Norfolk and Western Sleeper Routes to Roanoke and New York
Train notes describe No 13 Sleeper to Roanoke via Parlor Bristol and Memphis connections. No 27 6 38 p m to Shenandoah and intermediate stations. northbound No 28 9 32 a m to Hagerstown New York and Philadelphia with station stops. includes railroad offices and traffic manager initials.
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Bristol
Roanoke
Parlor
Seacatan
Seelch
Norte
Pullman
Winston-Salem
Cafe
Gary
Memphis
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Reet Gym
New York
Phi B Levill W.c.sampers
Ris
Mge
Southern Railway Schedule Notes for Harrisonburg and Washington
Local for Harrisonburg departs Sehetaie Washington Alexandria and Strasburg with connections to Harrisonburg arriving 7 15 a m. No 49 daily local to Harrisonburg arrives 2 55 p m with buffet parlor car. Strasburg junction through service to Washington No 1 limited arrives 11 56 a m. No 28 daily to Washington arrives 9 18 p m with buffet parlor car. No 216 daily local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arrives 8 30 p m. Signed L B Brown and W Westbury assistant and general agents.
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Harrisonburg
Strasburg Junction
Alexandria
Washington
Numberland Valley Railway Time Table June 1 1914
Train arrivals at Winchester schedule shows peak morning times 9 20 a m and 11 61 a m and 7 28 p m with services excluding Sundays. Originating from the above line the timetable lists numbers and routes for June 1 1914.
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Numberland Valley RK
Winchester
Law suit filed over death at Interstate Evaporating plant
Attorneys for Theodore Furley filed in Martinsburg Circuit Court a $10,000 damages suit for the death of his son at the Interstate Evaporating Company plant in Inwood. The action names the company and individually named board members Rothwell Brooks Rothstein Slauer and Cook. Negotiations had begun for out of court settlement but a hitch prompted formal filing. Further damage suits may follow.
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Attorneys and
Boyd
Martinsburg
Theodore Purley
Robert Hobson
James M. Rothwell
H. c. Brooks
Maurice Rothstein
George Slalauer
James Cook
Geks
Inwood
Sit
Bunker Hill Names Lady Postmaster and Moves Office
Bunker Hill West Virginia December 10 1915 Mrs H A Rogers appointed postmaster will move the post office to her newly added house and open for business January 1 1916. George B Henson horse died from lockjaw and his mother lost a horse the same night. Local chicken thefts lead to dog poisoning by unknown malicious individuals. W B Clendenning to eastern cities for new merchandise. L N Sutton railroad agent at home with grip. O B LeFevre spent yesterday in Martinsburg on business.
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Bunker Hill
W. Va
Bunker Hill Post Office
H. A.rogers
Ela Henson
W. B. Clendenning
L N. Sutton
Cumberland Valley Railroad
O. B. LeFevre
Martinsburg
Torrytown News Items From W Va Readers
Miss Lulu Morgan and her daughters Josephine and Mildred visited her aunt in Winchester. William Murphy left with relatives at Raceburg. Mrs Christian Shipley returned home after visiting Morgie Weidman’s grandmother. Zeph Morgan and Morgie Weidman were in Martinsburg. Morgie Weidman remains on the sick list. Mrs David Braithwaite and Goldie spent a day in Martinsburg.
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Torrytown
W. Va
Lulu Morgan
Josephine
Mildred
William Swimley
Winchester
William Murphy
Christian Shipley
Morgie ‘Weidman
Zeph' Morgan
Martinsburg
Morgie Weidman
David Braithwaite
Goldie
Quickest Cough Remedy Made at Home
A home made Pinex and sugar syrup cough remedy is promoted as fast acting and economical. The guide instructs using 2% ounces Pinex mixed with plain sugar syrup to treat bronchial coughs and related conditions within 24 hours. It claims long lasting effect and full pint supply for 54 cents with directions and a money back guarantee.
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Guaiacol
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SPAVE
Berryville
Southern Railway
Strasburg
Z D Daily
Rippie G
Sunday Tonge
Leavir
Hegerstown
Greeneas Guppeere
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Franck Baker & Son Druggists
Fred. S. Boyd
Huyler
Fredrick County
Mary
Orndorff
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Star Tannery
Aaron Orndorff
Lock Miller
Ananias Orndorff
Isal
William M. Bowen
Selz Royal Blue
Theo. Furley
Purley
Porating Company
Raceburg
France
BUICK
Delco
Auto Livery Co
W. E. Huntsberry
Huntsberry
S Gorage
Water and Braddock Streets
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller & Co
Oliday
Pandora
Medici and Elizabeth
Russell & Green
Childrens
Moling & Seal
The
Union Bank of Winchester
Savings Department
FEDS
Chief Bender
Charles A. Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Bender
Brooklyn
iPara
Hender Hi
Athletics
Abe
Browning
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