Various Local Notices and Updates in Easton Area
A roundup of local events and changes includes services at Easton on June 19, a strawberry festival in Preston, and principal resignation at Hurlock school. New B and E S station Perry, steel flukes for sale, planned ordinances, railroad transfers, Worlds Fair building costs, and outreach on harvest readiness appear. Also noted are the schooner President Johnson voyage, a fatal injury in Dover, long-time hack driver’s retirement, berry shipments, a multi-legged turkey, and shifts in church and civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Curtis
Easton
Preston
C.L. Northrup
Hurlock School
President Johnson
Todd
Wm. H. Bristol
Dover
da Hoover
J. W. W. Woodford
Centreville
Queenstown
Ed, Willey
Hobbs
J. E. Smith
Jacksonville
Florida
Democratic County Convention Sets Delegates and Resolutions
The Democratic county convention at the courthouse drew many attendees and district delegations. Col. George G. Dixon was elected chairman with John W. Cooper and Thomas A. Smith as secretaries. Delegates to state and congressional conventions were chosen, with a spirit of unity and support for Grover Cleveland and the county party line. A resolution praising Democratic leadership and condemning Gov. Brown over the assessment bill was discussed and tabled. A brief address by former State Treasurer Edwin H. Brown energized the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Tre
Court House
George G. Dixon
Preston
Massey
John W. F. Cooper
Williston
Thomasa. Smith
Ridgely
John Y. Graham
W. H. Whiteley
J. F. Strangho
Wellington Heather
Robert Jarrell
Thomas A. Smith
Emory S. Turpin
William H. Comegys
David Greenlee
J. M. Knotts
Theodore Sailsbury
C. H. Shields
N. Alex, Hutson
J. W. F. Cooper
Thomas L. Chaffinch
W. F. Williamson
James F. Willis
Z. ‘T. Reynolds
George W.towers
George F. Quidort
Rufus C. Starris
E. W. Liden
William S. Lewis
H. M. Poote
John E. Wilson
T. Luther Frampton
John W. Carroll
Henry M. Cade
H. E. Sparks
J. F. Straughn
Colonel Comegys
Saulsbury
James S. Willis
George F. Ouidert
Emory S.turpin
William Massey
M. Lb. Stephens
Z. FT. Reynolds
A. W. Sisk
J. E. Wilson
J. W. Holt
John F. Dawson
N.A. Hutson
E. M. Towers
D. T. Richards
Frank Nichols
A. P. Redhead
J.S. Willis
Howard Melvin
Democratic Party
Caroline County
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel J. Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Henry V Page
Ocean City
Chicago
Comegys
Brown
Maryland
United States
Frank Brown
Edwin H. Brown
Harris, Hutson
Lansbury
Cleveland
Easton Social Notes Highlight May Supper and Local News
Personal Tntelllgence details a lavish Friday May 27 supper for J Harry Rose with a large guest list from Greensborough Ulillsborough Skipton Cordova and more. Easton Delivers reports on road travel time shifts fishery notes shad counts and potential railhotel unions with Maryland Steamboat Co and Eastern Shore Railroad movers and shakers.
Aged Preston Doctor Stafford Dies After Long Life
The obituary reports Dr. Andrew Stafford of Preston, born in Adamsville Delaware, a surgeon who studied at Albany Medical College and served as captain of Co E during the Civil War. Known for his memory and writings, he mentored many and supported public causes. He died Friday evening as crowds mourned, with funeral at New Jerusalem Church led by Rev J E Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Andrew Stafford
Tie
Adamsville
Kent County
Delaware
Georgetown
Albany
New York
Tle
Snow Till
John K. Thompson
Minois
Co. E, 1St Reg. E.S. Wals
New Jerusalem
J. E. Smith
Earth
Regulesent
Baltimore and Ohio introduces three new passenger engines
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on its Chicago Division places three Baldwin built passenger engines weighing 113000 pounds with six foot six inch driving wheels and 19 by 24 inch cylinders. These fine locomotives power the Royal Blue Line trains between New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. The B&O has added over forty new high class engines in the last sixty days and more are under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Gen'l
B. & O. Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
8. & O. Railroad
Phe Bi. & O
Petition Seeks Forcible Payment From Baltimore Lawyer
The petition by C. Aultman & Co. to compel Arie Townsend of Baltimore to paid over trust funds was presented to the Supreme Bench. It alleges Townsend collected about $800 for the firm but did not remit it. An order for testimony has been issued. Townsend is reportedly in Philadelphia. W. L. Marbury represents Aultman & Co. in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Auiiman & Co
Arie Townsend
Baltimore
Supreme Bench
Railroad Excursion Fares To Minneapolis For 1892 Convention
For the Republican National Convention at Minneapolis on June 7 1892 the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all principal stations for a round trip. From New York the fare is 31.50, Philadelphia 29.75, Baltimore 25.50, Washington 28.50, with other stations in proportion. Tickets on sale June 1 to 5, return coupons valid June 16 to 25. Choice of routes west of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
St. Paul
Chicago
Local Hardware Ad Promotes Carriages and Carts in Stock
Shaunahan Wrightson Hardware Co documents a sale of carriages and rond carts with quality and price emphasis. Advertisement highlights unusually low prices and invites customers to inspect the large stock and take advantage of the deals. The notice references Manilla Standard and Kentucky trade connections as part of the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Standard
Kentucky
Shaunahan & Wrightson Hardware Co
Obituary and Local Notices From Ingleside Area
Ingleside news reports Mrs. Win Alburger died at home aged 58 from heart disease. Funeral at home with Revs. Griffith, Handing and Wells. interment Sadlersville. Local theft: S Carroll Johnson granary broken into, four bushels wheat and fourteen bushels corn stolen. Children’s Day at M E Church next Sunday after noon. Rev. T H Harding officiating. Mrs. John Seward died near here on Wednesday May 25 of consumption. Mrs. E. Downes and Miss Flora Clements visited Camden, Del. Rev. I W Griffith to preach next Sunday. Mr. Miller Wilson visiting father James C. Wilson. Bridgetown visitors Fr. D Marvel and James Coarsey. Roesville ladies host ice cream and strawberry festival next Saturday. Ruthsburg ladies hold festival tonight to raise library funds. Death claimed Mrs. John Seward of Ridgely. Rev. Dr. Riley accepts calls at Wymoing Del and Ridgely. services to alternate Sundays. A Greensborough Ridgely baseball game yielded 17 to 19 in Ridgely’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Hagadone
Ridgely
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Williston
Preston
Caroline County
Talbot County Fair Association
Messrs
W. J. Clark
J. W., Kerr
H. E. Ramsdell
R. M. Messicks
Rufus C. Harris
Bernard
Baltimore & Eastern Shore
Ocean City
Centreville
Curtis
Friel
Ozman, Sr
Chas
Rose
J. Harry Rose
Annabel Moore
Virgie Satterfield
Greensborough
Mary Fisher
Emma Wilson
Ulillsborough
Nellie Mopkins
Skipton
Georgie Hague
Sue Rose
Lucy Warren
Nelly Warner
Annie Negins
Cordova
Ruby Crawford
Salisbury
Luther Griffin
Mary Satterfield
T. J. Smithers
Helen Haunt
Easton
Howard W. Grant
P. W
GB. R.R
Clayton
Uston Star
Ingleside
Win. Alburger
Griffith
Wells
Sadlersville
S. Carroll Johnson
M. E
T.H. Harding
John Seward
E. Downes
Flora Clements
Camden
Del
Roesville
Ruthsburg
Death
Democrats Hold Quiet County Primaries in Fourth District
Saturday afternoon primaries saw a single contest in the Fourth district amid spirited but friendly competition. The convention work Tuesday satisfies party expectations as ballots and turnout reflect a calm, orderly process and party elements remain steady. The ad text promotes lawn mowers, freezers, and household goods from Shannahat Wrightson Hardware Co, emphasizing low prices and bottom sale terms.
May marriage licenses issued by Clerk Fields
May marriages include James M. McCloud and Celia Dasher Climon A Jarman and Aurisla Simpers Wm E Lewis and Mary M Hubbard Horton Verner Thomas and Ella Bell Williams Colored Wu Dorkins and Ella Fountain Henry Mr Pritchett and Mary Augusta Thomas Wheat price to Baltimore at 92 cents per bushel Good cork at 5.4 cents M J Young to vacate store-house and close out stock Gideon's Band an order within the Farmer's Alliance of Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Fields
James M. McCloud
Celia Dasher
Climon A. Jarman
Aurisla Simp
Wm. E. Lewis
Mary M. Hubbard
Horton Verner Thomas
Ella Bell Williams
Wu. Dorkins
Ella Fountain
Henry Mr. Pritchett
Mary Augusta Thomas
Gideon's
The
Farmer's Alliance of Georgia
Reverend John Irving Dies Suddenly at Greensborough
Reverend John Irving a longtime Methodist Protestant minister and pastor of Irving Chapel near Greensborough died suddenly on Friday night from heart failure. He served as Chaplain of Caroline and Kent county almshouses and was beloved for counsel and kindness. Funeral was at Cedar Grove Delaware near Whiteleysburg with a large attendance reflecting high regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Irving
Irving Chapel
Greensborough
Caroline County
Kent County
Delware
Cedar Grove
Delaware
Whiteleysburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Psone
Neus
AL Pars
Cambridge & Seaford Railroad
Harlock
Charles W. Diggans
Delaware and Chesapeake Railway
Queen Anne
Oxford
Wilmington
Charles P. Bailey
Kenton
Diggans
John P. Walker
Dennis
Vienna
Houston
Shannahan & Wrightson Tardwara Co
Nichols
Tenton Bridge
Thomas Hughlett, Jr
State Fish Commission
Hughlett
Tuckahoe
Chaptank
Dover Bridge
Thomas Melvin
George
Tr. Melvin
Annapolis
J. A. Frazer
Elizabeth
N. J
Robert H. Nubile
Federalsburg
Law School
Maryland University
Charles Stevens
Norfolk
Peter Hagadone
Miss Hagadone
Eldridge Downes
Queen Anne County
Denton
J. Boon Dukes, Esq
George Saulsbury
Tuckahoe Neck
Mamie Comegys
Scranton, Pa
G. M. Rassum
Iva Whitby
Eastern Shore Railroad
Post and Pomeroy
Post, Martin & Co
Willard Thompson
Baltimore and Eastern Shore
R. R
Nicholas P. Hond
Eastern Shore
Joseph 3. Seth
Ida
Messrs. Post and Pomeroy
Eastern Shore Road
Maryland Steamboat Company
Enoch Pratt
Douglass
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad Company
Andersw Statford
Biographfest
Grand Army Celebration
Grand Army
Caroline
Corkran
Sere’t. Blades
Grove
Bridgeville
Wm. Gootee
S. S. Nichols
Jos. Patton
Chas. Medford
J. Wesley Thawley
David I. Kinder
John W. ‘Thawley
Slickman
James N. ‘Todd
Rupstett
Wlenry Cohee and Kugler Land
Second District
Irwin
Henry Rawlings
J. Zackarias
Seal
Siry
William A
Agnes I. Waddel
Thomas C. Waddel
Farnham
Lewis Haverkamp
Mill-Dam
Moses
Mary A. Blackburn
Francena L. Stambaugh
Isaac J. Sigler
Fredk. C. Stambaugh
Win. W
Mary J. Williamson
J. R. Phillips
Preston Town
Win. Penn Willis
Thomas A. King
George M. Seth
Susan A. Kinnanman
John PD. Murry
Sarah FE. Seth
George A. Allison
David M. Hess
Thomas C. Waddell
Agnes HH. Waddell
John W. Thawley
Addie E. Thawley
Willard Wi.thawley
Clement
Hester A. Noble
A. Allford
Sarah E
John Shively
Amandus Young
John W. Williams
James FE. Williamson
Grace M. P. Church
William Lewis
Mary Stobbard
Williamson
Edmondston
R. J. Colston
Bert Lewis
Vinton
Bertha Blades
Ladies’ S Literary and Aid Society
S.L. West
Lida Wright
Lizzie Bowdle
John Spence
Charlie Perry
Cora Morgan
Nellie Bowdle
Emalene Wright
Laura Morgan
Nettie Wright
Ea Whiteley
Jennie Wright
D. R. Wright
Joli Watson
Muarybhind
Cecil County
George FE. Fisutn
Pin
Coleman
C. AW
Elarris
A.B. Row
Trappe
Talbot County
Percival Mullibin
Cornersville
Worchester County
J. M. Brerweirt
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Cannes S. Jackson
Barren Creek Springs
Wicomico Co
Larry
Alnertee
J.Y. Four
Goria
Gorman
Gortman
Chesapeake Bay
Harrison
Felix Agnus
Flaharty
Dally
Samuel Finnharty
Burrsville
Mary Daily
Templeville
Theodore Saulsbury
Owen Nickerson
Albert Chandler
M. E. Church
Marydel
Bricks Lootel
Lal
I. Grifith
Mr. Miller Wilson
James C. Wilson
Bridgetown
D. Marvel
James Coarsey
Riley
Reformed Churches
Wyoming
Greens Borough
Waekeye
Stevens
Swannailan & Wrhitairsux Ywanpwank Co
Shannahay & Wrighton Hardware Co
Sonon
Low Crean
Shannahat & Wrightson Hardware Co
Ers
Vuallhaore Markets
Munday
Andersontown
Murphy
Luther Williams
Williams
John Williams
Millington
Whoa
Pearce
Sudlersville
Archibald Stirling
North Charles Street
Gallimore
Stirling
Baltimore Savings Bank
Anne Steele Lloyd
Daniel Lloyd
Latterfield
Carrie Crosby
Martin L
Mollie T. Satterfield
Emma Maher
Southern Methodist Church
Jonas Shaner
Charles A. Smith
Journal
Lidtes
Christ Church Guild
Court House Square
George M. Russum
T. Pliny Fisher
James N. Todd
George L. Morris
Blughes
A. G. Saulsbury & Brow
D. S. Brockway
Pichies
Una Blackett
Jarrell
Mattings
Lic
Butterick
Jarrell & Nichols
fiCnyiye
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