Norfolk and Western Timetable Details for Bristol Roanoke and Shenandoah
Train 18 at 9 18 a m for Bristol and Gosport to Bristol 1 27 a m for Roanoke and Pocahontas Welch with intermediate stops and Pullman connections to Winston-Salem and Memphis. No 27 at 6 88 p m for Shenandoah and intermediates. Northbound No 28 at 9 32 a m to Hagerstown 12 54 a m sleeper to New York. Traffic manager G P A Bevill W C Sauxprre Passenger.
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Bristol
Io Garsanone Pato
Roanoke
Krie Een Pocahontas Welch
Pullman reGary
Winston-Salem
Cafe
Gary
Wenoke
Memphis
Points South
Shenandoah
S.m
Hagerstown
Sleeper
New York
Phil I
Bevill
W.c.sauxprre
Mgr
Railway timetable fragment for Washington Alexandria Strasburg
Southern Railway schedule lists connections among Washington Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg with daily and limited trains. Details include No 173 mixeaux Banday 6.46 mu and No 518 Daily 6.06 am local to Alexandria and Washington times, No 14 limited 8.27 am to Alexandria, arrival Washington 11.56 am with parlor buffet car, No 216 daily local Harrisburg to Strasburg arriving 8.30 pm, signatures of general and assistant agents.
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Strasburg Junction
Alexandria
Washington
Harrieonburg
Strasburg
Strasbursa
General Agents
D. Ce
W. Westbury, Asst
Winchester
E Eéoele
Martinsburg
Eseroecebocees
Mek Peover
Ry Harrisburg
Time Table Notice for Cumberland Valley R R June 1914
Railway timetable notice from Cumberland Valley Railroad itemizing departures and arrivals for June 1 1914. Mentions Philadelphia New York service and Winchester connections with daily and Sunday schedules, signed by J ONGE superintendent and G P Ripppie? general superintendent in charge.
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Umberland Valley R
Bear cub killed near Chriss A Mountain in Shenandoah Valley
Rare bear kill reported as a single cub weighing about one mile shot on Chriss A Mountain near Lusay. Joseph O. Bausermann and David Silvius, farmers of the locality, brought the bear home in triumph. Hunters found traces of an old bear and another cub but pursued no further.
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Chriss
Lusay
Joseph O. Bausermann
David Silvius
Confessed Robbery of Six Post Offices Charged
Milton Grose and Alvin Grose of Nicholas County pleaded guilty in Charlestown West Virginia District Court to one count involving the Deepwell post office. They will be sentenced before this term ends while the other five indictments are held open for good behavior after release.
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United States Posts
Virginia
Milton
Alvin Grose
Nicholas County
Charlestown
W.va
Deepwell
Bierer Family Trip Recalls Harvard Yale Game Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin G. Bierer of Warren County return from a North trip. They spent a week in Boston with Dr. John M. Bierer and met Dr. Ralph Bierer, brothers from Binghamton New York. The Bierer brothers are Front Royal High School and Washington and Lee graduates who earned MIT technical degrees and attended the Harvard Yale football game in New Haven.
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Irwin G. Bierer
Warren County
R. M. Swimley
Winchester
New York
Boston
Front Royal High School
Washington and Lee University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New Haven
Farmers oppose feed the game appeal in winter drive
The Chambersburg Public Opinion reports farmers argue against the annual appeal to feed game during winter after hunters depleted fields and trespassed on farmland. They claim hunters break fences shoot domestic fowls and pressure farmers to support feeding the game.
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Chambersburg
What Catarrh Is
It explains catarrh as a bodily issue and claims nasal catarrh reflects a frosty condition of the body. Local snuffs and vapors are said to be ineffective, while Scott's Emulsion is promoted as a medicinal food and tonic to enrich the blood and address the cause. Scott & Bowne Bloomfield NJ.
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Scott
Iva Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Commissioner’s Sale of Valuable Frederick County Estate
A special public sale in Frederick County Virginia on January 19 1914 at noon, offering a 4 acre tract near Mt Williams with buildings and improvements. Terms require one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and a policy on the buildings. Auctioneer William M Bowen and special commissioners Harry H Lynch and T Russell Cather oversee.
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Harry H. Lynch
T. Russell Cather
State of Virginia
County of Frederick
Townt
I. J. W. Baker, Jr
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
H. Lynch
J. W. Baker, JR
William M. Bowen
Peery Property for Sale in Stephens City Virginia
Pursuant to a Frederick County Virginia chancery decree the public auction will sell the five acre Stephens City residence of C M Peery in front of the Winchester County Court House at noon on Saturday January 2 1915 One third cash and two thirds by purchaser bonds with six percent interest secured by trust deed and fire policy The sale contact is executor Charles C Papry with R Gray Williams as attorney.
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Mary
Orndorff
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Star Tannery
Aaron’ Orndorff
Lock Miller
Ananias Orndorff
Circuit Court
S. M. Stickley
Lloyd R. Peery
Stephens City
M. Peery
Macedonia
Valley Turnpike
P. B. Stickley
Samuel Miller
Charles C. Papry
C. M. Peery
R. Gray Williams
W. S. Schenck Called By Death in Cennsville Pa
Relatives and friends in Frederick county report the death of W S Schenck at his Cannonsville Pennsylvania home. A master carpenter for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, he served over 30 years and helped build bridges. Born in Bartonville, he spent most of his life in railroad work. Mr George Roszel left for Baltimore after visiting his at.
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Frederick County
W. 3. Schenck
This County
Cennellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Schenck
Bartonville
George Roszel
Baltimore
Schedule Change Hits Summit Pointers Inconveniently
Summit Point West Virginia residents protest the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad timetable shift removing Train No. 20 the Winchester accommodation after about fifty years. The whistle at 6 am no longer signals departure altering daily routines and delaying travel for country passengers.
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Summit Point
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
No Seals On Foreign Mail Cautions Issued
The post office department warns that mail to belligerent European nations must not show Red Cross Christmas seals on any part of the envelope or contents. Only postage stamps are permitted for letters and parcels to Great Britain France Belgium Germany Austria Hungary Russia Servia Turkey Portugal and Roumania. Seals may be placed on the back as desired. Do not seal envelopes with seals that hinder inspection or raise postage rates.
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Europe
Old New Orleans Molasses Prices Mentioned
Forum notes the absence of genuine Old New Orleans molasses on the market. Current offerings are about 16 cents per quart, possibly real but tasting different from pre Civil War stock. Antebellum molasses fetched 27.14 cents per gallon, a high price for the era.
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New Orleans
Best laxative for children by Dr. Caldwell
When a baby is cross and fretful digestion may be deranged and bowels need attention. The recommended remedy is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin which is mild pleasant tasting and acts gently without griping. Druggists sell it at fifty cents to one dollar a bottle with a free trial bottle available by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Berryville
Southern Railway
Webotare
Alessandria
Strasberg
le Oftees
Mixeaux Banday
Philadelphia
Sta
Aeerze D Daily
J. Onge
E. Supt. HA
Rippie
G. P
the Great Egg Producer
Franck Baker & Son
Fred. S. Boyd
Agent Huyler
Ier
Fae
Shenandoah Valley
DR. Hess
Miller’s Drug Store
Ada
Ethel Amorita
Kelley
Bec
Frederick Coral
Viginia
Annie Smithey
Clara Burner
Wardensville
Frederick
Mt. Williams
Culler,Brumback, Snapp
Mary Jane Fright
Peery Property
W. S. Schenck
W. Seabright
Chichester
Bruggist
Messaline
Russell & Green
Moling & Seal
E. Piccadilly St
The
Union Bank of Winchester
Savings Department
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