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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1914

Page

2

Limestone land for sale in Virginia and Maryland listings

FOR SALE. 50 acres of limestone land in Clark county near railroad station store and school with new 4 room house and new barn price 3200. 100 acres near Berryville priced 90 per acre smooth rolling land no buildings. 60 acres excellent limestone unimproved one mile from Berryville on good road price 100 per acre. CHAS R JONES Hagerstown Md.

Clark County Berryville Chas. R. Jones Hagerstown

Frederick County Virginia Decree Notice In Chancery

In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Annie Smithey Clara Burner and others are notified of a decree entered October 6 1914 referring the case to a Master Commissioner in Chancery to determine Mary Jane Feight heirs her real estate and administer accounts. Publication for notice will occur weekly for four weeks in Winchester Va with December 19 1914 set for proceedings at the Master Commissioner office in Winchester.

Frederick County Virginia Annie Smithey Clara Burner Mary Jane Feight Winchester Mary Jane Feight Chancery Harry H. Lynch

Notable Arrivals At Local Hotels From Nearby States

Mr Frank Gould of Harrisonburg Virginia arrived yesterday afternoon for a business trip. Mrs William G Towns from Washington will visit relatives in the city. W R Faulkner of Philomont Loudoun County was at Hotel Evans last night. William Spurr returned to Washington after visiting his parents on South Kent. H W Bowers of Richmond is registered at Hotel Evans for several days. Mr and Mrs F E Mower of Hendricks West Virginia registered at Hotel Jack. L E Calvert the topple buyer returned from Ixport New York and is at Hotel Jack. Joseph H Savage returned home to Weverton Maryland after several days in town. Supt S A Jordan and Chief Clerk J J Maphis of the Shenandoah division depart for Baltimore for a meeting with officials. M Ferrari of Martinsburg arrived last evening for a business trip and stays at Hotel Evans.

Frank Gould Harrisonburg, Va W. R. Faulkner Philomont Loudoun County Virginia Hotel Evans William Spurr Washington Andrew L. Spurr South Kent Street Mr. L. BE. Calvert Inix-Port, I, Y Jack Joseph H. Savage Weverton Busness S. A. Jordan J. J. Maphis Shenandoah Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore M. Ferrari Martinsburg, W. Va Evans

Backache relief promise from Hoot'n Sarsaparilla ad

An old advertisement touts Hoot n Sarsaparilla as a kidney tonic to relieve backache and boost energy. It urges readers to buy now, claiming the remedy strengthens kidneys and builds the system.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Company Promise

Frank J. Cheney of J. Cheney & Co. sworn to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason notes the oath dated December 6, 1886. Company promotes internal remedy with testimonials and Toledo, Ohio address. Sold by all druggists for 750.

Frank J. Cheney J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall A. D A. W. Gleason F. J. Cheney & CO Ohio

Disease a Greater Peril Than Bullets

With winter coming the prevention of pneumonia will be a problem. Pneumonia germs are carried by many persons and harmless unless a person’s resisting powers fail due to cold and rain. To prevent pneumonia and cure germ diseases use.

Amyl-Kijo and Kijo-Ine Health Tonic Ad

An old advertisement touts Amyl-Kijo and Kijo-Ine as lifesaving tonics for pneumonia cold diphtheria and germ diseases. It claims nightly inhalation improves sleep and health and recommends baths with the products. Gemicide Jelly for catarrh is also pitched. The Amyl-Kijo Chemical Co lists offices at 7 South Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia and prices 50c and 1 per bottle.

Amyl-Kijo Chemical Co Loudoun Street Winchester

Trial on Crowder death unfolds with negligence claims

In Harrisonburg a jury trial over Crowder’s death continues. Plaintiff Dechert accuses Valley Turnpike Co of failing to provide proper danger signals at an unfinished bridge. Defense attorney Williams contends driver Dark sped recklessly and that weather and signals did not cause the crash. Widow Crowder attends, tears near witnesses, as around 80 are set to testify.

Dechert Crowder Valley Turnpike Company Tenth Legion Williams Dark Harrisonburg Rockingham John R.bowman Kias Brunk Homer Ralston J.W. Hinkel SH. Lewis John I. Harnsberger J.J. Barnhart B. F. Ralston Samuel H. Craun J. Robert Firebaugh J. W. Funkhouser Homer Myers

Dark Testifies on Accident Involving Chauffeur Witness

In yesterday's session Z P Dark the chauffeur testified he was not to blame for the crash. He stated beer was in the car but no one was drunk and he had only one small whiskey at Fishers Hill. He noted several bottles were opened along the trip and two were consumed before Wharper Ferry. A near Winchester gatekeeper received a bottle and the party dined with Rev Mr Howe at Charlestown before visiting Miss Drury in Winchester.

R. Gray Williams Winchester Croxder Z. V. Dark Mir. Will Valley ‘Turnpike Company Z.p.dark Fishers Hill Washimpton Dark Crowder Wharpers Ferry Charlestown Mr. Howe Southern Methodist Church

Middletown Items Move and Travel Notes

Mrs. Mattie Hoffman spent the year with her daughter at her Illinois home and has returned to her son's house in Middletown. Mrs. James I. Lanrick visits Petersburg to winter with her daughter Mrs. Joseph Godhenour. Miss Virginia Sperry of Harpers Ferry is guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Sperry. Miss Florence Kremer of Winchester is a business visitor this week. Mrs. Fred Larrick visits Imelia Latrick before returning to Strasburg. Larrick was formerly Miss Chambers of Baltimore.

Middletown Mattie Hoffman Marker Mlinois James I. Lanrick Petersburg Pla Joseph Godhenour Virginia Sperry Harpers Ferry W. Va John.Sperry Florence ‘Kremer Winchester Fred. Larrick Imelia Latrick Strasburg Larrick Miss Chambers Baltimore

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Hellers Etta Annie Grim W. Seabright Robert Y. Conrad Whitby Erron Boyce MTS Mvs R. G. Mitchell Chamberlain The Evening Star William G. Towns H. W. Bowers Richmond, Va F. E. Mower Hendricks, W. Va Hotel Amyl-Kijo and Kijo Ine Pike Myers Hesses Pringe Albert Pringe Alberi el Wee Tobaccco Co P. A R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N. C Se‘sion Pocket Rochester Australia London Apia Hawaiian
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