Death of John F. B. Taylor and related obituaries
John F B Taylor died this morning at his father's residence on North Kent Street after a long illness from consumption. He was about 25, survived by parents, three brothers and one sister, and will be buried at 2 pm tomorrow from Free Will Baptist Church. The note continues with a obituary for Miss Williams and family, detailing her life, role in Confederate memorial efforts, and funeral arrangements at Christ Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. B. Taylor
North Kent Street
John Taylor
Free Will Baptie
Miss Williams
Philip Williams
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Woodstock
Winchester
Lucy D. Williams
Baltimore
James Battle Avirett
Cumberland
Williams
Lucy Williams
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Stonewall Cemetery
Sallie Williams
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Nelson P. Dame
James Grammar
Death of G Miller Wolfe in Ironton Arkansas
G Miller Wolfe died last Tuesday at Ironton Arkansas. He was born in Winchester Virginia and joined the Thirteenth Virginia Infantry of the Confederate Army. He was wounded early in the war, recovered, and surrendered with General Lee at Appomattox. After the war he moved to Baltimore, worked in the auditor's office of theBaltimore and Ohio Railroad, and for nine years in mercantile business at Ironton. His widow, daughter of William Hoblitzell of Baltimore, survives him. Interment was in Greenmount Cemetery family lot.
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Baltimore Sun
G Miller Wolfe
G. Miller Wolfe
Ironton
Ark
Winchester
Wolfe
Thirteenth
Virginia Infantry
Lee
Appomattox
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
William Hoblitzell
Greenmount Cemetery
Unclaimed letters at Winchester Post Office week ending Dec 5 1903
The list shows unclaimed letters left at the Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending December 5 1903. Names include G J Clark Clarence Creswell W H Moore Bessie Rawson J H Shipe and 8 S Oliver. Recipients must pay one cent per letter when calling for them. Bewriey Kuen P M.
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Winchester
G. J. Clark
Clarence Creswell
W. H. Moore
8. S. Oliver
Bessie Rawson
J. H. Shipe
Bewriey Kuen
P. M
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages and that a constitutional treatment is required. The advertisement asserts the medicine enters blood and surfaces to fight the disease and invites readers to send for details to address in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Gutard
Send For
Address & Co
Toledo
Mad Dog Bites Constable Parker in Stephens City
Special dispatch reports Constable J Atwell Parker bitten on the finger by a suspected mad dog. He travels with Dr P B Stickley to the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore for treatment. The dog, belonging to Parker, died. a prior dog bite incident affected a cow nearby. Hydrophobia feared, wound deep with heavy bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Stephens City
J. Atwell Parker
P. B. Stickley
Baltimore
Pasteur Institute
Parker
George Inskip
Mr. Parker
Fire Threatens Millwood Again
Fire again menaced Millwood in Clarke County on Saturday afternoon. Flames started in the George Estep stable and spread to nearly six nearby buildings. A bucket brigade saved surrounding property but the Estep stable burned to the ground. losses run about 400 dollars with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Clarke County
George Estep
Estep
Elks Honor Dead With Memorial Service
The Elks lodge held its first memorial service with an address by Mr Bumgardner, a benediction by Rev. Nelson P. Dame, and the quartet singing Nearer My God to Thee. Over 800 people attended as the order, founded last spring, demonstrated its emphasis on fellowship and charitable ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
E Kdom
Bumgardner
Bushnell
Nelson P. Dame
The
Elks
Mashed and Then Burned Finger Incident Report
The Winchester Hand Laundry proprietor Mr W M Sumption on Kent street suffered a severe left hand injury while ironing collars when a hot iron rolled onto his fingers burning and mashing three digits. Other notices mention guests, farming ads, and local business updates.
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine
An old newspaper item touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure a cold. E W Groves signs each box. The notice notes Mr Scott Grant’s departure for Harrisonburg to serve on a Federal Jury and Miss Mary R Hack’s trip to Baltimore for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Groves
Scott Grant
Harrisonburg
United States
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Mr. Wolfe
Constable Parker
Geo. Gardner
Unger
South
Brad Dock Street
Calleout
H. D. Flood
Charlottesville
Hansbrough & Carter
Holmes Conrad
Washington
Fresa
Miller Supply Co
Annie Luttrell
Ira Capper
Washington Street
Adder
Deer
Richmond
Harper
J. P. Haddox
8. R. Atwell
Messrs. Horsey & Atwell
Messrs. W. Roy Stephenson
R. M. Ward
United States Court
Jonah Tavenner
F. S. Tavenner
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
New York City
New York
Flora Tilford
Amherst Street
Mary R. Hack
Horsey & Atwell
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Shen
Valley National Bank
Savings Department
E ‘Iy
Bruce Capper
West Water Street
Jewe'er and
Optician
Sesson
Norfolk
Ss. H. Hable
Nat. Bank
Real Gs Festaie
Bao
J. W. Henshall
Geo.e. Bushnell & Co
D. BF. Hinkins
Jeweler
Eagle’s Meat Market
South Main Street
John
Miller
Main Street
Front Royal Road
Roward
Millwood Pike
South Market Street
L. W. Timberlake
Oden’s New Shoe Store
North Main St
Evans
Blythe and Galloway
North Main Street
Court House
W. E. Barr
Barny & Berry
R. Russell
Fairmont Avenue
Fiore
Peter
Monticello
Paul Henry
Teuers
P ! Jones, Welty’s Aie
Brothers, Eee
Arkeyi
Hansbrough and Carter
Harry L. Woop
Lizzie Evans
Hennings
John Jr. and
Mamie
Horsey & Atwell’s
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