Democratic primaries and local meetings noted in Denton area
Harvest near ahead. Democratic primaries to be held this afternoon. Three large camp meetings planned in Caro line. Cecil Democrats back Charles C. Crothers for Congress. No extra term of court in Kent to try Hill murderers. Various local business moves and society notes from Denton and surrounds including reassignments, new constructions, and social events.
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Cecil Democrats
Charles C. Crothers
Congress
Kent
Hill
Hackett
Denton
Star Vaudeville Company
Machinery Hall
Southville
A. P. Redhead
James A. Charles
Federalsburg
J. C. Beaven
Hillsborough
Jerome Bennett
Talbot
Minnie Wheeler
J. D. Ramsdell
School Board Requests Increase in County Levy for 1892
The school commissioners at their last meeting examined a proposed budget for the next scholastic year totaling 26,380.00 with receipts of 96,930.00, asking the county to raise the levy from 10,000.00 to 12,000.00 to fund longer terms and better pay for teachers. They argue for nine months of schooling and seven months for well attended colored schools, to attract and retain qualified teachers, and appoint Jesse Mitchell, Jonathan C Longfellow, and Alfred Clark as Lowe's school trustees. teacher reports for the summer term were deferred to the next meeting.
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State Board of Education
Jesse Mitchell
Jonathan C. Longfellow
Alfred Clark
Lowe’s School
Hillsborough News Highlights Local Developments
Caroline county board approves new school houses at Keenes Cross Roads Templesile Hynson and a colored school at Hillsborough with two more rooms planned at Greensborough and Ridgely Textbook contract awarded to Dalany Co Baltimore and academy uses granted for lectures and singing schools Community notes report marriages visits and upcoming church events Also local farmers discuss wheat prospects and a strawberry beetle control method and the county prepares for a camp meeting with tent site allocations.
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Keene’s Cross Roads
Templesile
Hynson
Preston
Me. Thompson
Vederaisburg
Personal Interest News with Local Weddings and Visits
Announcement covers the marriage plans of Samuel H H Vluharty of Burrsville to Mary A Dail of Lumpleville with a reception at the Brick Hotel in Denton, plus social notes on Rev J W Logie, wedding of Gen Joseph Braff Seth and Mary Rhett Walker at Frimty Cathedral Liston, and multiple regional visits and events across Denton and surrounding counties.
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Samuel HH. Vluharty
Burrssille
Mary A. Dail
Lumpleville
Joseph Braff Seth
Vass Mary Rhett Walker
Frimty Cathedral
Liston
Reverend King Buys Preston Academy Site for Summer Home
The Rev Thomas A King pastor at New Jerusalem Church buys the old Preston Academy and its grove to remodel into a summer residence. The Academy, built in 1863, has had principals including Prof R O Christian and LH L Atkinson. Ground belonged to Jesse Hubbard of Upper Hunting Creek.
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Lalbot County
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Princeton
Robert Garrett
John E. Cowan
Burgess
Baltmore
W.S Crouse
St Michael’s High School
Kite Hobbs
Susie Sisk
S. A. Collins
Alany
Caroline
Advertisements Show Stocks for Sale and Real Estate Notices
Multiple short ads announce stock sales at cost from Mr M J Young and R I Carter selling second hand binders, plus notices of ratification of the Frampton farm sale. Also reports on Denton National Bank condition, shoe store discounts, a Ridge ly farm for sale or rent, and a Gettysburg High Water Mark monument dedication with railroad excursion details. Political chatter notes bets on nominees and Grover Cleveland enthusiasm.
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Getty
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Man Named Brooks Survives Barnyard Accident With Colton Rope
Joe Brooks a colored farm worker on ex Comptroller Turner’s farm was saved from a halter entanglement and dragged by a playful colt in a barnyard. His foot struck a post when the rope broke freeing him from danger. Brooks, injured, was rescued from a perilous predicament.
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Pine
Gate Brook
Brooks
Lurner
Biltimore and Oho Railroad Company
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
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