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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1888
Page
3
Burrsville and area news in June 1888 local digest
Burrsville notes report visits by Wilbert Johnson and Dr Clarence Downes, court sessions next Tuesday, a club meeting at the courthouse, and a Burrsville victory over Harrington 12 to 5. Also: travelers to Baltimore Chicago, strawberry crop profits, social visits, business visitors, church events, auction of the Kuhn farm, death of K J Townsend, new bishop election in Dover, lightening rod work, ice cream offerings, Maryland Agricultural College graduates, and local social and church happenings in Denton Ridgely Greensborough and Preston with Children’s Day observations and a big Preston baseball win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Johnson
Burrsville
Philadelphia
Clarence Downes
Orphan’s Court
County Commissioners
Court House
Harrington
Col. R. OJ. We. Garey
F.C. Ramsdell
Baltimore
Chicago
Caroline County
P. W. Downes
Clara Downes
Murdaugh
Easton
Nettie McNash
Fowling Creek
A. RK. Wright
Denton
William Culp
D. B. Stewart & Co
P. E
If. Roberts
If. S. Miller & Co
Arnett
James L. Wolcott
Dover
Warrington
Burrsville M. P
Ames’ Chapel
Kuhn
Greensborough
Irwin
Baltimore Markets Report Grain Prices and Notes
Baltimore markets show wheat at 95 with Jultz longberry 95. Corn listed with White at 62 and yellow 58 to 5. Oats touch 37 and Rye moves 65 to 74.
Levitts and Holbrook Sell Hardware Firm to Carter
The Denton hardware firm Levitts and Holbrook has sold its entire business to Mr RR M Carter formerly cashier at Denton National Bank. Carter, a young man of notable ability, is expected to continue the success built over the past three years in hardware machinery and agricultural implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levitts and Holbrook
Denton
RR. M. Carter
Denton National Bank
Messrs. Levitts and Holbrook
Carter
Judge’s Opinion on Liability for Attacked Dogs
An Eastern Shore judge states that a person attacked by a dog on a highway may lawfully kill the dog and the owner is liable for injuries. The owner can be responsible even on his premises if acting in pursuit of business or on a friendly visit. If a dog barks at passing horses or vehicles causing damage, the owner is liable for the loss.
Statements of Her Captain and Other Officers From The Sunday American
The Joppa steamer arrived from the Eastern Shore early Saturday. Captain Wheeler and pilot Phillips described how the collision with the yacht Gleam occurred, with swift boat lowers, passenger evacuations, and efforts to recover possible missing persons. The captains blamed late course changes and noted passengers reacted with limited panic aboard.
Body of Garrett Found After Maryland Harbor Collision
June 12 The body of T. Clarrison Garrett was recovered near Anne Arundel shore by the Nanticoke steamer. First Officer Venable halted the vessel when the body appeared, and Captain Jackson sent a small boat to retrieve it. The body, in decent condition, bears a red mark on the left temple and a bitten band. Garrett’s remains were to be moved to his residence after an undertaker’s transfer. Earlier, passengers Webster and another man reported seeing the body floating. Dewey Downey initially mistook it for a mattress, prompting the steamer to stop once the Nanticoke arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Farford County
Todd
Mel Knight
Baltimore
Zell
Choptank
Kentucky
Julia Kelley
State Teachers’ Association
West Virginia Educational Association
Mt. Lake Park
Kelly
Preston
East New Market
Tod
Battery
Hubbard
New Market
Bramble and
Webster
J. E. Nichols
Capt. Carmine
Riverside
Carmine
Garrett
Enoch Pratt
Dorchester County
Mr. Garrett
Downey
Bell Clothing House Advertises Lowest Prices in Baltimore
PorticKRTs and time of trains call upon the nearest ticket agent. For low prices in best quality clothing visit the Bell Clothing House, Ochm's Old Stand, Pratt street, adj. Hanover, Baltimore, where every thing fashionable in apparel for men and boys can be bought cheaper and better than anywhere else in the Monumental City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portickrts
Bell Clothing House
Ochm
Old Stand
Pratt Street
Adj
Hanover
Baltimore
Local thanks for strawberry donations from M T Towers and W I Willey
Gratitude extended to Messrs. M T Towers and W I Willey for fine strawberry gifts. A single Towers berry measured 2 inches across the top, while Willey’s 31 berries nearly filled a quart basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. M.towers
W. I. Willey
Denton Democrats form a sixty-member club for league duties
A Denton meeting organized a Democratic club with M B Stephens as temporary chair and S Hobbs as temporary secretary. Forty plus men joined, naming L J Gadd and James I Pearce among founders, outlining a constitution plan and aiming for countywide clubs and Baltimore league representation on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Court House
N. A. Tfutson
Maryland
National League
M. B.stephens
S. Hobbs
Col. L. J. Gadd
James I. Pearce
M. B. Stephens
M.S. Mutehler
Howard Melvin
T. M. Cooper
Jaes Parks
N.A. Huton
W. W. Lowe
Enoch George
Henry Irwin
Robert G. Stew
H.R. Lewis
R. Kemp
William T. J. Chattineh
N. ©. Fisher
Ernest Downes
G. W. Pleasant
W. Kerr
W. E. Dunneck
Elon
Hobbs
G. A. Deakyne
Willard TH. Tha
Ifenry Cade
J.T. Sylvester
Elisha Park
Pace Cre
Clement Noble
J Emmett Downes
J. Boon Dukes
G. W. Richardson
O. BE. Rochester
HH. S. Muncha
T. ¥. Garey
K. A. Heller
Temperance Convention Opens in Denton County WCTU
The first Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention for Caroline County met at Denton M E Church on June 9. Delegates from Federalsburg Denton Ridgely gathered for devotions readings of the constitution and a welcome by Rev J N Foreman. Officers elected include President Dr E F Messenger and Amanda Saulsbury as Vice President. Resolutions praise the Lord's blessing and pledge unwavering effort until prohibition. The next meeting is set for Federalsburg in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Caroline County
M. E. Church
Denton
Narcissa E. White
Pennsylvania
B.A. Black
J.N. Foreman
Annie
Emma Saulsbury
Ridgely
Sallie Mowbray
Federalsburg
Annie Heffron
Maryr Whittall Thomas
N. E. White
The Protestant Episcopal Convention in Cambridge
The Cambridge conven tion of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Maryland adjourned sine die. Bishop Adams delivered his first address, urging laity and vestries to active parish work and timely salary payments. Reports show receipts 1748 89 and expenditures 1304 96 with a pledge of 1455 for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Baltimore Sun
Cambridge
Aston
Adams
Barber
Mr. Buck
Seaston
J.C. Earle
Mackall
Princess Anne
Charles KR. Wooters
Greensborough
St. John’s
Caroline County
Holy Trinity Parish
Holy Trinity Church
Messrs. Mitchell
Roberts
Walker and Williard
Thomas Hughlett
Board of Missions
I. N. Adkins
Joseph Ie. Chamberlain
E. L. F. Hardcastle
John C. Earle
Board of Managers of Trust Fund
W. Y. Beaven
J. F. Bateman
I. L. Adkins
Hilliard
Dangers of Alum and Lime Baking Powders Warned
The piece urges housewives to avoid lime and alum baking powders due to health risks from headache stomach distress and organ damage. It champions Royal Baking Powder as free from injurious ingredients and urges careful brand selection to protect family health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Apostles
Bright
Correspondence reveals support for Talbot and Gibson in local election
The remarks praise the Jorns ticket and Gibson as likely to yield a large Democratic majority. Mentions campaign insignia seen around town, a spreading army worm issue, tennis clubs forming, and residents traveling to Gettysburg with Dr. Andrew Stafford to aid in locating Maryland troops. Monuments authorized by the state legislature are planned for erection soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thurmac
Gibson
Talbot
Army
Gettysburg
Andrew Stafford
Preston
Maryland
Local Gentlemen's Wardrobe Line Debuts at Young Shop
M J Young introduces a superb range of light-weight clothing and gentlemen's furnishings. Call and view the new stock today at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J. Young
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W. W.W. Wilson
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Jepp
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Thomas C. Richardson
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Jh. T. Carter
M. J. Young
P. Steele
HR. Earle Fisher
John E. Wilson
Allaband
AY Clark
Charles K. Shields, TR. Kinnaman
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L. H. Gadd
M. S. Mutchler
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T. M M. Cooper
National Democratic League
the Temperance Convention
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HOTEL
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Piulbin
George
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J. 5. Johnson & CO
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Richard Nichols
Pauber
Jas, C. Leonard
Thomas M. Cooper
Deelly
Oud Wier
Jr. Austin Suow
New Yorn
EL. Thompson
Uhilborough
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