Bacrmore and Orin Railroad Schedule May 1910
Train timetable details for Bacrmore and Orin Railroad showing daily routes with stations including Lexington Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and New York connections. It lists departures around 9 to 10 a.m. and afternoon arrivals with multiple stopovers and Sunday exceptions.
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Lexington
Rederick Washington
Baltimore
Fort Bicago
Columbus
Cincinnati
St.Louis - Leudeville
Washington
Philadeibia
New York
Trains Arrive Winchester Daily Services Noted
The notice lists train arrivals at Winchester at 9.17 a m daily except Sunday and 11:48 a m and 7.15 p m daily with additional references to daily and Sunday exceptions. Names H A Riddle J U vonGr Seah appear as signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
H. A. Riddle
J. Ud vonGr
Real Estate for Sale: Limestone Farm and Vacant Land
Advertises 160 acre limestone farm with 17 acre orchard at 65.45 per acre and land adjoining village suitable for lot division. Also offers 400 acre farm with grist mill and saw mill with running water and 40 acres timber for 3000. Describes 6 acre limestone farm on Valley Pike near Wirchester for 3000. Local real estate and insurance contact details with phone 107A 14 Reuss Ave.
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Valley Pike
Wirchester
Reuss Ave
Railroad Trainmen May Strike Weighs In
A general strike among Southern Railway trainmen and allied lines is seen as likely. About 10,000 workers may vote to strike after a wage demand of 12 to 26 percent was denied, with rising living costs pushing workers to action.
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Southern Railway and Allied Lines
Berryville Social Notes From June Visit Scenes
Berryville Virginia June 4 Miss Annie Moore left on Thursday for Baltimore to visit friends Mr Randolph Meade has returned from Kansas City and other points Mrs Armstrong of Washington is at Upton near town Mr and Mrs Lewis Hyde of New York visited friends in town this week Mr Conrad Kownslar left Wednesday for Norfolk and will go from there to New York on a business trip Mr and Mrs W T Lewis left Wednesday for New York to visit Mr and Mrs Charles F McGuire Mrs George Rice spent a day in Washington early in the week Miss Ida Kerfoot of Washington spent several days with relatives in town Miss Virginia Ginn is home from Fort Blountown for the summer Mr Gordon Baldwin is visiting his sister Mrs Herbert Marks in Hagerstown Md Miss Jessica Alward has returned from Washington where she has been attending school Mrs Henry Patteson spent Thursday in Winchester Miss Gertrude McCormick has returned from New York where she spent several months Miss Mize Matilda Scheuer has returned from Baltimore where she graduated as trained nurse Mrs J R Elder Miss Isabel Blencowe Miss Sophie Powers and Miss Julia Cox went to Winchester on Friday to attend the S V A finals and spent the night as guests of Mrs Roszel at the academy Miss Di Reynolds has returned from Richmond where she spent the winter and is at Norwood her home near town
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Berryville
Annie Moore
Baltimore
Randolph Meade
Kansas City
Armstrong
Washington
Upton
Lewis ‘Hyde
New York
Conrad Kownslar
Norfolk
W. T. Lewis
Charles
Jessica Alward
Henry Patteson
Winchester
Gertrude © McCormick
Matilda Scheuer
Mars. J. R., Elder
Isabel i Blencowe
Sophie’ Powers
Julia Cox
Roszel
Academy
di Reynolds
Richmond
Norwood
Town
Capon Springs Opens For The Summer Season
Capon Springs West Virginia opens its doors for the tent season at the guests request. Early arrivals include Mrs A L Green of Florida with daughter Jamie Green and sister Giffin. Sara Addison of Lexington Louisiana and W H Sale Nelson of the University of Virginia expected for vacation. Dr Robert French Mason of Washington expected soon.
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Capon Springs
W. Va
Capon
Florida
Jamié Green
Giffin
Sara Addison
Lexington
Mis Sohn” Weat Addison
Bureau of Corporations
Washington
W. H. Sale Nelson
University of Virginia
Charles F. Nelson
Robert French Mason
Prices Paid In Local Markets Report
In the wholesale market wheat rose slightly while corn and rye were dull. Oats held steady and butter eggs and poultry stayed firm or steady with mixed hay and grain quotes including retail flour at 6.60 and corn at 3.60 per bushel.
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Bay
Ae Hong
Rippon News Notes and Local Social Exchanges
Rippon West Virginia June 3 local items report Mr Landerback and family from Wheatland visiting Mr J J Brand and family Mrs Martha J Dunn with son Howard Dunn visiting Summit Point. Mrs Dunn to Winchester area. Mr Ralph Feagans at home. Mr L M Long returned from Marshall visit. Miss Roze Shackleford Berryville visits Miss Jessie Witt. Mrs Dr My Hisey away several weeks touring Winchester Newville Baltimore and Washington. Nell Wightman accompanies. Also insurgent actions in Nicaragua and U S demand for humane treatment of captured American William Pittman.
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Ll. M. Long
Marshall
Martha J. Dunn
Winchester
James
Edward Dunn
Harbers Ferry
Bolivar
Mies Roze Shackleford
Berry- Vvill
Jessie Witt
Dr. My Hisey
Eee
Way Nowville
Pas Baltimiore
Washington, D. c
Nell Wightman
Hamburg
Shot a Rattler In the Darkness near Arden
dnwood West Virginia June 6 Arch McCarroll of near Arden faced a rattlesnake while putting his horse away at 10 pm. He returned to the house for a rifle and shot the snake through the head. The reptile measured 41.5 inches with six rattles and a butter.
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Dnwood
W. Va
Arch McCarroll
Arden
Martinsburg Stop Delights Visiting Chocolate Scout
Mr W A Baker touring West Virginia for his father s chocolate interests spent last night in Martinsburg on the way home to Winchester for the sixth of Jate s exercises He met a member of the local baseball fans group in Martinsburg Journal
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W. A. Baker
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Winchester
Jate
Ote
Martieburg Journal
Gypsey's Gift Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claims Cure
The ad promotes Gypsey's Gift Dyspepsia Tablets as a genuine cure for stomach troubles. It promises relief after meals, natural digestion, weight gain, and improved complexion with a money back guarantee. Read Drug & Chemical Co. Baltimore controls the remedy and offers 50 cents per package with mail orders available.
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Gypsey
Read Drug & Chemical Co
Baltimore
Lama Candidate for Re election to Second Ward Council
A public notice announces Lama's bid for re election as Councilman in the second ward. He pledges to fulfill duties and advance the city's interests, citing past labor for progress and promised efforts if elected.
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Ernest
Lama
Cooper
Saturday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the American League Washington beat Cleveland 8 to 2. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 105 to 7. New York won 3 to 2 over Chicago. Boston blanked St Louis 6 to 0. In the National League Cincinnati triumphed over New York 8 to 2, Brooklyn 9, Pittsburg 4, Boston 1 over Chicago 9, Philadelphia 4 over St Louis. In Virginia League Manville 5 Portsmouth 3. Danville 5 Portsmouth 1, Richmond 2 Norfolk 0. Lynchburg 10 Roanoke I0.
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Manville
Portsmouth
Danville
Richmond
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Postal cards fail to win favor with businessmen
The new light blue postal cards printed in blue ink fail to gain popularity among businessmen. J. Leeper delivers the address of the Confederate veterans' honor at the event led by McNeill Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Weisz
Aley
J. ¥. Leeper
Confedeate “Veterans
McNeill’ Chapter of
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Winchester Colony to Attend Confederate Memorial Day in former city
Members of the Winchester Colony in Martinsburg plan a trip to the former city next Monday to attend the longstanding Confederate Memorial Day services held there since 1865, as reported by the Martinsburg Journal.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Journal
Wife Unconscious After Illness in Winchester Case
Mr Fr Frank Thompson of Martinsburg found his wife Mrs Thompson severely ill at home after returning from the store. Dr E B Smoke was summoned and powerful stimulants were given. She is out of danger but still very ill.
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Fr Frank Thompson
Martinsburg
Missionaries H F Bishop and M E Williams Drowned
Two American Methodist missionaries H F Bishop and M E Williams were drowned while bathing near Indai. The incident was reported with authorities investigating. no further details on circumstances or rescue efforts were provided.
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H. F. Bishop
M. E. Williams
Indai
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Post
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Russell& Green
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Jas. B. Russell
Winchester State Depository
R. Grim
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Samuel A. Byers
John Thwaite
B. C. Shull
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Harlan P. Tabb
R. M. Ward
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A. M. Baker
Hugh S. Lupton
Geo. W. Kurtz
BK. J. Evans
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
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C. A. HeLner & Co., Agts
Jefferson County
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Summit Point
William F. Pannett
P. OcBumpat
Char R. Jones CO
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Hiddox Lode
J.T. Fisher
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Wichester
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