Local Fair Notes and Shop Advertisements Mixed In
A fragmented page shows vendors offering fruits, vegetables, pickles, bread, and sodas at Miller Pharmacy Owens & Mil, Reinmer Stey, and local shops. It mentions Confederate memorial events in Shaptrenistow and Greensburg festivals with dates, prices, and charitable aims, plus sermon speakers and a charity sale supporting women’s missionary work and the South American college outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart
Eiaiyald
Owens
Maler
Ycsinene
Miler
Burges Eile Dilly
Owens & Milsank
Vrarmacy
Gatsol
Confederate Memorial
Shaptrenistow
Gren
Milles
Oscar Nosed
Sweet Gherjee
Bement Bros
Clis
Jock Pute
Plans for Hamrickhouse building in Charles Town
Architect S P Hamrickhouse is drawing plans for a substantial business building to be erected by Judge Beckwith in Charles Town. The structure will have store rooms on the first floor and offices with flats on the upper floors. Several other local items include road tourism through Shepherdstown and Confederate memorial day in Hagerstown with Congressman John Lamb delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Hamrickhouse
Rose Hill
John Lamb
Virginia
D. W. Border
Charles Town
Albert Dowling
First of Knott & Moler
Washington
G. W. Hoffman
Southwood
John Stanley
Southern Soldiers’ Memorial Association
John H. Schoppert
Charles F. Russell
Old College
Shepherdstown
Shepherd College Cadets
Sons of Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Veterans, Sons
Charles Ghiselin
C. Sy~denstricker
Bugler
Hiedwohl
H.C. Haith
Hagerstown
Edward Mitchell
Keedy
Maryland
John Herbert
John Daymude
Mitchell
Herbes
Herbert
Dean
Local News Notes At Shepherdstown And Surrounds
Mr. Matthew Page Andrews of Baltimore visits Fruit Hill near Shepherdstown to work on Dixie Book of Days and publish more books. Several residents return from travels, teach, or visit relatives in Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia. Church notes, memorial services, and new railroad schedule updates follow, with a sharp aside about a missed stop by No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Marten
Flattock
James C. Dolan
Brunswick
Shepherdstown
Wie
Triplett
John B. Triplett
Shepherd College
Rroom
Matthew Page Andrews
Baltimore
Fruit Hill Farm
Shepherdstow
Andrews
Cleon S. Osbourn
Marion Institute
Marion
Alabama
Duffields
McCutcheon
Tennessee
C. Miller
Methodist Protestant Church
Charles R. Owens
Keyser
W. Va
Richard Berry
Luray
Edward L. Reinhart
Margaret Potts
Virginia
Charles D. Wysong
Fairmont
Blanche Corbin
Genevieve Kearfott
Kearneysville
Richmond
J. W. Burr
Bardane
Eleanor Butler
Washington
Elizabeth Spohn
York
Presbyterian Church
China
J. A. Trostle
Penn Laird
Warm Springs
M. E. Church
Caledonia Lodge
C. Sydenstricker
Virginia Classis of
The
Reformed Church
Lovettsville
Fisher's Hall
Providence
Bethesda
Avilla
W.A. Lynch
Shenandoah Junction
Bakerton
Sharpsburg
McCarthy
Main Street
King and Princess Streets
Church Street
Railroad Station
Jobs Woods
Martin
Electric Light Committee
Red Tape and Matrimony Delays German Wedding Hope
Miss Ysabel Potts Landis of Philadelphia, niece of Henry W. Potts, seeks to wed Lieutenant Baron Otto von Borcke of the German Navy. German bureaucratic rules may halt the June 22 ceremony, delaying it four to five months despite documents proving citizenship and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysabel Potts Landis
Philadelphia
Henry W. Potts
Shepherdstown
Mr. Potts
Baron Otto von Borcke
Berlin
Germany
New York Times
Miss Landis
Fort
Sarah R. Carpenter
Mrs. Carpenter
Carpenter
O. K
Baron von Borcke
Newport
Victoria Louise
Gen. von Borcke
Realms of Rest death notices and local court updates
The notice records the death of Mrs. Isabel Goldsborough wife of Edmund Lee Goldsborough at Woodley Apartments Washington City after a long illness with heart trouble and whooping cough in the family, interwoven with brief obituaries of Joseph Myers Edward E Kilbourn Victor Cushwa Nora Ahern and George W Billmyer plus letters from Senator Chilton favoring a Lincoln memorial road from Washington to Gettysburg and circuit court actions including several divorces and a highway robbery sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Goldsborough
Edmund Lee Goldsborough
Woodley Apartments
Washington City
Galdsborough
McCalla
Washington
Leeland
Shepherdstown
Helen Louise
Enoch Thompson
Joseph Myers
Jefferson County
J. Lee Hulver
Ripon
Myers
Hulver
Edward E. Kilbourn
Kilbourn Knitting Machine Company
Martinsburg
New Brunswick
N. J
Victor Cushwa
Washington County
Williamsport
Nora Ahern
Michael Ahern
Ireland
George W. Billmyer
Shepherds~ Town
Wm. E. Chilton
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Billinger
Chilton
Lincoln
Kentucky
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio
Mississippi
Alleghenys
Congress
War Among the Colored Folks Ends in a Berce Fight
A dance in a garage near the freight station turned violent when Raymond Devonshire and Edward Polk fought. Police arrested several rioters after a three o'clock Tuesday hearing before Magisters Berth and Pendleton. Devonshire was badly injured while Polk survived with facial wounds. A witness testified a Martinsburg man known as Peg dispensed the liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Devonshire
Edward Polk
Polk
Devonshire
Burrell
Shipley
Magistates Berth
Pendleton
Park
Charles Town
Jessie
Martinsburg
Peg
January Reduction Sale At Moler Store
M R Moler announces a New Year January Reduction Sale across all departments. China glass and bric-a-brac items that underperformed are deeply discounted to clear stock. Grocery stock is full for winter needs and the ad invites cash or trade for bacon lard butter eggs dried corn beans and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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Gu Buepherdstonen
Bayes
Hodges
AL Owens & Miller
Moler
Owens & Gancom
Laws
Beram Titoe
Maniuicy
Jewlity
Owens & Ork
Henefits
Miny
Cabiew
Flanders
Ibe
Pate
U. D.C
Mes
H. C. Marten
Jose Dad
Davis
Sal
Greensburg
Lidearne Soviety
LG. Peierson
Suchien
Presbyterian
Pattersin
Stanahh Junction Presbyterian Church
Aret Moore
Archibald Hamlett
Ed Hagerstown
TL Bunce
H. Nidler
Alex
R. Bateler
Scarritt T Mignet School
Kansas City
Fegy St
Mexico
Messrs
Jos. B. VanMetre
Frank R. McQuilkin
George
Harry Staley
Uim
Roanoke
Samuel E. Osbourn
Duffelds
Mary Day Poore
George Warren Poore
Watertown
Massachusetts
Congregational Church
Osbourn
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
James B. Osbourn
Herbert H. Hartzell
Miller
B. S. Pendleton
Mary Pendleton
Bluefield
Joseph L. Cookus
George Conley
Annetta Trussell
Prudence A. Smith
St. Louis
Conley
Smith
H. C. Harthcox
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
J. P. Feltner
Shepherd College State Normal School
Department of Music
John J . Cornwell
Romney
Morgantown
M. P. Shawkey
M. Applie
Passivie
James Grantham
Clarksburg
Owens E Milers
Jefferson Circit Court
Mary Alice Dolan
Nannie L. Bready
Eugene Bready
Nora N. Kraich
Frank Jkraich
Abe Kaplan
Harper's Ferry
Geo. W. Shull
Geo, W
J. Wesley Bovey
Fletcher
Mr. Bratt
Easton
Baltimore Sun
Register
Samuel W. Bratt
Charles J. Butler
M. B. Nichols
John H. O'Day
Samwell. Bratt
Hormey Buller
Tharp
Bratt
Oxford
Lillie B. O'Day
N. J. Clark
Talbot County
H. C. Getzendanner
Musser
Alfred Bates
E. Rush Turner
Geo. H. Child
Lloyd Walters
Conrad R. Smith
M.R. Moler
M. R. Moler
Shepherdstown, W. Va
Majestic Manufacturing Company
J. N. Zinn & Co
Eutler Hotel
JN. Zinn & CO
Vas
F. L. Johnson
Owens & Miller’s Soda Water
Owens & Miller
Jeff
Leiter Bros
Washington St
M. G. Tabler
North
Queen Street
Martinebusg
W.a
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