Public notices calendar for court meetings and schedules
Public business calendar lists Circuit Court October 8, School Board June 1, Orphans Court July 12, and Levy Court June 9 with meeting dates and locations. This item compiles upcoming civic meetings and deadlines for residents and officials.
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Orphans Court
Local Department News from Chestertown and Vicinity
Chestertown girls play baseball and local farm notes fill a midweek column. Wheat crop yields are reported poor while a goose aged twenty nine dies near Easton. Banking hours and school closures are noted, with church events, temperance talks, and farm activity in Queen Anne's county. Eight pages recount storms, lightning damage, and local legal notices alongside public works and tax figures.
Renal Estate Transfers June deeds listed in sheriff records
During June Clerk Fields recorded numerous deeds including Daniel Phillips et al to Thomas Brummell for 632 acres in the Fifth district, T Pliny Fisher to P W Downes for acres and 75 dollars, and Charles H Shields to 13 Gootee Stevens for 26 acres. Edward Moore, aged about fifty, died at his Preston home after a long illness. He was a former Union soldier and longtime M E Church member. his burial followed Monday services by Rev Julius Dodd.
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Daniel Friel
Queen Anne County
Church Hill
Rebecca Gardner
Clerk Fields
Daniel Phillips
Thomas Brummell
T. Pliny Fisher
P. W. Downes
Charles S. Whiting
Charles H. Shields
Gootee Stevens
Thomas J. Hubbard
W. Frank Towers
William Harrington
Isaacs
Joslin
Templeville
Ora Nichols
Srno
William E. Evans
James E. Williamson
David M. Hess
Sarah J. Gardner
Joshua B
Edward T. Moore
Preston
E. T. Cooper
Dover
Cummins
Jas. Francis
Marydel
Francis
F. G. Slemmer
Chas
Charles Hl. B. Day
J. Colby Smith
Edward Ridgely
James Pennewill
Thomas R. Green
J. W. Boyer
M. J. Swing
Worth Many Things Its Cost Letter to the Journal
A Philadelphia subscriber extols the Journal as akin to talking with dear friends in Caroline. He praises the paper’s value, says he would not miss it for many times its cost, and expresses hope that Cleveland will be elected, and that he believes he will.
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Journal
Philadelphia
Caroline
Cleveland
Four More Dune Weddings At St Pauls Church Hillsborough
The St Pauls Church in Hillsborough hosted two high noon weddings on Monday June 27 with Miss Bessie Rumbold Stack marrying Mr J Scott Muir of Philadelphia. The ceremony, officiated by Rev G F Beaven, featured a white silk gown and carried bouquets as relatives and friends filled the church. The couple departed for Philadelphia, while other local nuptials include Miss Roberta Davis and Dr R Kemp Jefferson and Mr William E L Miller with Miss Clara Hopkins Layton. The court report notes the June term and lists jurors, with Judge Frederick Stump presiding and an interlocutory decree in the Downes case.
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St. Pauls Church
Hillsborough
Bessie Rumbold Stack
J. Scott Muir
Philadelphia
Éraine
KE. M. Stack
Federalsburg
Cora Stack
Estella ‘Stack
Lee Redden
Delaware
G. F. Beaven
Edward Jarrell
H. Lay Beaven
John M. Wilson
Lida Stack
Ida Wilkinson
Muir
Roberta
E. F. Davis
R. Kemp Jefferson
Jefferson
Baltimore
William EL. Miller
Clara Hopkins Layton
M. E. Church
Bridgeville
Frederick Stump
Denton
S. E. Downes
Emmett Downes
Baltimore Child Dies After Night of Protests
The town reports the death of Charles P. Mason, aged 20 months, in Baltimore on Monday, with burial here on Wednesday conducted by Rev. C. S. Stanton. Other items note illness of Mrs. Beauchamp, a Wilcox & White symphony organ installed at the M. E. Church, wheat threshing conditions, and local social visits. Federalsharg and various local notices follow, including a contested will in Dover and a forthcoming Democratic ratification meeting.
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Charles P. Mason
A.T. Mason
Baltimore
C. S. Stanton
Beauchamp
Joshua Beauchamp
Denton
J. L. Beauchamp
M. E. Church
Wilcox & White
Robby Hackett
Nebraska
Annabel Moore
Greensborough
W. H. Thawley
W. T. Mason
G. W. Rolph
Queen Anne
Emeline Stevens
Chilton’s
Martha Whitby
J. Frank Thawley
Joshua Smith
John Stokes
W. D. Meredith
M. E
Cesar
Cirsac’s
George AL Russum
T. Pliny Fisher
Greensborough Town
Asis
Maggie Dean
Ridgely
Golden Commercial College
Wilmington
Law on steam engines on public roads explained
The article explains that steam propelled engines must have a man 300 yards ahead to warn riders, assist with horses, and keep to the road’s edge while stationary until dangers pass. It notes penalties of ten dollars and a posted notice copy, and emphasizes road safety for engine season. It then moves to local school certificates and appointments, including several teachers, a scholarship, and school trustees. Also details Orphans’ Court actions granting administration and creditor notices, and a Denton property for sale via attorney referral.
Maryland Officials Take Diverse Posts and Local Notices
Dr. B D Evans joins the State Asylum medical board in Morristown NJ, leaving Spring Grove with a bright record. Baltimore bar admits Robert H Noble, William F Watson, and O F Hershey. Noble serves as US Infantry lieutenant. Excursions to Denton via Maryland Company's steamers draw young crowds from Cambridge and Centreville. West Point scholar Mr Brown linked to Page’s Military School. Numerous local moves and visits dominate the week from Kent to Talbot counties, with court attendees, librarians, teachers, ministers and merchants noted. Senator Gibson praises Cleveland’s nomination and Stevenson’s selection, urging party unity and prioritizing the force bill over tariff or silver issues. Marriage licenses issued include Peter Jester to Laura Fleetwood, James Muir to Bessie Stack, R Kemp Jefferson to Roberta Davis, and Mack Gibson to Amanda Stanford.
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Robert H. Noble
William F. Watson
O. F. Hershey
Baltimore
Noble
First United States Infantry
St. Johns’ College
Annapolis
Law School
Maryland University
Sia
Denton
Maryland Company
Cambridge
Philip W. Downes
John W. Temple
Howard Brown
Centreville
Brown
Madison Brown
Congressman Page
United States Military School
West Point
Edwin al. Brown
Cal
Joshua W
Queen Anne
Talbot County
Senator Glipon
Chicago
Gibson
Maryland
Cleveland
Mr. Stevenson
Stevenson
Flo
Delawares Sweet Gum Basket Industry Told in Sussex
A detailed account describes how sweet gum logs from Sussex county are boiled, cut, and turned into berry and grape baskets by a workforce of women and young girls. It notes factory routines, machine processes, earnings, shipping to New York, and regional factory rules, with local notices and market details interwoven.
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Providence
Delaware
Indies
Naturenz
Sussex County
Frankford
Del
New York
Themelye
Georgetown
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Concord Area
The community suspends most business next Monday for a day of rest and diversion. Events include a Concord basket picnic with Declaration reading, patriotic speeches, band music, and a refreshments table. Kirkwood’s Kite-Shaped Track and Poplar Grove Stock Park race events draw spectators. A Denton parade and a colored school grounds program, plus a Prohibitionist convention at Concord campground, headline regional activities.
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Concord
Farmers’ Alliance
Ladies of Concord
Kirkwood
Poplar Grove Stock Park
Caroline
Denton
Caroline County
Glyndon
Advertisements and railway excise notices in a late issue
A mix of legal notices by Deborah Lobstein and others offering private and public sales, a house and lot in Bridgetown, debts owed to Thomas F Johnson, and stock sales. Railway reports quote peach yields by Delaware and other lines plus Fourth of July excursion ticket sales by Pennsylvania Railroad. Baltimore market prices for wheat and corn are cited, with a political note on a candidate avoiding the fourth party.
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Deborah A. Lobstein
J. E. Lobstein
Edwin H. Brown
Levi Pippin
Bridgetown
T. F
B.H. Johnson
Thomas F. Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburgh
Erie
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Mrs. Trout
Virginia
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Rvg. Anklam
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Traction Engine Law
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Maryland State Normal School
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Furman’s Grove School
Jacob W. Dear
Bethlehem School
Frank Thomas
Sarah K. Baker
James H. Baker
M. Bates Stephens
Luther H. Gadd
Charles Murphy
George Murphy
Bancais
Main and
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J.D. Ramsdell
T. P. Fister
B.D. Evans
Spring Grove
State Asylum For the Insane
Morristown
N. J
R. Earle Fisher
Washington College
Luther Hf. Gadd
Robert L. Garey
Captain Matthew Garey
Mildred Richardson
George W. Richardson
R. Alex. Tuff
Elizabeth, N. J
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Harry Clark
G. W. Townsend
Madison
J. Edward Hawkins
Port Republic
M. B. Stephens
G.T. Redden
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St. Michaels
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Ed. F. Anderson
Mt. Laurel
Bessie Shinn
Dr. Hardcastle
Eleanor Turner
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Lizzie Clark
Monumental City
Fred. F. Lyden
Marrhage FL
Peter Jester
Laura L. Fleetwood
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Roberta da
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Chestertown Transcript
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Middletown
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King's County Democracy
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