Cost Sale on Summer Goods to Clear Inventory
Store advertises cost price on wash goods including lawns cambrics batistes and o gandies. It lists shirt waists drop stitch hose gloves shirts and drawers straw hats oxford ties and slippers for men women and children. Shoppers urged to act to save dollars and cents.
Schedule Between Washington and Harrisonburg by Southern Railway
The Southern Railway announces a schedule between Washington Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg effective December 4, 1898. For details contact nearest Southern Railway agent or write to L. B. Brown general agent pass department 705 Fifteenth Street NW Washington DC. Frank S. Gannon ninth vice president and general manager J M Cruz traffic manager Washington DC. WA. Terr. Gen-Pass. At. Phil H. Gold clerk Circuit Court Frederick Co.
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G Southern Railway
Washington
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Srey
Brown
N. W
Washin
D. C
Frank
Gannon
J. M. Cruz
D.C. WA
Phil. H. Gold
Frederick Co
North Frederick Turnpike Co. to Elect Directors Meeting
There will be a meeting of the North Frederick Turnpike Co. on Saturday August 31 at 12 o'clock in the Board of Supervisor's room over Clerk's office Pa to elect two directors to represent the private stock in said road. GoLp is noted in the text.
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North Frederick
Grangers Picnic Special Trains From Williams Grove 1901
The Cumberland Valley Railroad runs excursion trains for the Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove from August 26 to 31 1901. Fares vary by origin with return trips until August 31. Two day excursion tickets sell Tuesday to Friday and child fare is half of the full.
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Williams Grove
Cumberland Valley Railroad
The
Grove
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Notice Effective May 19 1901
Railroad schedule notice states changes to Baltimore and Ohio operations effective May 19 1901. No further details provided.
Auto Troubles and Local News From Stephens County Virginia
Reported misfire of a car due to a clogged water pipe caused a gas flare but the machine is back in full operation. A monument project near Dr. T. M. Miller’s grave suffered minor damage when a derrick top block fell. A Front Royal quartet plus Miss Gray of Washington performed at the Methodist Church to a crowded audience. Neighbor W. C. Locke harvested seventeen snakes in one net. Luther Wise returns to the pine hills farm, G. W. Painter suffered a slight paralysis, Frank W. Shenk sold his meat shop to Campbell and Samsell, and F. C. Samsell now runs a new delivery wagon.
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E. B. Semsell
T. M. Miller
Front Royal
Miss Gray
Washington
D.C
W. C. Locke
Luther Wise
Pine Hills
G. W. Painter
Frank W. Shenk
Campbell & Samsell
F. C. Samsell
Unusual Sight on Maj Hunter’s Farm Winn County Va
A Maj R W Hunter farm in King George county Virginia shows a trumpet vine covered sassafras tree nest of a large fish hawk. This year a six foot corn stalk grows from the nest top, illustrating a curious self sufficiency as the hawk feeds and rears young in a changing era.
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Maj
R. W. Hunter
Winchester
King George County
Fredericksburg
Want His Shoat Back From Thefts
Mr A Crisman formerly of Winchester reports a fire shoat was stolen from his hog pen in Strasburg. He investigated privately for two weeks but found no trace. He jokes about Holmes and offers to pay for feed, hoping for the shoat’s return or at least a Christmas sausage.
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Strasburg
A. Crisman
Winchester
Richmond Carnval Prepares Record Week of Festivities
Gard Carnival in Richmond Virginia gears up for a record breaking week starting October 7. The Grand Carnival Free Street Fair and Electrical Fete of 1901 are touted as greater than any Southeast event before. Daily parades and numerous shows are planned with electric fountains and street lights along Broad Street.
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Richmond
Broad Street
Ribbons Sell Fast At Summer Corner Shop
The store touts high quality ribbons selling well in summer. All silk taffeta ribbons in brilliant washable colors available in widths of 3 12 inches at 13 cents per yard and 4 inches at 17 cents per yard. Liberty ribbons, baby ribbons, and velvet ribbons featured.
Baltimore and Ohio One Fare Round Trip Sale to Cleveland
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad offers a one fare round trip from all points east of the Ohio River for the G A R event in Cleveland. Tickets are valid Sept 8 to 12 for outbound and return to Sept 15, with a possible extension to Oct 8 if deposited by Sept 15 and a 50 cent fee paid. Visit B and O agents for tickets and details.
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Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Ten Day Excursion to Ocean Grove by CVB B and PBB
The Cumberland Valley Railroad advertises a ten day excursion to Ocean Grove New Jersey leaving Cumberland Valley on Friday August 23 train No 4. Tickets good for the outbound and return trips on regular trains through September 24 with Philadelphia stopovers allowed. Excursion departs Winchester at 7 38 A M with a round trip rate of 7 50.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Ocean Grove
Asbury Pack
N. J
Cumberland Valley
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Limited
Winchester
Maryland R B Schedule in effect March 18 1899
Train timetable detailing Baltimore to Union Bridge and intermediate stations with departures at 10:00 am and 6:10 pm, and returns at 6:06 am and 1:46 pm except Sunday. Frederick and Littlestown Taneytown routes via Braceville, Rocky Ridge Emmitsburg, and Hagerstown connections to Chambersburg Shippensburg.
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Baltimore
Union Bridge
L A. Ma
Union
Frederick
Braceville
Littlestown
Taneytown
Rocky Ridge
Emmiteburg
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Williamsport
Uwlar Hagerstown
Westminister
Emory Grove
Ole
Glyndon
Special Excursion to Buffalo for Pan American Exposition
Pennsylvania Railroad offers seven day special excursions to Buffalo during the Pan American Exposition. Train No. 4 from Winchester departs at 7 30 a m on select dates in 1901 and arrives in Buffalo at 7 40 p m. Round trip rate is 10 dollars with limited stations. Iron clad signature tickets require Buffalo joint agent stamp to validate return passage and are valid only in day coaches. Inquiries to local ticket agent.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
N. Y
Winchester
New York
Chancery Notice in Van Frederick Court Aug 12 1901
In the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of van Frederick dated August 12 1901 Meoertela Fryatt plaintiff vs Dodd and Jefferson heirs defendants it is shown that Dodd and Taylor Jefferson are non residents of Virginia and a public notice publication is ordered for four consecutive weeks Cameronites term at the Corporation Court to proceed with publication.
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Frederick
State of Virginia
Dudley A. Miller
Assumpsit
A. D. Orndorff
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester Star
Circuit Court of the
Dodd
N Dodd
Taylor Jefferson
Witt
M. Jefferson
William M Jefferson
Jeferson
Sarah
John Dodd
Ayior
Jefferson
Virginis
Cameronites
Corporation Court
Public sale of holdings in Frederick County Virginia court decree
Special commissioners announce a public auction in Winchester Virginia on June 7 1901 by decree in the case 1 D Good et al versus Turner Frye et al. The sale takes place in front of the courthouse as directed by the Aircult Court order. Contains details on asset type and bidder requirements.
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Turner Frye
Aircult Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Desirable Frederick County Real Estate Sale, 1901
A notice for the sale of two tracts in Bac Creek District Frederick Co Va following Eli J R death. The Western Tract 122 acres follows survey by C H Parcell and a Dower Tract 36 acres will be sold subject to Leah Frye's dower rights. Terms call for one third cash and two equal annual payments. Bond posted. special commissioner William M Atkinson. Clerk Par H Goin.
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Eli J .R
Bac Creek
Frederick County
C H
Leah Frye
WM. M. Atkinson
Jobn M. Steck
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Main Street
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Grangers Picnic
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Hart
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