Alexandria county road bonds plan to appeal to voters
Promoters of a 250000 road bond issue for Alexandria County intend to present the plan to residents on October 13. A committee will meet to discuss plans and legal questions, arguing the project will raise property values, boost markets for farmers, and improve access to Washington via new roads.
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Wext
Alexandria County
Washington
Lanai
Virginia
Tver
Werbi
Carriaré
Pford
Alexandria
Chat Mask
Murely Tolllow
Local Notices of Deaths and Burials in Washington
Obituary notices from October 1904 and 1909 record Mary Galey Gwe Cannan Mary's Kerry origin age 77 death at 1333 Four-and-a-half Street SW interment Mount Calvary. Other notices list Rosa F Ie infant died at Cottage Terrace Otter Ellis and Amos Rowatens aged sixty plus with burial at local churches and cemeteries. Relatives invited to attend services.
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Horan
Mary Galey Gwe Cannan
County Kerry
St. Dominics Churen
Requieay
Mount Gilvet
Downing
Columbia Wuspitad
Rossa F
Defiant
Iessaph
Beening
Tatorem
Otter Ellis
Jiepty
Frank Geler
Seventh Street
Erie Esidenge
Amos Rowatetns
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Directory Listing
Directory of funeral homes and embalmers with practices in Washington area. Listings include George P Zurhoest William Lee John R B Wright Co RB Harvey's Sons and other local undertakers with contact details and open hours. Includes crematorium and telephone numbers for immediate funeral arrangements.
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Geo
P. Zurhoest
Entalmer
Tureral Parton Wi
William Lee
Ruibalmer
Commydioum
Rivaia
Ava
Teledonesinia
John RB. Wright
Con
F. Harvey
Fourteenth ST
Gaevioa
Mad ‘Nage
Teleptone
Q. B. Jenkins
Bonding Plan Aims to Improve Highways at 250000 Investment
The article notes opposition from smaller property holders over tax burdens and emphasizes promoters’ care in designing a bond project. It stresses ensuring goodwill and reasonable profit from the quarter million highway improvements while safeguarding against undue imposition.
Pritchard for Good Roads in Southern Appalachian Session
Federal Judge Pritchard delivered the principal address at the Southern Appalachian good roads congress in Asheville North Carolina on Oct. The event drew larger crowds than opening day with speeches by Col M W Richards land and industrial agent of the Southern Railway Professor Ribald Henderson of the University of North Carolina and W Spoon of the State highway commission. Judge Pritchard introduced by Dr Joseph Hyde Pratt sparked great enthusiasm for the good roads movement.
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Southern ‘Appalachian Congress
Asheville
N. C
M. C. Eldridge
United States’ Department of Agriculture
Ka “Kwmall
Bloodhounds Trace Suspects in Moonshine Killing
Special to The Warblagtos Post from Christiansburg Va October 6 report Turner a Black man shot at his home after dark. Judge Moritt aided in suppressing illegal whisky business inciting mountaineer enmity. Sergeant Anderson used bloodhounds to reach Wil Beav era and Crede Ingram two Black suspects arrested with more likely arrests to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warblagtos
Christiansburg
Turner
Brame
Moritt
Anderson
Cambria
Wil Beavera
Crede Ingram
A C Tackson Weds In Martinsburg Nuptials
Miss Jétia Josephine Adams of Martinsburg and Andrew C. Jackson of Great Falls Va married this afternoon at the bride’s home. Rev. John Douglas officiated at Trinity Episcopal Church. Miss Anna Adams served as bridesmaid with Crown Diet as best man. A reception followed with cake and refreshments.
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Great Falla
Miss Adams
Martinsburg
Washington Post
W. Va
Jétia Josephine Adams
Willard P. Adams
Andrew C. Jackson
Great Tails
John 8. Douglas
Trinity Episcopal Church
Anna Adams
Crown Diet
Hancock, Md
Rockville Registration Shows Even Split in Party Lists
A Rockville report notes no party edge in voter registration scrutiny with 15 names slated for board appearance next Tuesday to show cause for removal. Republican and Democratic lists are near equal, 88 and 68 respectively, as final efforts on registration and transfers conclude on the Rockville district. In Charleston, John Milan, governor Glasscock’s uncle, wins secretary post on the State Board of Agriculture, with Dr Archibald Moore reelected president.
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Welliington Post
Rockville
Glasscock
Charleston
W. Va
John Milan
Mannigton
State Board of Agriculture
Archibald Moore
Virginia Weddings Across Cities in October Social
Multiple wedding notices from Virginia towns report ceremonies in Grace Church Warrenton Winchester Front Royal Juaray Lexington Gordonsville and Gordonsville. Couples include Delia Slaughter and Dr John Sunter Sethy Mrs Hiram Cochran and Mary Elizabeth Brown Laura Green and James Bennett Luther Good and Neta Phillips Agnes Kerr and James Moore Laird Hazel Bruce and Preston Smith.
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J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Front Royal
Laura Green
M. Green
James Bennett
Webster
Juuray
Luther P. Good
Neta Phillips
W. W. Phillips
Rileyville
Laray
L. Hammond
Mtethodist
Lexington
Oct
Agnes McCtung Kerr
Afr
Thomas Kerr
James Moore Laird
de’ Rey
William R. Laird
Danville
Whistle Creek
Gordonsville
Hazel Bruce
Mia
Richard Bruce
Preston Smith
Serties
H. H. Hudson
Virginia Obituary Roundup From Luray to Fredericksburg
Obituaries from Virginia towns report the deaths of Mrs. George Bailey near Marksville aged about 84 and Rev. C Thomas of Catatho aged 54, with survivors listed. John F. Wilson of Grayson County found dead at 66 in his woodshed, presumed apoplexy, leaves wife and one daughter. Marton S. Revere of Fredericksburg dies aged 78, survived by four sons and two daughters. Mrs. Mary Frances Samuel of Caroline County dies suddenly returning from a visit, survived by her husband and several children. Mrs. Anne Farish of Caroline County dies after a lingering illness aged 49, survived by husband, several children and three brothers.
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Luray
George Bailey
Marksville
Unis County
Roanoke
W. P. Thomas
Thomas
Catatho
Bristol
John F. Wilson
Comers Rock
Grayson County
Fredericksburg
Marton
Revere
Henry ‘Revere
Mary Frances Samuel
Thomas Samuel
Caroline County
Clarence Collawn
Anne Farish
George
Parish
Caroline ‘County
Virginia City wedding crowns Miss Lloyd by church ceremony
Historic Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Alexandria hosted the wedding of Miss Mary Robertson Lloyd, eldest daughter of Bishop Coadjutor Selden Lloyd of Virginia, to Reverend Edward Pendleton Dandridge of Lewisburg West Virginia. The ceremony was led by the bride’s father with Bishop Peterkin assisting as guests included seminary students and church leaders. The couple’s reception followed at Bishop Lloyd’s home, with several social figures in attendance before their honeymoon northward.
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Washington
Alszaftdria
Historic
Christ ‘Protestant Episcopal, Church
Alexandria
Risa Mary Robertson Lloyd
Arthar Selden “Lloyd
Virginia
Edward Pendiston Dandridge
Lewisburs
W. Va
Peterkin
West Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
John Lloyd
University of Virginia
Bishop Lloyd
Alfred and
Cameron Streets
Dandridge
North
Portia Baldwin
Berryville
Marie Lightfoot
Richmond
Marion Tane
Hast Orange
N. J
Myers
Norfolk
Live Wire Fatality at Alexandria Electric Plant
Frank H. Rogers, 30, a electrical worker at the Alexandria Electric Company, was instantly killed at about 9:30 yesterday morning when he touched a 2200 volt live wire in a confined switchboard area. Coroner Moora certified accidental death. Rogers weighed about 300 pounds and was alone at the time. His body was found by chief engineer Wicker after a burning fuse drew an oiler's attention. Rogers leaves a wife, Clara Bowers, and a father Willy Am Rogers of 1202 King Street. burial plans to proceed after relatives receive word from Richmond.
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Alexandria Electric Company
Welock
Frank H. Rogers
Washington
Moora
Wheatley
Willyam Rogers
King Street
Luther Hayden
W. D. Wicker
Wicker
Mr. Rogers
Alexandria
Murderers Respite Granted for Three Condemned
Governor Swanson granted a respite to Calvin Johnson Richard Pines and Eugene Dorsey until November 19 to allow equal opportunity for counsel before the State court of appeals for a new trial in the Walter I Schultz murder case. Johnson faces electrocution October Friday next Pines October 15 and Dorsey October 2. Attorney Lewis H Machen will present Johnsons petition.
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Swanson
Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugene Dorsey
Walter I. Schultz
Chicago
Italy
State Court of Appeals
Johnson
Pines
Dorsey
Lewis H. Machen
Richmond
Court of Appeals
Notables at Anniversary in Point Pleasant
Notables at Anniversary in Point Pleasant West Virginia mark 185 years since the battle with Indians. A four day celebration begins tomorrow with Hack Day among the events. Gov Ginascock and U.S. Senator Hikins and Scott are listed as speakers.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ginascock
United
Hikins
Scott
Robbers Twice Foiled In Scotland General Store Attempt
Special to The Washington Herald reports an early morning burglary attempt at the Dunmin and Dick general store in Scotland County. Thieves bored the front door lock and fled after the burglar alarm rang, leaving stolen tools from Miss Mary Sharpe’s house and attempting to threaten Alexander Johnston who fired a shot but was unharmed.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Dunmin & Si Dick
Scotland
Roy Fitz
Fig
Webbbers
Mary Sharpe
Alexander Johnston
Geotlind
Johnston
Wumar
Receiver Appointed for Lancaster Automatic Railway Crossing Co
Judge Mullen appointed Paul Pettit as receiver in Petersburg Va to preserve assets of Lancaster Automatic Railway Crossing Company amid a Richmond chancery suit by stockholders led by A McCurdy seeking dissolution distribution among certain stockholders. Proceedings aim to prevent dissolution and protect the majority’s interests while assets are safeguarded.
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Washington Fou
Petersburg
Mullen
Hustings Court
Paul Pettit
Ceiver
Lancaster Automatic Railway Crossing Company, Inc
A. McCurdy
Richmond
Haideva
Chancery Court
Newbern Shaft Unveiled By Rhode Island Volunteers
Governor A J Pothier led Rhode Island delegates to unveil a memorial at New Bern National Cemetery honoring Rhode Island volunteers who served with Burnside during the siege. The bronze figure monument presents peace symbols with a granite pedestal bearing a dedicatory tablet and Rhode Island coat of arms.
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Vale
Burnside
Newser
Cel
Rhode Island
Bonors
Newbern _National Cemetery
Anc
A. J. Pothier
Twhods Island
United States
Willam W. Douglas
John A. Reeves
Natlorial Cemetery
A. P. ‘Burnside
iGov
Higgins
Miss Lucy Walton Weds in Colonial Norfolk Home
Miss Lucy Lan den Water daughter of Alfred Walton and Mrs Walton of Norfolk Virginia married Thomas Symmington Janney of Baltimore at the bride’s parents home shortly after noon Father F Brady of Loyola College Baltimore officiated. The bride wore white satin lace trimmed gown and was attended by her sister Mrs Alexander Agelasto of Norfolk as maid of honor. Best man was John F Symington of Baltimore with several out of town guests visiting including Miss Jean Falsh of Washington DC and Mr Willam White. A second ceremony featured Miss Clara Bel Gamage marrying Alvin Fenroge Long at Epworth Church conducted by Rev George Booxer. The couple will reside in Norfolk.
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Lise Jean, Falsh
Dngton
D. C
Andy “Men
Hontef Breckenridge
Fincastle
Willam
White
Wiliam Parrish
Arthur , Prevers
Richmond
Mat
Clara Bel Gamage
John Willam Gamage
Alvin
Fenroge Long
Georg
Booxer
Epworth
Norfolk
Kent Refuses to Answer on Temperance Platform
In Winchester Virginia W P Kent Republican candidate for governor replies to questions from the State Antisomen League president Henry Pearce Atkins. Kent says he sympathizes with temperance aims but rejects league authority to catechize him on temperance legislation beyond league advocated measures. He defends the party platform as ahead of the league’s last meeting. Kent notes the league executive committees back his Democratic opponent and argues they have no right to demand specific answers. In Fredericksburg Kent, by Or Capt W P Kent, spoke to a fair crowd at the courthouse.
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Winchester
W. P. Kent
Virginia
State Antiseroon League
Henry Pearce Atkins
Atkins
League
Jeague
Fredericksburg
West Virginia WCTU Opens 27th Annual Grafton Convention
The twenty seventh annual convention of the West Virginia WCTU began at St Andrews M E Church in Grafton W V and will run for three days. Frances Lefer of Mansfield Ohio national superintendent of physical education conducted a department school. Welcome addresses were given by Mayor J XM Loave Rev J H Flanigan Prof T J Humphries and Mrs Laura White. Mrs Allie B Jackson of Jane Lew gave the response. Officers will be elected tomorrow.
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Grafton
W. Va
West Virginia
St. Andrew's M. E. Church
Frances Lefer
Mansfield
Ohio
Beretta
J. XM. Loave
J. H. Flanigan
Two Richmond Weddings Feature Tutwiler and Venable Matches
Richmond notices report two weddings. Amy Conyera Tutwiler, daughter of Thomas Tutwiler and Caroline Sloan Tutwiler, wed Dr. Nathaniel Thomas Innnet of North Carolina at Church of the Covenant with Dr J Calvin Stuart officiating. Olga Werner married Richard James Venable at the Bride's home on Stuart Avenue.
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Richmond
Amy Con
Yera Tutefier
Alexander Mebane Hebyon
Lermingham
Zena Tatwiler
Caroline Selater
George Noble Bandt
Newborn
N.C
Terride
Ivanhoe Shlater
Floyd Avenue
Annett
Franklin Street
Olga Werner
Mas
Louis Werner
Richard James Venable
Danville
Stuart Avenue
Lovelorn youth takes poison after rejected love at Potomac
Alvin Lowe, a young man from the Potomac area near Rockville Maryland, was found in a yard in agony after self-administering poison. A physician treated him with heroic remedies. his prognosis improved but his mouth and throat were burned. Local reports say he loved a middle aged widow who chose another suitor.
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Washington Prat
Rockville
Alvin Lowe
Potomac
John Ball
Lowe
Anothran
Daughters elect officers and plan marker for Andrew Jackson birthplace
Charlotte and Winston Salem leaders of the Daughters of the American Revolution elect regent vice president and secretaries. A granite marker will be placed at Andrew Jackson birthplace in Polk County NC, with a $60,000 monument planned later. Virginia Daughters of the Confederacy hold their state convention in Lexington with local officials welcoming delegates.
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Washington
Charlotte
N.C
Congress
North Carolina
John van Laningham
William N. Reynolds
Winston Salem
A. LE. Smith
Margaret Rankin
B. Blake
Greensboro
van Landingham
the Daughters of the Confederacy of Virginia
C. B. Tate
Mary Custis Lee
Lexington
Edward W. Nichols
Lee Jackson
George H. Denny
Samuel B. Walker, Jr
Gegaion
Guard Officers to Ride Test from Staunton to Highland
Staunton Virginia October 6 The field and staff officers of the First Virginia Regiment Patrols Guard begin a three day test ride to Highland County with about fifteen privates They will visit Monterey and inspect the battlefield of McRowell covering 90 miles Col William J Perry commands the party Also listed are Col Craighn Maj Martins Maj King Maj Percy Capt Porter Capt Bast Capt Price Lieut Shadrach and Lieut Conglag Wagons with camp outfit left today
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Washington Post
Staunton
Virginia
Patsonal Guard
Highland County
Monterey
Sand
McRowell
Wiliam J. Perry
Col
Craighn
Matin
King
Percey
Porter
Bast
Price
Shadrach
Bible and flag presented at new Frederickburg public school
A Bible and American flag were presented at the new 340 000 public school in Frederickburg Virginia this afternoon. The ceremony was hosted by local patriotic and fraternal groups including the Daughters of America Junior Order United American Mechanics and Patriotic Sons of America. A parade formed at the courthouse and moved through the city with a band and local posts before ceremonies inside the school. Prof A B Bowering chaired the school board and Cant S J Guinn spoke for the board.
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Washington Post
Frederickbourg
Daughters of America
United American Mechanics
Patriotic Sons of America
Washington Guards
Severs
Princess Anne Street
Prussia
Main
R.A. Witte
Cant
S. J. Guinn
De Bullet Seeks Divorce from Julian De Bullet
Mrs De Bullet files for absolute divorce from Julian De Bullet in Baltimore. The De Bullets are noted in city society with Mrs De Bullet as daughter of Dr and Mrs George Reuling. The couple, married ten years, have been separated for a year.
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Baltimore Society
Washington
Baltimore
Mare de Bullet
Julian de Bullet
de Bullets
George Reuling
de Bullet
Baltimore Club
Bachelors’ Co Uilion
Special Grand Jury Sought Over Roanoke Local Option Election
Judge Staples of Roanoke's corporation court summoned a special grand jury after Commonwealth Attorney Perkins requested an investigation into alleged irregularities in the recent local option election. Representatives of the Antisaloon League did not request the jury, while rumors of fraud persist and the drys have not announced plans to contest the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples
Roanoke
Corporation Court
Commonwealth
Perkins
Antisaloon League
Fire destroys Shuler barn in Pittsylvania County
A fire of suspected incendiary origin destroyed G. W. Shuler’s barn at Motleys in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, early yesterday along with four mules and supplies. Bloodhounds traced the trail to a neighbor’s home, and an arrest was expected the next day amid neighborly turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
G. W. Shuler
Motleys
Pittsylvania
County
Southern president rejects North Wilkesboro to Mountain City rail plan
Delegations from Ashe and Wilkes counties returned from Washington where they met with President Finley of the Southern Railway about a proposed line from North Wilkesboro to Mountain City Tennessee. Finley said the proposition is meritorious and a fine feeder but the company is not prepared to take stock at this time.
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Finley
Washington
Winston Salem
N. C
Ashe
Wilkes Counties
Southern Railway
North Wilkesboro
Mountain City
Tenn
Southern
Virginia briefs report forgery convict and bids for Fredericksburg building
Frederick Tuster of Connecticut pleaded guilty in Norfolk to forging the name on a $100 check and received a two year penitentiary sentence. Eight bidders submitted bids for the Federal building in Fredericksburg, with figures from 9600 to 99000 and J B Stanard of New York the low bidder at 000. Fields of Bristol, an inventor, was found unconscious after a morphine related fall. The body of William R. Dantes, a Battersea resident near Petersburg, was found along the Norfolk and Western Railway track with body parts scattered near Fleet Street.
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Frederick Tuster
Connecticut
Norfolk
B. ‘M. Wrecht
Fredericksburg
J&b. Stanard
New York
Fields
Wiliam R. Dantes
Batterges
Petersburg
Norfalk and Western Railway
Fleet Street
Eighteen Years for Murder in Gate City Case
Garland Compton was convicted of the murder of Isaac Falk and received an eighteen year sentence. The two youths, returning from Sunday school on October 18, 192?, reportedly began with an argument. Compton struck Falk with a rock, Falk fired, and Compton killed Falk.
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Washington Post
Gate City
Garland Compton
Isaac Falk
Apell
Compton
Falk
Girl Dies of Lockjaw In Hedgesville County
Miss Eine M. Moler aged 16 daughter of Mrs. Roland Moler of Hedgesville Martinsburg county died today from lockjaw after a splinter pierced her arm several days ago, Special to The Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eine ‘M. Moler
Roland Moler
Hedgesville
Wholesale Jail Delivery Breaks Out In Christiansburg
Charles Reimer, serving a six month sentence for larceny in Christiansburg Prison, escaped yesterday by breaking bars. He left with most inmates, including all but one boy confined only one day. Reimer, a skilled musician, had given cornet and violin lessons while imprisoned. He was later sent to Missouri after his term.
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Christiansburg
Spada
Washington Post
Charles Reimer
Reimer
Missouri
Heimer
Bride Takes Poison Over Unhappy Marriage in Winston Salem
Mamie Reavis, in Winston Salem North Carolina, drank carbolic acid at a friend’s home after months of separation from her husband. Her condition is critical as authorities investigate the act amid grief over an unhappy marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speier Ee
Winston Salem
N. C
Mamie Reavis
Siven
Carnegie Gift Fulfills Greensboro Female College Endowment
A check for 5000 dollars arrives from Andrew Carnegie, completing the 100000 dollar endowment fund for Greensboro Female College in North Carolina. The gift fulfills conditions set two years ago, requiring 3500000 raised by friends first. The college has met the target and secured the final endowment amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenstory
N. C
Act
Greensboro Female College
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Friends of the College
Orphanage Pact Quietly Backed by National Body in NC
In Greensboro a brief Junior Order of American Mechanics meeting resolved to keep the state within the national association. A plea was offered for establishing a branch orphanage in North Carolina and letting councils join funeral benefit groups of their choice. Separately Anna MraKte was tried for the July shooting death of her husband Grant Mickle. the case reported as not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Order of American Mechanics
State Council
National Association
Anna’ MraKte
Grant Mickle
Vane
Washington Residents Encouraged to Use Free Want Columns
A promotional note urges Washington residents to use free want columns to help everyone succeed. It emphasizes community growth, personal advancement, and that there is no obligation to participate, hoping success spreads among neighbors and strengthens the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Tiltsbure Dispatch
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Gener
Trochester Herald Lyare
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St Paul Planes Pram
Aly Courten
Post-Standard
Imietcha
Ledger
WM. H. Sardo & CO
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Ulaeel Ste. Thos
A. Cortello
Fureral
Aene
Frank Geier’s Sons
Monem Chapel
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Ertising Struigele Foot Clase
Frank
A. Spate
Mar
Phosas Maus
Proms Els Blackistone
Vth Sud HC
Saat Spears
Joral
Pritchard
A.C. Tackson
Montgomery County
To-Kalon Wine Co
Mieke Maia Ses
Fashionable Throng
Virginia City
Live Wire
Schultz
First National Bank of Alexandria
Winnie M. Willams
J. 8. Fasrcett
Park Savings Bank
Willams
W. A. Smoot & Co
Armstrong Estate
Alexandria Corporation
Jessie V. Armstrong
Anthony W. Armstrong
Jessie A. Armstrong
Elina
Hitsch
Harrisonburg
Mazirséh
Louis Tannes
Cloge
Drm
Hirsch Bros
Horsemen
Henman Isaags
Lof Baithmore
I. Ee
Castoria
Inewbern
Lucy Walton
Janney
Miss Tutwiler
Dr. Ennett
Mies Warner
R. J. Venable
Montgomery
Shaft
Andrew Jackson
Edmonston
Woods Hutchinson
A. M
Evening Post
Navy
Edmonston & CO
Bible and Flag
Virginia Briefs
Bride
Rusband
Nat Neous
Paussan
Wisbon
Edward Lwwinmister
Gioana Tiett
Dany Fig
Greenabors Female College
Hunyadi Janos
U. A
Potomac Heights Sale
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Potomac Heights Land Company
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Colorado
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