Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-10-18

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G The first cotton for export over the
v Western Maryland Railroad will shortly
r arrive in Baltimore, and will he shipped by
the steamer of the Netherlands American
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~ sterdam December l2. The cotton, num-
, bcring 500 bales 240000 pounds is from
Montgomery, Ala, and fills about twelve
cars The Western Maryland Company
II has adviccs of 900 additional bales com
ing the same way for Baltimore houses,
y and about 1000 bales more for the Mt.
!" Vernon, The road expects to do large
cotton business. Not day goes by that
II shipments are not received from points as
far south as Texas, and the business is
growing When the Great Southern Dis
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d four or five weeks, the line between Balti-
II more and Southern and Southwestern
if cities will be very materially shortened.
d Mr. B. II. Griswold, general freight and
1t ticket AGENT of the Western Maryland
n Railroad, who made a southern trip last
c spring in the interest of the road, is con-
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* houses and agents of railroads, which
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Brown Cardinals and Garnet &c. at
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a Carpets and oil cloths specially at
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i These goods are bought in large lots and
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II where in the county. Jno, Root.
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