Dorchester County Commercial Directory
Hurlock 1908-1909
Population 500, located on the railroad crossovers of the Balto., Chesapeake,
and Atlantic Rwy, ..and the Cambridge and Seaford Branch of the Phila.,
Balto., and Wilm. RR.
Business Persons:
Advance Publishing Co. Johnson, D.F.,creamery
Andrews, J.B.& Co, cannery Maddox, Rev. Carroll
Bell, E.J., general store Messick, P.S., canner
Barber & Northrup, machinists Monberger, A., general store
Bradley, Wm.Co, carriagemaker Monberger, C.A., barber
Cottman, J.H., general store Morris, A.& S., general store
Cottman, W.S.B.,gen’l store Myers, G. Rogers, drugs
Constabel, Lender, baker Neal, W.H.& Son, manufact. Tin cans
Constabel, H.S., ice cream mnfr Satterfield, & Co., druggists
Corkran, F.P., general store Stevens, A.J., mason
Dukes, A.F., carpenter Thomas, S.E., general store
Ellis, George, Rev. Thompson, G.A.&Son, mnfrs, lumber
Eastern Shore Trust Co., R.L. boxes and hooks.
Glover, cashier Thompson, Jasper L., lumber and lime
Griffith, H.P., barber dealer
Friffith, Mrs.Mollie, millinery Todd, Robert N., general store
Harper, A.T.,carpenter and Trice, George W., general store
builder Venable, T.E., blacksmith
Harper, Wm., wheelwright Walston, James, mason
Harper, W.W., jewelry Wright, A.M., milliner
Hastings,R.L.,justice of peace Wright, K.J., general store
Hastings, C.W.,hotel, livery Wright & Carter, canners
stable Wright, O.R.& Bro., canners.
Henry, W.A., shoemaker
Hotel Glen Oak
Hurlock Advance,(weekly), H. (note: a post office was opened here on
B.Walworth, editor & propr. 8/23/1870, not long after the first railroad
Hurlock, John M., miller came through, running from Seaford to
Hurlock, W.E., general store Cambridge. The first P.M. was John M.
Hurst, John, general store Hurlock. A second railroad came around
1890 on its way from Ocean City to
Claiborne in Talbot County.)