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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1902
Page
3
The shop announces special sale prices on heavy goods to reduce current inventory and make room for new seasonal stock. The message emphasizes closing out existing stock to start fresh each season.
The listing notes a broad assortment of winter goods including heavy dress goods blankets underwear hosiery shoes hoods lacinators overshoes and heavy leather shoes. It emphasizes availability of all winter merchandise to attract buyers.
In the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia on January 9 1902 M A Flautt is recorded or referenced in a filing or entry. The note cites a formal action or appearance date in the Virginia circuit court proceedings.
Comptroller William B Ridgeley certifies that the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia is authorized to commence banking business under the Revised Statutes. This official act dated January 4 1902 records the bank's compliance and approval to operate.
In Strong's Island of the Caroline group, large ramense eels climb mountains as high as 2,000 feet to hibernate in mossy depressions. They rest months motionless on summits, then descend to rivers to feed on crawfish. Natives avoid eating them despite the eels being good eating.
A long desolate ride turns into satire as a politician jokes about seeking office during a highway robbery. The page compiles anecdotes from the Brazil chigoes to Li Hung Chang in Paris and firearm registration in Russia, plus quips on poker, distant voices, and a lodge scapegoat.
The notice lists daily train departures from Hagerstown to Baltimore with connections to CV BR Bat Quinsonia, including the 320 pm departure arriving 510 pm and 840 pm arrival. The fast mail from Baltimore stops at Hagerstown 730 am and 412 pm daily. Additional Frederick service leaves Hagerstown 702 am and 412 pm with immediate connections at Bruceville.
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