Special low price sale on silks and woolens
A store announces a limited sale of discounted fabrics and garments after holidays. Jerseys at 2.25 dollars, black fabrics at 2.50, Ay Wack Dress Silk 0.75, Lupin’s Cashmere 0.50, Black Albatross 0.23, all-wool Cashmere 0.40, Black Cashmere 0.45, embroideried robes one-third off, bleached muslin 2.00, Canton flannel 0.12.8, towels 0.25, and many hose priced 0.25 under lists. Continuous stock varies as prices adjust for new tariff impacts.
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Lupin
Retail Sale Bulletin of Shoes and Furnishings in Philadelphia
The notice advertises numerous women footwear items by pair with prices from $1.25 to $5.25, plus a display of bed room furniture suites and a Brussels carpet at $1.25. It promises daily new lots as sold out quickly and urges readers to watch city papers for updates while claiming limited daily production and “first come, first served.”
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city daily
Philadelphia
Portraits and political careers of Maryland leaders
The article outlines biographical sketches of Robert A. McLane and Charles Boyle Roberts. It traces McLane’s Maryland birth, Delaware roots, long public service as U S diplomat and congressman, and military and legal career, plus Roberts’s Uniontown birth, Westminster law practice, and service as Maryland congressman and elector.
Rise of J. Frank Turner A Talbot County Clerk
J Frank Turner rose from humble origins to wealth through energy and industry. Born in Talbot County Ish he began as a firm boy before becoming a clerk in the Register of Wills office at 18 and a deputy in the Clerk of the County Court office. In 1873 he won election as court clerk and was re elected in 1879 by a large margin amid a close race.
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Hfon
Robert A. MeLane
Maryland
Melanie
Tate
Louis McIluane
Delaware
Wihningdon
Louis McLane
Congress
United States
Great Britain
the Treasury
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Robert McLane
Catherine Milligan
Cecil county
Friends
Wilmington
St. Mary?s College
Baltimore
England
Paris
West Point Academy
Andrew Jackson
Tie
Ife
Jesup
Everglades
Jos
Johnston
Gen. Johnston
McLane
Georgia
Scott
corps of topographical engineers
Europe
Irelland
Georgine Urquhart
Louisiana
Washington
Walter Jones
John P. Kennedy
Pierce
China
Buchanan
Republic of Mexico
Mr. MacLane
Mexico
scome
Miramon
Juarez
Vera Cruz
Western Pacific Railroad
State Senate
Congrers
J. Frank Turner
Talbot county
ISH
Register of Wills
Democratic Conservative party in Maryland Convention Statement
The Maryland Democratic Conservative party, in state convention, declares the November election crucial for the next administration and for shaping state legislation through 1888. It ties national politics to the tenth amendment, advocates tax limits, shipping law revisions, restored merchant marine prosperity, and notes an enacted election registration law and reductions in public salaries to reflect private sector standards.
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Maryland
United States
Democratic policy praise for state reforms and labor rights
The piece extols progressive governance, taxation fairness, and labor protections under Governor Wim. T. Tramilton, praising impartial law enforcement, expanded public schools, and a pledge to curb corporate overreach. It credits the state’s amendments and orderly administration for peace, credit, and civic welfare.
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Democratic party
Wim.T. Tramilton
Early rising plea echoes in old advice to boys
An extended critique underscores rigid parental calls to rise with the bell, recalling ancestral discipline and urging boys to act on prompt mornings. It contrasts youth laxness with past stern example, then pivots to a playful, cautionary look at young courtship and the urgency of pursuing deeds over idle romance.
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upstair
God
Dr. Talmage
Frank Leslie
Sunday
So crates thought on misfortune and public stock
A celebrated idea suggests that if all mankind's misfortunes were pooled and shared equally, the unhappy would sooner keep their current lot than accept any divided portion, arguing existing hardships feel less burdensome than a common fate.
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Socrates
What is conscience asked by a schoolmaster
A playful classroom exchange features a schoolmaster asking the class what conscience is and a bright pupil replying with a pun about an award monitor. The boy then defines manttoe jokingly as one of the ironclads, highlighting lighthearted schoolyard humor.
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