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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1896

Page

3

Denton Court Opens in New Building With Busy Docket

The April term of the circuit court opened in the new Denton courthouse amid large attendance. Judge Russum presided as grand jurors were selected and the docket listed 79 civil trials and 19 appeals, plus 20 criminal trials and 24 appeals. Grand jury urged diligence while ignoring trivial matters. The session also covered numerous civil actions including insurance, land, and local option cases, with several verdicts and stipulations recorded.

Russum Fields Stevens Martin Green Cooper Cher Irwin Stewart Wyatt Richardson Fudge Stump Simeon N. West Wn. T. Jarman Robinson Nichols Wa. Dennison J. Polk White John R. Jones C. H. Fleming C. B. Jarman Isaac L. Dukes C. L. Jarrell James W. Holt C. N. Coulbourn Wesley Jarrell T. Norris K. W.jackson Thos. E. Evans W. P. Day H. F. Andrew Amos L. Fishell J.B. Patton J. Peter Cook J. A. Noble John E. Nichols Charles M. Adams Harry Johnson Appelle William W. Lowe Alva J. Corkran Owens Traverser Deweese State Same Jessa Holmes Fountain Wyatt Bushrod Cephas Robert E. Graham Alfred Fisher William Aldridge Lewis & Stevens John W. Boyer Todd Edward Collin Edward Coston Fred Murphy Charles H. R. Merrick the Mutual Fire Insurance Company Kent County Westcott and Todd

Almanac of County Court Report on Almshouse and Tax Impact

The grand jury notes the health officer may sue the county over a nuisance but finds the almshouse premises in good condition and well cared for. It complains of witnesses summoned without State's Attorney guidance, costly practices by magistrates and constables, and urges curbing expense. They praise the new courthouse and credit architect Joseph H Bernard for the project.

Caroline County Denton Bridge Joseph H. Bernard

Orphans Court and railroad notes in local proceedings

Orphans Court orders notice to creditors for Franklin L. Davis and approves accounts of sales and estates of multiple decedents including John W. Carroll John Prattis and Elizabeth Varnes. Guardians and executors appointed and accounts filed. Railroad progress urged to Greenwood aim for fruit season. Peters Bros buy ties and stations eyed at Hickman. Bridge work advances with Sallie Harris mill pond and Wye Mills bridges nearing completion. Sketches of Thomas Calbreth life to follow.

Orphans’ Court Franklin L. Davis Isaac Lehman Joseph H. Carroll John W. Carroll John Prattis Burton W. Parker Robert H. Tutson John Hutson J. B. Fletcher Elizabeth Varnes Elizabeth A. Tuff Leroy E. Tuff David M. Johnson Frederick Ridgely Graham Chester Samuel Milby John H. Milby Charles E. Mellvaine Walter W. Bridges George G. Dixon Henry Dean Greenwood Peters Bros Hickman Denton Queenstown News Wallis’ Wood Gilmore Sallie Harris Mill Pond McNutt Wye Mills

Culbreth Addresses Democratic Contention in Caroline Race

In Caroline county politics, Culbreth defends his 1810 vote, denounces unfair nomination practices, and outlines positions on the Compensation Law. Wright campaigns in the district, while Federalists revive Democratic discord in Queen Anne's and Talbot counties amid looming fall elections.

Remedy for bilious colic offers prompt relief and prevention

Persons suffering from bilious colic can find quick relief by taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It acts rapidly and is dependable. In many cases the attack may be prevented by taking the remedy at first signs. Bottles priced 25 and 80 cents, available from Wm. E. Brown in Denton and H. Duffey in Hillsboro.

Chamberlain Wm. E. Brown Denton H. Duffey Hillsboro

Maryland Federalists Hopeful in Early Congressional Battle

The piece describes the 1800 era contest in Maryland where Federalists compete with Democrats across counties Caroline Talbot and Queen Anne's. Potter announces as Federalist candidate for Congress amid a split Democratic party and alleged corruption funds. Details include electors' party loyalties, county results, and forthcoming Senate elections on the Eastern Shore. It also notes social notices and a fatal road-cart accident involving Mrs. Jonnie Friel in Queenstown.

Borough Wright Calbreth Assembly Court House Denton William Potter Queen Anne’s Caroline Talbot Ile Congress Potter State Senate George Reed Anne Arundel Washington Baltimore Lalford Annapolis Washington Benevolent Society Dorchester Worcester Kent Cecil Calvert Prince George's Frederick Allegany Maryland Caroline Potter Reed Holbrook Keene William Naghlett Levin Gale William Spencer Henry Holliday Joseph E. Muse George W. Jackson Somerset John Enger Howard Roger Brooke Taney Western Shore Thomas Ward Veazey Anit Angier James Brown Queen Anne's Frederick Holbrook Lemuel Purnell, Jr Edward Lloyd Eastern Shore

Arnett Fires Jail Bed Clothing In Escape Attempt

Thomas Arnett, an elderly inmate in Southern Caroline, tried to burn the jail by igniting his bed clothing while Sheriff Green was away. The back cell floor and partition timbers caught fire before discovery. Other prisoners were frightened, but Arnett remained calm. The blaze was quickly extinguished and he was ironed. He had threatened to burn the jail on several occasions.

Thomas Arnett Caroline Sheriff Green Arnett

Methodist Ministers Named And Ready For 1897 Conference

The Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Church closed its sixty eighth session in Baltimore naming appointments for the year. J S Kinzer read the minister list and the conference set next year’s meeting for Broadway Church Baltimore beginning the first Wednesday in April 1897.

Maryland The Methodist Church Alnutt Memorial Church Baltimore J. S. Kinzer Broadway Church Accomac Avery Donovan Amelia W. B. Judefind Alexandria B. EI. Benson Towson T. H. Wright Bedford R. S. Williamson Belair S. B. Treadway Bethel Broadway F. H. Lewis Bethany J. F. Bryan Brooklyn B. A. Dumm Cambridge C. S. Arnett Caroline H. W. D. Jolson Campbell Cecil A. W. Mather Central S. J. Smith Centreville G. W. Haddaway Chesapeake C. K. McCaslin Chestertown J. M. Gill Christ Church W. H. Litsinger Clayton and Sarom B. F. Jester Concord J. W. Parris Conquest G. D. Edmondson Crisfield Rowe Crumpton J. G. Sullivan Cumberland Louis Randall Chincoteague H. E. Bennington Delmar J. A. Wright Deer Creek C. H. Littleton Deer Park G. J. Hill Delta R. L. Lewis Dorchester C. M. Cullum Dover Fox Hill Franklin City Beane Frederick G. F. Faring Felton H. L. Schlincke Frederica N. O. Gibson Georgetown D. C Hammond Col J. H.S. Ewell Grove K. O. Ewing Greenwood Dorsey Blake Hampden Evergreen J. B. Jones Harper's Ferry A. A. Harriman Harrington J. L. Straughn Heathsville J. H. Daugherty Howard W. J. Floyd Hurlocks G. M. Clayton Holly Run Nichols Memorial J. F. Wooden Jefferson W. MM. Strayer Kennedyville Jesse Shreve Kemptown Milton G. R. Hodge Mount Tabor H. E. Nelson Mount Nebo G. J. Smith Marley F. 8S Cain Newark L. R. Dyott North Carolina Avenue Washington B. B. James New Market S. F. Cassen North Baltimore E. J. Drinkhouse Supernumerary Oxford J. W. Baldorson Oak Grove W. W. White Prince George Parksley E. A. Stone Pipe Creek B. W. Kindley Pittsville C. P. Nowlin Pocomoke Circuit J. R. Donald

Maryland Conference Elects Third Ballot Winners

West Wilmington G A Morris and others withdrew by request. Rev David Wilson M D, Army chaplain, won on the third ballot to join the General Conference delegation. The list includes Rev Kinzer, Rev Tagg, Dr Hammon, Dr Lewis, Dr Little, Strayer, Treadway, Bates, Melvin, and Wilson among ministers with lay members Hering, Baker, Caton, and Murray. Alternates named: Murray Poisal Greenfield Benson Billingslea Tull Hartley Pierce.

West Wilmington G. A. Morris Wye B. F. Benson Q. L. Morrow Western Maryland College T. H. Lewis Theological Seminary T. Ward L. W. Bates F. T. Tage Board of Foreign Missions A. D. Melvin Lonned First Church Pittsburg D. L. Greenfield Board Foreign Missions J. D. Kinzer F. T. Tagg The Methodist Protestant W.S. Hammond Alnutt Memorial Church F. T. Little Starr Church Baltimore W. M. Strayer Buckeystown S. B. Treadway Seaford R. W. Bates Westminster J. L. Hill St. James Kent County Foreign Missionary Society David Wilson J. W. Hering Daniel Baker J. R. Caton Alexandria T. Harry Bartlett Samuel Vannott Chestertown J. A. Smith Harrington Del J. G. Coleman Elizabeth N. J Thomas C. Murray J. C. Dulany A. Benjamin C. W. Hobbs Caroline County J. T. Murray W. M. Poisal Messrs Charles Billingslea A. E. Tull W. B. Hartley A. N. Pierce

Town's Public Entertainment Promotes Library Funds

The public school plans a town hall event next Friday with a Peak Sisters program and scarf and flag drills to raise funds for the school library. Crescent Literary Society presented a strong program this week with readings, music, recitations, and editors. Easter services were praised across churches, and business grows as J H Smith and Bro add a store extension. Visitors include Nan Taylor, Mary Hopkins, Grace Stambaugh, Tillie Stambaugh, and Howard Ryer of D Ryer & Co.

Bessie Jarrell Beulah Day Mitchell Greuone Alice Stevenson Florence Greene Kuhn F. F. Carpenter M. E Epworth League J. H. Smith & Bro Nan Taylor Easton Mary Hopkins Baltimore T. W. Jones Grace Stambaugh Pennsylvania Tillie Stambaugh Howard Ryer D. Ryer & Co New York

Easter Party at Nuttle Home Delights Anderson Town

Anderson town residents enjoyed an Easter party hosted by Mr and Mrs W B Nuttle on Monday afternoon. The event featured an Easter egg hunt, games, music, recitations, and refreshments at five o clock. Guests included Mamie Hobbs Blanche Hobbs Myra Stevens Bessie Stevens Dora Gelletty May Gelletty Bertha Holbrook Rosa Burkett Mary Nuttle Norman Ross Lyng Ross Charlie Nuttle Harry Nuttle Gordon Holbrook Harry Clark Sue Turner and others. Mrs Nuttle later traveled to Baltimore with Mrs S G Nuttle to buy spring millinery while Miss Gussie Smoot visited Washington during the holidays. The Andersontown school roll of honor for March lists Charlie Nuttle Ella Neal India Hignutt Bertha Oles Harry Nuttle Minnie Stevens Violette Brown Corinne Starkey and Blanche Hobbs.

Andersontown W. B. Nuttle Mamie Blanche Hobbs Myra Bessie Stevens Dora May Gelletty Bertha Holbrook Rosa Burkett Mary Nuttle Norman Lyng Ross Charlie Harry Nuttle Gordon Holbrook Harry Clark Sue Turner H. T. Nuttle G. Nuttle Baltimore Gussie Smoot Washington Andersontown School Charlie Nuttle Ella Neal India Hignutt Bertha Oles Minnie Stevens Violette Brown Corinne Starkey

Demise of Three Prominent Peninsula Figures

Isaac J Sigler of Ridgely, aged about 85, died after a paralysis attack at his home. He helped spawn many local homes and is survived by three sons Alfred, John A and George, and a daughter Mrs Richard T Carter. Funeral Tuesday. Willis W Wright, born 1817 in Denton, died in Indianapolis. He rose from clerk to railroad executive and county treasurer, leaving a widow and seven children. George L Duffey of Hillsborough, about 20, died at home after Brights disease, while a law student at Georgetown. Funeral Friday, Hillsborough cemetery interment.

Isaac J. Sigler Ridgely Mr. Sigler Alfred Sigler Paterson N.J Sigler Alfred John A Orphans’ Court George Wilmington Richard T. Carter F. F. Carpenter Peninsula West Willis W. Wright Indianapolis Mr. Wright Denton Chesapeake Willis Wright Chester County Pennsylvania Baltimore Milton Ind Wright John F. Hill William A. Wright Frederick Baggs Carolina County Peru & Indianapolis Railroad Company Law Department University of Georgetown D. C Hillsborough Cemetery

Elocution Event at Ridgeway Hall with Bromleys

An entertainment under the Reformed Church will be at McShane's Hall Ridgeway on Thursday evening next. Principal feature: Mr and Mrs John Bromley of Chicago stylists as elocutionists, popular in the West. Selections from Shakespeare and other authors will be humorous and pathetic, with music by the Nichols brothers.

The Reformed Church MccShane’s Hall Ridgely John Bromley Chicago West Shakespeare W. N. Reily Nichols Brothers

Prohibitionists Convene in Denton Elect Delegates

A Prohibitionists meeting in Denton elected delegates to the State convention in Baltimore on April 23. W. L. Wilson Rev. J. A. Arters James Swann T. Pliny Fisher R. P. Taylor Charles S. Davis George K. Saulsbury A. G. Saulsbury F. P. Covey named as delegates with alternates Alex Butler R. J. Boughley W. E. Brown Willett Hubbard Thomas H. Chambers J. R. Stewart T. W. Smith James H. Thawley T. H. Everagain. The Prohibition National Convention is set for Pittsburgh. Frank R. Roberson of New York will speak at Ridgely M. E. Church on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 pm.

Denton Jack Roberson Ridgely Deweese & Owens Register of Wills Cooper Dover Harris Ridgely M. E Japan Norway India Easton Star-Democrat J. Frank Turner S. E. Whitman Lottie Wood Mary Mitchell Turpin Mitchell Viola Hevalow Ralph Hevalow Castle Hall Friendship M. E. Church Hynsun T.&. Tabler D. H. Willis Cedar Grove Chalmers Brumbaugh Hackett Downes Clara Frampton Robert Fleetwood Henry Horsey Louis Dukes Marion Downes St. Mary’s Whitechapel Christ Christ Church George M. Russum John 8 L. B. Towers Old Court House Himalayas Karnak Ridgely M. E. Church Wilfred Bateman Talbot County Thomas Hughiett Easton Inta Henry E. Bateman Talbot Bar State Central Committee Fred. Plummer Roe Andrew B. Roe Greensborough Carvie Manlove John P. Manlove Chico Cal Roe West T. Snowden Thomas Peninsula Methodist Susan ©. Platt Ocean Grove H. B. Phillips Suffolk F. W. Redden Latie Draper Mary Sparks Greensboro Wilmington Iva Lowe Sallie Draper Smyrna James H. Douglass Preston C. Tl. Whitby Thomas F. Dunn Dover Inder N. Alex. Hutson W. S. Russell Philadelphia K. M. Barnette Baltimore Centreville Catharine Killer New York Lizzie Whitby Z. H. Webster William H. Smith W.L. Wilson J. A. Arters James Swann T. Pliny Fisher R. P. Taylor Charles S. Davis George K. Saulsbury A. G. Saulsbury F. P. Covey Alex. Butler R. J. Boughley W. E. Brown Willett T. Hubbard Thomas H. Chambers J. R. Stewart T. W. Smith James H. Thawley T. H. Everagain Pittsburg

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the Local Department the Circuit Court Robert J. Jump Justices of the Peace Deweese and Lewis Rei Orphans’ Court Proceedings Railroad Notes Thomas Calbreth Culbreth Monroe Daniel Cox Hopper House of Delegates Bank of Caroline General Assembly Samuel Culbreth Orrell Annals of Congress Hilious Colle Jonnie Friel Daniel Friel Queenstown Pocomoke City H. L. Elderdice Powellsville Elmer Simpson Patapsco Payson Street George Hines Potomac J. W. Norris Quantico Johnson D. M. Brown Nelianco A. J. Walter Rowlandsville J. E. Maloy Remington, Balto H. O. Kenn St. James's J. L. Mills St. John Susquehanna F. H. Mullineaux Sussex G. R. McCready G. H. Stoksdale Trinity Somerset County D. W. Austina Tyrvennia Union J. M. Yingling Union Bridge J. J. Murray Warwick C. E. McCullough Witersville W. R. McKnott Washington Street Alnutt Memorial J. M. Holmes Waverly Balto L. A. Bennett West Baltimore J. W. Kirk W. 2. Graham Williamsport Q. L. Wolfe Isaac J. Sigher Wilms W. Wright George Duffey Frank R. Roberson
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