Consolidated Listing of Subscriptions and Dates
A compact notice consolidates separate newspaper items under one header with subscription rates. It lists annual, half year, quarterly, and monthly prepaid prices and marks Saturday December 26 as a key date. The text references Morning News Item Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror in a bundled format.
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Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Paul Jones and the Serapis at Scarborough 1779
A historical note recounts Paul Jones and the Bonhomme Richard near Scarborough, the Serapis battle, and the English coast raid memory. It ties the 1779 encounter to English minds, citing the engagement within sight of Flamborough Head and the escape of merchant ships to Scarborough harbor.
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Jota Bull
London
John Pau Jones
Whitehaven
John Bul
Phul “Jones
Scarborough
Flamborough Head
Bonhomme Richard
Paul
Paul Jones
Personal notices amid holiday visits in Clarke and nearby towns
Dr and Mrs B M Rosee went to Charlestown Thursday to spend time with Christina and Mrs J M Rutherford who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L Hook near town. Mrs Rutherford has returned home in Clarke county Virginia with her sister Miss Madeline Hook who spent Christmas at Ruth home. Mr and Mrs Harry Sloat of Washington are visiting Mrs Walter Sloat on South Washington Street. F Nelson of Capon Springs arrived in town for the holidays and is staying at a hotel. Joseph McCartrey of Hagerstown and Mrs Nora Braddock street Misses Mary and Sloane are visiting at their home. Miss Georgia Lady at Randolph Macon Woman's College is at her parents' home for the holidays.
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B. M. Rosee
Charlestown
Christina
Col
R. P. Chew
J. M.° Rutherford
L. Hook
Clarke County
Madeline. Hook
Ruth
Harry Sloat
Washington
Walter BD
Sloat
South Washington Street
Joseph “McCartrey
Hage Soran
Mary and
Slines
Roanna
Nora Braddock Street
Osert
Giarga
Randolph Macon Woman's Allege
Lynchburg, Va
Horace
Miss Tarbell
Tennyson
Hetty Green
Whip
Corbourg
Old
Gage
Em. Summers
South Bend
Ind
Hester Company Branch in Winchester and Local Holidays
The Hester Company once ran a branch in Winchester under Oscar Lewis. Mrs Lewis Hyde and children from New York visit at Dr William P Meguire’s home on Amherst Street for the holidays. Miss Ruth Thomas travels to Frederick Maryland to visit relatives and friends during the Christmas season.
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the Hester Company
Winchester
Oscar Lewis
Lewis H. Hyde
New York
Ruth Thomas
Frederick, Md
Nemo Notes Endorses Temperance and Self Control
The column defends Miss Tarbell and condemns mis quotation, urging kindness and daily good deeds. It warns boys against cigarettes, cites Thomas A. Holison on health risks, recounts Governor Holliday’s early temper lessons, and reflects on self discipline learned from family guidance.
Local Fire, Fortunes, and Figures in 1880s News
Fragmented text recalls 1880s events including a Harris Hall fire that claimed a fireman’s life, broadcasts about John Brown’s death, and letters to Thomas Hughes. The piece notes rescue efforts, cold night courage, and civic thanks to the Sarah Zane Fire Company, with mentions of local families and the Harris Hall tragedy’s aftermath.
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Coly de T. Moore
Thomas Hughes
John Brown
Christ
Brown
Hughes
Harris “Hall
Harris Hall
Henry Kinzel
John Williams
Fred
Blankner
Wulferts
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Virginians Vote on National Prohibition Bill Defeated
The Hobson resolution to submit a constitutional amendment for national prohibition failed in the House 197 for and 189 against. Two thirds were required to adopt. Democrats led by Underwood and Republicans led by Mann opposed the measure, with 114 Democrats 68 Republicans 11 Progressives and 4 Progressive Republicans voting for. Adjournment followed as pro and anti prohibition factions reflected mixed emotions.
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Underwood
Mann
Hwaiettier
Shep
Hobson
St Pauls AME Church Announces Sunday Services
At Fort Hill the congregation requests Rev. Dr. Douglas McDuffie stay to preach on Sunday. The day includes an 11 a.m. high service a 2 p.m. men’s mass meeting 4 p.m. women’s mass meeting and an 8 p.m. farewell sermon with public invited.
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St. .Paul’s A.™. E. Church
Fort Hill
Douglas McDuffie
Belgian Relief Fund receives $2 gift from H A Dinges
The Star notes Mr H A Dinges contributed two dollars to the Belgian Relief Fund. The paper will stop publishing contribution tables but invites further money or supplies with prompt acknowledgment. Katharine Grove of Martinsburg visited Winchester en route to Kernstown to visit Sir Benjamin Massie's family.
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H. A. Dinges
Star
ATELY
Katharine Grove
Martinsburg
Winchester
Kernstown
County
Benjamin Massie
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