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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
2
Frank R. Harris manager of Winchester Evening Star sworn that 36 000 is the actual number of copies printed and distributed to paid subscribers in July 1900. The average July daily distribution is 1410 copies for 26 publication days and the June daily average is 1298 copies.
Letter from Stephens City examines Governor Stone's 22078 vote shift claim and notes 16525 votes could swing 28 electoral votes to McKee Kinley. Discusses Democratic splits in several states and predicts some disputed states may lean Democratic in the fall. Reports a near-accident with a runabout on West Water street and mentions Mr. Paul Hall of New York visiting T. M. Bantz.
John Trier son of Mr Lewis Trier was bitten by Edward McFarland's dog yesterday while James McKeefry sent him on a bicycle to the post office. Two deep lacerations were made in the leg. the wound was cauterized at home. The dog is described as dangerous and prized by its owner for its habit of snapping at cyclists.
The Hazel Epworth League of Burnt Factory Church mourns the death of Thomas Henshall a faithful League member and generous Christian. Resolutions express sorrow and commend the family to God while noting his devoted service and cherished memory. Copies will be furnished to the family minutes and county papers for publication. August 22, 12900.
Mr and Mrs Dudley Miller host their annual house party at their Stephens City residence. The event features many young guests including Miss Margaret Miller, the Misses Boyd, Miss Rogers and Miss Spangler of Roanoke, Miss Byrd and guests, the Misses Bruce of Texas, Miss Glass, Miss Gussie Meade, Miss Nancy Cartmell, Miss Hack, Miss Annie Douglass Williams, Miss Eva Bryarly and Miss Lidey Beverley.
Julian Lillis, son of Michael Lillis, suffered a deep cut after stepping on broken glass barefoot at his father's South Braddock street residence yesterday afternoon. The wound bled heavily as the glass penetrated his foot.
Rev. E. B. Jackson and Rev. C. J. Thompson along with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Carter and others left for the Shenandoah Baptist Association annual session in Luray. In Martinsburg a United States Express Agent Boamer Trenary injured his hand when a copper wire fastener was driven into it, a painful but not serious accident.
All kinds of meat on hand with special rates for hotels, restaurants, and boarding houses. Located at No. 50 South Main Street. Phone 133 23 4f.
The notice promotes Maryland grown apple and peach orchards with ship shipments guaranteed and fumigated. It lists standard apple varieties including York Imperial Ben Davis and M B Trig V W Greening plus twenty five other kinds. Also offered are grape vines raspberries strawberries currants gooseberries rhubarb asparagus and ornamental trees. Send a want list.
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