The Star Ad Rates and Distribution in Winchester
The Evening Star announces its advertising rates with prepaid postage and claims the largest daily circulation in Winchester. Rates include one year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months fifty cents, and one month twenty cents. Office locations are Nos. 17 and 19 East Water Street. Carriers serve all parts of the city.
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One Hundred Years Ago and Today Abridged Look
An exchange lists stark contrasts between life a century ago and modern times. It notes lack of steam boats, rapid trains, electric lights, cars, telegraphs, phones, and many inventions, alongside unknowns in science and photography, highlighting immense progress since then.
unspoken limits of a traveler and local notices
A reflective passage contrasts missing experiences with a list of small personal updates. The notes include Miss Bertie Shull’s guest Miss Sarah Thomas returning to Luray and local movements: J. W. Clagett to Baltimore, R. J. Shull to Richmond, H. E. Shull and wife visiting Wardensville, Hugh Rinker at his uncle, and Mrs. B. C. Shull's illness.
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Bertie Shull
Sarah Thomas
Luray
J. W. Clagett
Baltimore
R. J. Shull
Richmond
H. E. Shull
Wardensville
W. Va
Hugh Rinker
Opequun
B. C. Shull
Local Market Prices And Hagerstown Lightning Rod Agent
The market lists wholesale prices for produce and grain including Es 24 Butter 11 Apples 30 40 Potatoes 60 Turkeys 7 8 Wheat 67 Corn 45. C H Goetz, the Hagerstown lightning rod man, now located at Wright's stable rear of Taylor House Winchester, urges residents to call for insured lightning rods. James Curl of South Main Street remains ill after a recent fall and arm injury.
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C. H. Goetz
Hagerstown
Wright
Taylor House
Winchester
Devit
James Curl
South Main Street
Curl
E STABLE on TIME In effect Feb. 8rd, 1900
Public notice states time standard change taking effect February 8 1900 across rail and government clocks. Authorities urge city and transit services to adopt new time schedule to align with standard time.
B and C Railroad Announces Travel Rates and Connections
The notice lists 10.80 m Biss 3.05 making close connections at Harpers Ferry for all points West with rates and tickets available at any B. and C. Railroad office. F. D. Underwood and D. B. Martin manage passenger traffic.
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D. B. Martin
Still Masquerading Among Energetic Halloween Crowd
More masqueraders were out last Saturday night with clever costumes. Many young ladies were flanked by escorts while masquerading alongside the boys. Carload of fine California oranges just received at Rothwell & Co. 401 North Market St.
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Rothwell & Co
North Market St
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East Warter Streeet
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Daily Star
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Lucille
Henry Baetjer
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Suez Canal
Central Commercial College
Catalog Gratis
Cumberland
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Pres
Philadelphia
Wasi Frederick Sear
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Charlestown
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Trasburg Junction
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Staunton
Harrisonburg
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Fair Grounds Carriage Works
Huntsberry
Capes
Seloes
North Main St
Heller’s
Dickens, Waverly
Carlile, &c
Stone Martin
Bell Bros
Star Office
Funk & Ray
South Main St
T. J. Orndorff
Granite & Marble Monuments
E. Water St
Ramsburg Nursery
Ben Davis
N W Greening
Gano
Smith
Paradise
Dominic
Baldwin
Stark
Grimes
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Maryland
Henry Sonnewenr
Geo. H. Heist
N. Main
Ove Miller
Chas E. Aulick
South Braddock Street
Moore
Braddock and
Peyton Streets
Tota
PT. A. Bracenter
Hansbrough
Shenandoah Valley
U.S
Nckels
SPARC
PiaUies
Virginia
John W. Por
John W. Rice
Shirley Carter
Slagle
W. H. Baxer
S. H. Hansbrougn
Fred
Boyd
West Water St
Main
Romney
Court House
C.w.ramsburg
Piccadilly Street
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