Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Board Adopts July Recess
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society board met Saturday in its Rouss avenue rooms and granted General Turner Ashby Camp use of the rooms on July 6. No further meetings will be held until July due to harvesting days. Also reported is the death of Rev. George Washington Nelson, rector of St. James in Warrenton, aged years, with a large family.
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The
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Rouss Avenue
Turner Ashby
Itching Eczema and Skin Eruptions Treatment Claims
Advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as instant relief and speedy cure for eczema psoriasis scalled head milk crust pimples ringworm and other skin scalp and blood conditions. It urges hot washes dry application and oral pills claiming safety economy and world standard cures with a single set often sufficient.
Two Baccalaureate Sermons Yesterday
Two Winchester female colleges held baccalaureate sermons yesterday. Rev J H Wells preached at Valley Female College in Braddock Street Church South, with a large student and community audience. Rev Dr John Moncure preached at the Episcopal Female Institute in Christ Church to students and graduates, delivering a scholarly address to a crowded congregation.
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Winchester
Episcopal Female Institute
The
Valley Female
Valley Female College
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J H. Wells
Woodstock
John Moncure
Richmond
Virginia Episcopal Diocese
Christ Church
He Weds His Brother's Widow In Quiet Hampshire Ceremony
Mr. N. B. Guthrie and Mrs. Nannie W. Guthrie of Hampshire county West Virginia wed this afternoon at Opequon residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tabb. Rev. J. H. Wolfe officiated. bride is said to be widow of Guthrie's brother and daughter of the late Rev. J. W. Wolfe. Now a Telegraph Operator Mr. William M. Heironimus, formerly with Winchester Telephone, takes a telegraph operator post at Hill Top House Harpers Ferry and departed yesterday. Another Excursion Next Sunday Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers trips to Washington and Baltimore June 7. fares 1.00 to Washington and 1.25 to Baltimore with 6 and 7 p m departures.
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N. B. Guthrie
Nannie W. Guthrie
Hampshire County
W. Va
H. P. Tabb
Opequon
J. W. Wolfe
West Virginia
William M. Heironimus
Winchester Telephone Exchange
Hill Top House
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Academy Falls to Delaplane 6 2 in Wet game
The 8.V.A Invincibles lose their third game of the season in a drizzle at Delaplane. Andrews strikes out 16 for the visitors as Kemper and Green spark the scoring with a first inning run and later while Delaplane adds five more. The series tally shows 3 losses in 12 games. The next game is likely June 6 on Confederate Memorial Day.
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V. A
Delaplane
Prof
Andrews
Green
Kemper
W. A
Raisberger
Academy
8.V.A
Widow Margaret Culler Dies in Jefferson Maryland
Mrs Margaret Culler widow of David Culler died in Jefferson Maryland of pneumonia at age 67 years 7 months 27 days. She leaves three sons Samuel Chas K and Luther B Culler all of Jefferson. Funeral held at 10 am yesterday in the Lutheran Church Jefferson. She was related to Capt W L Culler of Winchester. Rammage Sale for Hospital noted with Womans Auxiliary meeting Tuesday at 4 pm and sale planned Friday and Saturday at Harris Hall. Articles to be sent Friday. Also reported Dr Trapnell’s condition improving after derailment injury. he may return home to Winchester this afternoon.
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George Washington Nelson
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Warrepton
Warrenton
Thomas Page Nelson
Harry Lee Nelson
George W. Nelson, Jr
Philip Nelson
Hugh Nelson
Millwood
Clarke County
Winchester
Margaret Culler
David Culler
Jefferson
Frederick County
Samuel
Chas. K
Luther B.culler
W. L. Culler
West Cork Street
Hospital
Harris Hall
Horsey and Atwell Advertise Fashion Goods
Horsey and Atwell promote their store as the place to find current fashion goods. They claim deep knowledge of their stock, a reliable reputation, and a focus on satisfying customer tastes beyond their own.
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Katie Wagner
Mae E. Shore
Meta Russell
Vernon B. Garton
W. W. Wagner, Jr
Julian 8. Sibley
Henry M. White
John 8. Miller
White
Esther Norton
Geo. F. Norton
Julian
Sibley
G. W. Nelson
Harry Leafe
Jos. Leafe
Lewis Jones Knitting Mills
Philadelphia
Tim
Horsey & Atwell
West Water Street
Tory
Mary
God
Shenandoah Valley
NAT. Bank
Comer Rouss Avenue
Main Street
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States
Culler
Fred H. Hable
Lyric Quartet
Washington, D. C
Ernest Lent
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hable’s
H. Carver
Gainsboro
Hunter
Robert W. Hunter
Charlestown
W.va
OLTS
F. L. Pine
Gainesboro
Ladies of Rest Church
George Schlack
Ridgeway
Commirree
Horsey & Atwell’s
Miller Supp
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Ene
Lee R. In
James B. Russell
Pres
Union Bank of Winch
E. Holmes Boyp
Rost
W. Stone
A. M. Baker
M. Ar Gro
GEO. E
Piccadilly Street
Mack Noonan
Phon
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