Local notes span Dover streets to Talbot county
Dover bans bicycles on sidewalks while stores and offices closed on Thursday. Rail work from Odess a to Middletown progresses. Captain Andy Cook of Cambridge loses a gold locket. Revival at Sheppard's chapel opens Sunday evening. C L S C meets at Annie Emerson's home. Easton court hosts many Caroline county attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Middletown
Andy Cook
Cambridge
Sheppard's Chapel
Annie Emerson
Isaac T. Sparklin
Dover Academy
RK. W. Lewis
Easton
Hillsborough
John M. Wilson
Lehigh University
Kate Greenley
Kentucky
Joe Andrews
Lewis Sneed
Eaton
Wheat prices in Baltimore market and Druckenmiller event
Best wheat in the Baltimore market sells from 1 to 1.6 dollars per bushel with inferior grades at lower prices. Corn ranges from zero to 60 cents per bushel, averaging about 50 cents. The Druckenmiller family hosted an entertainment in Masonic Hall on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Druckenmiller
Masonic Hall
Supper Benefit At Hillsborough Hotel Friday And Saturday
Correspondence from Hillsborough notes a St John’s guild supper at the Hillsborough hotel on December 4 and 5 featuring oysters and chicken salad for 35 cents to aid a good cause. Also reports deaths, weddings, local visits, illnesses, church notes, removals, and the new Southwestern Limited Express train introduced by the B&O with through service to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HiLsborough
St. John’s Guild
Hillsborough
L. & A. South-Western Limited
Blx&orr
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pullman Company
Parrott vs Chaplain in Easton circuit suit over will
The suit of James A. Parrott against James S. Chaplain, executor of James M. Parrott, opened in the Easton circuit court. Proceedings began after a caveat to the will was filed in the Orphans' Court, arguing undue influence by the widow. The jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Parrott
James S. Chaplain
James M. Parrott
Easton
Orphans’ Court
Mesars. Stewart and Tilghman
Messrs. Martin and Brown
New Officers Installed In Caroline County
Clerk Gadd received commissions for the newly elected county officers on Saturday. Edwin C. Fields paid his state tax and was sworn in at Easton by Judge Wickes, taking charge Tuesday and administering oath to Chief Deputy William Stevens. Sheriff John W. Stevens was sworn in with a $20 tax. Orphans court judges Downes Liden Hobbs took commissions and sworn in for a second term. Register James Steele assumed duties for the fourth term after a $30 state tax. Incoming and outgoing boards planned a transfer meeting, with two new commissioners Hagadone and Clark taking oath. Lord and Kelley absent. Lord ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarre & Nichols
Easton
Denton
Father Constantine
George Tarburton
Ralph
Virginia
George M. Russum
J. H. Holmes
Thomas O. Ayres
James Seth
N. Alex. Hutson
Archon
John M. Cannon
Bridgetown
Cannan
Army Corps
Stonewall Jackson
J. C. Fields
Caroline County
Fields
Helen Holmes
George B. Wightman
Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas City
Wightman
Benjamin Nouse
Fred. Roe
Greensborough
North Carolina
William Wilson
Maggie Merrick
Ingleside
C. H.R. Merrick
Queen Anne’s
George A. Millington
Alfred EL. Cahall
Caroline Countians
Delaware
Farmers’ Alliance
Indianapolis
Goslin
Smith and Fisher
Stephens
State Association of School Commissioners
Baltimore
Cleaves
Messrs
Ward and Walker
Mollie Williamson
Paul Winchester
Baltimore Manufacturers’ Journal
Senator Gibson
William G. Chance
Sadlersville
Grace Caplin
Pennsylvania
Steele
James M. Andrews
C. T.a
William Noble
Annie A. Rochester
Ovid E. Rochester
William Griffith
James R. Manship
J. W. Bryant
Thomas F. Garey
John W. Stevens
S. Hobbs
Richard T. Carter
William D. Taylor
Jacob Ghingher
James B. Steele
John E. Wilson
Z. P. Steele
Clement Noble
Gadd
Edwin C. Fields
Joseph A. Wickes
Philip W. Downes
George W. Raughiey
William Stevens
House of Representatives
Orphans’ Court
Messrs. Downes
Liden
Hobbs
Jackson
James 2. Steele
Register
Board of County Commissioners
William E. Lord
Tilghman EE. Kelley
Lord
Hagadone
Clark
Christ Church
Toth Inst
Gates
Diocese of New Jersey
N. J. Smithers, Jr
Kent County
Del
N. L. Smithers
Dover
Masonic Hall
Bradley
George
Central Hotel
George & Redden
James Kinnamon
Goldsborough
Jarrell & Nichols
Golden Gate Tours Of Pennsylvania Railroad Planned
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers four personally conducted tourist tours to California. First departs January 13 via St. Louis and more, six weeks in California. second departs February 24 via Cincinnati and Mardi Gras, four weeks. third departs March 24 via St Louis and Denver, four weeks. fourth departs April 26 via Chicago and Salt Lake City, six months independent travel. Rates from Philadelphia range from 3300 to 3360 with inclusions of hotel stays and side trips. fourth tour includes westward route options and Yosemite and Yellowstone focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
St. Louis
Kansas City
Las Vegas Hot Springs
Santa Fe
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Glenwood Springs
Leadville
Marshall Pass
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Mammoth Cave
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
el Pa
St Louis
Salt Lake City
Mt. Shasta
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Yosemite Valley
Yellowstone Park
Skeletons Found on the Third Haven Shoreside
Farm hands along Mr. Bannings Baill Neck shore uncover nine Indian skeletons buried in a single shallow grave near the riverbank. Skulls, jaws and teeth indicate middle to young ages, with friable bones, shells, and arrow heads nearby confirming indigenous remains and a hasty unceremonious burial by the Third Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Haven
Mr. Banning
Ship Point
Baill
Baltimore Provisioner G Cassaro & Co Assigns for Creditors
G Cassaro and Co a Baltimore provision and pork dealer made an assignment for the benefit of their creditors Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cassaro & Co
Baltimore
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D&c. RR
Hy & North
Picton
Tage
Preton
Easton Court
H. A. Roe
Talbot County
Dexter
Henry Whiteley
P. A. Marvel
William Vinson
Georgetown
Peninsula
Charles L. Pratt
Fifth
Sylvester Smith
Francis A. Deckens
England
Maryland
George E. Haddaway
Ridgely
J. E. Wheeler
Williston
J. H.C. Legg
Centreville
Russum and
Todd
5. J. Wootten
Massachusetts
G. A. Deakyne
William al. Mowbray
Avery Tuthil
Sallie Stevens
Clerk Fields
Federalsburg
C. A. Nicholson
G. C. Ratcliff
Senator Dawson
Orphans’ Court News
Baltimore Grain Markets
Annie Brandhoff
Barcus School
Preston
M. 2
Willliam James Lbrahawn
Dorchester County
E. Ida Pritchett
Ella Williams
R. J. Colston
R. J. Ledman
Martin Wright
L. D. Kelley
E. B. Roberts
Walter M. Wright
Chaplant
C. H. Whitby
Hoffman
Miss Chase
Ela Harrison
Eugene Douglass
H. N. Willis
Pocomoke City
Gabriel Friend
Whston
Susie Geoghegan
Caroline
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward H. Downes
J. A. Geoghegan
Oxford
John K. Calloway
Hignatt's Hall
Fred Johnson
B. G. Stevens
Mr. Green
Concord
James W. Saulsbury
Burrsville
T. F. Tabler
Sheppard’s
M. E. Church
Elizabeth Sharp
Camden
N. J
Ed. Maag
Milford
Mary Pitt
Andrew S. Thawley
R. L. Lewis
M. P. Church
John Worthman
Peninsula Methodist
George the II
Pillmore
Mr. Wyatt
Silas J. Betts
Baltimore Hundred
Banona
C. J. Wyatt
Roxana
George H. West
George E. James
Bethel M. LE. Church
Mr. Betts
Betts
Wyatt
Rev
Vaughan Smith
Pine Streets
Wilmington
Lancaster County
St. Michael’s
Elkton
Snow Hill
Crisfield
Pennsylvania Allroad
Golden Gate Tours
Lizzie Jenkins
Flo
Spring Grove
Kenney
Miss van Name
M. E
North
Mamie Dickens
Charles Dickens
R. J. W.G Garey
T. Fred. Garey
Robert Reaves
Talbot
Salisbury
Wicomico
Jonathan Niles
Connecticut
Confvence
Heppanu
Laurel del
Lizzie Hubbard
James Hubbard
Charles Topper Guison
Washington Star
Charles H. Gibson
Gov. Jackson
United States
Judge Wilson
Gibson
Gorman
Mr. Gibson
Gilson
Brattan
Senate
John Walter Smith
Worcester County
Stll
Judge Robinson
James Alfred Pearce
John S. Wirt
Cecil County
Edward Lloyd
Charles Hopper Gibson
Queen Anne's
Woolman J. Gibson
Centreville Academy
Archer School
Harford County
Washington College
Chestertown
Samuel Hambleton
Johnson
Internal Revenue
Eastern Shore
Circuit Court
Joseph H. Bernard
Mary
Fannie
Deruckenmiller
Mozart Hall
E.H. Brown
R. W. Todd
J. T, Mullin & Son
Tailors
6Th & Market
Clothiers
Blackiston's
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