Amatuer Violin Maker and Local Weddings Reported
Amateur violin maker from the Lin area near Rocky Springs completes a fine soln of five pieces of reng wood for a viola. Multiple weddings are noted: Harry R Snook and Mary T Beaner wed in Utica Mills. Willie B Cat shall and Myrtie E Lough of Westleboro plan a Carlin House ceremony. Richard G Elliott of Annapolis and Julia V Hammond of Frederick County Md wed in No. 783 West Frankie street by Rev L B Gardner. Carlton L Stull and Mary M Kolb marry at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with weddings to follow, then travel by train to Weecres town and Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymeneal
Harry
Snook
Mise
Mary T Beaner
Utica Mills
Duther Kubluen
Bysngelee
Therah
Willie B. Catshall
Myrtie E. Lough
Westlebero
Carlin House
Lewis F.kusemans
Mina Nannie M. Rigdon
P. R.R
Reton
Weeeres Town
Chambersburg
West Church Street
King Reappointed Second Vice President of B and O Railway
At the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company monthly meeting, Thomas B. King was elected to the position of second vice president, succeeding in the role he formerly held before resigning in December 1887. The nomination was unanimously confirmed, with duties to focus on physical management of the road in Baltimore. First Vice President Smith and Third Vice President Lord retain administrative duties, with Lord keeping offices in Baltimore and Philadelphia. King, president of the Pittsburg Junction Railroad, has aided the B and O during Mayer's administration and is a longtime associate in traffic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Mayer
Thos
Bf. King
Mr. King
King
Smith
Lord
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Junction Railroad
B. and Q
Sunday School Convention Elects Officers in Baltimore Meeting
Delegates gathered after 10 am at the old First 4 E church in Baltimore for the State Sunday School Convention. Rev J T Wishman presided, Dr PC Williams was elected president, and officers named include G S Griffith and J T Meerader among others. The meeting featured remarks on the vital influence of Sunday editors on home, church, and country by Rev J B Van Meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and Fayette Ctreets
Baltimore
J T Wishman
J J Mureray
St John’s Independent
Committee On Permanent Organisation
PC Williams
Ice
G'S Griffith
Summerfield Baldwin
Joshua Levering
W H Dilk
Robt Smith
M R Barry
OT Mason
Weston Smith
Washington
EH Glotfeltry
Garrett County
E Hichelberger
A A Leichleider
Washington County
J T Meerader
Baltimore County
L W Seabrook
Carroll County
Chas Wrightson
J E Tyder
Talbot County
Geo MieNock
L F Znkhan
D Haye
A Baker
Rees J B. van Meter, DD
Baltimore Women’s College
English Pills Promise Quick Cure For Sickness
Acker's English pills are advertised as a positive cure for sick headache and various troubles. The ad notes the pills are small, sweet, easy to take, and do not upset the stomach. Sold by J. A. Williamson, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Acker
J. A. Williamson
Personal and Pertinent Local Notes From Harmony Grove
Local society items include Mr R A Kemp’s illustrated lecture in Henners Hall Woodsboro, Salvation Army meetings tonight in Market Space and Barracks at 8, and Otis Kepler visiting Middletown MD. Addresses changes involve real estate transfers to Lewis E and Geo Birely for $1. Odd Fellowship centennial noted. several residents travel or retire to new posts and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Kemp
Henners Hall
Woodsboro
Salvation Army
Otis Kepler
Messrs. D. C. Winebrewer & Co
Middletown
Maryland
Sadie Stearn
Emma Houck
Harmony Grove
Harrisburg
Zach Thomas
Rocky Springs
Wm. J. Delaplaine
Chas. S. Birely
Wm. K. Birely
Lewis E
Geo. Birely
Geo
W. F. Vernon
Washington
Freterell
Janney
Winchester
Thomas Turner
Haa
Gill
MLE
Aira
Wm. J Worman
Odd Fellowship
United States
Thomas Stirgis
Board of
Green Wood Cameery
New York
Gol
Louia Schley
Baltimore
Independent Order of Mechanics
Grand Lodge of
Mr Sheridan
Nanticoke
Nannie Ritchie
Hannah Moore Academy
Reistertown
Hood
Frederick
Geo. W. Leech
Frostburg
Chas. Markell
Lewis Stern
Edith A. Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Western Maryland line nearing Gettysburg completion
The Western Maryland Railroad extension to Gettysburg is nearly finished with regular trains from Fairfield to Gettysburg already in service. By May excursion trains will run through from Hagerstown and other points as the valley trestle over Tom's Creek nears completion and track laying advances toward the tunnel. The horse shoe bend crossing Tom's Creek will be highlighted as a notable feature of the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Gettysburg
Fairfield
Hagerstown
Tom's Creek
Tom’s Creek
Acker's English Remedy Ad Promotes Child Health
An advertisement urges guardians to keep Acker's English Remedy on hand for sudden illnesses in children. It claims one dose can prevent or relieve coughs colds and other troubles and offers a free sample bottle with a guarantee from J A Williams druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J AL Willisson
Remp's Baissm Promises Cure For Coughs
A promotional note urges readers to try Remp's Baissm as a guaranteed remedy for lingering coughs. It claims noticeable relief after the first dose and offers trial sizes free with full bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Death Notices and Funeral Details from Monrovia
An infant child of Geo W Cockerly of Monrovia died last evening. The Oxford League of the M E church will hold a regular weekly meeting tomorrow evening with the subject The parable of the Good Shepherd. The funeral of Josephine Maude Lease was held this afternoon from her residence east of the city and interment in Olivet cemetery with Rev Geo W Leech officiating. Officers Capt Colliegs and Lieut Stanley of the Salvation Army were honored by a donation party hosted at headquarters with about twenty five attendees and gifts presented by WE Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Cockerly
Monrovia
Oxford League
M. E Church
Josephine Maude
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Geo. W. Leech
Mecers
Chas
Wm. Reid
Colliegs
Stanley
Salvation Army Corps
WE Dorsey
Sherein
Heirs of Patrick Kennedy Sell Property at Private Sale
The heirs sold a two story store and dwelling at 32, 34 and 36 South Market street, a few doors south of Market and Patrick Streets, containing 10 rooms and two store rooms, to Thor F. Kennedy for $2,750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kennedy
Market and
Patrick Streets
South Market Street
Thor F. Kennedy
The Cumberland Coal Trade 1889 Shipments Report
The Cumberland coal region shipments for the week ended March 16, 1889 totaled 54 887 tons and 579 908 tons for the year to date. Compared with 1888, shipments decreased by 84 371 tons. Week and year figures for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and local points show 36 420 tons for the week and 443 876 tons year to date, a drop of 108 262 tons from last year. Shipments to the Pennsylvania Railroad were 18 467 tons for the week and 131 032 tons year to date, up by 23 891 tons versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Balimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Circuit Court adjourns after note case impasse
In Howard County last night circuit court convened at 9 30 p m with Judges I Thomas Jones and Smith on the bench. The jury in note cases failed to agree after a 10 a m call and was discharged. Since then all note cases have been compromised and settled and court adjourned at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
sHoward County
I. Thomas
Jones and Smith
B. B. Brown
Baltimore
Daniel Brown
Joshua Croes
Wootton& Mullen
Hammond
Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Ackers Drsvepsia Tablets as a cure for the worst forms of dyspepsia constipation and indigestion. The product is sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes by J A Williamson druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williamson
Drugetst
A Woman's Discovery of a New Cure
A Kelby North Carolina user recounts Mrs. Luther Lutz's seven year battle with illness. After trying Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption she slept through the first dose and reportedly recovered after one bottle. W C Hamrick Co promotes the remedy and Jos B. Garrott's drugstore offers free bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Luther Lutz
W. C Hamrick & Co
Kelby, N.C
Jos B. Garrott
Boucklensa Arnica Salve Advertisement Promise
Boucklensa Arnica Salve claims to cure data sores teller chapped hands chilblains corns and ill skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. It is priced at 25 cents per unit and sold by Joseph F Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucklen‘sa Arnica
Joseph F Garrett
Epoch in health as Electric Bitters aid recovery
The article extols Electric Bitters as a great remedy for health restoration after long illness, claiming many owe their recovery to this tonic. It promotes relief from dyspepsia and liver, stomach, and kidney issues, with prices 50c and 1.00 at Joseph B. Garrett's drug store, and mentions Semp's Balsam for throat and lungs offered by the same draggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Garrett
Home and Housewife Disaster Guide for Safe Horse Supply
A department column advises amateur gardeners on securing a safe horse for distribution of supplies and details methods for selecting flowers and plants and care routines for home cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateer
Herwlis
Prodigy infant antics and fashion notes dominate society pages
A column sketches the pert infant prodigy with his babbling and antics, then shifts to fashion trends. It covers dyeing garments, spring cloaks in Connemart fashion, silks and velvets, and upcoming styles for Bonnets wigs and tailor made outfits. The piece blends social commentary with dress items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connemart
Wrnter
Boston Transcript
Directoire
Empire
Child dies as others harmed by old time tonics
A tragic report notes a child killed and another harmed after exposure to an opiate tainted syrup. The piece warns parents against a product marketed as Ackers Baby Soother claiming it contains no opium or morphine. Gold by Jr. Williamson is cited as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackers
Jr. Williamson
Kerr Indictments to be Dismissed Says Authority
New York report states District Attorney Fellows will seek dismissal of twenty indictments against Thomas B. Kerr treasurer of the Broadway railroad. Kerr faced bribery charges tied to aldermen. acquitted in prior trials. A related Richmond case may keep other men from being charged amid a broader bribery inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol
Fellows
New York
Thomas B. Kerr
Broadway Railroad
Evert
Col Frbows
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Lin Tha
Saken
O. Matters
Baiia
Joseph B Garrett Draggiste
Mustang
Mexico
Linlien
Max
Amy
Ever
Home and Housewife
Ladies’ Home Journal
Eben EL Bexford
Soleus Versebafelti
Madame Salford Geraniums
Adyranthes
Yelloett Soderol Getonium
Arker
Bordeaux Inc
Bengeline
Sicilene
Lyon
Eashlon
Mustang Lembent
Kentucky
Dick Jones
Jones
Lowell
Tennessee
Dayton
Temn
Vaughan Wes
W. Lomhardst
Bstto
Jacobs
Wes
Muspef
SpringSsit
E.W. Spangles
York
Peasa
Devegisis Amd Desleas
Charles A. Yoreler CO
Baltinora
Adesler
Fog Saiz
Marsoxiy Fy
Hacbeth & CO
Phisburgh
Scott
Cxzzromsts
Socuerr Fos
San Franccisco
ATHEY
Gsica
Moray Street
Sears
Dronema
Meu En
Deere
Golden
Pyerces
Graf House
Seid ‘Hotel
City
Walter Saunders
Econtz
P. E. Long
Myriddtdet
Boas
Pacroin
South Eishth St
People's Industry
Southern Land and Silk Association
Charles St
Bowers
Ance
I. Bis. Hams
Shanks Wes
Conrad Ruland
W. Patrick St
Bureau OF Exchange, Mutual Incurance Building
Frederick, Md
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