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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
3
Westward railroad timetables and schedules period
Railroad time table notice effective 1903 and 1908 outlines westbound local trains from Carlisle Mechanicsburg Dillsburg and connections at Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York with through coaches and sleeping cars on select trains. Also brief notices on employment and a court filing in Frederick County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Philadelpha
Pullman
York
Town
Pullman Sleeper
Philadelpia
F. Braga
Roanoke
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Dillsburg
Denon
Tenn
Tissle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D. C
Bowmans and Heverly Mills
Brown
Circuit Court of
County of Frederick
Lioyd and Jackson Co., & Corporation
Financial Condition Report for Farmers and Merchants Bank Winchester
The report lists assets including loans and discounts 655296.65, securities, and cash items, with reserves set against U.S. Bonds. Liabilities show capital stock 100000, surplus 100000, undivided profits, and deposits totaling 1,195,709.77, with notes from national banks and state bank liabilities. Both banks are sworn by their cashiers in November 1903 and November 1908 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Nat’l
U.S
National Bank
Nat'l
Farmers’ & Merchants
Wincheser
Virginia
S. Treasu
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Sd Yvpecencovesseeste
Poss
Trust Co
Ea Eoee Lea Esaeung
Herbert F Miley Secretly Married in Brunswick
A private telegram announced the marriage of Herbert F Miley formerly of Richmond to Annie Elizabeth Harrel of Brunswick Georgia. The couple wed in Brunswick on October 20 and Mrs Miley will join him in Danville Sunday. Miley formerly worked for the Richmond Dispatch and later as city editor in Brunswick before joining the Danville Register. He hails from Woodstock Virginia where his parents reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Herbert F. Miley
Annie Elizabeth Harrel
Brunswick
Miley
Danville Register
Woodstock
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional treatment claimed to cure catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, with Hall's Pills recommended as a companion remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Coming & Co
Toledo
Middletown Thanksgiving Visits and Local Happenings
Miss Diffunderfer and Miss Virginia Shockey kept Thanksgiving at Winchester homes. T Reese Miller and J B Solenberger were in town yesterday. Clarence Venable of Front Royal visited last Sunday. Rev. David Harris is home this week. Richard Larrick and family plan to move here soon. J C Keller returns from the Valley trip. Mrs Sidney Larrick and her boys visit Strasburg. Dr G W Larrick is ill at his Church Street home. John and Gordon Keith of Randolph Macon Academy visited nearby. Wm Davison goes to Philadelphia. Mrs C B Manuel returns from Morgantown. Sam Grove of Stephens City spent several days here. Mary Bird Larrick visited Maude Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diffunderfer
Virginia Shockey
Winchester
T. Reese Miller
Solenberger
Clarence Venable
Front Royal
David Harris
Richard Larrick
Riverton
J.C. Keller
Sidney Larrick
Strasburg
G. W. Larrick
Church Street
John and
Gordon Keith
Randolph-Macon Academy
Town
Wm. Davison
Philadelphia
C. B. Manuel
Morgantown
Sam Grove
Stephens City
TACTLESS FANNY OPENING SEASON TALE IN SYRACUSE
A Syracuse man relates how Mme Janauschek was, in a season opening, the subject of overblown advance notices. The actress quips that she had to open some places, while a conductor jokes about not paying fares. The humorous exchanges reflect theater lore and publicity excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Mme
Janauschek
Chigo
Philadelphia
Vance
Early Holiday Prep At The Topmost Styles Store
The store touts Christmas readiness with full stock and moderate prices. It lists items for all ages including handkerchiefs, scarves, shawls, shoes, silks, bags, tablecloths, umbrellas, leather goods, gloves, blankets, clocks, and various gift and houseware items.
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Robinson Brothers
North Main Street
Bell Brothers
Bell Bros
Main
EGE
Lee R. Grim
James B. Russell
Pres
Union Bank of Winchester
E. Holmes Boyd
W. Stone
A. M. Baker
Wm. M. Atkinson
W. Kurtz
Hues
Lupton
Funk & Ray
South Main St
Nicterneten
Berryville
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
Chicago Express
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Bristol
Pocahonts
Norton
Welch
Bskim
Just
Glaszer Bros
Altimores& Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
B.& *Railroad
D. B. Martin
Trafic
T. B. Parton
Goutheen Railway
Alexandria
Harrisonburg
Lewis Sones Knitting Company
Winchester, Va
J. 1
Hottle
J. 1. Hottle
J. W. Hottle
R.E Byrd, Harry B. Kern, P. Q
Pat H. Goup
Clerk Circuit Court
Lidéw
Frederickerstown
Onette Town Summit
Strasburg Junction Ar, Harrisonburs
Lexingwe
Leavy Ae
Coxington
Wenee
Staunton
D. Ma
Seeee
Etrasburg Junction
Summit Poin
Prederick
Sesss
Philadel
Linville
Umberland Valley
Cowan Linville
Treencastle
New Market
Molcopsdute
Mt Jackson
Ambersburg
Wee Seenseeessns
Mesboro Esinbarg
Shippe Pee Beneeeeewwere
Newville
Peter Esses
Front Ro
Manassas
Sen
Washington, R
Philad
Oraine
Orrin
BE. Wycliff
New York City
Orrine
L. Attaats Ga
Orrine Company
Lith Street
Washington, D.C
Franck Baker & Son
H. W. Clowe
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
State OF Virginia
Crry
John W. Rice
John W. Ricn
Shirley Carter
N. P
H. Hansbrough
Love
T. Marion Bantz
Nat. Bank
Frevartox
H. D. Fuller
Jad
B. Buucmes
W. E. Baan
Total
Middletown
Mary Bird Larrick
Janauuschek
Chicago News
Puck
Russell & Green
Belek
Order of
Red Men
K. 1
Rinker
Wadesville
W. T. Ambrosa
George W. Kremer
Bruce Capper
Andy
Main Str Street
Sprepes Tee
St. Bt
White Hall
J. A. Hanched
West Oli Street
J. T. W. Harrison
Julian F. Ward
J.wm. Miller
The
Harris Hall
P. Kremer & GO
Wright’s
Eacellenigarriage
Phone 7
Jos
Wincut
J. M. Steele
See ST
Mont
Lovett
Baker’s
Huyler’s
Boyd's Drug Store
Jones’ Creamery
Piccadilly Street
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