Burrsville entertainment aids Sunday school library
Entertainment notes report Burrsville and vicinity plan a public event to raise funds for the M. P. Sunday school library. Other items include debate questions, temperance gatherings, peach crop notes, costs in the Prentice case, local social events, marriages, store fire near Hartley, and various church notices.
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Burrsville
M. P. Sunday school library
Prof Willey Responds to Free Press Attack
A. C. Willey of Greensborough Maryland denounces a Free Press article by A. A. Christian as cowardly and malicious. He rejects claims about his school management and states the assertion of three schools in one year is false.
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Herr Solomon Davis
Charles Frazier
Werr
Burple
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Mancha Catherine
Stevens
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Hughes
Green
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St. Stevens
Cordova
Henry Wood
AVilmington
Crisfield
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George W. Bowne
St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal church
Salisbury
Maryland
New York
Bowne
Chester River Steamboat Company
George Warfield
F.C. Latrobe
J. Ford
Francis
Marydel
Delaware
A. A. Christian
Hellevue Hospital
XNI
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U.S
Sh. R. White
W. F. Hulcombe
East 25th St
James H. Hall
Albany Penitentiary
Kaskine
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KASKINE CO
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PENNY Daly
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Virginia
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Henry Ward Beeches
Adam Badeau
Clara Hell
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West Virginia
Married notices from January 26 1857 and 1887
Marriages listed include Pritchett and Jones at Marydel M E church with both spouses from Henderson, Ross and Vinson at Thomas Chapel M E church with Henderson and Kent County Del connections, and Davis and Harrington at Templeville M I Church with Templeville and Maryland ties. All dated Wednesday evening January 26 with Rev A S Mowbray officiating.
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Millsborough
Roger Duffy
Washington, D. C
Hugh Duffy
Hillsboro
Laura Seymour
Charles Rathell
Wye Mills
Talbot county
P.E
Caroline
Charles H. Rathell
J. A. Morgan
Mendelssohin
Frank Finch
Harrington, Del
Edward Jarrell
Hillsborough
Geo. F. Beaven
Rathell
Nannie Duffy
Carrie Davis
Cecil county
Belle Rathell
Chas. Rathell
Lillie Ellis
New York
Henry Brady
William IF. Leonard
Addie F. Wright
Harmony M. EB
J.L. Walter
Ollie R
Wm. R. Wright
Anna E. Wright
Haldun Towers
Curtis A. Wright
Susan Vinson
Kent county
Del
DAVIS—HARRINGTON
Templeville
M. I. church
A. S. Mowbray
Benury G. Davis
Fonsa Harrington
Died CannOn. Jacob L. Clannon Passes At Bethlehem
Jacob L. Clannon died at Bethlehem on Sunday morning from bronchial affec tion aged about 37 years. This brief notice records the death and age without additional details.
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James T. Bowdle
Medford’s Wharf
Bowdle
Choptunk river
Martha
Taylor Nichols
Francis Nichols
Perry D. Taylor
Federalsburg
harage
Jacob Cannon
Bethlehem
Cannon
Jacob L. Clannon
Debates Over Delaware Levy Court and Township Reform
A reader letter explains misinterpretations of a Delaware legislature proposal and argues Maryland style county government is preferable. The writer favors direct district representation, township control of local roads and taxes, quarterly meetings, and reduced county levies. I. F. N. signs off.
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Wilmington
Del
EH. F. N
Delaware
New Castle county
Maryland
Williams
Harris
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Uforsey
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tound county
I.F.N
Jostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Health Boost
A vintage advert claims Jostetter's Stomach Bitters offers a cordial that acts as blood purifier and tonic. It supposedly improves digestion and appetite, purifies the life current, strengthens nerves, and enriches blood, arresting chronic decay. Health is said to be renewed as disease causes are removed.
Dress Stuffs by Tons at Anmaker's in January 1887
Anmaker's in Philabenpila advertises mail order dress goods, with French sateens and Anderson ginghams arriving weekly. Pin Stripe Serges touted in multiple colors, 52 inches wide, priced at 3.00 to 3.50 per pattern worth early spring outfits, claim of nearly 10,000 yards sold weekly.
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New York
Silk sale push for Black Cadhemire fabrics headlines
Advert says six grades left of Black Cadhemire Silk at top prices up to 3.25 with many pieces under 2 dollars. Black Satin Rhadames discounted, other silks and fabrics from Paris makers like Emile Pingat and Sara Munyar marked down dramatically. Large discounts on broadcloths, astrakans, laces, and trimmings, urging quick purchase as stock moves fast.
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Emile Pingat
Paris
Sara Munyar
Novelly Low Upholstery Goods Price Slide
In the Upholstery Goods section a striking assortment is offered at rock bottom prices. Coin Curtain Muslin 54 inches wide is 37 14 cents a yard and Nottingham Curtains start at 75 cents a pair. The push emphasizes deep discounts across the entire list, including 7600 dozen ladies white linen handkerchiefs once, now less than 1800 dozen. Each item highlights the low cost to buyers, contrasting with manufacturer prices.
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