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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
3
Heirs in Scranton enter formal protest that blocks admission of a second will of Mrs. Ella M. Amerman to probate in Worcester. The second will reportedly includes a clause granting $10,000 to Rev. Dr. Joseph K. Dixon for caring for her horse and dog.
The latest market report lists wholesale prices for eggs butter apples potatoes dried fruits chickens and other staples. Grain prices show corn shelled and unshelled figures with ranges around 66 to 81 and 50 cents to 2 dollars.
Hardware and tinware shop advertises full stock across departments. Includes iron, tin, slate and galvanized roofing, sash doors and blinds, glass cut to order in plain ornamental and bevel plate varieties, paints oils varnishes ready mixed paint and lead.
The article notes recent rainfall improving crops and prompting farmers to take heart. Miss Mamie Perry returns from Rappahannock after a two week visit. Miss Alice Clagitt of Berryville visits Miss Virginia Lehew, while Carrol Neville returns home from Pennsylvania after working with a large firm. Susie Wood of Moorfield visits nearby. Mrs Hainey of Happy Creek visits Mrs J R Rust. Burhnam of Luray fills the Ninevah pulpit during Rev Macenturf’s absence.
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Rev. E Olin Eldridge spoke on the Golden Chain to a large Market Street Methodist audience Thursday night. Miss Blanche Diffenderfer played organ, and Mrs Merton Kremer sang a solo as the lecture was enjoyed by attendees.
John Spinks, formerly condemned for malicious cutting George S Lewis and granted a new trial, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and faces a short jail term. Richard Brown pleaded guilty to robbing a clothing store linked to Max Theodore Feinberg Bros. The First Baptist Church ladies announce a lawn party on the Knitting Factory lawn Friday and Saturday June 5th and 9th. Public cordially invited. 54 td. COMMITTEE.
On Sunday afternoon at 8:30 the members of Winchester Lodge No 65 K of P will meet in the Postoffice building and march to Mount Hebron Cemetery to decorate the graves of deceased brethren.
Elegant seaside resort near Annapolis Naval Academy offers 2800 feet above sea level and malaria free environment. Amenities include electric lights Turkish baths two large swing pools golf links tennis and full livery service with furnished cottages ready for occupancy June 1st. Hotel operates June 23rd to September 30th. Rates and information from W. E. Burwell Manager B and O Building Baltimore until June 10th.
The Winchester and Front Royal stage line runs daily round trips leaving Winchester at 6 30 A M. The route handles all kinds of freight. Office locations are Hart Hotel and J P Haddox J P Siler.
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