Norfolk and Western Train Schedules and Connections
Norfolk and Western announces northbound and southbound services linking Bristol Roanoke and Winston-Salem with connections to Shenandoah Mo. for Mo. 4 and routes to New York. The notice lists parlor car availability and intermediate stops with times and station notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Pullman Slee
Roanoke
Nortesta
Pullman
Winston -Salem
Aoatie
Shenandoah
Rock
Bevill
W.c.sampers
Southern Railway Schedule Notes Mosaic Between Towns
Ghotuse between Waanington Alexandria Strasberg and Marricea fe offen 1916 daily service details mention Bellet Parlor Car 17 Daily 5 46 p m from Loonburg to Harrisonburg 10 36 p m arrival Buffet Parlor Car 216 Daily Local from Har feenburg to Strasburg arrives Geen Local Brown General Agent Westbury Assistant General Agent Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cettre Dally
Bas Oon
Loonburg
Dally
Harrisonberg
Harrisonbure
Alexandria
Rive Veeneee
Harfeenburg
Strasburg
Ee Ae Geen L Brown
Weheewe. de
W. Weatbury
Washington, D
Mbekland Valley Rail Time Table June 1 1914
Trams arrive in Winchester from the tativa at 9 20 am daily except Sunday, 11 61 am and 7 28 pm with four daily runs. Schedule lists Tocum, G A Rippe and G P A as points in the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbekland Valley
RB. R
Winchester
Tativa
Dai's
Sundey
Hack and Butler Wed in Baltimore Quiet Ceremony
A Baltimore wedding joined Mabel Butler daughter of Dr James H Butler and Frederick Home Hack. Only two families attended and the couple left for New York afterward. They plan to reside at 1212 St Paul Street on return. Mr Hack is father to several relatives including Mrs Charles Bancroft Carroll and Mrs Gordon Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win‘chester
Baltimore
Mabel Butler
James H. Butler
Frederick Home Hack
Mm Hack
New York
St. Paul Street
Hack
Charles Bancroft Carroll
Doughoregan Manor
Douglas Gordon Carroll
Waldo Hack
Frank Newcomer Mack
Local hunters entertain guests after Mogue Creek outing
Mesers J W Spillman Irvin Arnold Fred Grim and Stonewall Al bin hunted near Mogue Creek Wednesday and were hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Orndorff They each brought home two full bags of game birds and animals from the trip in Lucas County Ohio A Toledo firm Frank J Cheney Co is cited in an 1886 notarized oath document listing James Cheney as senior partner and followed by an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with Toledo Ohio as the business base
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Spillman
Irvin Arnold
Fred. Grim
Stonewall Albin
Mogue Creek
Mate
Onn
Omy
Toledo
Lucae County
Frank J. Cheney
FP. J. Cheney & Co
W. Gleerson
Hall
Cheney & CO
Ohio
Creque's Mother Seeks $20,000 in Damages
Mrs. Alice Creque, mother of George Lectie Creque slain by Baltimore and Ohio Detective Benjamin J. Prince, files two $10,000 damage suits in Martinsburg circuit court. One targets Prince and bondsmen Citizens' Trust and Guaranty Co. the other targets the B and O Railroad. She alleges Prince shot unlawfully with a revolver, making the bondsmen and railroad liable. Prince was tried for manslaughter, verdict overturned, new trial ordered by Judge Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice ¥. Creque
George Lectie Creque
Baltimore and Ohio
Benjamin J. Prince
Martinsburg
Prince
Citizens’ Trust and Guaranty Company
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Young Creque
Railroad
Woods
Martinsville Doctor Loses Valued Racehorse in Winchester
Dr W H Cobbs of Martinsville Virginia arrived in Winchester with plans to practice his profession. He lost a valuable racehorse shipped from Martinsville that suffered pneumonia and could not breathe. Dr B W Miller the local veterinarian did all he could but the horse died shortly after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cobbs
Martinsville
Winchester
B.W. Miller
Mrs. G. G. Baker Improves in Philadelphia Hospital
Mrs. G. G. Baker of this city is reported much improved at the Woman's Southern Homeopathic Hospital in Philadelphia after illness while visiting her brother-in-law and sister Mr Ij and Mrs J Frank Paddy. A surgical operation is not likely. Her son Gibson Baker has returned to duties at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Baker
J. Frank Paddy
Piladelphia
Woman's Southern’Homeopathic
General Jacksons Home In Burned West Virginia
The boyhood home of General Thomas J. Stonewall Jackson, a frame house north of Weston, West Virginia, was destroyed by fire Thursday night. We suspect leaves left burning by children started the blaze. The nearby old Jackson mill was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
Weston
W. Va
Jackson
Warren Man To Wed Sister In Law In Baltimore
Andrew J. Knight 65 of Front Royal Warren County will marry his sister in law Mrs. Mary Knight 60 widow of his brother James at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin J B Philips in Baltimore tonight. Philips secured the license yesterday. Knight, a widower, is entering a third marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Man
Andrew J. Knight
Front Royal
Warren County
Mary Knight
Marvin Jb.philips
Baltimore
Philips
Grand Jury to Probe Frederick County Tax Returns
A special grand jury summoned by Judge Thomas W. Harrison will reconvene in Frederick city on Monday December 7 to investigate tax returns filed by Frederick County property owners. The panel will remain in session to determine fraud and return indictments as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘W. Harrison
Circuit’ Court
Frederick County
Scherer May Recover After Shooting
Scherer general claim agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway was shot Thursday by an unknown party. He suffered a sinking spell Friday but rallied at Clifton Forge hospital where physicians say they feel encouraged about his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherer
Kesapeake and Ohio Railway
Cliftton Forge
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Rheumatism
An old-time blood tonic claims to cure rheumatism by cleansing the blood and aiding digestion. The ad asserts severe pains disappear and urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla today.
Commissioner Sale of Frederick Co Real Estate
Public auction of a Frederick County Virginia tract of land with improvements near Mt Williams, about 4 acres, adjoining Culler Brumback Snapp and others. Sale set for November 19 1914 at 12 oclock noon in Winchester Court House. One third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bond with approved security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Gtar Tannery
Gravel Springs
Aaron Orndorff
Lock Miller
Ananias Orndorff
M. M. Lynch
Rem
Wardensville
Frederick
Mt. Williams
Culler, Brumback, Snapp
Harry H. Lynch
T. Russell Cather
State of Virginia
J. W. Baker, Jr
Circuit Court
H. Lynch
W. Baker, JR
Peery Property for Sale in Stephens City Virginia
Pursuant to a Frederick County Virginia chancery decree the executor offers for public auction at Winchester County Court House on Saturday January 2 1915 at noon the five acre Stephens City property owned by C M Peery. Terms: one third cash day of sale and two thirds by purchaser bonds due one and two years after date with six percent interest secured by a trust deed and fire insurance. Purchaser may pay all cash if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Virginia
Annie Eres
Clara Burner
Circuit Court
S. M. Stickley
Lloyd R. Peery
Winchester
Stephens City
M. Peery
Macedonia
Valley Turnpike
P. B. Kley
Samuel Miller
Charles
Phery
C. M. Peery
Dec
R. Gray Williams
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Vandergrift Mother
Mrs Verne Ghaffer of Vandergrift Pennsylvania praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the mother's favorite. She says it always helps her children during colds or coughs and finds it far superior to other medicines. Advised for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Visitors Pass Through Kernstown and Nearby Towns
Local residents and guests arrive for visits and business in Kernstown and surrounding areas. Notables include Miss Amnie Massie, Miss Nannie Trip, Hilda Beaver visiting grandparents in Kernstown, and Brneet H. Winkins returning from Brickstone on Aluminum Co. business. Others travel from Chicago and Baltimore while hotel stays are noted at Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnie Massie
Nannie
Datter
Kernstown
Brneet H. Winkins
Brickstone
Aluminum Company
Kewaunee
Wis
J. V. Sheehan
Chicago
Hotel
Evans
Newton Myers Barn and Contents Burned in Jefferson County
A large bank barn on Newton J. W. Myers farm between Duffields and Charlestown burned Thursday evening with most contents. Four work horses and a colt were released. two horses and two colts, three milch cows and a young cow died. Loss about 6000 dollars with 1800 dollars insured. Myers intends to rebuild. the barn was a county standout built by James H. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton JW. Myers
Duffields
Charlestown
Jefferson County
Mr. Myers
A. &. Garrett
Garpett
Myers
James H. Moore
Pickled Grape Vines Delights Syrians
Like Pickled Grapevine Delived, pickled grapevine leaves are considered a great delicacy by the Syrians.
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Norfolk and Western
Beratville
Southern Railway
Waanington
Strasberg
Marricea
Zeus D Daily
SS Am Pm Or Luavs
Wwe Corne
Ets O
Martioebar
Arecomee
New York Ste
Franck Baker & Son
Fred. S. Boyd
Agent Huyler
F. A. Hack
Miss Butler
Creque
Dr. Cobbs
General Jackson
Grand Jury
Elgin
F. R. Crane
Main St
Bowie
Zemina CO
Propeietors
St. Lowis
Missouri
Frederick CO
Peery Property
The
Evening Star
Personali
Mims
Hilda Beaver
Ang x
Mrs. Mauck
Frank Pingley
Chambersville
County
A. Levin
Levin Prothers
A. J.patton
Lansing, Mich
Hotel Evans
B. M. Carter
A.S. Poore
Washington Square
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
H. G. Spencer
South Market Street
F. Schwercke
Paul Smoke
Mount Williams
Champ Shepherd
West Water Street
Newton Myers
Russell & Green
FUR Sale
New York City
Moling & Seal
DR. Hess
Miller’s Drug Store
N& Market St
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Reese
L& W. Seabright
Saltatorn
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