Life of Dr. William Love Ends in Winchester
Dr. William B. Love a long time Winchester physician died suddenly last night at his home on West Water Street. He was born in Ireland in 1836 and practiced medicine in Winchester since 1866 after serving as a Confederate surgeon. Survived by his wife and three daughters, his funeral is set for Sunday at 3 P M in the Presbyterian Church with Masonic rites at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Love
Virginia Valley
West Water Street
J. B.C. Stuart
Dr. Love
Greaie
Slence
Stuart
Dr Love
Dr. . Love
Mrs. Love
H. F. Byrd
Mr. Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Love Home
Elizabeth Latane
Baltimore
Lettice Latane
Carroll M. Sparrow
University of Virginia
Latane
Ireland
Armagh
United States
J. Love
Eliza Smythe “Love
Mr. Love
Petersburg
Staunton
Augusta County
Mississippi
Kansas City
Louisiana
Winchester
Elizabeth B. Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Charles James Faulkner
France
Kenneth W. Hudgins
J. ‘Wilton Hope
Hampton
James M. Love
Mary Bainbridge
Fredericksburg
Elizabeth Hudgins
William Love
Malcolm Hudgins
Hisse Page
Elizabeth Faulkner
Boydie Hope
J. Wilton Hope, Jr
Hampton, Va
Charles J. Faulkner
E. Boyd Faulkner
Virginia McSherry
W. Va
Thomas ‘Pocock
Richmond
Mary Campbell
H. D. Flood
Tenth Congressional District
Virginia
Appomattox
H. D. Fuller
Shenandoah Valley’ National Bank
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
Handley Board of
Handley Fund
Chartley Rouss Fire Company
Presbyterian Church In
American Medical Association
Shenandoah Valley Medical Society
Winchester Memorial Hospital Association
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lacy
Hiram Lodge of Masons
Mount Neo
Clubhouse to be formed for Company I members
After the regular drill of Company I, Second Virginia Regiment, a club is planned in the large room above the barracks on North Main Street. Membership limited to Company I with a gym, magazines, newspapers, books, and a complete set of U S Army regulations. Officers: Peter House president, O J Franks vice president, J W McDonald secretary treasurer. The unit recently introduced a county-wide signaling drill for field communication.
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Second Virginia Regiment
North Main Street
United States Army
Peter House
O. J. Franks
J. W. McDonald
Virginia Militia
Tragic Sawmill Death Leaves Zepp Community in Mourning
Isaac Herbaugh, 40, died at Reese Orndorff's sawmill near Zepp after an accident at full speed saw cutting his body in two. He stumbled possibly on a stone, his left arm severed, ear torn, and brain exposed. Survived by his widow eight children and his mother Mary Herbaugh, his death deeply saddens Zepp and Star Tannery residents.
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Isaac Herbaugh
Reese Orndorff
Zepp
Stavery
Herbaugh
Orndorff
Orndo
Mary Herbaugh
Zepp and
Star Tannery
Death of Major John B. Sherrard in Burnett Texas
Winchester and Frederick county mourn the death of Major John B. Sherrard who died November 30 in Burnett Texas. Born December 13 1822 in Bloomery he married Susan Gibson in 1847 and lived in Romney West Virginia. He led Hampshire Guards in the Civil War and survived many battles losing kin at Cold Harbor. He is survived by son David Gibson Sherrard and daughter Annie Hopkins Mallett of Burnett Texas.
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Winchester
Frederick County
John B. Sherrard
Burnett
Texas
Major Sherrard
Bloomery
Susan A. Gibson
Romney
W. Va
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Hampshire County
Hampshire Guards
Harper's Ferry
Virginia
A. P. Hill
Lee
Jackson
Cold Harbor
Sherrard
Appomatox
Presbyterian Church
David Gibson
Annie Hopkins Mallett
Botth
Two Big Acts Refined Vaudeville Tonight
Two of the best acts of polite vaudeville will be brought here tonight from Martinsburg Theater. See the Viola Duo and Franklin & Franklin. Admission ten cents. Also usual line of fine pictures.
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Martinsburg
Viola
Franklin & Franklin
Turkeys Wanted for Highest Cash Market Price
Turkeys chickens ducks and geese will be bought for cash at top market prices. Load cars all next week and deliver to warehouse. See the operator before selling.
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Ahlby Sprint
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Lodge to Hold Special Communication for Funeral Arrangements
Hiram Lodge will convene at 7:30 this evening in the Masonic Temple to arrange the funeral of their past master and to name the active pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be selected by Dr. Love's family members.
Boyce Builds New Station and Lights Up Town
The progressive Boyce community in Clarke county funded a new Norfolk and Western Station by tearing down old structures and starting construction immediately. A power plant and electric street lighting will soon illuminate streets and businesses, with residents contributing willingly to the town's advancement. Every citizen joins in volunteer effort and financial support.
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Boyce
Clarke County
Norfolk and Western Railway
Page-Manning
Hats at Miss Kremer's at Cost Bargains
Advertisement notes hats offered at cost with prices starting at one dollar. Mentions a modern Q-room residence at 143 North Braddock Street with bath electricity gas and furnace heating, apply to L. C. Janney.
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Miss Kremer
Bath
N. Braddock St
Iptt
L. C. Janney
Butler couple return from Europe to Clarke county
Mr and Mrs Howard Gey Butler of Annefield near White Post Clarke county have returned from several months in England and on the continent. They will not live at Annefield for the present. They enjoyed every hour of their stay abroad and have returned in ex-
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Howard Gey Butler
Annefield
White Post
Clarke County
England
Europe
Clarke
Butler
Neighbors Save Mill from Blaze in Brucetown
Brucetown Virginia December 13 The Tanquary mill owned by W N Bishop and H W Montgomery was saved from near destruction after Miss Emily Pierce and Miss M S Tanquary spotted flames through a mill window. A store pipe with a card board cap ignited, three floors damaged with ash flour scattered. water had to be hauled from a ford due to no immediate water supply.
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Brucetown
Tanquary Mill
W. N. Bishop
H. W. Montgomery
Ama
Mise Pmily Pierce
Mise M. S. Tanquary
Tanquary
Xmas and New Year Cards Imported From Germany
25 000 cards and booklets marketed for Christmas and New Year sold at 8 cents per dozen imported from Germany. Window display at Anderson's Tobacco Store. Special prices available through Sunday for schools and merchants.
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Germany
Anderson’s Tobacco Store
Baltimore Quotations From Telegraph Prices
Baltimore wholesale markets report Dec 18 prices for wheat corn hay eggs butter and live poultry. Notable values include No 2 red wheat 99 cents December, corn 63 84 and 58 38 ears, Timothy hay 19 50 to 19 53, clover 14 50, eggs 29 to 38 cents, butter 86 to 87 cents, poultry and turkeys priced per dozen or pound with young hens 18 cents. Subscribe notices and local society note Miss Snapp visiting Virginia kinship.
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Star
Baltimore
Timothy
Virginia
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John Sherrard
Brutetown
Relief
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