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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1894

Page

3

Local Notices and bids in Kent county Maryland

A scan of local items notes a Kent county Maryland strike by threshers, steamboat deal speculation, and various local incidents. Reports include deaths, accidents, appointments, a postmaster appointment in Brownsville Delaware, a lightning strike on a tenant house, and calls for a Greensborough bank with proposed directors. Political primaries and a county road supervisor appointment are listed, along with social excursions and a Revolutionary War artifact gift.

Kent County Wm. I. Withgett Easton

Destructive Hillsborough Fire Leaves Town in Ruins

A large fire devastated Hillsborough on a Friday afternoon, destroying hotels, stores, and 13 dwellings along with substantial stock and livestock. The blaze, sparked by a painter’s miscue, consumed wooden structures as townsfolk and neighboring counties fought the flames. Insurance coverage was limited, with losses estimated near thirty thousand dollars, and many residents faced the prospect of rebuilding.

Tuckahoo Caroline Talbot Queen Anne’s Hillsborough Herard Worning Denton P. J. Willoughby F. J. Willoughby A. E. Beager Willoughby Beazer Ridgely Cordova George C. Sherwood Easton Oxford Woodland Willsborough Joursan Easton Fire Company Mr. Sherwood W. E. Hick Mr. Willoughby N. E. Sparks Lewis Everett Gale Charles Jarrell Hugh Duffey Charlies Stewart the Bridge George Ford Sparklin E. Anderson J. A. Morgan James Williams Thomas Jones Captain Wheeler

Neighbors Urge Immediate Relief for Centreville Fire Victims

The Centreville Observer reports neighbors in Hillsborough and nearby towns urged immediate aid for fire victims. Donations may be sent to the Observer office or Hugh Duffey, Hillsborough treasurer. A life-size crayon picture prize was offered for early contributions. A festival on the Denton courthouse green will raise funds. A Cordova letter notes Hillsborough relief committee setup and a Willsborough fire appeal prompting a public meeting. Continued notices describe camp meetings, church events, and community fundraisers.

Tilsborough Centreville Observer Hugh Duffey Hillsborough Relief Committee Frank Moeh Observer Office Court House Green Denton Tillsborough Relief Committee Cordova M. E. Church South Alga Smith Tf. Dukes J. M. Lindale Maggie Jump J. M. Ayers A. Smith Smith Easton Willsborough

Public auditing committee formed in Caroline county meeting

George IL Moore Edward E Goslin and William Stevens named as audit authors took office at the county seat on Monday to survey treasurers of the almshouse and county. The school board proposed including its own accounts in the bill to shift audit costs to the county treasury. WT Nelon of Wingville Missouri endorses Charlainers Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy refunding money if unsatisfied. sold by Win E Brown, druggist.

George IL. Moore Edward E. Goslin Willian Stevens General Assembly Caroline County Count House Almshouse Nelon Wingville Nelson Win. E. Brown Shafter Freemyer House Middleburg N. Y Chamberlain Shater William E. Brown

Pleasant dawn party at the Stafford home and local notices

Barassithe residents report a pokojful dawn party hosted by Mro and Mrs James PL Stafford with about seventy guests. The piece notes spring warmth, Christian Endeavor Convention successes, health updates, farm work, visitors from Philadelphia, and upcoming tenting events, a camp meeting, and a Thawley festival tally of 24 dollars.

Williston Depots Grain Trade and Local News

Williston on the Choptank river handles heavy weekly wheat receipts at Wheeler Transportation wharf with Tuesday exceeding 2 000 bushels and Wednesday close behind. Wheat sold in Baltimore market at 59 to 61 cents, two small 100 bushel lots at 47 cents. Farmer handling by B G Stevens with forty years in business. Sunday School picnic for children with cream and cake. Mr Charles I Stevens fills vacancy in New York City, Mr Charles St Griffin moving from Benton. Gardens suffer from drought. visitors Linda Swederton and Belle Willis visiting local friends. Rev W W Chairs visiting friends in Queen Anne's county.

Williston Wheeler Transportation Baltimore B. G. Stevens

Dorchester Democratic Delegates Elected for Ocean City Meeting

In Independence Hall Cambridge on Tuesday the Dorchester county Democratic convention selected eight delegates each worth half a vote to the congressional convention at Ocean City on July 26. Delegates named were S. W Woolford TOC Bo forward BE C Harrington J M Smith S A Lawson J B Brown J T Robinson and B E Kirwan. Delegates will travel to Ocean City in support of W L and Henry for the short term.

Dorchester County Ocean City Independence Nl Cambridge S. W W. Woolford Toc. Bo Foward BE. C. Harrington J.M. Smith S. A. Lawson J.B. Brown J. T. Robinson E. Kirwan W. L and Henry

Social News From The Peninsula Observes Local Figures

Personal and social notices list residents and visitors across Denton Ridgely Hunt ingdon and nearby towns. Individuals include Rev. W. Mitchells now in New Hampshire Conf Church School Examiner Stephens elected State Teachers Association president. Mentions of Griffin Day Field and Miss Sallie Field visiting Philadelphia and Denton relatives. Various family visits and relocations noted across Philadelphia Baltimore Danville and Detroit.

Stephens Caroline State Teachers’ Association Mer Charles G. Griffin New York J. Howard Griffin We. Gi. Day Philadelphia Commissioner Day Ridgely. Maes J. W. Field Miss Sal Denton Jennie Stafford J. B. Port Huntingdon Robert M. Todd James N. Todd Jas. S. Whitby and Daughters Baltimore Chas Ti Whithy Mes. Sparklin Lewes and Airs Win FB. Brown Neta Downes Bridgetown

Baltimore harbor appropriation boosted by Senate vote

The river and harbor bill gained Senate approval increasing the Baltimore harbor appropriation from 50 000 to 200 000 for the Maryland and Delaware ship canal. The Chop tank river receives 2000 and the committee notes dredging progress between Denton and Greensborough with channels widened to 75 feet and 6 feet depth.

Abe Chophink Senate Baltimore Maryland Delaware Emal Denton Greensborough Brick Mills

School Board Proceedings at Hillsboro and Denton Academy

School commissioners granted Hillsboro school house occupancy to George Sherwood until fall. Hickory Hill trustees Wright Willis Tarper failed to organize after May appointment. Book contract with W Dulaney renewed with price reductions. Bids sought for school furniture. R D Bill awarded Denton Academy addition at 315. Teachers confirmed: Dagna Valliant Marydel, Ema Everagain Smithville, Beney Roe Barens'.

Hillsboro George Sherwood Henry Wright James Willis Elisha Tarper Hickory Hill School W. Do ©. Dulaney R. JD. Bill Denton Academy Tis Dogmna Valliant Marydel Ema Smithville Beney Roe Barens

Satterfield Obituary Notice From Concord Maryland

At Concord Maryland on July 12 1894 Elijah Satterfield aged 638 years died. The bereaved family mourns a long life and asks for acceptance of Gods will. The passage expresses faith with lines Thy Will Be Done and Mercy on the Throne, signed W A858.

Earth God Heaven

Local Notes From Greensboro and Nearby Towns

Reverend Albert Chandler and Reverend Arters exchanged pulpits Sunday. Miss Galli More spoke at Marydel about her India mission. Dr and Mrs Emerson plan to move to Brazil. Mrs Bettie Massey hosts visitors from Millville and Smyrna. Photographer Gordon opens a Delmar gallery. Wheat shipments rise under Captain Brockway. Profs Guilford lectures fund fire relief. Scrappy games: Cordova shutout 13 to 3. more matches planned. Community events include a Parsonage repair, a Mothers Club meeting, and a charity festival planned by town women.

Albert Chandler Marydel Dt. A. Atters Chandler Miss Gallimore India MM. E J. G. Emerson Brazil J. W. Downes Millville N.J Bettie Massey J. A. Arters J. W. Gibson Templeville Amnie Jones Lowe's Cross Roads Del M. E. Parsonage Trev E.R. Rich Gordon Delmar Railroad A

Rainy Monday Brings Damage and Death in Concord

A heavy rain with thunder and lightning visited Concord on Monday, easing drought but causing damage near American Corner including tires and fencing. Lightning killed an ox on Ales Truxon’s property and struck a tenant house, tearing a window and studding. A boy at American Corner was shocked in a wagon house but recovered. A local picnic at Caroline's Cape May wrapped up a rough, eventful day.

American Corner Ales Truxon W. T. Tliquutt Mr. Daffin Caroline's Cape May Pen

Chautauqua Visit and Local Social Roundup

Misses Mattie and Kate Hobbs enjoy a Chautauqua stay in New York. Rev. Robert Todd spoke on Old Time Schools at the M. E. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hodgeson of Felton Del spent Sunday with Mrs. Kate 8S Hunt. Miss Davis of Salem visited friends here last Mas. Todd and daughters stayed with Mrs. W. J. Davis. A youth outing went to Ocean City recently. Parerfully Served County and State. From the Went News, Mr. Pawson is a leading Caroline County citizen who served in Maryland’s Senate.

Elwood Wright's Woods J.D. Winter D. D Ft. IL. Lewis Western Maryland College I. T. Tagg Methodist Profectant Central Church Washington J. O. Gray Dillon Cheptank Chilton J. A. Wolmes Crisfield John A. B. Wilson J. D Church of the Strangers New York Deems Pr. Wilson Ap.e. Church Methodist Church Confirence Herald My Lord Ty Jacobs Whitby Benjamin Knox Charles Young A.M. E Denton Me. B Priday Wye Chueh Wye Mills Mattie Kate Hobbs Chautauqua N.Y Robert Todd M. E. Church Samuel Hodgeson Felton Del Kate Hunt Davis Salem Dorchster County Mas. Todd W. J. Davis Ocean City

Town Discusses Fire Protection and Special Tax

About twenty to twenty five residents met the town commissioners to seek better fire protection after a Hillsboro fire. They favored immediate action, urged raising town property taxes to fund a first class fire engine, and asked the board to reconsider the current levy to fifty cents per hundred dollars. A Holloway chemical engine was discussed but the decision was left to the commissioners along with temporary fire apparatus arrangements.

Board of Town Commissioners Court House Hillsboro G. Mo Russi

Citizens of Tils Borough Form Relief Effort After Fire

A Saturday meeting organized fundraising and relief plans for fire victims. Hugh Duffy chaired. Geo N Beaven served as secretary. A soliciting committee and a relief fund committee were appointed with Rev W W Sharp and others. Duffy named treasurer. resolutions praised Easton fire crews and all volunteers for prompt aid.

Tilsborough Hugh Duffy Geo. N. Beaven W. W. Sharp J. W. Holt Wm. H. Thawley Chas, Jarrell Geo. C. Moore Geo. F. Beaven W. E. Hicks Wm. E. Sylvester T. J. Lambert Duffy PL W.& 1 Easton Easton Fire Company Tocottes

Peninsula Canned Goods Association Formed in Dover

A Dover meeting of Maryland and Delaware peninsula packers resulted in the Peninsula Canned Goods Association. Officers elected: James Wallace Cambridge president, J W McCommons Wyoming vice president, C M Dashiell Princess Anne secretary and treasurer. A committee was named to approach transportation firms for fair freight rates and foster cooperation among packers.

Maryland and Delaware Dover Peninsula Peninsula Canned Goods Association James Wallace Cambridge J. W. McCommons Wyoming C. M. Dashiell Princess Anne

Steamboat and Railroad Conbination Completed

The Sun reports a new corporation aims to meet shipper and traveler needs with rapid Baltimore Claiborne service and a bay route to Salisbury aiding connections with the railroad. Passengers may choose long rail journeys or extended boat trips between Baltimore Claiborne and Ocean City with rail links at Claiborne and Salisbury.

the Sun Baltimore Claiborne Ocean City Bay Salisbury

Stephens Elected President of State Teachers Association

M B Stephens of Denton was elected president of the State Teachers Association on Thursday in a well deserved compliment to his service.

Stent News M. B. Stephens Denton State Teachers’ Association

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NT Polremeof News Prom Lbts Jlaus Do& Clr Ae Rlage Preston Gou A DL & C Stige the Local Department Greensboro Anna LeCompte Wye Landing A. Sydney Gadd Mackett Harry Hill Stil! Pond Heighe Hill Clara Cooper Kenton A. G. Harley, Jr Centreville Academy Harry W. Keating John Wisher Watson Murray Thomas Alsop Sammel Graham Brownsville Tilghman W. Brown W. T. Hignatt Eighth J. H. Bernard Owen C. Blades Jesse Wright Linchester River Bridge Choptank Peter Andrew Tilehiman Nuttle Andersontown Nuttle Concord Delaware Historical Society Jacob Casho Newark Ledger France Casho General Lafayette W. T. Wignntt Eighth District Sarah Turpin Fred P. Roe F. R. Mutone N. Horsey H. E. Jarrell G. W. Betson Ray James H. Williams Decca Lewis C. C. Wheeler George T. Hobby Engineer Hutson Wheeler Line Thatson Walter Booker Sallie Rolph Sherwood John F. Russom Kate Greenley Erastus Anderson Anderson Lottie Sherwood George E. Ford Ll. D. Barnes Store Woods Jere Beauchamp Barnes Building Charles W. Adaims W. N. Thawley L. J. Snead Snead Frank J. Willoughby Charles Stewart Dlwood Barraville Laurel Grove Church J. J. Andrew Ladies of James PL Stafford W. P. Stafford Sainsbury W.O. Jacobs George Blades M. Bates Smith TR Day W. Stakes Valliant Als. Russell Lydia Hardesty Katie Darke Iva Russell Lida Porter Sadie Burke Nellie Johmson Ann Caall Nettie Porter Jessie Santsbury Gena Cahall Addie Porter Lelia Stafford Mollie Cahall Annie Smith Nora Blades Messrs Will Handesty George Mitchell Thomas Cahil Norman Cranor Will Longfellow John Wooters Mitchell Mlw Burke Virgil Moore W. A. Rhides Tra Dill Ben Topkins Day Christian Endeavor Convention Jane Collins Saulsbury F. A. Porter Tharp Middletown Sehoals Hopkins William Hopkins C. d. Cahall John Cahall Sheppard's James A. Stephens H.W. Davis Miss Jolson Mamie Porter Thawley Williaton Charles St. Griffin New Linda Swederton Belle Willis C Greensborough Rev. W. W. Chairs Rends Iween Anne’s County Neary Carrles Dorchester Mes. Hutehins W.il. Mutehins Greensborough M de. Frederick Dining Detroit Michigan Bertie Williams Talbot and D. 5. Brockway Mary Russom T. J. Jarman Herbert Gostin Linkwood George Betson Kea Moore Smyrna Widgely Ira l L. Guilford McShane’s Ridgely Fire Company Wwillsborough Our Boys John Jarrell Bessie Hyde Bessie Edward Tryde Mothers’ Club John A. Sigler Federasburg Citizens' Meeting Ui Ishore Zlatest United States Royal Baking Powder Co Wall St. N.Y
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