Local Department News and Court Notices
The Mesas area reports repainting at an adjacent building and a pension granted to William Daniel of Templeville for Civil War service. A child fractures a forearm playing baseball. Druggist Brown plans to move. Died near Brownsville Del is Richard J. Draper. interment at Weley. Ridgely station to host fresh air children. Stolen carriage harness valued at five dollars reward. Town considers a hand engine for fire protection. Local business notices and sales at Marydel. Chemical fire engine test deemed unsatisfactory. Burglary at Ball & Culver Store in Bridgeville. losses include watches and clothing. Grain prices rise. watermelon serving suggestion offered. Interim Court: chancery term convened. juror lists by district. new admittees to practice. Orphans' Court: will of Wingate Neal proved. executors named. assets appraised and distributed. Administration appointments and estate matters update. End with brief local agricultural notes and obituaries.
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Brown
Charles Stevens
Richard J. Draper
Brownsville
Del
Weley
Baker
Ridgely Station
G. W. Spurry
Denton
Messrs
H. L. Evans & Co
Wilmington
Stewart & Jarrell
Hillsborough
Marydel
David T. Rickards
T. Pliny Fisher
Mary A. Gear
Board of Town Commissioners
Ball & Culver
Bridgeville
Sussex County
Crawford’s
York
Crawford's
Baltimore
Charles Brown
Central M. E. Church
Z. H. Webster
Denton Cemetery
Baltimore Papers
Nes
Harper
Wingate Neal
Edward W
James D. Neal
Reynolds Y. Collins
Nuttle
Marshall S. Mutehler
Col. J. N. Douglass
F.R. Owens
N. A. Hutson
Gootee Stevens
Elijah Satterfield
Tilghman Andrew
Samuel G. Nuttle
Peter Andhew
Camp Meeting Notes and Tomato Outlook in Easton Area
Longs and Jennnings visit, cannery and tomato packing under way. Camp meeting at Chilton's drew many visitors including Rev Holmes and Rev Lewis with sermons from Romans and other themes. Local residents, students, and travelers attend camps, with mentions of Crispfield, Dover, Philadelphia, and Baltimore ties and several small legal incidents at the grounds.
Town Social Notes From Pederalsburg Visits
Miss Mand ireer of Pederalsburg visits town friends. Rev Sharp delivers a scholarly sermon to an appreciative audience. Mrs Roberson returns to New York after visiting Mrs Smith. Miss Warren returns to New York after visiting Mrs Jones. Miss Vansant of Baltimore visits Mrs Jarrell. Miss Edith Baughley of Philadelphia guests of friends. Prof Furman of New York visits Mr Jones. Many town residents visit camps on Sunday. Miss Jarrell returns home this week.
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Mand Ireer
Pederalsburg
Poisoning Attempt Targeting Milton Hoe’s Ponies at Flemiah
A Tuesday night report states an unknown person tried to poison Milton Hoe’s gray ponies using green mixed grain. The ponies fell ill after eating the doctored feed, which was found the next morning. A reward is offered for returning a Crown fountain pen found on Thursday evening August 2.
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Flemiah
Greanaborough
Milton Hoe
Roe
Alexander Hardcastle, Jr
Lecture on dress reform at Glyndon Tabernacle
Miss Amanda D. Saulsbury of Ridgely lectured at the Glyndon Tabernacle on dress reform for women. She argued that a small waist harms health and virtue, urging reform in ladies fashion and condemning tight lacing as dangerous and degrading.
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Beaudry Dreashes
Ste Caonsequa Neis
Amanda D. Sailsbury
Baltenoe Noes
Tywienie Diess
Glyndon
Saulsbury
Diaziams
Ridgely
J Compourn & Co Advertises Tomato Baskets in Baltimore
An old ad from J Compourn & Co of Baltimore Md promises daily 1000 baskets of tomatoes and wood for market use. It guarantees top prices and offers quick returns on empty baskets with shipment by any line.
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Nd- Shumprh
Minneapolis
Minn
Wn. E. Brown
Compourn & Co
Baltimore, Md
Ocean City Seaside Plans Boost Regional Travel
The Sympuxe at Camping'sdine prospects spur Ocean City development with aims to link Norfolk and Salisbury schedules. Company plans include beach improvements and rail connections to attract Southern visitors, plus fast steamers and express trains to aid access. Local figures like William F. Wheatley push expansion while civic notices and resident movements fill the week.
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Dexsoyeos
Bayard Taylor
Ocean City
Atlantic
Synepusent Beach Company
Atlantic Hotel
Devon City
Tate
Sennte
Eastern Shore Railroad
Baltimore
Claiborne
Peniinsula
Cambridge
Chesapeake
Baltimore and Lastarnn Shore Railroad
Royal Blue Line
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad
Synepusent Company
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk and Pennsylvania
Salisbury
New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Road
Delaware
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nerfolk
Richmond
N.Y
Thainsanising
Philadelphia
Concord Encampment Attracts Large Multitude Of Faithful
A Concord camp meeting draws a large attendance with over fifty conversions and expected peak crowds tomorrow. Notables and visitors from Philadelphia Baltimore and Delware attend tents and services. The Ellwood encampment ended last Monday after ten days with orderly conduct and several conversions. Twelve thousand are forecast for Camden’s final day.
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Concord
Lida Williams
Ollie Hignatt
Thawley
Edna Jester
Alive Ou
Philadelphia
Jones
Matthews
Walter Cross
Baltimore
Samuel Jump
Lizzie Stewart Robinson
Delaware
Patent Office
Washington
Alice Rust
Bridgeville
Del
Annie Emerson
Grace Fisher
Denton
Alijah Todd
Mary Knotts
Hillsboro
T. L. Charlineh
Mis
Seysmom Colby
Melrose
Mass
T. IL. Lewis
D. D
F. T. Tagg
D. D. J. W. Gray
S. J. Smith
D. W. Austine
R.S. Williamason
A. W. Mather
T.H. Wright
J. M. Brown
Nicholas Wright
Wright
Mr. Dick
Camden
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Miss Nan Fallowfield recovered from illness after last week. Her sisters Masses Mamie and Rose visited. Mrs Hennie Rash and her daughter Miss Etta are visiting friends in Delaware. Miss Dora Powell and Miss Hennie Hall stayed with Mr Wed Boyer. May Fallowfield of Chester town visited relatives. William J. Boxer and family returned from a Delaware tour. Anna Carman of Greensborough visits cousin Miss Emma Meknett. Mr and Mrs James Smith of Brooklyn guests of Judge Smith. Mr and Mrs Z T Carter visiting friends in Wilmington. J W Gibson and family paid a Ridgely visit. Cora Honey visiting relatives in Ridgely.
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Abs. BE. Luft
Nellie
Philadelphia
G. M. Parris
Greensborough
James Mackubin
Ellicott City
Enoch Pratt
J. R. Nichols
PD. Siegel & Co
Easton
J. A. Wright & Bro
Choptank
Messrs
F. R. Owens
Reuben Garey
E.R. Downes
Baltimore
D. E. Worris
Marion
Tuckahoe Neck
Enoch George
Blue Ridge Summit
Nan Fallowfield
Mamie
Rose
Hennie Rash
Etta
Delaware
Dora Powell
Hennie Hall
Wed. Boyer
Mass May Fallowfiell
Chestertown
William J. Boxer
Anna Carman
Emma Meknett
James Smith
Brooklyn
Judge Smith
Z.T. Carter
Wilmington
Agricultural fairs dates for Virginia Maryland Delaware Chenit
The dates for this year’s fairs list Chesapeake fair Cape Charles City August 21 to 24 Prince Georges County fair Upper Marlboro August 21 to 24 Baltimore County fair Timonium August 25 to 31 Cecil County fair Elkton September 4 to 7 Delaware State fair Dover September 1 to 14 Talbot County fair Havton September 18 to 21 Gentlemen’s Divine Park Baltimore September 25 to 28 Tri State Exposition Co Cumberland October 2 to 6. Fallow ground remains dry making plowing difficult.
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Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Chesapeake
Cape Charles City
Prince George's County
Upper Marlboro
Baltimore County
Timonium
Cecil County
Tikton
Dover
Talbot County
Haston
Baltimore
Cumberland
Camp Weetings and the Moral Dilemma of Encampments
The author argues that summer camps privileging pleasure over religion distort camp meetings. He questions the purpose of gatherings in the woods, urging organizers and attendees to distinguish true spiritual aims from recreation and warns that the camps will last weeks, a warning from Conference Mayvald.
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Mavald
The Drummer's Internal Organism Explains His Trade
A traveling statesman Jol. Wash. Bennett known widely as a top joke teller offers a humorous theory of a drummer's makeup. He cites three parts mule ostrich and camel to justify why a drummer sleeps standing eats any food and endures long gaps between drinks.
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Jol. Wash. Bennett
Peninsula
Sostrich
Camel
Talbot County decision on railroad debts upheld
Preston B. Spring wins against the B. and E. 5. Railroad as injunctions against county payments are challenged. Judge Stump argues against funding debts via taxed Talbot property, noting Legislature cannot authorize such selective payments. Case proceeds to Court of Appeals. Also notices promote Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a testimonial from William Roach J P Pirimroy Tenn and a general health authority reminder for property owners to read county health rules.
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Talbot
B. & E. 5. Railroad
Cout
Stump
Talbot County
Court of Appeals
Chamberlain
William Roach
J. P
Pirimroy, Campbell Co
Tenn
Wm. E. Brown
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