Classified Ads Offer Food Oysters and Rentals
A scattered 19th century ad page lists ads for sale and rent including a grocery store with dwelling, two houses with acres, and a restaurant offering the finest oysters. Also seeks a white cook for a small family, with permanent employment, and notes oyster and fish offerings with daily express delivery. Also mentions property on West Patrick Street and Granville Street listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Partic Lars
West Patrick Street
Fragmentary York News Brief From Civil War Era
Fragmentary general news brief references Jewling York and Confederate context hinting at wartime events or reports. readable elements suggest regional updates, unspecified dates, and abbreviated descriptions without full details.
Railway Conductor in Trouble Over Alleged Abduction
A Greenville girl registered as Miss Della Brewer of Grove station with conductor Faulk on a Foulk line. The pair traveled to Augusta via Greenwood, the father obtaining evidence of impropriety. Faulk denies guilt, claiming mere escort due to absence of escort for the passenger. Tensions rise, threat of violence lingers as authorities pursue the case.
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Greenville
Foulk
Mansion
Della Brewer
Grove Station
Greenwood
Augusta
Faulk
De King's Sew Discovery for Consumption Ad
Wide Awake Druggists Grarrett and Steele advertise the De King's Sew Discovery as the only certain cure for consumption coughs colds and bronchitis with daily quantities and sizes offered by their agency. Dr Schler's Family Cough Syrup is also promoted as a safe reliable and cheap remedy.
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Grarrett & Steele
Dr. Schley
Styles In Men Hats For The Coming Season
The piece surveys hat styles and shapes likely to be popular, noting Dunlap and Knox rumors, and mentions Zephyr weights for Ladiesburg items. It also records March events in New Midway including residents traveling to Illinois, a diabetes death aged about 70, and moving day plans in April. Local sales and publications note Eyler selling a stock encyclopedia and Butt operating a new hay press.
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Wil
Zephyr
Ladiesburg
Tsu
Israel
Jonas Grim
New Midway
Illinois
David Albaugh
Lfe
J. M. Eyler
Manning
Eyler
Air. M. D. Butt
Midnight raid on gaming den hits multiple suspects
Surprised at Midnight the raid targets Joseph Beard alleged proprietor of a gaming house to seize chips and paraphernalia. Dealers Joshua Evans and Tim Sullivan posted $1,000 bail each. Matthew McGarvey charged with permitting card play and fined $10 plus costs. Other suspects arrested for card playing released after costs.
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Joseph Beard
Beard
Baltimore Eleterican
Whitever
Joshua Evans
Tim Sullivan
Matthew McGarvey
Nooo Edwardstree
McGarvey
Baker
Jones
Carrick
John Millory
Patrick McGarvey
Martin Steele
Wereen
Minister’s Invention Sparks Railroader Curiosity
A Methodist minister showcases an invention praised by rail workers as a tat tler, drawing interest like a young woman meeting a feminine friend at a way station. The device is said to offer enough to cover the speaker’s back salary, though the success is modest.
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Wnorr
Herald
English Marriage Laws Spark Parish Controversy
An 82 year old husband and 77 year old wife were denied Holy Communion by an Epping bishop’s example over marriage propriety. The case involved a sister-in-law relationship and a contested act of the vicar, with legal opinions suggesting a possible challenge to the repulse order and questions about validity of the union.
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Dominians
Epping
Aes
Bat der. Claughton
Lynd
Dr. Claughton
Marrying by the Dozen in Binghamton Society
A wealthy Binghamton resident proposes a June Europe voyage for ten or more unmarried couples. The plan requires the females to organize pre voyage arrangements and features daily weddings on the steamer. Local young ladies discuss joining the voyage amid other town events and notices.
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Binghamton
Europe
Larceny case ends. Sumpter Heard sentenced. theater report
Circuit Court concluded the larceny case of State vs Sumpter Heard with a verdict of guilty for Heard and not guilty for accomplice George Parrish. Heard received 12 months in the Maryland House of Correction. Kennedy and George Washington were each sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for murder and attempted rape. The February term adjourned. jurors discharged until April 13 for a special session. A theater crowd enjoyed Maude Granger in Claire and the Forge Master, with praise for Miss Granger and the company. The Frederick Corner Band Orchestra supplied the musical accompaniment. Hotel arrivals listed include residents from Baltimore, Philadelphia, York, and other areas.
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Jurge Lynch
George Parrish
Sumpter
John A. Shields
Maryland House of Correction
Daniel F. Kennedy
Charles F. Topper
George Washington
Maude Ceenger
Ance Granger
Cite Hall
Claire and
the Forge Master
Olonet
le Maitre de Fors
Ras
Layalie
Georg Derblay
Chas
Pean Prelle
Duke de Bie
Taent
Frederick Corner
Mat
Captain Fortier Remembered As Noted Artillery Leader
The late Captain Fortier, killed in New Orleans during a political disturbance, was a prominent Ogden figure who led Fortier's crack volunteer artillery battery. He had earned and contested military drill prizes in Louisville and Indianapolis, winning in Louisville and appealing a disputed result in Indianapolis. A board later affirmed his unit’s first prize, and last summer his detachment won again in Nashville.
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Fortier
New Orleans
Louisville
Indianapolis
Secretary of War
Nashville
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Patrick Street
M. Ramshaw
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Teckley
Bock
Porch
Express
Raney
Granville
Manis
C. Staith
Tobar
General News
Carlisle and
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Jewling
York
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St. John's Total
Croft
Steiner Bros
Circuit Court
State
S. Sumpter
Tor Aay
T. Manning
Emmittsburg
Marshall Fout
Frederick
H. H. Powers
Estminister
Carlin Iouse
J. D. Curley
O. E. Norris
FL Young
N. O. Smith
New York
L. M. Brande
New Jersey
O. ‘E. Smith
Phila
Lewis Davis
Hagerstown
Maude Granger
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