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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1908

Page

5

Devoe Paints and Cheating in Gallons Letter

A letter to Virginia Woolen Co. of Winchester discusses paint adulteration and pricing, arguing honesty in measurement and the value of Devoe paint. It claims Devoe lasts longer and costs more upfront but offers better wear, contrasting with cheaper mixed paints and water dilution.

The Men Who Made the Music of the 70th Regiment Band

A fragment lists five Winchester men among the 70th Regiment Band members at Chickamauga. It names chief musician Thomas Beardsworth drum major S R Orebaugh and many others including Walter Smith Frank Grim Beardsworth Grim Vernon Garton Spillman Long Shirley Sheetz and Haines Spurr Campbell White Wilson Flory Wright Wise Rinker Keiter Ritter Clinehinst Miller Andrews Carrier Gross Crowder and many drum corps members F T Matthews Melville Shirkey Curry Lyons Hughes Harman Barr Robertson Deverick Prufer Pemberton Haines Beardsworth.

Thomas Beardsworth S. R. Orebaugh Walter Smith H. Beardsworth Frank Grim Vernon Garton Spillman Daniel Long William Shirley John Sheetz Alfred A. Haines J. M. Spurr Russell Campbell A. White D. Wilson BE. M. Flory

Mortgage bonds of Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co offered

Subject to prior gale or with drawal. All or any part of $11,000 first mortgage 5 percent bonds of the Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co at par and accrued interest due 1931. Total issue and only indebtedness $26,000. For statement apply to James B. Russell. I, desire to extend thanks to my loyal friends and customers during ten years in Bartonville. L. R. Dettra.

First Mortagage Winchester Gas & Electric Light Co James B. Russell

Despatcher W Ray Smith Hospitalized in Winchester

Numerous friends of Mr W Ray Smith night train despatcher of the Valley Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad learn he is seriously ill at his North Main street residence. It was stated today there is slight improvement in his condition. Smith is a popular railroad man in Winchester and friends hope for a swift recovery.

Mr. W. Ray Smith Gret North Main Smith Win

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh warns readers

An old advisory condemns mercury based catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from RBJ Cheney Co Toledo. The notice urges prescriptions from reputable physicians and cautions buyers to ensure genuine preparations sold by F.J. Cheney & Co.

Hall RB J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio F.J. Cheney & Coffee Thomais

Virginia Valley Central Christian Conference Aug 13 15

The Virginia Valley Central Christian conference covering valley churches and Hampshire county W Va will meet at Bethlehem Stone church August 13 to 15 Delegates and visitors include Rev C W Powers Rev J L Foster Prof E L Moffett Rev W F Jordan and Mr M Atkinson They will be met at New Market August 12 with local residents from northern Frederick and Timber Ridge expected to attend

Christian Churches of the Valley Hampshire County W. Va Bethlehem (Stone) Church C. W. Powers Home Missionary The Christian Sun Elon College New Market

Rear Admiral Cowles With Battle Fleet Visit

Mrs Walter S Cowles and children Edith and Walter Cowles of Washington spent part of the summer at Clear Springs home of Mr and Mrs James G Whetzel near Clearbrook and are expected in Winchester after mid August for several months. The dispatch saying Rear Admiral Cowles retired was partly right but refers to another officer of the same name. The rear admiral in question is with the battleship fleet and plans to return to the States next February.

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Norfolk and Western Timetable Summary

Norfolk and Western Railway timetable entries show southbound and northbound routes with connections. Listings include Pullman sleepers from Roanoke to Columbus and Gary, cafe cars, and intermediate stations to Knoxville and Williamson. Northbound services connect to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Harrisburg, and Harrisburg via Shenandoah Junction with several Pullman and buffet sleeper options.

Bristol Pullman Buffet Knoxville St. Louis Express Pullman Sleeper Roanoke Columbus Cincinnati Cafe Car Williamson Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Norton, Welch Gary Shenandoah Hagerstown Shenandoah Junction Washington Baltimore Phildelphia New York Harrisburg Philadelphia Pullman and Buffet Bevill M. F BRAGG Trav. Pass

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Grove Bros. Dept. Store Virginia Woolen Company Winchester Devoe F. W.,devoe & CO P. S.—Geo. E. Bushnell & Co. Sell Bunker Hill Priest Spring Middleway Coney McKow Hoffheins Martinsburg Lillian Kilmer Kansas Harry Clendening Ethel and Bruce Clendening Lumbia Larrick Chambersville Wolford Dr. Benner Kearneysville Mr. Walker Tabb Birdmore Ita Ey Anna Tabb Wartinsboro, Spent John Riner Hedgesville Board of Education For Mill Creek District Ida Hoffman Louie Silvers Messrs. W. W. Downey H. H. Emmett Ilegal Will Glengary John Hayslett Clearbrook Thomas Stewart Vention Oungengya L. C. Hoffman Lee Ligemfelter Cumberland Howard, Young Frederick Boyd Kilmer North Mountain Henry Pitzer and Son Keesport Mrs. Smith Stuckey Mr. Zph Kettering Ganotown Seventieth ’ Regiment Chicka Mauga Stonewall Band Staunton Frank Wright Julius Wise P. W. Rinker H. H. Keiter James O. Ritter C. ‘Clinehinst Samuel Miller J. W. Andrews E. H. Car Drum Cars F. T. Matthews Melville Shirkey J. Li. Curry Robert Lyons Herbert Hughes Johna Harman William John Beardsworth Bartonsville L. R. Dettra Balti More and Ohio Railroad Christian Church Conference Virginia Valley Central Christian Conference American, Christian Convention Dayton J. L Foster Christian Orphanage N. C L. Moffett Elon W. F. Jordan India M. Atkinson Northern Ridge and Vicinity Rear Admiral Cowles Battle Fleet Walter S. Cowles Edith Senna California Rup Co Perah Funk & Son Norfolk and Western R Cattie Harry Timberlake Market L. E. Rice L. E. Rice Rents L.E. Rice Russell & Green S. Main St W. D. Myers North Main Street Winchester, Va South Main Street E. Graves Sun Ae Virginia Horse Harrisonburg Front Royer Berryville Upberville Warrenton Petersburg Richmond Woodwards S. Main A. Fine Russell and Green Balpmope rFo Lexington Harpers Ferry Fredenck Baltimore and Way de Ee Chicago Pittsburgh Chica St. Louis Louisville York
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