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Masqueraders Galore In City Christmas Eve Festivities
The Evening Star describes a festive scene as children and youths band together for Christmas masquerades. They fashion comical outfits from mothers and sisters clothing, use props from a firemen convention, and roam city streets in search of cake amid lively doorbell ringing.
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Uncle Sam
Critique of Masqueraders Attitude During Holidays
The author condemns indiscriminate masqueraders who intrude on strangers homes with rude behavior and disguises. While acknowledging skilled masquerade groups, the piece urges decency and restraint, favoring visits within familiar circles and proper conduct over nuisance cake hunts.
Southern Railway Advances Edinburg Passenger Station Work
Woodstock news reports the Southern railway pushing ahead with a new passenger station at Edinburg, promising a neat building for the town in need of rail service. It also notes scarce rain for eight weeks, a local wedding, a batch of marriage licenses issued, and a shipment of 2,500 barrels of apples bound mainly for Texas markets.
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Southern Railway
Edinburg
Southern
O. H. Fravel
Bessie E. Miller
Toms Brook
Mammoth Poland China hog draws crowds at Reed farm
The Cumberland Times reports John Reed, a prosperous farmer near town, hosts a vast Poland China hog named George. The animal measures seven feet in girth and six feet in length, weighs 900 pounds, and is paired with a mate. It was shipped from the Alleghany mountains as a Christmas gift three years ago.
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John Reed
Town
Cumberland Times
George
Alleghany Mountains
Dining advice and holiday goods at Redman’s Cafe
Doctor prescribes visiting Redman’s Café at 166 North Main Street for 25 cent dinners to gain weight. He urges customers to inspect the Christmas goods, noting everything is new with no leftovers from last Christmas.
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Redman’s
N. Main Street
Holiday excursion rates on Cumberland Valley Railroad
During the Christmas holidays the Cumberland Valley Railroad offers excursion tickets to all stations on the Main Line and branches. Tickets are valid December 28 24 25 31 and January 1 with return to January 4 1900 at reduced rates. Wheat’s Laxative Grip Capsules are advertised as effective for colds.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Market Report of Wholesale Prices for Produce and Grains
Latest market reports list wholesale prices paid for butter dried fruits chickens ducks and soy products with figures for corn and other grains. The grain market section shows prices for shelled corn and related commodities amid varied entries and misreadable digits.
Coal Slates Price Rise Amid Strong Demand
Advertisement urges quick coal purchase before cold weather drives costs up. It touts high grade coal, good roads, and a guaranteed satisfaction, with J. T. Fisher at N Market St as the contact. Also notes second-hand stoves for sale at low prices and a phone listing.
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J. T. Fisher
Baker & Co
N. Market St
Miss Ferguson Injured in Berryville Pony Accident
Mary Ferguson daughter of Rev S G Ferguson of Martinsburg was thrown from a horse while riding near Berryville Virginia injuring her hip back and hip bruises not serious though painful. Rev Ferguson and Dr Sites traveled to Berryville to tend her. He himself is barely able to move and uses a cane.
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Martinsburg World
Mary Ferguson
S. G. Ferguson
Berryville
Mr. Ferguson
J. M. Sites
Ferguson
Alfred Ferguson
Berry
Mulligan Post No 30 G A R Elects Officers
Mulligan Post No 30 G A R met at E M Houston home for inspection by order of T Y Brown assistant inspector general Department of Virginia and North Carolina Officers for the ensuing year were elected E M Houston commander J F Bean adjutant
Talty Arrives En Route to Martinsburg for White Faulkner Nuptials
Mr. Bert Talty of Washington arrived in town last night on his way to Martinsburg to attend the White Faulkner wedding.
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Bert Talty
Washington
Martinsburg
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