B C and A Railway Co Steamer Schedule from Baltimore to Freeport
The B C and A Railway Co steamers depart Baltimore weekly for Freeport and intermediates with times from Pier 9 Light Street at 5 PM Sundays and Wednesdays and return from Freeport on Tuesdays and Fridays weather permitting. The timetable lists stop points with approximate times and notes that arrivals and departures are not guaranteed and delays may occur.
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Pier
Light Street Wharf
Baltimore
Freeport
Mila
Sampsons
Tipers
Blackwells
Fleeton
Timbs
Reedville
Hardings
Harveys
Grace Point
Byrdton
Kilmarnock
Oceans
Jackson Creek
Cricket Hill
Callis Ll
Fitchetts
P. M
Ruarks
Warehouse
Conrads
Green Point
Stampers 2
Blans
Blands
Stampers
Callis
Jackson's Creek
Ocransl. P. M
Ube Journal Policy and Classified Rates
The Ube Journal announces weekly publication each Thursday with a $1.00 yearly advance. Editor and owner W. M. Miner. Obituaries and resolutions of respect require paid insertion at five cents per line. Communications advocating candidacy are billed at advertising rates. Reading notices cost ten cents per line, with contract rates available on request.
Brooks Dixes wedding at East Mathews Parsonage
John J. Brooks and Miss Ellen Dixes, both of Bethel, were married by Rev. J. A. Winn at the East Mathews Parsonage on April 2.
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John J. Brooks
Ellen Dixes
Bethel
J. A. Winn
East Mathews Parsonage
Ewell and Kemp Wed at Hicks Wharf Parsonage
Mr Seth L Ewell son of Mr and Mrs Ned Ewell and Miss Laura L Kemp of North were married by Rev T W Ogden at the Methodist Parsonage near Hicks Wharf on December 2.
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Seth L. Ewell
Ned Ewell
Laura L. Kemp
North
T. W. Ogden
Hicks Wharf
Local Marriage: Walter Machen Weds Effie Davis at Mobjack Parsonage
Walter E. Machen, son of Mrs. Chas. M. Machen and Miss Effie L. Davis, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Davis of Mobjack, were married at the West Matthews Parsonage on December 25.
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Walter E. Machen
Chas. M. Machen
Effie L. Davis
J. H. Davis
Mobjack
West Mathews Parsonage
New Year wishes and appeal for support from The Journal
The Journal extends sincere wishes for a happy year and thanks loyal readers for past support. It pledges to advocate for the county and region, aims to serve the people, and asks for continued loyal moral and financial backing while asking readers to judge honest mistakes leniently.
Jarvis Hudgins Tie Knot in Norfolk Christmas Wedding
Henry G. Jarvis of Norfolk and Miss Nora S. Hudgins daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Sheppard Jarvis were married at the East Mathews Methodist Parsonage by Rev J A Winn on December 25. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Shed Hudgins. They will reside in Norfolk.
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Henry G. Jarvis
Norfolk
Nora S. Hudgins
Sheppard Jarvis
East Mathews Methodist Parsonage
J. A. Winn
Shed Hudgins
Col Morton Marge Virginia’s first auditor dies at home
Col Morton Marge veteran of Civil War and first auditor of Virginia dies at his Richmond home on December 21. He lost a leg at the second Battle of Manassas. R Donohoe editor Fairfax Herald and former state senator was appointed to fill the unexpired term. Judge R H L Chichester of Stafford named by Gov Mann to preside over the Fifteenth Circuit succeeding Judge John E Mason. General approval anticipated.
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Morton Marge
Virginia
Richmond
Manassas
R. Donohoe
Fairfax Herald
R. H. L. Chichester
Stafford
Mann
Fifteenth Circuit
John E. Mason
Free Lance
Death of Confederate Veteran William H White at 69
William Harrison White a Confederate veteran and prominent Mobjack resident died December 31 at Sarah Leigh Hospital Norfolk after a long illness due to stomach cancer. Funeral at Grace M E Church with Rev T W Ogden. buried on his father's grounds. Survived by three sisters Genie White Mrs J C Proctor Mrs Shelby Green one brother J D White and a daughter Mrs O M Walker. The Journal shares heartfelt sympathy with mourners.
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William Harrison White
Mobjack
Sarah Leigh Hospital
Norfolk
Grace M. E. Church
T. W. Ogden
Capt. White
Mr. White
Genie _White
J. C. Proctor
Shelby Green
J. D. White
O. M. Walker
Abernathy Diggs Couple Married in Norfolk Ceremony
Arthur T. Abernathy longtime Philadelphia Record associate editor and travel writer wed Miss Pearl Diggs a popular Laban young woman in Norfolk Rev R Finley Gayle officiated. The couple are guests of the brides parents Mr and Mrs Thomas C Hudgins on aban.
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Arthur T. Abernaty
Philadelphia Record
Pearl Diggs
Laban
Norfolk
R. Finley Gayle
Thomas C. Hudgins
Aban
Marshall Hudgins nuptials at Laban home
Mr William R Marshall son of Mr and Mrs W O Marshall and Miss Annie Carl Hudgins daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther D Hudgins were married at the bride’s home on December 29 by Rev L J Phaup. All parties are well known at Laban. The couple left for Norfolk where they will reside.
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William R. Marshall
W. O. Marshall
Annie Carl Hudgins
Luther D. Hudgins
L. J. Phaup
Laban
Diggs and Peed Wed Quietly in Home Ceremony
Mr Harry Diggs son of Geo L Diggs and Miss Bessie Peed daughter of the late Thomas Peed were married at the home of B M Diggs on December 28 at 9 am Rev L J Phaup officiating They departed that day on the Steamer Mobjack for their bridal tour both families well known here
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Harry Diggs
Geo. L. Diggs
Bessie Peed
Thomas Peed
B. M. Diggs
Rev. L. J. Phaup
Atherton Green Couple Wed in Mathews Methodist Parsonage
Willie J. Atherton son of Mr and Mrs Aanon Atherton and Miss Iia May Green daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Green were married at the Methodist Parsonage in Mathews by Rev L J Phaup on December 4th at 7 PM. All parties were residents of Queenstown.
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Willie J. Atherton
Aanon Atherton
I.ia May Green
J. T. Green
Methodist Parsonage
Mathews
L. J. Phaup
Queenstown
Diggs and Hudgins Wed at Mathews M E Parsonage
Mr Otis V Diggs and Miss Effley Hudgins were quietly married at the Mathews M E Parsonage on December 2. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs William B Diggs and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Hudgins, both families well known in Laban.
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Otis V. Diggs
Effley- Hudgins
Mathews M. E. Parsonage
Wm. B. Diggs
C. O. Hudgins
Laban
Mrs James Brooks Dies After Ill Health at 82
At a late hour we report the death of Mrs James Brooks wife of a leading citizen of Laban She was esteemed for admirable qualities and Christian character She died on Tuesday the funeral was preached at the home on Wednesday by Rev L J Phaup and burial followed in Pear Tree Cemetery She was 82 and survived by four sons and three daughters.
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James Brooks
Laban
Phaup
Griffin Minter wed in Chestnut Avenue church ceremony
Miss Sarah Gertrude Griffin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Griffin and Mr Robert Clayton Minter were married at Chestnut Avenue Methodist Church on December 22. Rev Travis Taylor officiated. Griffin entered with her father who gave her away. Maid of honor Miss Lillian Yendes wore white satin with crystal trim.
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Sarah Gertrude Griffin
Frank G. Griffin
Clayton Avenue
Robert Clayton Minter
Chestnut Avenue Methodist Church
Travis Taylor
Miss Griffin
Lillian Yendes
Piborg, Pa
Wedding Party Includes Bridesmaids in Blue Mull Frocks
The ceremony featured bridesmaids Rose Taylor Lada Ketcham Maud Kellum and Mabel Engler in light blue mull gowns with pearl trim, carrying carnations tied with blue ribbon. Best man was cousin Marvin Minter. ushers included FE Timberlake Jr Harvey Minter Wade Seward George Griffin of the city.
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Golden Gate
Rose Taylor
Lada Ketcham
Maud Kellum
Mabel Engler
Marvin Minter
Mesers FE
L. Timberlake, Jr
New Kent County
Harvey Minter
Norfolk
Wade Seward
George Griffin
This City
Daily Press
Marriage at Cartersville Baptist Church Unites Rhodes Mason
Miss Annie Katherine Rhodes becomes bride of Philo Henry Mason of Mathews Virginia at 3 p m December 27 at Cartersville Baptist Church. Rev Sparks W Milton D D and Rev J T Stimson officiate. Decorations of holly and cedar, bride wears Elephant's breath suit. groom in black. Attendants, ushers, and guests listed. notables include Mason family from Mathews and California and Rhodes family from Virginia. Mason is secretary treasurer of Noon and son Realty Corp of Richmond. bride's family well connected in state.
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Cartersville Baptist Church
Annie Katherine Rhodes
Philo Henry Mason
Mathews
Sparks W. Milton
Norfolk
J. T. Stimson
Elphant
New York City
Marie-Louise Rhodes
Charlotte Gillam
Elvira Maxwell
Y. O’ Noonan
T. J. Fleming
J. R. Duke
Redmond
Fred W. Rhodes
Lilly Rhodes
Herbert Lecker
Mary Pitts
Elk Hill
Harry Griffin
Fork Union
Oley A. Irving
Geo. W. Mason
Susie Mason
Philip H. Mason
California
F. M. Collier
John Head
Y. C. Noonan
Richmond
W. H. Rhodes
Noon Andson Reality Corporation
George Mason
Double Wedding at Locust Grove M. E. Church
A double wedding occurred on December 26 at Locust Grove United Methodist Church. E C Sutton wed Blanche M Fitchett and Robert W Soles wed M Belle Fitchett in ceremonies performed by Rev T W Ogden. Both grooms are sons of local families, with the brides daughters of another prominent Soles area couple. They reside in Soles where they are well known.
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Locust Grove
M. E. Church
E. C. Sutton
Blanche M. Fitchett
Robert W. Soles
M. Belle Fitchett
T. W. Ogden
Edward Sutton
Robert Soles
Winlace
Soles
Constipation Remedies Sold for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure to keep bowels regular and avert many ailments. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
The Bill's Offer of Shelter and Service by a Spring
A pilgrim tale recalls a station built by a benevolent figure at a spring near a hill. They provided a cot and offered water to weary travelers, strengthening those who faced fatigue or death. The speaker vows to serve all, feeding hungry hearts and tending the flock throughout the day.
Croup Remedy Promoted by Chamberlain The Milestone
Advertisers claim Chamberlains Cough Remedy wards off a croup attack and prevents danger when the croupy cough appears. They say thousands of mothers use it successfully and that it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Board of Trade Meeting Postponed to Jan 16
Due to bad weather the Board of Trade meeting and the committee session planned for Mathews C. H. have been postponed to next Tuesday at 7 p.m. The same committee will meet with the Board in the Court House on that day by order of the Board.
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Board of Trade
Mathews C. H
Court House
Medicines that aid nature in cough remedy
Medicines that aid nature are always most effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan by quieting the cough easing the lungs opening secretions and aiding nature in restoring the system to health. Thousands testify to its superiority and it is sold by local merchants.
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Chamberlain
Live Agents Wanted for Meritorious Medicines Line
Advert says live agents needed in every town to sell an extensively advertised medicine line used by families and in stables. Offers exceptional opportunity to earn good money. Respond with proposition to L. B. Martin, Boxer, Richmond Virginia.
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L. B. Martin
Boxer
Richmond
Rheumatism Relief Promoted By Liniment Use
A Brisbane notice asserts that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular due to cold or dampness and need no internal treatment. It recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief and notes it is for sale locally.
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Chamberlain
Cloak Sale Ends Soon With Reduced Prices
Wyatt Wolffe advertises a large shipment of long black cloaks at reduced prices, urging early selection before stock ends. Also promotes special prices on pictures next week.
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Wyatt Wolffe
Bell's Antiseptic Salve Item Ad
An advertisement touts Car Bell’s Antiseptic Salve as good for pimples blackheads sores chaps ulcers burns and all skin conditions priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
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Car
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New York
Peppes Trust Co
Brooklyn
B.C. & A. Railway CO
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