Local News From Denton and Vicinity
Dense weekly notes from Denton Maryland cover hotel crowds, sick visitors in Baltimore, church services, fires, and railroad news. Mentions Eli Saulsbury at Hot Springs, Rev Foreman moving to Lincoln, and Miss Carrie Van Sickle visiting from Peekskill. Also details a suspicious death of William Osborn near the Kent steamer and ongoing inquest findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion R. Pippin
Baltimore
J. N. Foreman
Lincoln
Del
Landreth
Harris’ Grocery
AG. Saulsbury & Bro
Ridgely
Philip W. Downes
A. S. Mowbray
Pocomoke City
M. Luther Coulbourn
Philadelphia
Kent
Denton
Carrie van Sickle
Peekskill
N. Y
C. S. Stanton
Hillsborough
W. Kk. Mowbray
Pomona
Alex. Gadd
Lewistown
Talbot County
W. R. Mowbray
Potter's Landing
M. E
H. AL. Hartley
Hl. Diston & Son
Steel Works
Tacony
Caroline
Talbot
Chiarley
Brearley
Journal
I. N. Foreman
Methodist’ Church
Woman's College
Messrs
R. E. Fisher
Washington College
Lawrence Towers
Maryland Agricultural College
Friends of the Greensborough-Federalsburg Railroad
Williamson
Harry Hubbard
W. L. Hubbard
Easton
Methodist Episcopal
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
William Osborn
Shorty
Osborn
Justice Lowe
Lewis
George
April Term of the Circuit Court Opens With Jury and Pleas
The April term hears local option issues and numerous civil appeals. Grand jury reports 12 presentments including two larcenies and six local option violations. Visiting attorneys listed, and county officials note a June completion target for Bay Ridge and related rail work. Arbor Day celebrated in Caroline schools. Chestertown conference appointments announced for the Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Blood
Graham & Co
Appellant
Todd
Russum & Lewis
Appellees
William C. Satterfield
Fannie E. Downes
Todd, Uryant & Fisher
Appellee
Thomas A. Curry
St.14
Bryant & Fisher
Roland T. K. Garey
Thomas F. Garey
Charles EL. Blackiston
R. J. Jump
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Christ Church
Chestertown
W. M. Strayer
United States
Strayer
Lawrence W. Bates
West Washington
J. D. Kinzer
Accomac
George Farring
Alexandria
M. N. Boisal
Amelia and Chesterfield
C. W. McAllister
Anne Arundel
J. W. Gray
J. RB
Nichols
Baltimore
A. D Dick
Barren Creek
J. W. Forrester
Bedford
2. O. Ewing
Belair
S. A. Hoblitzell
Broadway
EH. L. Elderdice
Cambridge
S. F. Cassen
Campbell
Elmer Simpson
Caroline
R. T. Lewis
Cecil
J. H W. Jones
Central
S. R. Murray
Centreville
J. W. Balderson
Chesapeake
I. F. Benson
W. R. Graham
Chincoteague
H. S. Johnson
Clayton
J. W. Norris
Concord
C. H. Littleton
Crisfield
G. QO
Bacchus
Crumpton
G. R. McCready
Cumberland
C. E. McCullough
Deer Creek
J. F. Woodbin
Deer Park
W. A. Crouse
Delta
C. Ohram
Dorchester
W. D. Litsinger
East Baltimore
John D. Kinzer
Easton
J. W.trout
Ellicott City
Eutaw
J. M. Gill
Fawn Grove
J. L. Elderdice
Felton
B.A. Dumm
Fricksburg
J. T. Lassell
First Church
Washington
J. E. Nicholson
Franklin City
R. H. Williamson
Frederick
W. J. Floyd
L. Bennett
Georgetown
D. C
Del
Grave
S. Keane
Hamapden
John L. Straughn
Harper's Ferry
D. E. Day
Harrington
W. H. Stone
Hurlock’s
Troite
Howard
Jesse Shreve
Heathsville
C. H. Day
Jefferson
J. N. Sheridan
W. S. Phillips
Kennedyville
Quincy L. Morrow
Kent Island
J. W
They Wind For the Railroad Vote in Grand Jury
The late grand jury, a representative body of taxpayers, met yesterday afternoon and voted on the railroad question. Twenty one members voted in favor of the road while two members did not vote.
Church Manners and Dover Bridge Dispute
Church manners warn punctuality silence and courtesy to strangers inside a house of worship before and after service with no tobacco and no idle stares. Separately the Staltread Bridge near Dover Bridge sees conflict between Maryland Seamboat Co and Baltimore and Eastern Shore R R over a new span on the Choptank river. steamer Joppa reports damage in a draw passage and Gen. W. F. Smith was ordered to inspect the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Seth
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
City
Claiborne
Talbot County
Bay
Preston
Caroline County
Harper’s
St. Michaels
Riverside
Royal Oak
Easton
Choptank
Lastun
Choptank River
Nanticoke
Bay Ridge Road
Thomas’ Point
Baltimore and
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Staltread
Dover Bridge
Maryland Seamboat Company
Steamboat Company
Joppa
W. F. Smith
Wilmington
Secretary of War
A Pretty Good Prospect for Peaches
A list of peach buds was gathered from an orchard in Raymonds Neck on March 76th, indicating promising early fruit development for the season. The fragment notes the collection date and location, suggesting optimism for peach yields in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond‘s Neck
Ownership change at Williamsburg Roller Flour Mill noted
The article reports a change in ownership at the Williamsburg Roller Flour Mill. Mr Bell retains an interest and will continue in charge as before, with his personable presence still familiar to local business people and families. It also details various local notices including a dog bite, deaths, Easter services, Arbor Day activities, railroad progress toward Preston depot, and community personalities and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Bell
Jackson
Preston
James A. Nabie
Winchester
A. W. Sisk
Fletcher
Noble
Webster
Dorchester County
Samuel Webster
New Market
Kate K. Hobbs
New York
Elon S. Hobbs
Ohio and Indiana voters swing to Democrats in spring elections
Ohio is marked by strong Democratic gains with citywide wins in Cleveland and majorities across Columbus Circleville Chillicothe Newark Dayton and Springfield. Indiana township elections show voter apathy with Republican vote light and Democratic gains a modest 40 per precinct in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixpay
Ohio
Board of Education
Lima
Tifin
Fremont
Marion
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Sandusky
Defiance
Columbus
Circleville
Chillicothe
Newark
Dayton
Springfield
Cleveland
Police, Fire, Cemetery, and Water Works Board
Justice of the Peace
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Ballol
Hartford
Hartforp
Coxnx
Henry C. Dwight
Brinceroft
Conn
Washington News of Meal Interest
Washington items note Boss Quay’s absence from Harrison and focus on Senate races and anti gerrymandering efforts. It mentions Gen Grant as Assistant Secretary of War, party struggles over the House, mild federal election bill efforts, and remarks by Rep Stone on pension legislation. Also reports on World’s Fair bill mood, Montana fraud, local obituaries and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boss Quay
Harrison
Pennsylvania
Lewis A. Grant
Minnesota
House
Hoar
Senate Committee On Election
Congress
Representative Stone
Missouri
Stone
GALR
Mr. Stone
Benjamin Harrison
Wanamaker
Dudley
Iowa
Wisconsin
Spring Attraction at Coxs Store Selections for the Season
Spring is upon us and Cox's advertises shelves and counters filled with a choice selection of goods for the season. Fresh from the manufacturers, these items are marked at prices within reach of all shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GY Pring
Spring Dress Goods Offered At Moderate Prices
In our Dress Goods Department you will find an attractive line of Spring Novelties. Beautiful line of Black Dress Goods always in stock at the most reasonable prices. Our line Ginghams French and American Latines French Zephyrs Outings and Teazle Cloths is exceedingly attractive.
Nobby line of children's suits new in stock
A fresh assortment of children's suits arrives with styles and sizes to fit. Also a large line of gentlemen's clothing always in stock with suits made to order and fit guaranteed.
China Mattings Now Offered in Plain White and Fancy Styles
Don’t miss our line of China Mattings with abundant plain white and fancy styles. Special prices range from to to.
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Denton Journal
the Local Department
Eli Saulsbury
Hot Springs
North Carolina
John Metten
Seaford
C. H. Gootee
Robert L. Gulick
East New Market
W. G. Pierce
Smyrna
Clifford Comedy Company
Wheeler Transportation Line
Circuit Court
Ses
Foreman
Chas. Elwanzer
John S. Walters
Thos. F. Corkran
J. Wesley Thawley
William H. Willey
Robi. M. Messick
Nathaniel Roe
Harry A. Roe
Eli Sparklin
Silas Sparklin
Thos. L. Day
J. Boon du
E. W. Williamson
Thos. B. Sparklin
Edwin M. Garey
William G. Lamb
N. J. Corkran
David S. Moore
J. Howard Griffin
Jal. T. Sylvester
Benjamin Coursey
William Morgan
Francis S. Todd
James Tolson
Nathan Clark
Off
Kussum & Lewis
G.W. Hynson
The
Gem Organ Co
James Davis
Russum
Same
Charles H. Blackiston
State
Traverser
Edwin S. Heffron
John Payne
Jump and Brown
Satterfield & Moore
John B. Letty
James N. Todd
John 1. Letty
Arbor Day
Jago
Marydel Academy
Marydel
Maud Greer
Sallie Richards
May West
Lucy Hayden
Thomas Heather
Sallie Heather
Clara Conway
Edith Slemmer
Katie Musselman
Lady Heather
Maud Muller
Jerome Richards
Sallie
Thomas Green
Mary Sparks
Mary West
John Swing
June
Miss Greer
Rheims
Rickards
Mr. Conway
Milton Slemmer
America
Rall-Call
Lida Williams
Fulton Noble
Heulah Haws
Marily the Cuckoo
Primary Department
James Blades
Winnie Griffith
Harry Whitby
Ollie Lord
Wilda Butler
H. F. Willis
M. VP
Ther
Oxford and Talbot
F. J. Mulliieaux
Pipe Creek
J. W. Charlton
Pittsville
C. R. Blades
Pocomoke
J. W. Parris
Pocomake City
A. D. Melvin
Potomac
Powellsville
A. J. Waller
Quantico
W. J. D. Lucas
Queen Anne's
S. J. Smith
Reliance
G. J. Smith
Rowhindsville
J. W. Grant
St. James
S. I
Surrey
J. G. Sullivan
Susquehanna
J. E. Maloy
Sussex
G. D. Edmonston
Union
W. W. White
Union Bridge
W. S. Hammond
Warwick
J. M. Yingling
Washington Street
R. S. Rowe
Westminster
J. L. Mills
West Baltimore
St. John’s
J. J. Murray
Chatsworth
I. O. Crouse
Board of Missions
F. T. ‘Tage
Western Maryland College
T. H. Lewis
Westminster Theological Seminary
J. T. Ward
Methodist Protestant
J. Drinkhouse
Board of Foreign Missions
F. C. Klein
E. H. Vandyke
Board of Home Missions
B. W. Kind
Maryland Tract Society
J. T. Murray
J. W. Everist
J. K. Nicholls
S. B. Southerland
R. S. Norris
D. W. Bates
H. J. Day
T. D. Valliant
J. H. Ellegood
James ‘Thompson
J. A. Wiegand
Augustus Webster
E. R. McGregor
Early Rivers
Fosters
Mountain Rose
Heath Cling
Ward
Crawford
Dover
Yederalaburg
Laura
W. J. Davis
Martha Phillips
Hurlocks
Darchester County
Wm. Kennedy
Zion
Robert Lewis
M.D
Wm. H. Alburger
Dr. Jefferson
J. W. Brown
E. E. Goslin
Fernandes Davis
Carrie Davis
J. H. Davis
W.S. Goslin
Fitborough
St. Paul’s Church
Dessie Stack
Madge Price
Madge Beachamp
Unn Hackett
State Normal School
Robby Hackett
Jefferson College
James Fleming
Main St
G. W.townsend
Bridgeville
Calvin Satterfield
John Mitchell
Cora Stack
Charles L. Harrison
St. John’s College, Annapolis
St. John’s Parish
Caroline, Talbot
Queen Anne’s
J. A. Morgan
J. M. Wooters
Dr. P.S. Reynolds
Frederick Ringgold
W. J. Dukes
H. E. Price
W. E. Barton
B. A. Taylor
A. Taylor
H. Lay Beaven
St. Mary’s White Chapel
Mary Ann
Tie
Ghia
Jadhua
Connecticut
J. Wesley Bordley
William H. Casha
Melville
Evaline Frampton
T. Luther Frampton
K. 5. Frampton
Ernest Downes
O. J. Redden
Tuckahoe Neck
Adams’ Landing
EE. C. Peirson & Co
Waterloo
N.Y
John IF
Hiscock
Senate
Chicago
Montana
Charles Hl. Cohee
Brother
Sis 'Mother
William Noble
James G. Redden
Fred Liden
Fink Brothers & Co
J. P. Neal
Tacony, Pa
G. RK. Neal
Williston
William B. Asilton
Kent County
Sanlemia Court
Msvile
CASIO
Johnson
Johnson & Wright
Pelson
Maple Grove Nurseries
Convass
Addreza W.& T. Smith
Geneva Nursery
Geneva
B. P. Cox
Mattings
BP. Cox
Odd Fellows’ Building
Posnerqs
Posner Bros
Posners
Orrick Ar Cousty
Agric
John Lear
William Robinan
John Brown
Elijeth Todd
Federalsbury Road
Beane
St. Stephen's Chapel
GEO. AL Deak Ysne
Rhoda Aa. Rawlings
Rhodan A. Rawlings
Jacob Deen
Lewis Dahelway
W. H. Deen
James H. Rosa
Robert Ro
W. H. Fulton
Charles Manard
Two Johns Wharf
White Oak Swamp
William C. Willougiuby
Robert Patton
Krelbeey
Coraline County
Daniel ‘Todd
James M. Clark
John Horey
W. I. Deen
Joan R. Menasi
Jonathan E. Towers