Cambridge Meats Banks and Local News Snapshot
A scattered roundup mentions Cambridge having twenty meat stores and a circulating library agitation. notes include postmaster appointment at Rising Sun, Denton National Bank holiday closing, a 105 year old death in Kent county, Mushrooms at Washington College, and Dover line upgrades. Local events cover a new court house photos, a cash loan ad, a public building bill, and multiple small incidents and lectures on the Eastern Shore.
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Princess Anne
Denton
J. C. Hindman
Rising Sun
Denton National Bank
Abe Butler
Kent County
Washington College
Dover
Princess Anne’s
A. W. Williamson
Court House
Will Lord
Tuckahoe Neck
Cordova
Slomons & Lankford
Sussex Hotel
Seaford
Edward Addicks
DEWEESE &Ow_ENs
Joshua W. Miles
A. K. Cruser
Greensboro
Ira B. Williams
Main Street
Hillsborough
Williams
Patrick O'Neil
Collison
Frank Dashiell
Internal Revenue
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Two Johns
San Francisco
Justice Cooper
Chas. Horney
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Charles Miller
Thos. Taylor
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Wilmer Emory
Troxell
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Rehoboth
Electric
Susser Journal
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Easton Point
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad Company
Vickers
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Cambridge Democrat and News
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William G. Pritchett
Bishop’s
Chaires
Crumpton
Queen Anne’s
Western Maryland College
Henry Jarman
Greensborough
T. H. Jarman
Matrimonial and Personal News from Denton and Nearby
An extensive social diary recounts weddings and engagements in Denton Burrsville and Smyrna with details of ceremonies at Wesley Church and home nuptials. It notes receptions, dances, and notable guests, plus holiday visits and local social events among families including Porter Pearson and Hardesty.
Local church notices and events from 1896 community
The Ladies Aid Society of Preston invites for a Birthday Party at Mrs Emma Moore's residence on January 5 1896 with free ice cream. A holiness meeting will be held at Sheppard's Church near Chilton's camp-ground on Old Christmas Day January 6 1896 starting 10 am. Reverend J W Easley invites Protestant worship in Centreville during the first week of January. Edward Mortimer Hardcastle Jr principal Easton HS is made deacon by Bishop Adams. Reverend C L Pinder of Queenstown accepts call to Diocese of Albany and Reverend A Batte to succeed him. Horsey Methodist Protestant Church near Laurel to be dedicated with sermon by Reverend J W Kirk. Norris' Church Tuckahoe Neck held a Christmas festival Thursday. Rev D W Austine to hold service in the Academy tomorrow afternoon. Smyrna Presbyterian manse planned for next summer. Elkton M E Church calendar issued for 1896.
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Burrsville
Howard E. Hardesty
Smyrna
Delaware
Mamie T. Porter
Francis A. Porter
Nellie R. Johnson
Lohengrin
William Norris
Denton
William Wooters
Clarence Jones
Morris Harington
Falton
Lida
Nettie Porter
M.B. Stephens
Allie E. Cooper
George S. Hardesty
Deal’s Island
Mr. Jones
Hardesty
Masonic Hall
Albert G. Towers
Charles E. Stevens
George C. Skirven
Lawrence B. Towers
Allan S. Martin
Edwin C. Fields
Risdon E. Fountain
James N. Todd
Thomas R. Green
Samuel Fitzler Pearson
Greensborough
G. L. A. Almond
Elberton
Sarah Catharine Pearson
Greensboro
J. A. Arters
Nannie
E. K. Wilson
Edward D. Martin
Fidelity Trust and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Snow Hill
Lydia E. Bryan
Harvey W. Coulbourn
Dorchester County
Reliance
A. J. Walter
J. H. Danning
Seymour, Conn
Brown Danning
Eugene Bonwill, Jr
Still Pond
Elizabeth Dukes
Tuckahoe Neck
John W. Clark
Federalsburg
Mary E. Ozman
Easton
Sue Smith
Philadelphia
Georgia Walls
Ward
Kate Woodall
Thomas RR. Green
Gussie Smoot
Alexander Hardcastle, Jr
B. H. Johnson
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
Preston
Emma Moore
Sheppard’s Church
Chilton
J. W. Easley
M. KE
Centreville
Edward Mortimer Hardcastle
Protestant Episcopal Church
Adams
C. L. Pinder
Queenstown
Albany
N. Y
A. Batte
Church Hill
New Horsey Methodist Protestant Church
Laurel
J. W. Kirk
Norris’ Church
D. W. Austine
Academy
Elkton M. E
Local stock birds offered in North Carolina for a quarter
Mr Williaat E DeFord learned from a friend that stock birds could be bought in North Carolina at twenty five cents per pair. An informal Chestertown meeting arranged purchase of about one hundred pairs with Dr C P Gilpin Richard D Hynson John F Howard W C A Thompson Dr W P Hines Fred G G Asilten James Brice and Dr Jarman among others. Birds will be released February first on Kent farms with notices to Dr Gilpin or DeFord. A Kent game protective association forms and new legislation is anticipated.
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North Carolina
Chestertown
C. P. Gilpin
Richard D. Hynson
John F. Howard
W. C. A. Thompson
W. PF. Hines
Fred. GG. Asilten
James Brice
Dr. Jarman
William EE. DeFord
Kent
Gilpin
Mr. DeFord
Henderson
Anna Price
Mattie Rolph
R. R. Shull
Richard Merriken
Delaware Historical Society
Milford
Georgetown
Delaware College
Gustave Holtz
Ore
Love Point
Eye Seven
Kent Island
Kent County
Cambridge
Wicomico
New Court House
Delaware
Bay
Tolchester
The Caroline Congressman Sketches Life and Times
A detailed profile of Thomas Culbreth the young Caroline politician, tracing his rise in the Fifteenth Congress, his family origins in Maryland and Delaware, and the Culbreth lineage from Ireland to the Choptank headwaters. The piece notes kinship with early settlers, landholdings near River Bridges, and his training and early business career before politics.
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Fillsborough
Caroline
Ile
Delaware
Maryland
David M. R. Culbreth
Baltimore
Maryland College of Pharmacy
Thomas Culbreth
Culbreth Jas
United States
Robert BR. Culbreth
Greensborough
Mason and Dixon
Pennsylvania
Tardwicke
William Penn
Culbreth
America
Choptank
Calbreth
Culbheart
Culbert
Colbreath
Coolbreath
Colobert
Western Isles
Calbreath
Calbrand
John
Mary Wood
Jane
William
Iarriet
Comegys) Newman
Thomas
Paore
Lanman
Kent
John Gatbreth
Jonathan
Sarah
Thomas Brody
Sauuel
Saumuel
Robert Baynard Caltreth
Henry Clay Culbreth
Oxford
Charles Culbreth
Dover
Samuel Catbreth
Samuel
Denton
Anthony Ross
Potter & Ross
Kent County finances show rising receipts in 1894
County Treasurer Deakyne reports growing receipts with July to December payments totaling 92 276.87 for 1894, up 32 509.53 from last year. recounts loom in Kent County races as State’s Attorney and several county posts eye a recount after election results.
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Deakyne
Orphans Court Accounts and Sales Approved
In Orphans Court last Tuesday James L. Coursey administrator of Lemuel Coursey deceased presented a sal es account and passed. Charles Jarrell filed final receipt and release of Francis A. Taylor ward which was examined and approved. The court ratified Bennett T. Wright sale of real estate by trustee Robert J. Jump. Pliny Fisher trustee made sale report for John R. Ross real estate and it was conditionally ratified.
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Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
James L. Coursey
Lemuel Coursey
Charles Jarrell
Francis Aa. Taylor
Renal
Bennett T. Wright
Robert J. Jump
Pliny Fisher
John R. Ross
Nanticoke Lodge elects officers for coming year
At the December 20 meeting of Nanticoke Lodge No. 172 ALF. & A. M. officers were elected for the ensuing year including E. B. Gostin W M, Wm Alberger S W, Thos White J W, Jno Elliott Treasurer, Dr J C Clark Secretary, Silas Sparkling S D, J Wis tle J D, RJ Willoughi RJ Willoughby.
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Nanticoke Lodge
ALF
A. M
E. EB. Gostin
W.M
Wun
Hh Alberger
S. W
Thos. W. White
J. W
Jno
T. Elliott
J.C. Clark
Silas Sparkling S. D
J. Wiestle
J. D
RJ. Willoughi
A Pretty Christmas Gift
Miss Retta Smith of the Western Union Telegraph Co. received a gold watch from Gentlemen with offices in the Moreland block on Tuesday afternoon. Walter H. Thompson led the felicitous speeches as she expressed thanks. Mrs E H Roe and children visited Mrs T Jarman in Greensboro.
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Retta Smith
Western Union Telegraph Co
Moreland Block
Walter H. Thompson
E. HW. Roe
T. Jarman
Greensboro
Arrested on Illegal Voting Charge in Eighth District
Alexander W. Morgan was committed to jail on Thursday by Justice Cooper on a charge by James H. Covey that Morgan attempted to vote illegally by personating an absent voter in the Eighth district. The penalty for the offense is severe. A hearing was held yesterday afternoon and Morgan was admitted to bail of 4500 for his court appearance.
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Alexander W. Morgan
Justice Cooper
James H. Covey
Morgan
Price inquiry on tumblerg and extracts by bottle
Customer asks for per bottle price totaling 4 cents for tumblerg and 25 cents for 4 oz flavoring extracts. W. E. Brown seeks the combined bottle price.
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W.E. Brown
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