Catholic Bazar Gifts On Exhibition At Sacred Heart
The Church of the Sacred Heart rector Father McKeefry announces a bazar and oyster supper for a week starting December 29. Donations are liberal and items such as a Haviland china tea set and cut glass, donated by Mrs. Fersenheim, and a clock with bronze ornaments donated by Mrs. Taggart, are displayed in Horsey & Atwell's window.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Father McKeefry
Haviland
Fersenheim
Mason Shrine event draws Virginia leaders to Winchester
Governor Montague missed the gathering in Richmond as visitors from Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland joined Masons in Winchester for a Shrine ceremony and banquet. Attendees included Dr. Keller of Hagerstown and W. F. Alexander of Charlestown among others, with twenty five Winchester Masons now Shrined.
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Montague
Richmond
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Masons
Winchester
Dr. Keller
Hagerstown
W. F. Keyser
Luray
W.F. Alexander
J. L. Campbell
Charlestown
C. Bowling
G. D. Brown
M. E. Buallinger
V. Va
D. C. Owings
Harrison Dingman
Frank Cunningham
O. A. Hawkins
L.W. McNeigg
S. T. Atkinson
C. W. Trenary
Sam Rhodes
Riverton
R. Lee Taylor
Sperryville
H. Jolliffe
H. H. Jenkins
Millwood
W. W. Williamson
Philadelphia
W. G. Moffett
Baltimore
E. Funkhouser
Staunton
W. C. Switzer
J. T. Smith
Waynesboro
Hugh E. Naylor
Front Royal
C. H.quenzel
Martinsburg
Hayner Distillery Seeks Trust in Purity and Age Promise
Uncle Sam and ten officials supervise every stage of Hayner Distillery production from grain to bottle. The whiskey in seven years of storage carries a United States registered distiller's guarantee of purity and age, with profits saved for consumers. Rev Dr Frank J Brooke returns home from Alexandria after visiting this city and preaching in the Presbyterian church.
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Uncle Sam
Hayner
United States
Hayner Distilling Company
Frank J. Brooke
Presbyterian Church
Alexandria
Agnew Liver Pills Sell Fast at Ten Cents a Vial
Dr Agnew's Liver Pills attract strong demand with a claim they relieve sluggish liver constipation and irregular bowels, advertised at 40 pills per vial for 10 cents. George E Bushnell & Co distribute this remedy. Revs Dame and Lee returned from Middletown after services. Harold Sheetz departed for Gaithersburg Maryland.
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Dr. Agnew
George E. Bushnell & Co
Nelson P. Dame
Harry B.lee
Middletown
Harold Sheetz
Gaithersburg
Advertisers urged to submit ad changes by 10 a.m.
The Star requests advertisers bring ad changes to the office by 10 a.m. to ensure better service. Late changes delay publication and hinder neat advertising.
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Star
The
Train Sleeper Schedules for Roanoke and Connections
No 1 daily at 2 33 a m serves Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Norton Welch Winston-Salem Charlotte with a Pullman sleeper to Welch. No 3 daily at 9 09 a m serves Roanoke intermediate Bristol Knoxville Bluefield Columbus Cincinnati and the West with Pullman sleepers to Knoxville and Roanoke to Columbus. No 27 daily at 6 31 p m serves Elkton and intermediate stations. Request rates maps time tables sleeping car reservations from Roanoke agents N F Braug Trav Pas Agt and W B Bevill Gen Pas Agt Roanoke Va.
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Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Norton
Welch
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
N. C
Pullman
Knoxville
Columbus
Cincinnati
West
Pullman Sleeper
Elkton
N. F. Braag
Trav. Pas
W. B. Bevill
Lost money on Water Street near church alley
A sum lost on Saturday between the Episcopal Church alley and Dr. Hunter H. Mc Guire's office on West Water Street consists of four one dollar bills and 50 cents in silver. Reward paid at this office or to Washington Johnson, 442 North Kent Street.
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Episcopal Church Alley
Hunter H. McGuire
West Water Street
Washington Johnson
North Kent St
Public Sale of Desirable Small Farm in Frederick Co Va
The executor of Nathan A Brent decd offers 91 acres of land with buildings near Winchester Virginia for sale at public auction on Saturday January 10 1903 at 11 o clock in front of the Court House. Property lies five miles northwest of Winchester on the south side of the Northwestern Grade adjoining Simon F Cooper Amos Cochran and others. Land is red slate soil watered by a constant stream. Tenant may occupy until April 1 1903. Cash terms. E L Hodgson Auctioneer M M Lincy Exor.
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Nathan A. Brent
Court House
Winchester
Frederick County
Simon F. Cooper
Amos Cochran
John Shenholtz
E. L. Hodgson
M. M
Identity of dying German man found near Stephens City
Mrs Mamie Hartle of Chewsville Md writes to Tur Star to identify the aged German found in a frozen condition near Stephens City. She notes he had stayed with Barry Hartle for years, was a useful guest, and likely traveled south in winter to escape severe weather. He had no known relatives, and burial should be arranged if he dies.
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M. Peery
Sephens City
Tur Star
Chewsville
Stephens City
Peery
Tam Star
Mamie A. Hartle
Charles Rodrick
Barry M. Hartle
Virginia
Hagerstown Mail
Germany
Organizing New Lodge of Red Men
A number of gentlemen are organizing a local lodge of Red Men here and have secured sufficient members to obtain a charter. The new order will receive its charter from the State Grand Lodge and will be independent of the Shawnee Tribe existing group.
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State Grand Lodge
Shockey Brothers Duel in Political Debate
Correspondence notes Mr. Jefferson Shockey of Winchester visits his brother John Shockey Sr. of Shockeysville. They oppose each other politically, and when they meet the clash is described as Diamond cut diamond.
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Evening Star
Denaven
Jefferson Shockey
Winchester
John Shockey
Shockeysville
Personal notices from Frederick Maryland column listing residents
A local column cites varied notices including rental forms and trespass notices for sale, a fall tree catalog offer from J A Ramspure, Christmas gift display by T T Wall, and an illness update for Mrs Wm March on South Market Street.
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Wm. March
South Market Street
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Catholic Bazar
Dr. Brooke
Philosophy
Willoon
Geeeeeeeeeeeseeeer
Horsey & Atwell
Norfelkie
Berryville
Harrisburg
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
North
New York
Shenandoah Valley Nat. Bank
Jno. W. Rice
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Deas
E. Bruce Capper
Nationa Bank of Winchester
the Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States Government
Lodge of Red Men
Mr. Shockey
Dehaven
J. A. Ramspure
Frederick Md
Schneider’s Grocery
T. T. Wall
Ayer
Geo. B. Bushnell
Walter 8. Nickluen
Fred. H. Hable
H—O'neill
Cas Tle
Dublin County
Ireland
Hehar Smith O'Brien
Molly Bawn
Norine
City of Rest
Hable’s
Miller Supply Company
H. W. Clowe’s
H. W. Clowe
North Main Street
Bailey & Boxwell
P. ‘Hh. Reardon
N. Main Atree
Main and
Piccadilly Streets
Old Bank
Main and Piccadilly Streets
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