The Star Promises Largest Circulation in Winchester
The Star guarantees advertisers the largest daily circulation in Winchester. Rates: one year $2.00, six months $1.00, three months 50 cents, one month 20 cents. Postage prepaid by publishers. Advertising rates available at The Star Office Nos. 17 and 19 East Water Street.
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Daily Star
Times
Star
Psee
the Star
Winchester
Mam
Tam Star
East Water Street
Mr. Cav e’s View of Winchester in 1900s Letter
D N Cave returned from a 200 mile overland trip via Luray Winchester Capon Springs Romney with his daughter Lilie. He praised Winchester as a busy growing town of 6000 with paving electric lights water works thriving industries a near completed city hall and an opera house. He noted two cemeteries harboring seven to eight thousand soldiers of the stars and stripes and stars and bars.
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D. N. Cave
Luray
Romney
W. Va
Page Courier
Miss Lillie
Winchester
Capon Springs
Shenandoah Valley
Woodstock
New Market
Chas. S. Sloat
South Kent Street
Virginia
Miss Eulalie Walter Returns From Linden Visit
Linden correspondent notes Miss Eulalie Walter has returned to Winchester after a two week visit. She made many friends during her stay and departed too soon. Prof. W H Beardsworth of Buena Vista visits Linden for piano or organ tuning. interested residents may leave addresses at T T Wall’s store. Mr Denny Walters and wife of Baltimore, guests of Mr Edward Copenhaver and wife, depart for home. Luray introduces Mountain City and Rainbow Fire Companies to the town.
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Linden
The
Warren Sentinel
Eulalie Walter
Winchester
Chester
W. H. Beardsworth
Buena Vista
T. T. Wall’s
Denny Walters
Baltimore
Edward Copenhaver
South Market Street
Sale of handkerchiefs and silks at local shop
A new sale line includes handkerchiefs linen and silk umbrellas shawls mercerized skirts and other goods. It features Miss Sydenstricker Miss Andrew Miss Britton and several other young women from Maryland New York and Virginia returning home for holidays. In Shepherdstown Edna Munday was attacked but escaped. no description or clue available.
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Sydenstricker
Upperville
Andrew
Baltimore
Mies Britton
New York
Bransford
Cotta
Hinton
W. Va
Mies Huddleston
White Suphur Springs
Curry
Pocahontas County
Embrey
Fredericksburg
Mise Lake
Loudoun County
Francis
Rector
Fauquier County
Davis
Edna Munday
H. E. Munday
Shepherdstown
Church Street
The
Register
Ramsburg
Maryland
York
Ima Ben Davis
M. B. Trig . W. Greening
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Cudahy Pays $25,000 Ransom for Kidnapped Son
Edward Cudahy, Sr., Omaha millionaire, paid the $25,000 ransom demanded for his kidnapped son. Authorities believe the abductors planned the crime carefully and may evade detection. The payment was compelled by threats to blind the boy with acids if refused.
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Edward Cudahy, Sr
Omaha
Nebraska
Mr. Cudahy
Holiday Excursion Rates From Cumberland Valley Rail Road
The Cumberland Valley Rail Road Company offers excursion tickets at reduced holiday rates for all stations on its line on December 23 24 25 31 and January 1 with return valid until January 4 1901. Johns Hopkins Glee Club Dance follows a December 27 concert with a proposed dance at Cameron Hall. C H Goetz the Hagerstown lightning rod man now at Wrights stable rear of Taylor House Winchester offers dwellings and barn lightning rod installations.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Johns Hopkins Glee Club
Johns Hopkins Glee Glub
Cameron Hall
C. H. Goetz
Hagerstown
Wright
Taylor House
Winchester
Mrs A W Wilson Sends Views to Baltimore Law
Mrs A W Wilson wife of Bishop Wilson wrote an interesting letter to the Baltimore Law that appeared in yesterday's issue. Bishop and Mrs Wilson, both well known here, left months ago for China in the interest of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. A present given with every dollar worth of candy bought at C W Ramsburg's. 12-18 iw. Mrs A E Kenney of near Hacking Rock was in Winchester today.
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A. W. Wilson
Bishop Wilson
Baltimore Law
Bishop
C. W. Ramsburg
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Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Co
H. Hansbrough
East Water Streee
Mr. Cave
Mountain City Fire Company
H. R. McKay
Rainbow Fire Company
W. K. Adams
Pentzz’ Dee
Fanikner’s
NEW _ FURS
Henry Bretjer
New Orleans
Chicago
J. P. Haddox
Columbia Bicycles
N. A. Cooper
E. Water Street
Star- Times
Dee. li
Rober
Robt. T. McVicar
Fair Grounds Carriage Works
Huntsberry
Muppilbes
MNOV
Sehoes
SELZ
Huntsberry’s
North Main St
Phon
Shen
Valley
Nat
Bawe
MO. W. Rice
Union Bank OF Winchester
M. H. G. Willis
Call and Saa Nn
Wwews
Mr. Wilson
A. E. Kenney
Near Hacking Rock
Frederick
T. V. Purcell
W. and
City of
Win
Winchester Hand
W. M. Sumption
Water St
Market Street
M. E
T. J. Orndorff
Cranite
France Baker
Chas. E. Aulick’s
South Main Street
Zirkle’s
Main Street
Clowe’s Jewelry Store
M. F
Buxzy- Ing
Heller’s
Eony
Waverly
Carlisle, &c
Stone Martin
Bell Bros
Henry Schneder
Moore
Braddock and
Peyton
Stree
Apty
D. H
Bragonier
S. Hable
MD the
Eater, Welltown & Berkey Turnpike Co
Grimes
John W. McKown
E. Bruce Capper
West Water St
Central Commercial College
Cumberland
Va. C
Roger & Gallet
Holly
Fred. Ss. Boyw
Main
Marian Heterick
Welltown
G. O. Snapp
N. Market. Street
Chrisfield
Catholic Entertainment
J. Noonan
North Loudoun Street
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