Bible as Revelation and Rule for Faith and Life
Rev Murdoch at Baptist Church argues the Bible reveals God and humanity and serves as the rule of faith and practice. He cites Acts 17 and the Bereans, praising Scripture as God’s revelation and guide for salvation. The Bible is described as lamp and light for the path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Father
Savior
J. Ryland Murdoch
The
Baptist Church
Thessalonica
Murdoch
S V B IN NEW HOME
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank moves to its new Main and Piccadilly streets quarters after namesake figures William M. Calvert L F Cooper and G Casper Fries oversee the transition. Cooper Bros. handled the last deposit in the old building. Farmers' and Merchants' Bank construction will create two top banking houses in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Calvert
Horsey & Atwell
L. F. Cooper
Cooper Brothers
G. Casper Fries
North Market Street
Cooper Bros
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Main and
Piccadilly Streets
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Winchester
World sports editor Wooley visits Winchester family
Mr. Robert M. Wooley sporting editor of the New York World arrived in Winchester Saturday to visit his wife and children at Judge William M. Atkinson's residence. He will stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Wooley
The
New York World
Winchester
William M. Atkinson
Wooley
Sarah Zane Oyster Supper Committee Meeting
The Sarah Zane Oyster Supper Committee will meet at the engine house tomorrow evening at 7 30.
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Sarah Zane
Engine House
Deed Recorded Transfers Lot On Fairmont Avenue
Deed admitted to record in the Corporation Clerk's Office transfers a parcel fronting 37 feet on Fairmont Avenue from Jno D Slonaker and wife to A G Slonaker for 130 dollars. Largest shipment of Pacific coast fruit received in Winchester arrived via Cumberland Valley Railroad to Baker & Co. Friendship Torch Corps to meet at 8 PM. Legal forms for rent cards trespass notices available at office. Plant trees this fall catalogue. Currants citron raisins cocoa nuts at Schneider's Grocery.
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Corporation Clerk’s
Fairmont Avenue
Jno
D. Slonaker
A. G. Slonaker
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Baker & Co
Unclear dialogue on bets delays in undertakings
A brief exchange discusses obstacles from excessive bets hindering progress. Briggs cites the issue as the main cause and seeks a solution. The Chicago News tone suggests a pragmatic, brisk assessment of the failure to meet goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Swiges
Chicago News
Fragments of Sharp Wit and Shaushed Dialogue
A Philadelphia Record humor snippet shows a wise guy declaring honesty as best policy and a customer demanding a keg sized bottle. The exchange highlights comic miscommunication and wordplay in a rapid back and forth style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Philadelphia Record
Annual Stockholders Meeting of W. W. and B. Turnpike Co.
The annual meeting for stockholders is set for Grimes Virginia on December 27, 1902 at 10 am. Secretary Joan W. McKown signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. and B. Turnpike Co
Grimes, Va
Joan W. McKown
Public Sale Of A Desirable Small Farm In Frederick County
The executor of Nathan A Brent deceased offers at public auction in Winchester Virginia a 91 acre farm with buildings and improvements. Located five miles northwest of Winchester on the south side of the Northwestern Grade the property adjoins Simon F Cooper Amos Cochran and others. Red slate land with a never failing stream. Tenant may occupy until April 1903. Cash terms. January 10 1903 at 1 oclock pm. Executor M M Lxna and E L Hodgson Auctioneer.
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Nathan A. Brent
Court House
Winchester
Frederick County
Simon F. Cooper
Amos Cochran
John Shenholtz
E. L Hodgson
M.M
Personal items from T. T. Wall's and travel notes
Dr. Hunter H. McGuire returns from New York and Major Holmes Conrad travels to Washington. E. Bruce Capper receives a full line of Mystic Shrine and Masonic buttons. Mrs. R. E. Byrd heads to Washington for a theatre party hosted by her brother Hon. H. D. Flood. Senator and Mrs. Martin will be among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bruce Capper
R. E. Byrd
Washington
H. D. Flood
Appomattox
Martin
H. W. Clowe’s
Virginia Health Bulletin Reports Disease spread in counties
The November bulletin notes rheumatic troubles in Frederick County with a sanitary coalition. Shenandoah County report by Drs White Campbell Henkel cites many tuberculosis and typhoid cases, eight five smallpox, gastroenteric disease, and general sanitary conditions described as fair to good.
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Virginia Board of Health
The
Star
Frederick County
Shenandoah County
B. R. White
Strasburg
J. L. Campbell
Woodstock
C. C. Henkel
New Market
Punty
Protracted Meeting Progress at Stephens City
The Metho dist Church protracted meeting in Stephens City continues with nineteen conversions and nineteen accessions to the church. The meeting runs through Wednesday night. plus changes in local business and plans for holiday oyster supper fundraiser.
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Srevugmss City
Methodist Church
St. Barr Sampsell
T. J. Orndorff & Co
Winchester
Paul
E. B. Sampsell
Nelson
Georgia
John S. Galliday
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. M. Lineburg
Deer Mortally Wounded on Timber Ridge by Hunters
A fine deer was killed near Homer pageant's on Timber Ridge by a party of hunters who had wounded it earlier on the mountain. After a long chase lasting several miles the exhausted animal was captured. Samuel Price, resident of Back Creek Valley, was buried at Mount Carmel on Saturday. E R Miller moved into a newly erected house by C N Pugh. Collars and cuffs offered at T T Wall's with desk work boxes and Capper's Signet Rings advertised at special prices.
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Evening Star
Wairacre
Homer
Timber Ridge
Redland
Samuel Price
Back Creek Valley
Mount Carmel
E. R. Miller
C. N. Pugh
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S. V B
New Home
Mr. Wooley
Santa Claus
James
Santa Claus Sae
Nannie
Alalaerrta
Sana
Kris
Reefer
Mr. Slonaker
Friendship Torch Corps
Friendship Engine House
J. A. Ramspure
Frederick Md
Schneider’s Grocery
Eeasne
Eyedeas
Wes
Nationa Bank of Winchester
the Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States Government
Pocket Books
T. T. Wall's
T.T. Wall's
Hunter H. McGuire
New York
Holmes Conrad
Stephens City
the Evening Star
T. T. Wall’s
Capper
Fred. H. Hable
Ine Smith O'Brien
GAME
O’ Neill
Oatle
Dublin County
Ireland
Smith O'Brien
Molly Bawn
Norine
City of Rest
Hable’s
Miller Supply Company
H. W. Clowe
North Main Street
Bailey & Boxwell
P. H. Reardon
N. Main Atree
Shenandoah Valley Nat. Bank
W. Rice
Episcopal Church Alley
West Water Street
Washington Johnson
North Kent St
Farmers and Merchants Nationa Bank
Thursoday
H. D. Fulner
North Braddock Street
John Affleck
Braddock and
Peyton Streets
Hererick
Grimes
Hawkins and Lambert Strain
Bowman Bros
Lebanon Church
Mamie O’neal
Monmouth Street
PALE
SEARS
GEO. E. Bushnell & Company
Geo. E. Bushnell and
Walter S. Nicklin
Shenandoah Valley National. Bank
Old Bank
Main and Piccadilly Streets
Virginia
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