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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1889
Page
5
Magistrate Wilson presided over a case of larceny involving a spietal property in which the prisoner was found guilty and bound over for grand jury action. The issue also reports election results for the F. and P.L.R. BR directors, hotel arrivals, local church services, upcoming events, and community notices across Walkersville and surrounding towns.
Woodville February 27 obituary notes the death of Philip W Hobbs aged nearly 60. He died on the 23rd after a brief illness. Funeral at Prospect ME Church on the 25th at 10:30 led by Rev C A Foard with Rev CA Jones assisting. Interment in church cemetery. Hobbs known as a Christian gentleman, long invalid but contented, missed by many friends.
Mr. Arthur V. Wilcox has sold Prospect Hall to Bir. Eustis of Washington, D.C., a relative of the late W. W. Corcoran. The consideration is now made public and Wilcox will move to Philadelphia. Eustis plans to breed horses as a specialty.
On Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother home Rev B F DeVries united Miss Mapsie Rhoderick and Mr Charles E Smith in marriage. After the ceremony guests dined together and the couple will reside in Lovellsville Loudon county Virginia. May happiness attend them.
Col Charles Gilpin died in Cumberland Wednesday and his funeral was held yesterday at Emmanuel P E church with Rev Haver sick of Frostburg officiating. Pallbearers included Lloyd Lowndes R D Johnson Hopewell Hebb Robert Shriver A H Boyd and Benjamin A Richmond. The Grand Army post attended in a body and the interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery.
A pleasant dance occurred last night at the residence of Mr. Lewis Kol near Linganore Mills with a large company dancing until three in the morning and refreshments served around midnight. Music was provided by Stitely's orchestra. Profs Nusz and Stitely's orchestra also played at Mr Lewis Wolb's Linganore residence last evening with about ten couples in attendance. Dancing started at three and continued into the morning with refreshments served at a reasonable hour.
Rev Dr Leech lectured at M E church on Thursday evening with a large audience. The show featured clear 16 foot screen images of Egypt and Holy Land scenes, drawing praise and substantial proceeds for the society. Miscellany notes report local happenings, medical advice, antiquities, and humorous anecdotes from Philadelphia, Concord, and Jamaica, with odd sightings and domestic curiosities.
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for poor digestion and liver stomach and kidney troubles. It claims many spend lavishly seeking relief and asserts the tonic brings good digestion and Eupepsy when used as directed. Sold by Joseph B. Garrett Druggist at 50 cents and $1 per bottle.
March 2 report notes the Senate adjourns with the liquor bill stalled amid debate on licenses and enforcement. Key figures Baker and others weigh presidential consequences and potential amendments as fiscal and political maneuvering unfolds.
An iver and kidneys sluggish and inactive are said to respond to Hood s Sareaparil la arousing prompt regular action. Take it now. Beecham s Pills act like magic and ease the stomach.
A long overview on England's church system, clergy numbers, parish counts, and patronage, with estimates of revenue and livings. It notes church extension, deacon admissions, hospital Sunday giving, and the rise of notable preachers shaping a more vigorous pulpit and active missions across ports and parishes.
Buckiens arnies salve. The best salve in the world for cuts sores tetter chapped hands chilblain a corn and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Prices 25 cents per bottle. Sale by Joseph B. Garrett. MustAng Liniment.
The column outlines multiple faith initiatives including a Denver YMCA aims to build a 2000-seat church for soldiers in garrison, a Strasburg Germany church project cost 50000, and a plan to liquidate English Methodist debt via bonds. It also notes Baptist, Presbyterian, and Missionary updates, India relief issues, and shifts in church leadership and social programs.
A short health note touts Remp’s Baleem as a guaranteed cure for persistent coughs. It claims the medicine acts after the first dose and notes price one dollar and fifty cents with free trial size, available at druggists.
A county woman, Mrs. Luther Benz, credits Dr King s New Discovery for consumption with curing a seven year illness after three months of coughing and sleepless nights. The ad claims the bottle relieved her and invites readers to obtain a free sample at Joel B Garret s drugstore. Also promotes Kemp s Balsam for throat and lungs with assurances of relief and cure across chronic cough asthma bronchitis and consumption.
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