Pendleton's Goods Advertised in Local Notice
The current column lists Pendleton's in Brevi Court, November 18, offering a variety of goods for sale. It mentions carpet, shoes, underwear, and household items as available, with notes on pricing and location. The page also references public figures and local business activity in Charles Town and Shepherdstown as part of routine notices.
Local Notes On Town Happenings And People
Shepherd College receives 264 specimens from the National Museum for zoology. Jefferson County resident William R Irvin delivers a prohibition address in Charles Town, triggering audience departure. Edna Pearl and A W Shewbridge wed in Frederick City. couple to reside in Harper's Ferry. Charles E Jones plans large scale orchard expansion across 150 acres in Kearneysville and Leetown.
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Shepherde
Jefferson Qui Company
Millville
Charles Becker
Baltimore
Charles Town
Wm. R. Irvin
Pennsylvania
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
R. L. Price
White Hall
Duebabnah
A. W. Shewbridge
Harpers Ferry
Edna Pearl
Pearl
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick City
Advocate
Shepherd College
National Museum of Washington
Department of Zoology
Charles Brantner
Shenandoah Junction
United Telephone Company
Shepherdstown
Hagerstown
Virginia
Maryland
Charles E. Jones
Leetown
Kearneysville
Hia Kearneyaville
Hia
Thomas Rowland
Clarke County
Summit Point
Harrison
Berryville
Jas. H. Rowland
Wheatland
Jane Staley
George Staley
Lewistown
Staley
Oakland M. E. Church
South An
Misa Mary Virginia Daily
Jon W. Daily
Daily
This County
Peter Stickles
PA. Strother
Menora
J. Edgar Osbourn
Kearneyeville
W. H. Rissler
Charles
Baltimore Sun
Beall
Winchester Fair
Winchester
Jefferson County
the Sun
J. Garland Horst
Jus. D. Butt
Hurst
Edward Tearney
Comings and goings in Shepherdstown community
PERSONAL notices from Shepherdstown recount Charles W Adame leaving Tuesday for Roanoke Virginia to work in Norfolk and Western Railway erecting shops. Several locals vote and visit, with many relatives traveling or visiting nearby towns. Deaths include Fannie O Bannon, Rev. Thomas Hoffmeier, R Dudley Coyle, and Malinda Boyce. Local color notes also mention visits from various residents and travel plans.
Local Theatre Company Strands Shepherdstown Crowd
Posters announced a LaClaire-Beecher troupe gram performance in Shepherdstown. Delays due to unpaid bills and scant audience funds kept curtain from rising. The Shadows of New York was panned yet entertained by improvised scenery and revolvers. Public aid funded two benefit shows. troupe left for Baltimore after earning enough for rail fare. Church sale and court actions also noted in Advocat e.
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LaClaire-Beecher Theatrical Company
Shepherdstown
Town Hall
Sharpsburg
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cruel Scamp at Large Defrauds Livestock Providers
A man calling himself Dr Fahrney travels through Charles Town and Martinsburg areas selling medicines and misdiagnosing patients while cruelty to horses proceeds. He rented a livery rig, drove horses to death, and fled after bonds were posted. Detectives chase him as rewards total 300 dollars for capture. He previously served time for stealing near Vandalia.
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Clark
Charlee Town
Cousties
Dr. Fahrney
Teame
Owens
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Clarke
W.E. Myers
Edward Cummings
Harper's Perry
Cummings
Myers
Harry Smith
Ag Security
Fabrney
Liverymen
Martinsburg World
Berkeley County
Vanelevesville
Halloween Outrage Follows Shepherdstown Bankrupt Knit Plant
A crowd of youths terrorized Shepherdstown on Halloween night tearing down shutters damaging property and overturning items including equipment from the Pennant Knitting Company. The factory was declared bankrupt with Charles J. Miller buying the property for 1500 and plans to form a new stock company to revive the plant, with interest from Blue Ridge Knitting Company manager Mr Werhemayer.
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Pennant Knitting Company
Geo. M. Beltzhoever
Shepherdstown
Charles J. Miller
Steck Company
Werhemayer
Blue Ridge Knitting Company
Hagerstown
Old Man with the Fish Promotes Health Across Nations
An enduring traveling figure, the old man with the fish on his back, has spent nearly thirty years aiding the ill and weak. He provides strength and flesh to consumptives and nourishing food to sickly children, embodying Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil as a health tonic for all ages.
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Scott
Church Notes Delivers Jefferson Dee Convention Soon
The Jefferson Dee Convention meets Friday and Saturday November 14 and 15 at the Southern Methodist church in Charles Town with a Sunday School mass meeting on November 16. G M Beltzhoover of Shepherdstown presides for this county organization as C H Shipman of Charles Town coordinates. Speakers and music are planned along with other program features. Each county Sunday school gets two delegates, pastors and superintendents are delegates ex officio. The Lutheran Sunday school sent 35.70 to the home mission fund last month and Rev Fr Baum spoke last Sunday. Claus No 5 won the banner for the largest collection. Rev John A Troetle, formerly of Sykesville MO, has moved to Germania WV with family. Rev Mr Troetle is Jefferson county native. Rev Father T J Wilson, formerly of Harpers Ferry and Shepherdstown, moved from Fredericksburg VA to St Vincent’s Catholic church at Newport News VA. A pastors meeting for Shepherdstown is set for Saturday afternoon at 8 o clock in the College reading room to arrange a Thanksgiving service. Rev F J Baum of Philadelphia preached at Lutheran churches in Shepherdstown and Avilla.
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Penear
Geo M. O
Charles Town
Harrizon
Adams
Optic
Charles Townleet
Grieg
W. Leggett
Morgan
West Ale
Jefferson
Shepmleton
C. Moore & Agente
Charlea Town
W. Va
Saniard Stone
Millville
Southern Methodist
G. M. Beltzhoover
Shepherdstown
C. H. Shipman
Charles Aancree
Eame
Lutheran Sunday School
Home Mission
Fr. Baum
Claus No. 5
John A. Troetle
Presbyterian Church
Sykesville
Germania W. Va
Troetle
Jefferson County
T. J. Wilson
Harper’s Ferry
Sepherdstown
F. J. Baum
Philadelphia
Avilla
Sanday
Boy Shot by Colbert During Rabbit Hunt
Whitfield Grayson about 18 is wounded in the skull by Roy Colbert nine. Grayson staggers downtown for help, Dr. Garrett extracts skull fragments and bullet under chloroform. Grayson returns home after treatment. A报 reports Colbert shot while trying to kill a rabbit. A separate note recalls a Halloween incident where William McLain is killed by his mother.
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Whitfield Grayson
E. Ping
Roy Colbert
Young Grigeon
B. M. Garrett
Garrett
Colbert
Startling But True Ad Claims Quick Wealth and Remedies
A garbled ad style passage markets a rapid wealth claim and a medical remedy. It references a supposed “Two Weeks' Ove” and names a drug store, with bizarre phrases about selling all possessions in a day and cures for constipation stomach and liver issues.
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King’s
Sica Reinhart
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Corinne Lucas
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Daisy Myers
Guy McKee
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Beulah Shull
Ida Kearney
Mannington
George Bowly
Fannie O'Bannon
Thomas Franklin Hoffmeier
the Reformed Church
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R. Dudley Coyle
Jerome B. Coyle
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Arthur E. Trussell
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Herbert L. Tiffany
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Gravall
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Messia
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William Schieffer
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Emanuel Schieffer
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Harvey Lincoln
Lucy C. Locks
Elishs Locke
W. N. Lemen
William
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College Yard
College
David Hout
J. L. Welshane
Reinhart
Geo. Yellett
Towson, Md
Ayer
Lowell
Vanmeter Bros
Tiurkee
C.t.butler, Dr
Entler Hotel
Frank E. Smurr
Longman & Martinee
Finrce
Varius Aiaes
Giardates
Longman & Martines
Meo
MH. Obibt
Covington, Valuet
William McLain
Melton
Oxford
J. L. Welshans
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Hood
Chester
W. P. Licklider
OUR Grocery
China
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M. G. Tabler
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