Local Department highlights in Caroline county and surrounding notes
Obituary notes for Heath of War Connells and Philadelphia merchant history. Chester River Steamboat Company officers elected. county finances and public notices. Prohibition Club formed in Federalsburg. postal route changes. Preston Cooking Club organized. multiple marriage licenses issued. local theatre reviews and civic events. public notices on game law and porch statements. weather and notable deaths. railway and bank updates across the region.
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Heath
Connells
Willan Connelly
Tate Willian Connelly
Poidelphia
Phusdorough
Thorsty
She. Connelly
Tigre Avoar Hasion
Philadelphia
Caroline Coan
Chester River Steamboat Companys
Chester River
Caroline County
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Editor's interview hints at prefered hushami in slmishouse report
In a Gazette interview with the initiate of the slmishouse the editor notes a strong choice for the gentleman with the high hat Joe junior editor of the Gazette Prof Wright comments on the selection The New York Sun questions Randall Cleveland's election claim while Rima State lists Blaine 80000 and double that for Guifield or Hayes The Sun's assertions are dismissed as snugly ridiculous by the Evening.
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Yaulbet Times
Slmishouse
Gazette
Ahushami
Wright
Joe
New York Sun
Svatiout Randall Cleveland
Rima
Blaine
Guifield
Hayes
Concord Nes Notes Sewage and Society Chronicle
Concord Nes notes report a Tuesday event at Grove M E church with List Inst at 6 o clock, local couples Elmer Horsy and Em iny Butler mentioned. The piece mentions two statewide operations, local merchants, a busy school, a wayward calendar mishap, and a newly formed debating society in Grove with weekly Friday meetings.
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Grove
M. E. Church
Elmer Horsey
Em- Iny Butler
Deauhhter
Mir Wai Jutler
Grave
Michas. Wicks
Taeknahoe Sevk
Das
Smithville
Wien
Cne Tnat Grove
Lyceunb
MIMsborough Hems and Social Skating Tributes
A lively note from MIMsborough describes an enjoyable evening at Dr. P. S. Reynolds's tin wedding with gifts of useful articles. It mentions local skating nights, slim ice conditions, and the merriment of youths plus references to upcoming catia meetings and community gatherings.
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P.S. Reynolds
Catia
Last quarterly meeting and Sunday services at conference site
Chereb Stens notes the final quarterly meeting for the conference year set for Sunday with a quarter conference on Monday. Presiding Elder Wilson will preach Sunday evening. Catholic service planned in Denton tomorrow. Protracted meetings began at Central M E church Sunday evening. County Commissioners appointed Wm IL Biddle as constable for the Fast district, replacing the resigned George W. Smith.
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Mercury
Denton
H. Clay Malliken
Faston
Jas.t. McCullough
Cecil Bar
Dithurst
Greensborough
RG. Chase & Co
Rorhhester
Todd’s Easton
Plaice
Wilson
Central M. E
Wm. IL Biddle
George W. Smith
Cough Syrup Claim Healed Longtime Throat Trouble
A Baltimore reader reports lasting throat infection relief after using Dr Balls Cough Syrup. He details decade of trouble with no relief despite top physicians and credits a 25 cent bottle for cure. The note mentions C M Warbling of Fayette Street and visitors Mrs J H Van Geel in Philadelphia this week.
Meeting of Baltinire and Eastern Shore HR R friends in Preston
A large meeting at Wright and Wright in Preston discussed submitting the bonds question to voters at the November election with county commissioners authorized to re-submit. A landowner outreach committee was named to secure right of way on favorable terms and several owners already agreed. Illnesses noted for Mrs J H Holmes of Bethlehem and family, plus deaths of Mrs C W Berry and Martha Labbard.
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Friends of the
Sowe
J. H. Holmes
Bethlehhem
Llolmes
Poplar Neck
Martha Labbard
Bethlehem
Conversation over county politics and party plotting in Denton
Correspondent details a dialogue about appointments during the Legislature session. It accuses Elijah and allies of a “slaughter-house brigade” within the Democratic party, criticizing favoritism toward Mutehler and Downes while questioning Goldsborough. The piece urges Democrats to purge graft and warns of Elijah’s upcoming election exploits.
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Elijah
Downes
Hignutt
Mutehler
Oer
Galdsborough
Galdborough
Mutehller
Edijah
Goldsborough
Orphans’ Court
Denton
Slaughter House
Slaughter-House Brigade
Shingitter House Brigade
Divine Providence Periomtting
Caroline County seeks railroad line for peninsula feeder
The Harrington Enterprise notes Caroline County residents press to hire a railroad soon despite past failed capital bids. The Chestertown Transcript supports B and O or Philadelphia extension links, arguing a feeder line to a major trunk railroad would aid the peninsula and eastern shore markets.
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Harrington Enterprise
Caroline
Greensborough
Federalsburgh
Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Elkton, Denton
Cape Charles City
Chestertown
Penna
Philadelphia
Excursion to California by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a special first class car to Kansas City linking to sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco on February 27. An experienced agent accompanies the party to ensure comfort, with through baggage checks to Kansas City. The car departs B and O Depot Wilmington Delaware Avenue at 11 10 am. Interested travelers from Missouri Kansas Texas and Colorado are urged to apply to H A Miller or D Bride for full details and arrangements.
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Bud
Baltimore and Ohio Railrow
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Colorado
Delaware Avenue
Willbington
H. A. Miller
Wilmington
D. Bride
Balticiore
Protest Filed Over Talbot County Election Irregularities
A protest from late Democratic candidates in Talbot County challenges House elections grounds. It alleges heavy intimidation of Black voters by white Republicans, including badge coercion, threats, assaults, arson, and jail threats, to sway votes toward contesting candidates. It cites corrupt practices by a white Republican cabal and foreign detectives.
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Talbot County
Committee On Elections
House of Delegates
House of Des Hales
Gounn
iEncush
House of Correction
Model Ice House Described for Montgomery County
The Montgomery Advocate reports a new model ice house built in Montgomery County. It measures 22 by 25 feet, 20 feet high, with 10 inch walls, and is split into an upper ice storage and a lower refrigerator area. The design includes enclosing passages, shelves, a side ice door, and front entrance, with sawdust filling between frames and floors, a ventilator shaft, and a double window lining. The structure stores about 69 tons of ice, used 44,000 feet of lumber, and consumed 22,000 pounds of sawdust in construction.
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William C. Duer
Accomac County
Secon
Lillian Duer
Hearn
Pacotsoke City
Brockway
Bradford
Greensborough
Seamitar Roe
Wilbereet
Gibson
Congress
Swan Point Bar
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Catiriucubig
Il Easton
Cambridge
Maryhuid Stennsbout Company
Grace M. E. Church South
Amde
Juanes W. Waddell
Edifee
Main
Race Streets
Thos. J. Roe
Hillsborough Drumwlce Association
Denton
Lady of Lyons
Vesmeus
Miss Kerr
Our
Library Association
Seriul Lirary
Robt
Lloyd Goldsborough
Protestant Episcopal Church
Burlingtons N. J
Goldsborough
L. M. Coldsborough
United Sates Mery
Hampton Roads
Henry H. Goldsborough
Second Judicial Circuit
Talbot
Caroline
Mollie I. Walton
W. B. Walton
L. N. Nuck
Salisbury
M. E
St. Michaels
Montgomery Advocate Cives
Mike
Covey Near Federalsburg in January Death Notice
Uriah Covey aged 63 years and PE aronths is noted near Federalsburg Maryland in January death notice.
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CovEy
Federalsburg
Sis
Uriah Covey
Excitement in Pare Texas as a recovery tale spread
Reports tell of relief near Pare Texas from respiratory illness. Mr E Cores, once helpless, credits Dr Rang Naw Discovery and Dr King's New Life Pills for his recovery. He bought remedies and gained thirty pounds after two pills and two bottles. Trial bottles offered at George & Redden's.
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Pare
Ie. Carhalde
E. Cores
Dr. Rang
Dr. King
George & Redden’s
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Supreme Remedy by Citizens
The unanimous verdict lauds Electric Bitters as the best remedy for rheumatism and liver troubles. Testimonies from druggists Abraham Hare and others claim relief after using multiple bottles, with George & Tredden's store selling the product at a dollar per half.
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W.D. Sul
Bippus
Quemin
Abraham Hare
Drugutt
Bellville
Obie
George & Tredden
Widow in Milford Receives Back Pay and Pension
Mrs Harris, an aged widow of Milford, has received 1000 dollars in back pay and a monthly pension of twelve dollars. Her husband served in the revenue of Lewiston during the War of Sly.
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Harris
Milford
Lewiston
Sly
Harvest sale offers vast markdowns on mens and boys wear
In a Baltimore style harvest sale unusual in scope the shop promises deep cuts on overcoats suits and boy's outfits. Prices show old values slashed with bold figures like 8 10 4 50 and 25 in heavy sale language highlighting mens suiting and children's coats for a limited time.
Perse Spin Goods Dept Promotes Grand Clothing Sale
In Peernisheng Goods Department during this week you can buy Erelish Nehacoroprein Inpartation for Weents. 75 embroidered suspenders and hand woth for THTS nod 82. 44.50 and 34. Slash gloves Pine Tits for St and slo. Phot were st add 22.50, Bugis Hinewood Wool Gloves for le cents 1.75, Teautiful Site Malis for 75 cents 125, Neulere Fhamel Overshints for St. The present week willminate othe Grandest and Greatest Clothing Sale ever seen.
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Peernisheng
Erelish
Neulere
St. Whet
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