Escapade continues with prayers before duel confrontation
Deborah consoles Ellen as they pray for safety of Carrington and the duel’s outcome. Ellen’s devotion clashes with Puritan sensibilities, fearing Elder Brewster’s judgment while hoping no harm befalls the duelists as Carriages approach and rescue efforts begin.
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Deborah
Ellen
Debbie
Carrington
Elder Brewster
Bilythedale
Duel On the Green Between Lords Strathgate and Carrington
Parkman and Carrington arrive to settle the quarrel with formal ceremony. Lord Strathgate and Lord Carrington refuse any apology and prepare to fight with matched swords as Blythedale and Parkman oversee a fair duel. (To be continued.)
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Brewster
Parkman
Carrington
Blythedale
Strathgate
Forkman
Rail schedule in effect May 17 1907 for Harrisonburg area
Train timetable shows daily service with multiple routes to Harrisonburg Lexington Harper s Ferry Frederick Martinsburg and major connections to Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New York. Departures at 6 00 9 28 am 5 55 pm and 12 06 am plus special Sunday exclusions. Arrivals include 11 55 am 7 00 pm and 8 25 pm on various lines.
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Nailroar
Sunda
Harrisonburg
Saeee
Ey Pea Salle Fe Pnaiee
Urge
Lexin
Boze Ye
Harpers Bim
Aoe
Ieee cd Ney
Frederick
Washin
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Ce Tie Pee
Chicago
Columbus
Wheelingo
Washington
Prijedeip
New York
Norfolk and Western Train Schedules to Bristol Roanoke and Hagerstown
Norfolk and Western timetable lists southbound trains to Bristol Knoxville and Roanoke with Pullman Sleepers and cafe cars. Northbound trains run to Hagerstown Washington Philadelphia and New York with Pullman sleep and parlor cars. Rates and timetables available from N and W agents in Roanoke Virginia.
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Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
St. Louis Express
Pullman
Roanoke
Columbus
Cincinnati
Williamson
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman Sleeper
Gary
Shenandoah
Hinzgerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
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New York
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New
W. B. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
Ordinance for Laying Taxes in Winchester 1968
City of Winchester considers a 1968 tax ordinance detailing licenses for private entertainment houses with a $10 base tax plus 2 percent of rental value over $100, plus nightly closing rules if alcohol is sold nearby. It covers storage yards and cold storage with specific fees and sets daily and monthly rates for hitting or striking machines and related amusements.
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Winchester
Late News Notes From Gore Virginia
Gore Virginia June 3. Local notes report Mr E L Hook of Trone leaving for Reliance to attend a normal commencement and being accompanied home by his two sons Lehring and Russell. Several residents are ill including William Grady and Marie Kerns. The item mentions social visits and travel among residents such as T C Adams Ethel Adams A C Moore and Corbit Purtlebaugh. Walter Pearson returns from Bluefield following his mother’s illness.
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Grove’s _ Mill
Bricklayer Injured In Middletown School Construction
H Morrison of Shepherdstown broke his right ankle when a 12 foot fall from a wall at the new Middletown school building halted work. Dr Roy V Hauver treated the fracture after a summons.
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H. Morrison
Shepherdstown
Middletown
H. B.quitoni
Roy V. Hauver
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