island Bridge
William Ricilard
Mary A. Daily
John Daily
Chariea Spencer
Matilda Spencer
Cme
Lutiter I. Gadd
Luther HW. Gadd
Lune
M. BU. Stephens
Sec'v
Mary A. Livermore
A. D. Wothington & CO
Hartford
Conn
James N. Todd
Parnell Johnson
Burrsville
Peninsula J
Buffalo Pitts
Stevens’ .Ngines
Reeves Stacker
Talbot County
Miessra
M. F. Allaband
Stevens
Corbin
Acme and Clark
Planet, Jr
Kentucky
Kemasa
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Co., DD
Dubreuil
Mubray
Baltimore Street
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