Senatorial Possibilities and Constitutional Roll Call
The Baltimore Sunday Herald notes post election talks on Maryland's Eastern Shore Senate race with Col. John Walter Smith versus Governor Jackson as the leading contenders and booster plots for appointments. It also lists amended votes by amendment in Maryland and notes a petition urging an international arbitration conference at Chicago 1893.
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Baltimore Sunday Herald
United States
General Assembly
Mc. Groome
John Walter Smith
Jackson
Smith
Worcester
Somerset
Talbot
Cecil
Dorchester
Bay
Charles
Chestertown
John B. Brown
Senate
John M. Robinson
Judge Wilson
Chicago
Adjustment of factional difficulties in New York outlook
The late election smoothes the path to Democratic victory in 1892. Republican papers, led by the great metropolitan press, report leaders from both parties forecasting future strategy. Maryland's population figures from Bulletin 132 show Baltimore at 434,439 and several counties and towns listing population changes and major cities.
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Cleveland
Leon Abbott
New Jersey
John C. Black
Illinois
Horace Boies
Iowa
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Roswell Pettibone Flower
New York
United States
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
David Bennett Hill
George W. Jones
William R. Morrison
John Ml. Palmer
Ilinois
Robert E. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Navy
William C. Whitney
George Gray
Delaware
Democratic Party
Gadd
Caroline
Metropolis
The
Tribune
West
Representative Mills
East
Sherman
McKinley
Messrs
Mr. Cleveland
Mills
Baltimore
Calvert, Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Queen Anne's
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Annapolis
Cambridge
Frostburg
Navre de Grace
Easton
Salisbury
Westminster
Chestertown
Sparrow’s Point
Elkton
Catonville
Laurel
Port Deposit
Pocomoke City
Rockville
Crisfield
Westernport
Hyattsville
Ellicott City
Snow Hill
Velair
St. Michael’s
Centreville
Williamsport
Northeast
Sharpsburg
Baldwin
Washington Life Insurance Co
New York City
Postoffice
Vast Philadelphia Black Dress Goods Stock Declares Value
The Philadelphia store touts unmatched Black Dress Goods in wide variety and top quality from leading makers. It features all wool fabrics, novelties, camel hair patterns, and hair striped diagonals with prices from $1.25 to $3.50 per yard, plus storm clothing options and extensive Mackintosh and Cravenette cloaks and coats across women's and men's lines.
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Philadelphia
America
Henrietta Merino
Alina Camebhalr
Mourcline
Sarah Twillsson
Astrakhan
Mackintosh and
Craven
Albion
Inverness
Chestnut Street
Leinster
Roberta Raglan
Constance
Cravenette
Trustees Sale of Desirable Farm near Denton Maryland
Trustees announce a public sale of Lots No. 2 and 3 on the Liden Farm in Caroline County Md. The auction, Tuesday November 24 1891 from 1 to 4 pm, offers about 117 acres and 190 acres with cleared land, timber, a large dwelling, outbuildings, fruit trees, and a 15 foot right of way. Parcels first, then whole if bids exceed sums. Terms: one fourth cash, balance in 1 or 2 years or all cash. bonds with notes and sureties. Plats and certificates available. viewing encouraged through Mr Witt and the trustees.
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Liden Farm
Denton
Greensborough
Ridgely
Catherine Downes
Wesley Roe
John W. Ringgold
Thomas Sparktin
Ridgley Station
Denton and
Land Yard
John H. George
J. W. Ringgold
Ronenr J. Just
Largo
Tinily
Caroline County
William T. Roberts
State of
Say
Maryland
Wim. Ty. Roberts
Julia W. Temple
Wm. T. Roberts
John W. Temple
Jos, Warner
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin, Eprror
Congress of the United States
Brows
Poe
Ford
Court of Appeals
Fortaken
South
United States Senate
Senator Sherman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Cleveland and
Boies
Eastern Shore
Senator Illwson
John F. Dawson
Wirt
Lloyd
Dawson
Austin
Maryland Senate
Vassour
Kent
Bttown
Col. Jones
Talanamaher
Tmanamatter
Bulwer
Pompeii
Amelia Gere Mason
Paris
Kaufmann
Oliphant
Makers
Florence
Ludovic Nalevy
Selen Sackson
Longfellow
Dickens
Shakespeare
Mill and Stream
Warwickshire Avon
Alfred Parsons
Tennyson
Grandfather Grey
Kate Tannatt Woods
Hoss Shay
Oliver Wendell
Whittier
Pubsula
Court House
Orphans' Court
Oved E. Rocnester
Annie A. Rochester
Ovid E. Rochester
Witsun
Wit
Itos
Potter's Landing
T. FP
Main Street
George AL Deakyne
Wilson Mf. Tylor
Exusten
Wils
Hillsborough
Thos. Wackett
Hilleborough
T. CG. Ilackett
Tcen Anne, Md
Doors, Sasa and
Brinos
Shyter
GEO. F. Sloan & Bro
Baltimore, Md
Light St. Wharf
Shamahan and Wrightson [Hardware Co
POM
York
Oliver
Syracuse
Lion Callitivuators
Joan K. Lynch
Joan W. Crank, JR
Willia T. Covey
Mary A. Covey
John E. Wubbard
Liber L. I. G
Preston
Walter Todd
Painters Range
Williams R. Martin
OUR Dress Goods Department
Jvarrggl & Nichols
asToRlgates
New Wey
St. Vitus
Pit Yo
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ignow
Egeric Med. CO
Ill
Drogsistsa
Reese Grocery Company
Successora Te Cahoalas LL. Else
Family Grocers
W. Pratt
AID
Charles J.ford
James W.saulsbury
Williston, Md
Dunnack’s
Sheriff’s Sale
Charles H. Sulelds
J. G. Barcus
T. G. Hackett
General Hardware & Implements
Queen Anne, MD
Chapion Wyagomne
Denton Hardware
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