Horror Star Loses Valuable Horse After Overfeeding
Gore items report Mr Upton Pugh losing a horse last week due to overfeeding after a day of work. Rock Enon youths plan a Thursday church entertainment with dialogues recitations and music. Bethel youth similarly schedule an event the same night. Gore youths organize a White Oak schoolhouse literary society with officers and a debate on fictional literature. A future Toll Gate meeting will feature singing recitations and a debate on printing presses vs pulpit influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Pugh
Rock Enon
Bethel
Gore
White Oak School House
Dan. F. Kerns
Harry E. Potts
Chancey H. Anderson
Edith V. Potts
Charles W. Parish
Ira Whitacre
H. E. Potts
W. Roy Amick
Joe
Potts
D. F Kerns
C. H. Anderson
Wm. J. Muse
C. W. Parish
Edward Hook
Toll Gate School House
Olive Triplett
Bertha Scrivenner
M. Roy Amick
D. F. Kerns
Chas. R. Anderson
Reverends Visit and Local Wedding Notices
Rev George Watson of Middletown preached at Macedonia on the 15th at 7 30 p m. Mr John Gregory of Stephens City and Mrs Mary Baldwin Phillips of White Post will wed in the M E Church South at White Post today. Mr Loring Fankhouser of Fawcett Gap visited Mr Charles Funkhouser last week. Rev F A Gaines will preach at Macedonia next Sunday at 3 with entertainments soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watson
Middletown
Macedonia
John Gregory
Stephens City
Mary Baldwin Phillips
White Post
M. E. Church
Loring Fankhouser
Fawcetts Gap
Charles Funkhoueer
F. A. Gaines
Gift Season Store Offers Umbrellas and Handkerchiefs
Store stays open until 9 Pm and markets umbrellas and handkerchiefs with personalized marking at no extra charge. This practical gift assortment targets holiday buyers seeking useful items with artistic name marking.
Local Market Prices and Small-Town News Digest
Henry Baetjer & Co announces wholesale prices for produce and grain including Hees Butter 17 roll 11 Apples 30 40 Potatoes 60 Chickens old 06 spring 6 Turkeys Wheat Corn. In Lakeview cool weather may allow ice harvest if it stays. John Bromley Jr goes to Asheville for winter health with sister Lizzie. Nellie Wright to Baltimore for Eggen Belt nuptials. Miss Belt remembered for private school here. Oyster supper for Burnt Factory Church a success. Alice Newcomer recovered. E C Jordan returns from hunting near Warden’sville. Lula Benner visiting Summit Point. R P Cline moved to Cuabletown WV. Viola McDonald of Episcopal Female Institute visited home. May Benner hosted by Sophia Staff near Jordan’s Springs. C H Goetz now at Wright’s stable Winchester offering lightning rods. de 5tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bromley, Jr
Asheville
North Carolina
Miss Lizzie
Nellie Wright
Baltimore
Miss Belt
Burnt Factory Church
Alice Newcome
E. C. Jordan
Wardensville
Lula Benner
Summit Point
R. P. Cline
Cuabletown
W. Va
Viola McDonald
Episcopal Female Institute
May Benner
Jordans Springs
Sophia
Excursion Holiday Tickets On Cumberland Valley Line
The Cumberland Valley Rail Road Co offers reduced fare excursion tickets between all stations for Christmas holidays on December 23 24 25 31 and January 1 good for return to January 4 1901. Also advertising twenty varieties of fine mixed candies from 6 to 18 cents per pound with special school prices offered at PENTZs Faulkner's corner. Miles Botts aged 63 died at Soldier's Home. he served in Co K 12th Virginia Infantry. Dr Charles S Taft who was present at Lincoln's assassination at Ford's Theatre died at Mount Vernon NY aged 65. C H Goetz offers lightning rod work from Wrights Livery Stable behind Taylor House. de 51f
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
PENTZ
Faulkner’s
Miles Botts
Co. K
12Th Virginia Infantry
C. H. Goetz
Wright
Taylor House
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THE
Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Co
H. Hansbrough
East Water Street
Telephone
Star
Times
the Star
Winchester
Mar
Tom Star
Henry Baetjer
COO
Lakeview
Harper
New Orleans
Chicago
Absolutely Pure
J. P. Haddox
Hagers Town
Robber
T. Mevicals
Ste Mee Carriage Works
Robt. T. McVicar
Fair Grounds Carriage Works
Huntsberry
INO
SELZ
Huntsberry’s
North Main St
Phonan
J. Mack Pangle
County Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Opequon
Fourth Street
David Harris
G. W. Larrick
Dellinger
Chase
Campbell
Holmes Boyd, Jr
Funk & Ray
South Main St
M. Hoxumes Boyd, JR
Charles S. Taft
Lincoln
Fords Theater
Washington
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Columbia
N. A. Cooper
E. Water Street
Star- Times
Valley Nat Bank
V.a
W. Rich
T. J. Orndorff
Cranite & Marble Monuments
E. Water St
Union Bank OF Winchester
Willis
Geo. H. Heist
Orricz
N. Main St
Miler
J. Noonsan
Loudoun Street
Phone
Chas. E. Aulick’s
South Main Street
Zirkle’s
S. Hable
Heller’s
Dickens
Waverly
Carlisle
Bell Bros
J.ub E. Bruce C
West Water St
Ramsburg
Maryland
York
Imrial
Ben Davis
M. B. Trig . W. Greening
J.a.ramsburg
Frederick City
Henry Schneder
Moore Property
Braddock
Peyton Streets
D. H. Bragonier
Welltown
John W. McKown
Central Commercial College
Cumberland
C. Eopw
PrRrEsnHo
Pres
Roger & Gallet’s
Holly
Ss. BorYv
Marian Heterick
P. Williams
Admr
D. W. Barton
Nat. Bank of Cumberland Warenea
Mary L. D. Avirett
Jnc
J. Rahete
Sac
T. A
BE. Holmes Boyd
Dec
Commissioner's
M. Steo
Fred. Com
R. Pig Co
Sans Barton & Boyde Avey
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