Cake Walk Winners at Winston Hall Prize Night
The cake walk hosted by the colored people of Berryville last night at Winston Hall drew many white attendees. Prizes went to Annie Blair and Tanner Dicson for first, Nancy Blair and Thomas Bammers for second, and Arabella Lincoln for third. Judges included Meners, 8. 8, Thomas, Conrad Kowns tar and Dr. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of
Tan Everina
Arch Street
Berryville
Winston Hall
Annie Blair
Tanner Dicson
Nancy Blair
Thomas Bammers
Arabella Lincoln
Meners
Thomas
Conrad Kownstar
Dr. Harris
Contest to name most words from A Royal Slave
Readers compete to extract the most words from A Royal Slave and win four box seats at The Auditorium for Tuesday evening. Entry closes Monday January 4 at noon. winner to be named in Monday's evening paper. Send lists to Mr H L Wood manager Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wood
Frederick County offices fire proof protection discussed
The committee of the Board of Supervisors of Frederick met to consider the fire proof protection planned for the new County and Circuit Clerks' offices. Mr. W. E. McKeener of Pittsburg is visiting relatives in Boyce.
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Board of Supervisors of
Frederick
W. E. McKeener
Pittsburg, Pa
Boyce
Vinol praised by New Smyrna mayor in local ad
Franck Baker & Son promote Vinol with a letter from New Smyrna Mayor C. G. Hesse. The endorsement claims Vinol strengthens the system, aids appetite, and supports recovery after wasting illnesses through cod liver-derived medicinal elements.
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Vinel
Baker
Franck Baker & Son
C. G. Hesse
New Smyrna
Fla
Vinci
Endorsement Promotes Vinci Cod Liver Oil as Superior
The text cites Hon. C.G. Hesse praising Vinci cod liver oil, calling it a high class preparation and the greatest tonic reformer for medicine. It asserts genuine testimony and strong belief in Vinci’s superiority for the American public with high confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heese
Vinci
Trees Grow in Water as Nobbe Proves Soil Is Not Required
A Chicago Record-Herald summary reports Prof. Nobbe of Germany demonstrating that certain trees can reach full size while immersed in clean water without soil. Trees eight to ten inches in circumference grow in glass jars with artificial nutrient solution, showing three generations removed from soil can thrive. Also noted is Prince Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria, a physician and musician, who trains daily and attends patients while performing in the theatre.
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Harper's Magazine
Baker
Prof
Nobbe
Germany
Forest Academy
Prof. Nobbe
Bavaria
Berlin
Ludwig Ferdinand
Prince
Prince Regent Theatre
Ocestra
Chicago Record- Herald
Marriage License for R F Sowers and Bessie Shull
Yesterday afternoon Clerk Phil H. Gold issued a marriage license to R F Sowers and Bessie Shull of this county. Misa Shull is a daughter of Briscoe Shull near Marlboro and is described as beautiful and popular. Mr J E Legg of Kernstown lost a valuable horse this morning after a short illness and surgery. Legg had offered $200 for the animal but was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. H. Gold
R. F. Sowers
Bessie Shull
Misa Shull
Briscoe Shull
Marlboro
J. E. Legg
Kernstown
Miss Williams and Miss Brown Go To Charlestown Guests of Miss Baylor
Miss Anne Douglas Williams and Miss Edith Brown departed for Charlestown West Virginia to stay several days as guests of Miss Annie Lloyd Baylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Douglas Williams
Edith Brown
Charlestown
W. Va
Annie Lloyd Baylor
Shipped Cattle From Berryville Depot
Messrs. Hardesty brothers shipped a carload of fine cattle from the Norfolk & Western Railroad depot at Berryville today. The stock described as unusually fine. Prof Baltozer of Dunamore's Business College returned last evening from Winchester after Christmas with his wife. Mr O J Hardesty of Lake View Clarke county visited Winchester today.
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Messrs. Hardesty Brothers
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Berryville
Staunton
M A. Baltozer
Dunamore
Winchester
O. J. Hardesty
Lake View
Clarke County
Local Notes From The City And Surrounding Areas
Mr. Ernest Yowell of Charlottesville Va visits family in the city. Mr. John M. Steele of Stephenville City returns home after a visit. George H. Mayhew, a compositor, is indisposed at his South Main Street home. The harp is a favorite instrument and Harper whiskey is sold by J. P. Haddox. E Cley Krebs of Mercersburg Pa returns home after holidays. Mrs A R Good returns to her home near Lehen after weeks with her daughter Mrs Edgar Oates in Hagerstown Md.
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Ernest Yowell
Charlottesville, Va
George H. Mayhew
South Main Street
Harper
J. P. Haddox
E. Cley Krebs
Mercersburg
A. R. Good
Lehen
Edgar Oates
Hagerstown
Miss Julia Taylor Ill At Home Near Water Street
Miss Julia Taylor is very sick at her home near Water street with illness causing concern among relatives.
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Julia Taylor
Water Street
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A Royal Slave Co
New Smyrna, Fla
Daily Weather Report
Virginia
E. W. Groves
Deli
John M. Steele
Stephane City
County
Geo.b. Bushnell
W. S. Nicklin
Geo. E.bushnell&co
Woda
Barny & Berry
Horsey & Atwell
Court House
Aply
Robert Wo.ey
Winchester Post Office
W. Roy Stephenson
Eagle’s Meat
Erere
Berryville Pike
M. Solenberger
Losti—Abbey
Shetland
Berryville Road
Winen
Solenberger & Co
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shen
Valley National Bank
E. Bruce Capper
West Water Street
the Jeweler and Optician
D. KF. Hinkins
Harry L. Woon
Joe J. S “the. Blackthorn
Horsey & Atwell’s
Oden’s New Shoe Store
Main Street
Evans
Marsh Raw Lodge
Middletown
Normal Hall
Tae Srar
Sran
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Cor
Gray & Streit
United States
Nat. Bank
J. W. Henshall
Rous Ave
North Main Street
Reese
Ben
Miller Supply CO
Monogram
Flower Buckeye Club Metropolitan Pure Apple
Andy “E
Mores
Monticello
Paul Ja Henry
Dand
Suc
R. M. Hen
Werty’s
Rothers
Ry N.M
Eae Ramen Bank
Dash Selig & ‘Egel Oly Ih
Eee Siay
Sedan Riatereae
H. D. Funtime
Union
Ignace
UN i. Guin
Xmas Goods
G. W. Kurtz
Morris
Geo. W. Kurtz
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