Promoters Bet On New Rail Line Through Queen Anne
Promoters from Baltimore and Lehigh R A and Centreville seek private subscriptions to finance a steam line across Caroline County from Queenstown to Denton and beyond. Citizens urged to pledge. subscription funds stay in bank until major work begins, with a September 25 town meeting announced and Mrs. William H. Bosley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chnef
J. W. Troxel
Baltimore and Lehigh R. A
Wilmer Emory
Centreville
Queen Anne
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Caroline
Emory
Harington
Denton
Harrington
Baltimore
Queenstown
Cashier West
Central
Count House
Wiliam H. Bosley
Road
Funeral Notice for Infant Joyce Saulsbury
Tuesday morning the Saulsbury family mourns the loss of their baby girl Joyce. The funeral was held the 12th at Greensborough M E cemetery with Rev. W W Sharp officiating. sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Saulsbury in their hour of grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Nany
Ciad
Joyce
Saulsbury
Greensborough M. E
W. W. Sharp
W.K.C
Orphans' Court Vacates Guardian Appointment
Orphans' Court revoked the appointment of Richardd T. Carter as guardian to Thomas H. Slaughter, minor son of the late Thomas H. Slaughter. Thomas H. Flaharty, executor of Henry Kinnamon, presented a second and final account of administration. Truston C. Smoot, administrator of the late Wm. R. Smoot, presented final account of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Richardd T. Carter
Thomas H. Slaughter
Thomas H. Flaharty
Henry Kinnamon
Truston C. Smoot
Wm. R. Smoot
Y M C A Official Praises Chamberlain Pain Balm
Irving W Larimoe physical director Des Moines says Chamberlain Pain Balm can aid athletes gymnasts bicyclists football players and the profession for bruises sprains dislocations and muscle soreness or stiffness applied before swelling it will halve recovery time sold by W E Brown druggist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving W. Larimoe
Des Moines
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Uisborough Pleasures and Local News Mix July Warmth
Summer leisure fills Uisborough with straw rides boating and dances. The Emma G steamers draws attention while croquet captures local interest across the river. A serious accident during bridle activity injures Mr Hackett’s companion. Mr Rank Chipley dies at 80 with funeral at St Paul’s Church. Queen Anne academy opens with Miss Hackett and Miss Deekins. Fire debris rising dwellings aim to shape a prettier town. Residents host visitors and relocate, including Hillsborough merchant James Sherwood and Philadelphia guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma G
Beaven Brothers
Croquet
Thomas Jewell
T. C. Hackett
Hackett
Rank Chipley
J. D. Thawley
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Queen Anne
Om Academy
James Sherwood
Hillsborough
M. B. Nichols
Easton
Pearle Smith
Milford
Robert Barnes
Philadelphia
Nathan Mowers
St. Louis
Rail excursion craze boosts Ocean City traffic to new highs
Railroad avenue hosts frequent crabbing parties en route for Chap tank as B and O depot reports a record summer in Ocean City. Preston M. E. Sunday School held a gala picnic at Poplar Grove. Local social rounds include visits from Baltimore and Michigan guests, a camel party, and a large Ridgely church wedding. Town residents attend Dover fair. Talbot County Fair promises fine racing, exhibits, and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
Ocean City
Baltimore
Preston M. E
Poplar Grove
C. S. Cunmine
Charles B. Harrison
Susie Comtney
P. 2B. Bailey
Adden, Mich
Emma Moore
Willa Rockhold
Anne Arundel County
Mis. J. A. Cox
Mamie Wilson
Boonsboro
Ida Corkran
Buirsville
Celia
Ella Whiteley
DT. T. Moore
Minnie McCarter
Nannie Gootee
Richmond
Look Well After the Small Things Sermon on little duties by Rev Samuel Udson
The sermon at Christ Church last Sunday stressed the value of small acts and attention to detail as germinal to larger good. It urged diligent stewardship, restraint, and faithful service in everyday tasks as the path to moral greatness and divine approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Udson
Christ Church
Hun
Isles
Hasan
Hunber
Thas
Washington
Ciod
Fishing trip and social notes from Oxford and Dover areas
A crowded social and news item list recounts several residents and visitors in Oxford, Dover, and nearby towns. Notables include Chipley party members on a fishing trip, local engagements, schooling moves, and social visits. The Misses Fisher, Miss Dorman, and Miss Russell travel for work and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cla. Chipley
Philadelphia
Oxford
Chipley
Mass
Sadie Chipley
C. J. Chipley
Moggo
Barton
Oswald Tilghman
Gaston
Susan Democrat
Knight Tournament At Cordova Farm Highlights Local Fete
Several hundred attended the event on Capt Levi Tl Dukes farm near Cordova with guests from Caroline. Wauvey L Cooper delivered the charge to knights from Cordova Shipton Easton and Kent Island. Hess won first prize. other prizes went to Callahan and J Prank Turner. A Queen and maids and two baseball games plus Wye Mills brass band entertained. Proceeds supported the church fund. The Talbot County Fair will run September 18 to 21 with rich racing program and multiple class events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Tl. Dukes
Cordova
Caroline
Wauvey L. Cooper
Shipton
Easton
Kent Island
James I Hess
Callahan
J. Prank Tuner
Political Nominations in Kent County Delaware
Democrats and Republicans in Kent County nominate sheriffs, treasurers, coroners, and representatives. J W Fenimore and T Hit tington named for state senators. a slate of district reps and levy court candidates listed. Susses Democrats meet Georgetown to name state senators Stevens Stearn and other county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Delaware
Down
Tea
J. W. Fenmimore
Sto
Lattle Creek Hundred
Thesekiah Hittington
Mispillion Hundred
Torace R. Mustard
Duck Creek Hundred
William R. Davis
Newton Hundred
Clarence D. Sypherd
East Dover
Alexander M. Bailey
West Dover
Thomas A. Watson
Milford Hundred
Elwood C. Killen
South Murderhall Hundred
James. Sapp
Noth Murdenhall
H Mabres
Kenton Hundred
Benjamin C. Cabbage
David M. Clouds
Lite Creek Hundred
Joshua D. Will
James Stalmg
David S. Wilds
Clark M. Mensch
South Minderhill
Hoekiel Pleming
Mispillion
Robo B. Russell
Milford
Levy Court
RK. Cole
Little Creek
N. IT
H. Baggs
Duck Creek
Sussen Democrats
Georgetown
William Tf. Stevens
Seaford
Edward D. Stearn, Esq
Charles A. Tastings
Stansbury J. Wheatley
Treasuer
Rufus Mr. Lllingsworth
Abisha D. McCabe
Baltimore Hundred
Ohjah Carey
Dayshore
Edgar L. Kinder
Northwest Park
Thomas N. Fooks
Nanticoke
John C. Thompson
Broadkiln
William Mison
Indian River
Samuel G. Tisher
Cedar Civeh
William G. Abbott
Cedar Creech
John Wiley
Northwest Forks
William IL. Truitt
Dagsboro
William Petty John
Wilfai Ts
Handy
Charles Ts Inaaes
Death of Mr James Pippin in Greensbor ough
Mr James Pippin aged citizen died at his Greensbor ough residence Tuesday evening at seven. He lived a long feeble life and was twice married. Survived by last wife and children Trustin Pippin Mis TI C West of Denton Mrs John H Mason Mrs W A Swann Mrs Neal of Queen Anne s and Mrs J D Reese of Dorchester. Funeral held Friday afternoon Rev J A Arters oMensting. Interment Greensborough cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deakyne
George N. Moore
William Stevens
Anddward E. Goslin
Whitby
L. H. Gadd
Drum Point
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore and Southern Railroad Company
Dill
Denton Academy
Eastern Shore Regiment
Maryland Volunteer Infantry
Federalsburg
J. C. Mullikin
J.5. Davis
John W. Davis
Daniel W. Moore
James Pippin
Greensborough
Trustin Pippin
Mis. TI. C. West
Denton
John H. Mason
W. AP. Swann
Neal
Queen Anne's
J. D. Reese
Dorchester
J. A. Arters
Greensborough Cemetery
Bethlehem Postmaster Acknowledges Pension Voucher Act
Postmaster R M Messick of Bethlehem recognized Congress empowered fourth class postmasters to administer oaths for pensioners and their witnesses in execution of vouchers. William Lednum of Caroline visited his brother James J Lednum in Bethlehem and they toured Denton. Rev G C Le Damason preached at Hillsborough and Cordova. Bishop Adams to preach in Christ Church and at Hillsborough. Revival at Thawley’s Church near Wiehman. Died Eugene Wright aged 17 years and 24 days. Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by A M Bailey of Eugene Oregon. Building railroad Likton to Masseys progresses under Engineer Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Messick
Bethlehem
William Lednum
Caroline
James J. Lednum
Denton
GC. le Damason
Tattimore
Hillsborough M. E. Church
Cordova
Bishop Adams
Christ Church
Peach
Uwillsborough
Thawley’s Chuurch
Wiehman
A. M. Bailey
Eugene
Ore
Chamberlain
W.E. Brown
Likton
Masseys
Massey
Ecorps of Engineers
Maryland
Greensborough and
Federalsburg
Registration Notice for Caroline County Elections
Notice of registration by the Department of Registration in Caroline County detailing election district sittings and locations as required by Article 33 of the Code of Public General Laws title Elections and amendments, with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Code of Public General Laws
Dfecais
Caroline County
General Assembly
General Assembly of
Maryland
Election district registration notices and schedules 1894
Public notice outlines registration and polling schedules across districts for September 1894 and October 1 to 4, listing venues at Marydel Henderson Greensboro Denton Bethlehem Preston Federalsburg Hillsborough Ridgely American Corner and note on October 15 revision/hearing day. Officers named include W H Whiteley M T Downs W H Anderson Z T Reynolds Francis Nichols H M Thompson Thomas G Clines George W Hignutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Marydel
Bethlehem
Preston
W. H. Whiteley
WM. T. Downs
W. H. Anderson
Z. T. Reynolds
Francis Nichols
H. M. Thompson
Thomas G. Clines
George W. Hignutt
Greensboro
Hillsboro
American Corner
Federalaburg
Ridgely
Payriouns
Notable Growth Impact Yet Unclear From Scrambled Text
A garbled report notes growing lanes and guarded nets with references to Goural Merchandve and avvucs est splaulol Lt, leaving the main facts and entities unclear and difficult to verify.
Allnut Brand Ladies and Gentlemen Shoes Displayed
Advertises Ladies' Fine Shoes of the Allnut brand with quality and style. Prices range from 25 cents to 3.50 per pair for ladies and 3.00 for gentlemen's fine shoes, with mention of durable styles and plow shoes at 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allnut
Bargain clothing and textiles in fall stock sale
A local dealer advertises a wide selection of men and women clothing and dress goods at low prices. Pretty pantaloons, overalls, dress goods, ginghams, calicos, blankets, muslin, tablecloths, and cheap table linens are offered with notes on tariff impacts and cash discounts.
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Weira
SOUL
PLAC
North Tau
the Local Department
William H. Anderson
Smith Bros
T. M. Cooper
Patrick O’niel
J. H. Nichols
J. S. Ober
Uisborough
W. T. Hassinger
Ridgely M. E
Frank Plastriff
Teella Curtis
Della Smith
Mohawk
N. Y
McShane’s Hall
Nichols
Mulligan
Ruthsburg
Talbot County Fair
Vriday
Lersonal Wendon
William Preston Tyler
Media
Mis
OL Robinson and
We. Wanien
Matthew Gmey
New Town
Th. CG. Welds
Wm. IT. Anderson
Mas
Mas J. Dukes Downes
Dover
Samuel M. Yingling
J. M. Yingling
Eaton & Burnett's Business College
Daisy Dorman
Salsbury
Anna Russell
Parksley
Vai
Nellie and
Janzie Johnson
Justice K. Raymond
Norwalk
Conn
Satmidiy
Andersontown
Riversiew Theanse
Wills
SG Tond
Mad
HE. van Gesel
Fred Welch
Conference Academy
May
Annie Fisher
Virginia
Mass Edith Williams
Friends
Lourua
Cordovate
Laston Lair
Talbot County
Diamond State
Kent
Stussex Nominatiours
James Pippa
Church News
James I
Mollie EB. Wright
Lakes
United States
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St. N
Carnoline County
So'dloch
Geo A. Deakyne
Szudies
LA Belle
THE
PARIS
Ior
Balmoral
Devon
Beauchamp
Strayers College
Porto Ries Molassia
Wes
George T Nedden
Reading
IGIE
L. B. Towers
Denton Bridge
E. M. Dean
Gluck's
Sistovls
James T. Mullin & Son
6Th & Market
Wilmington
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