Brown brothers build a home at Smithville and rail projects
The article notes Brown brothers completing a dwelling at Smithville, J W Dean appointed postmaster of Bethlehem, Lawrence Satterfield managing many teams on a new railroad, and various local business and civic activities including repairs, auctions, and public meetings in Denton and surrounding towns. It also covers court appointments, entertainment plans, school events, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers
Smithville
J. W. Dean
Bethlehem
R. M. Messick
Lawrence Satterfield
Greensborough
Hias
J. W. Crowell
Cambridge
Mosey
Dewrest & Owrns
Denton
Margaret Rich
James H. Nichols
Harry A. Miller
New Court House
Delaware & Chesapeake
Peninsula
Delaware
Maryland
Harmony School House
Oehm's Great Fire Sale at Cornerstore
Fire saved stocks from two burning buildings are now sold at Oehm's cornerstore with deep reductions. Goods are undamaged by fire or water and prices claim to be two thirds below regular. Overcoats suits and boys outfits heavily cut. customers urged to travel to town to shop. See prices in advertisement.
Tomato Growers Meet in Ridgely to Set Price Goal
A large meeting of tomato growers convened at McShane's Hall Ridgely last Saturday. Dr F P Herr presided as John A Sigler became chairman and J I Frazer secretary. The group endorsed a resolution by T W Jones calling for at least 36 per ton next season or farmers will switch crops. Jones to solicit further signatures. next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
H. W. J. Haw
Marshal Frey
Baltimore
William H. Deen
Harmony
Rob-Roy
Charles E. Ford
J. F. Gelletly
Williston School House
Town Hall
T. Pliny Fisher
Caroline
Whiteley
Orrell
Thomas Saulsbury
Thomas Culhreth
Alemby Jump
Henry Driver
Nathan B. Downes
Anthony Ross
Peregrine F. Bayard
John Boon
William Moleyond
Andrew Baggs
Thomas Mason
Robert Hardcastle
Alemby Jmno
Thomas Culbreth
James Pearce
William Parrett
William M. Hardcastle
Samuel Slaughter
William Whiteley
Abraham Jump
Thomas Styl
Robert Orrell
Frederick Holbrook
Henry Willis
Abel Gowty
Daniel Leverton
Levin Wright
Hatfield
State Central Committee
B. G. Stevens
W. B. Massay
T. C. Jefferson
Masonic Hall
George M. Russum
Fred St. Owens
Trustin Pippin
H. Clay Hobbs
Thomas J. Chaffineh
Meimnber
Jonathan Evitts
Albert G. Towers
J. W. Mowbray
Federinsburg
Thomas W. Jones
William L. Pritchett
S. J. Cooper
William F. Murphy
Ollie Wright
John H. Stack
Henry W. Hynson
W. W. Seward
Alonzo Meredith
Justices of the Peace
Charles P. Jump
Andrew B. Roe
James BE. Hignutt
Charles E. Stevens
Jere B. Fletcher
D. W. Moore
John F. Russom
Joseph F. Roop
J. Willard Johnson
McShane’s Hall
Ridgely
F. P. Herr
John A. Sigler
J. I. Frazer
T. W. Jones
Jones
Ingleside circuit holds fourth quarterly conference today
Ingleside hosts the fourth quarterly conference this morning at 10 30 with Pre siding Elder Smith preaching tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Mr and Mrs William Scott and daughter Berth from Lebanon Del visited Mrs James E Ayers this week. Skating ends for now but was enjoyed by all ages with no serious accidents though a few youths tried a cold water bath. Mr and Mrs Jacob Melvin visited friends in Queen Annes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside
Smith
William Scott
Miss Berth
Lebanon
Del
James E. Ayers
Jacob Melvin
Queen Anne's
Bargains in Tin Ware at W Ed Brows Store
Come and see bargains in tin ware including a big wash basin and a preserve kettle. Many other items are advertised with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Wash Basin
Big Preserve
Death of Miss Fannie A Jump 43 in Baltimore
After a long illness Miss Fannie A Jump died at her Baltimore home last Tuesday aged 43. She long suffered yet remained hopeful of recovery and was a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Denton. Funeral services were held at her Baltimore home and the remains brought to Denton for interment with burial rites conducted by Rev G F Heaven. She was a daughter of Josiah Jump former clerk of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge Mitchell Russum
Wye Mills
Talbot County
Sydenham Thorne Russum
Dorchester County
Sarah George
Joseph George
Queen Anne's
William Russum
Somerset County
Barren Creek Springs
Kent County
Society of Friends
Christ Church
Denton
Strasburg Academy
Lancaster County
Princeton
Cook & Hopper
Centreville
Yale Law School
Henry Winter Davis
Lincoln
Internal Revenue
Eastern Shore
Thomas King Carroll
Congress
Hiram McCullough
Chase Register
Philip W. Downes
Caroline County
Judge Page
Robert F. Brattan
Mr. Russum
Mary Virginia
Octavia Orme
Enoch George
Queen Anne’s County
Maryland
George Mitchell Russum
Lowndes
John Mitchell Robinson
Caroline
Robinson
James L. Bartel
Ligon
Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Culbreth
Ann Hardcastle
John Hardcastle
Tuckahoe Windred
Potter & Rose
Young Ross
Miss Hardcastle
Ish
Calbreth
Ross
Potter
Brown & Culbeeth
Isaac Tlyalt
Janeary
Tle
Haardcastle
Robert Hardcastle
England
Choptank River
Dorset
Peter
Woolford
Thomas
Castle Hall
Tenrietta Downes
Edmard la Fayette Hardcastle
U.S. Army
Talbot
Alexander Hardcastle
Iris
Henrietta
Lloyd
Anhonor
Annardcastle
Delaware
Fannie A. Jump
Baltimore
Miss Jump
Protestant Episcopal Church
G. F. Heaven
Josiah Jump
Providential Escape Near Philadelphia Stove Blast
Mrs. Frank Finch and her two children escaped a deadly blast when dynamite left on a mantel near a stove exploded in their suburban Philadelphia home. The kitchen was wrecked, windows blown out, and plaster pulverized, but none of the family was seriously hurt. Mrs. Finch, daughter of the late Henry Thawley, is noted for her many local friends who will be glad to hear of the miraculous escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Russi
Second Judicial Circuit
Robinson
Lowndes
Mr. Russum
Court of Appeals
Russuim
Senate
Clerk Fields
Russum
Centreville
Talbot Court
Russamins
James W. Hammersley
J. Upshur Dennis
J. W. Brynot
Richard T. Martin
Felix Agnns
Ralph Robinson
W. Frank Tucker
Howard Bryant
Edward C. Carrington, Jr
Ballintore
Henry Comegys
Scranton
Robert J. Reynolds
Delaware
L. A. Wilmer
la Plata
Wilfred Bateman
Easton
Giles B. Cooke
North East
James Bordley
J. A. Mitchell
Elon S. Hobbs
New York
John F. Dawson
G. F. Beaven
J. W. F. Cooper
County
Frank Finch
Finch
Henry Thawley
Orphans Court Proceedings Include Real Estate Sales
Orphans Court met last Tuesday with multiple actions including sale orders for real estate of George W Hudson deceased and John W Brown estate sales ratified for executors C B Davis and W A Mowbray. Administrations granted for Isaac Lehman and notices dissolving Coulbourn & Co to Carroll & Towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Pliny Fisher
Orphans’ Court
George W. Hudson
Tilghman Andrew
Samuel G. Nuttle
Peter Andrew
John W. Brown
C. 3. Davis
W. A. Mowbray
Sarah E. Williams
John W. Williamson
Wm. H. Williams
Trustin Pippin
James Pippin
Emma CG. Newlee
Charles C. Newlee
Mary A. Lehman
Isaac Lehman
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da& CL Ry
JJ Hh Oan
North
Preston
Sage
Hice Preston
Reath
Second Street
Academy
Somerset
Dorchester
Cecil
Queen Anne’s
General Court
Worcester
John Done
William Whittington
Done
Judge Whittington
William Polk
James Tilghman
ISO
Joseph Hopper Nicholson
Queen Annne’s
Richard Tilghman Barte
John Dore
William Bond Martin
Ezekiel FP. Chambers
Kent
Ana Spence
James P. Robbins
Robins
Polk
Arn Spence
Robbins
William Tingle
Whittington
Spence
Martin
Brice J. Goldsborough
Philenton B. Nopper
Queensiune’s
John B. Eccleston
Brice John Goldsborough
Feeleston
Court of
Henry Toldyday Coldsborough
John Mitchell Rovinson
Queen Anme’s
Caroline, Talbot
Queen Aim’s
Jonge
Joseph A. Wickes
Frederick Stump
James A. Stewart
Levin
T. H. Irving
Henry Pave
Carolina
Russian
Foor the Journal
ISIL
Caroline County Court
Robert Owell
Uhe
State Senate
John Buon
Alemby Dump
Thomas Cuthrett
Thomas Styh
Elijah Satterfield
Peter Wills
Frederick Hwatbrook
Severn
Suyren
Denyton
Rall-Call
John Tillotson
Cuilbreth
Peter Willis
McLurook
Tillotson
Holbrook
Senatorial College
Annapolis
Willian Whiteley
William Watter
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
John Mayer Toward
Roger Brooke Taney
Benjamin Stoddert
Navy
John Adams
War Office
Willis
Bayard
Champ
John Young
Peter Rieh
Thomas Douglass
Ios
Thomas H. Douglass
Leutenant
Severn Dawson
Nineteenth
Colonel Orrell
Frederick Uolbrook
General Assembly
Concord
Lila
Annie Saulsbury
Bessie Kennard
Queen Anne
Annie Beachamp
Mollie Everagam
Edith Sullivan
Cora Satterfield
Emma Hubbard
Clara Beachamp
Ela Beachamp
Mary Johnson
Winnie Johnson
Messrs
C. J. Todd
Doctor Wright
Georgetown
Saulsbury
E. F. Johnson
Winnie
Millsboro
Justice Loeckerman
Oity
Himlet
AP Aittier
H. T. Nuttle
T.F. Chatfinch
J. H. Ward
W. B. Nuttle
J.D. Neal
Edward Wright
Charles M. Pritchett
W. G. Wooters
J. E. Merriken
Fred Nichols
Ora Carroll
James Wooters
J. Somers Blake
Mary Hollis
Preston M. E. Church
Blake
Ferdinand Dixon
Orlando Kelley
S. Elbert Douglass
W. L. White
Pederalsburg
King’s Creek M. E
Wmn. T. Dukes
Tuckahoe Neck
Lyle Pennington Bonwill
E. M. Bonwill
Still Pond
M. E
W. Fred. Porter
John F. Porter
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Crestline
Chicago
Lawson Jump
Ella
Cando
N. C
William E. Stewart
Talbot Bar
Hidgely
Baker King
King
F. F. Carpenter
C. W. Jackson
Saulsbury Bros
Nan Taylor
Eva Pennington
Uillsborough
Dan Ing Eithel Gowly
Gouly
Gorter
Gootee
Nelley Gootee
Battimore
Oehm's
Ware
Coulbourn & Co
Commission Wereliants
Charles St
J. H. Coulbourn
J. H. Carroll
Carroll & Towers
Old Stand
J. F. Contbourn
Philadelphia
J. H. Counnourn
Std
Market Sts
Philada
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