Traveling Salesmen and Local Moves Highlight Weekend
A traveling salesman spent the weekend at the home of Messrs. Alien and Wilbur Payne. J. L. Clendening visited Martinsburg on Saturday for business. H. R. Smithey just opened a general merchandise store after moving from Winchester. Grace Whitmore shopped in Martinsburg on Saturday. Mrs. Joseph Hills returned home after weeks with her daughter Ida Steward near Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
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Messrs. Alien
Wilbur Payne
J. L. Clendening
Martinsburg
H. R. Smithey
Winchester
Grace Whitmore
Joseph Hills
Ida Steward
Chambersburg
Charlestown Notes Local Happenings.
Jefferson Notes reports on construction by C M Cullers planning a brick store on West Washington street, and a series of social visits and travels. Anna Lloyd Baylor spends weeks in Baltimore. Eva Carter and Robert Carter of Baltimore visit Mrs D C Strider. Local residents include Dunn, Gallaher, Howard Dunn, Ballenger, Mrs Russell Welsh, and Miss Mabel Dunn visiting Stephenson.
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Charlestown
W. Va
C. Cullers
West Washington Street
Anna Lloyd Baylor
Baltimore
Charles Crane
Garland Moore
Hampshire County
Eva Carter
Robert Carter
D. C. Strider
Robert Dunn
May obtain a second respite for Hillsville murderers
Richmond reports that Floyd Allen and his son Claude Swanson Allen face electrocution on Friday for the Hillsville courthouse murders. Governor Mann may intervene after private attorneys and Byrd and Minor prepare a petition to the Supreme Court for new trials based on after-discovered evidence.
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Richmond
Floydlen
Claude Swanson Allen
Hillsville
Mann
Louis Wengenberg
Richard Brejn Byrd
Harry M. Smith
James F. Minor
Supreme Court
Marlboro Bits and Bites From Marlboro Va
Misses tora and Emma Larrick of Middletown stay with Miss Louise Cooley at Rockville. Miss Nellye Leigh Graham of Middletown High School visited Miss Pearl Kmeisley. Mr David Ambrose returns from Winchester where his wife recovers after a serious operation. The couple Keckleys of Oranda visit Mrs E Smootz. D B Stickley hosts. D K Marquis of Pittsburgh visits R J Pangles. H N Clagett and daughter visit. Ethel Lineburg and Gustav e Stickley visit Pearl Kinsley. Cross ponds are in excellent condition. Hite the owner cuts about 12 barrels daily for shipment.
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Marlboro
Tora
Emma Larrick
Middletown
Louise Cooley
Rockville
Nellye Leigh Graham
Middletown High School
Keckley
Oranda
E. Smootz
Brill
Stephens City
Messrs. Elliot
Howard Wright
D. B. Stickley
D. K. Marquis
Pittsburgh
R. J. Pangle
H. N. Clagett
H. E. Shull
Ethel Lineburg
Gustave Stickley
Pearl Kinsley
Hite
Largest Woman in World Justine Masson Dies in Montreal
Justine Masson, said to be the world’s largest woman at 780 pounds, died in Montreal Canada after being housed in a circular ward built outside the insane asylum. Her strength and size prompted the creation of the circular room to contain her violent outbursts.
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Justine Masson
Montreal
Can
Insane Asylum
Chauncey Morian
Bilkwood
Ind
Justine
Masson
Revival Grows In Enthusiasm At Local Church
The Christian Church hosts a week long revival led by Rev. A. W. Andes who preached a strong sermon titled The Thirsty Soul last night and will preach again tonight. He will also lead the singing as public attendance is invited all week.
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The
Christian Church
A. W. Andes
Andes
Christmas Play Planned by Paynes Chapel Sunday School
Ridgeway West Virginia December 10 The Paynes Chapel Sunday school will present a Christmas entertainment on Christmas night at 7 30 o clock Mrs Pagar Abrell is seriously ill with typhoid fever at her home nearby Lee Fogle returned from a three week visit in Rockingham County Virginia A baby boy was born at the home of Mr J Custard J J Ridgeway received a car load of stock cattle from Chicago and Mrs J R Kibler returned home after a stay with relatives near Laya}
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Ridgeway
W. Va
Sunday School of Paynes Chapel
Lee Fogle
Rockingham County
Stork
J. J. Ridgeway
Chicago
Rand
J. R. Kibler
Tome Institute Closes For Christmas Break Over Cholera Like Chickenpox
Five cases of chickenpox at the Tome Institute for Boys in Port Deposit Maryland caused the authorities to close the school yesterday for contagion control. The institution will reopen on January 2. Students Donald and E V Weems Jr of Fairmont Avenue arrived home for a longer Christmas break while Winchester boys return to college.
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Messrs
Donald and
E. V. Weems, Jr
E. V. ‘Weems
Fairmont Avenue
Tome Institute For Boys
Port Deposit
Winchester
Tome Institute
Phé Institute
Ryomei Inhaler for Catarrh Promoted by Drugists
Advertisement touts HYOMEI inhaler for catarrh croup sore throat bronchitis and deafness. Bottle offered at 5 cents and full inhaler at 1 dollar with money back guarantee if it fails to work.
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Booth
Clarke Social Notes from Berryville Virginia
Miss Mary Glass visits friends at White Post. Mrs Sallie Boyer of Burlington New Jersey visits daughter Mrs C C Lewis. Mrs J F Eastwood of Washington spent Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs William Young. Mrs M D Russ of Washington visits Mrs P H Powers. Annie Moore returns from Washington and Baltimore. Dortch visits Washington for the winter month after summer at Mount Hebron. S S Thomas Jr returns from Bluemont and stays with Dr and P Osborne. Mary Owings of Hilliott City MD visits Miss Anne Stribling. Sophia Powers leaves to teach near Spout Run. Florence Wheat guest of Misses Moore. Mrs R H Clagett returns from Baltimore. John B Earle of Warren county in town Monday. Susie Dunlap of Boyre spends Tuesday in town.
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Berryville
Mary Glass
White Post
Sallie
Boyer
Burlington
N. J
C. C. Lewis
J. F. Eastwood
Washington
William Young
M.D. Russ
Annie Moore
Baltimore
Dortch
Mount Hebron
S. S. Thomas, Jr
Bluemont
Earle
Warren County
Susie Dunlap
Boyre
Pape's Diapepsin touted as quick stomach regulator
An old adclaims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion gas sour stomach and dyspepsia within minutes. It promises a money back guarantee with a fifty cent case offering a hundred dollars worth of relief and urges keeping the product at home for regular stomach upset.
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Pape
See Moment And The Task Answer
A cryptic message fragment hints at a task answer and a moment of realization. The text is brief and lacks clear subjects or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Transmitter The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Organizes Employee Paper
Beginning January 1 1913 the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will issue The Transmitter a monthly twice distributed paper for all employees. It aims to unify workers clarify company policies and boost efficiency with contributions invited from distant staff.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone ‘Company
Will Saegner
Death of William M. Sale 74 Confederate Veteran
William M. Sale 74 died at his Fairfield Rockingham County home after a three year paralysis illness. He served in Company H Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry during the Civil War. Survived by widow two daughters and three sons including Adjutant General W W Sale of the Virginia Militia.
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William M. Sale
Virginia Cavalry
Fairfield
Rockingham County
Saleing
W.W. Sale
Virginia Militia
Winches
Cardus credited for curing womanly troubles in WV letter
In a Rivesville letter Mrs. Dora Martin says three years of pain and sleep loss due to womanly trouble ended after using Cardus. She asserts Cardus saved her life and urges others to try it. Cardus claims fifty years of relief and promises targeted action, with druggists selling it.
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Rivesville
W. Va
Dora Martin
Cardus
Ladies' Adv
Sedicive Co
Chattanooga
Bankrupt Notice in Sprint Produce Company
In the Western District of Virginia the Sprint Produce Company of Winchester Frederick County was adjudged bankrupt on December 5 1912. The first meeting of creditors will be December 23 1912 at 10 30 AM at Ward Larrick offices Winchester to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee in Bankruptcy Chas A Hammer. 12 10 21
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District Court
Unite States
District of
Virginia
Sprint Produce Coy
Sprint Produce Company
Frederick
Winchester
Chas. A. Hammer
Norfolk and Western Timetable Snippet
Train No. 18 departs at 6:06 am toward Bristol with Pullman sleepers and dining car to Roanoke. No. 27 leaves at 6:38 pm to Shenandoah. connections at Shoah Junction for Washington. Train No. 14 runs at 7:04 pm toward Hagerstown, advised by Bevill and Saunders.
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Bristol
Inrmediate
Pullman
Rosnoke
Roanoke
Memphis
Shenandoah
Philadelphia
New York
Shoah Junction
Washington
Hagerstown
B. Bevill
W.c.saundrers
Public Sale of Valuable Farm and Timber Land in Winchester
Public sale to be held in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia on Saturday December 14 at 11 o'clock. The John W. Cather farm on Hogue is offered with a good dwelling bars corn-crib and email orchard. About 60 acres of hay meadows and 100 acres of fine saw timber. No timber may be removed until payment unless timber proceeds are applied to deferred payments. This sale to be approved by and stacks saw of said farm.
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Court House
Winchester
John W. Cather
Hogue
Redemption County Bonds Sealed for Frederick County
Bond holders numbered 256 to 275 must present these Frederick County bonds to the County Treasurer for payment on or before January. Interest ceases after that date. By order of the Board meeting November 18. Clark Cather, Chairman.
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Frederick County
Reeunion
Clark Cather
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