Balto and Ohio R R Timetable for Winchester 1906
Train schedule for Balto and Ohio R R effective May 27 1906 from Winchester Virginia listing daily trains except Sunday. Includes departures to Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harper’s Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore and other destinations with mixed service times and arrival hours. Agent B Patton signs the notice.
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Winchester
Berryville
Bluemont
Carbon Ra
Shenandoah River
Great Steel
Wincheste
Prop
Castleman’s Ferry
Forrisonburg
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Harper’s Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Wast Arfons
Martinsburg
Way
Aor
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeling
Spas
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
New York
B.patton
Stationery and Job Printing Highlighted in Sale
The notice promotes careful selection of stationery and flat printing of the latest style, offering ready service for executive job printing with neat production.
Dean's Ointment touted as cure for hemorrhoids
Winchester testimony from George W. Taylor of 414 South Kent Street credits Dean's Ointment with ending years of severe itching and sleepless nights. He says a box from Franck Baker & Son's drug store cured the ailment and restored rest, urging readers to buy Foster Milburn Co. supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Winchester
George W. Taylor
Carpenter
South Kent Street
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Donan’s
1906 Virginia horse show schedule dates
The season lists horse show dates across multiple towns. Starts in Upperville June 14-15 and continues through Culpeper Fredericksburg Manassas Orange Charlottesville Front Royal Staunton Harrisonburg Berryville Warrenton Norfolk and Richmond with dates ranging June through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville
Culpeper
Fredericksburg
Manassas
Orange
Charlottesville
Front. Royal
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Berryville
Warrenton
Norfolk
Richmond
Wedding Of A Newspaper Man
A Leona notice facetiously describes a wedding of a newspaper man with playful satire. It mentions a bride in a French style dress and a groom who prefers not to choose a best man, notes about Miss Randolph, and a critical quip about the groom’s past and financial state.
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Miss Randolph
Local Social Notes From Kernstown Area
Miss Fthe Wisecarver of Berryville visits her mother Mrs Jd Wisecarver and Mr and Mrs James Fetzer along with a niece spent Sunday with Harvey Grim near Winchester Martha Bradfield returns from Bridgeport visits J P Orndorff of near Winchester calls on friends Master Harry Carper of Whit returns after a week with his aunt Mrs F F Johnson J Shenk of Whit visits in this section on Sunday
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Kernstown
Fthe Wisecarver
Berrysille
Jd. W. Wisecarver
James Fetzer
Harvey Grim
Winchester
Martha Bradfield
M.A. Arnold
Bridgeport
J. FP. Orndorff
Harry
Carper
Whit
F. F. Johnson
J. Shenk
Severe storm damages crops in Cross Roads area
A Saturday storm in Cross Roads damaged corn and grain fields. Social notes list visits among residents including J W Parish and wife, Mrs J B White, O C McKee, Pearl Parish, Cora McKee, Malissa McKee, Mrs Clark Fletcher, James Clark, and Edward Sirbaugh returning from Keyser West Virginia where he attended school.
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Cross Roads
J.W. Parish
J. B. White
O. C.mckee
Pearl Parish
Cora McKee
Malissa McKee
Ridgeway Community Notes and Orchard Prospects
Ridgeway on June 13 reports farmers busy cleaning corn fields after heavy rain. Edward Swartz paints his new barn orange. S Smallwood and son work as carpenters in Charlestown W Va with Ethel Smallwood visiting. Mrs Annie Kibler visited Baltimore. husband joined Sunday. C R B Ridgeway farms fruit trees with many workers. orchard shows promising signs with apples on a tree.
Cullen Taken To An Insane Asylum
Cullen was taken to St Elizabeths Hospital by detectives Warren and O Brien after an arrest at his home on 307 B Street Northwest. His wife Mrs Lucy W Cullen accompanied him to police custody. Alienists deemed his mental condition requires hospital treatment. Cullen formerly managed Warren White Sulphur Springs and faced a prior fraud trial at Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlan Clyde Cullen
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Warren
O Brien
Lucy W. Cullen
Sanitary Cfeer
Strouse
Cullen
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Warren” White Sulphur Springs
Washington
The
Star
Grand Encampment of State Odd Fellows Opens Session
The sixty third annual session of the Grand Encampment of the T O O F of Virginia opened in Harrisonburg with Grand Patriarch Charles Pohlig presiding. Expect 80 to 125 delegates as the body reviews yearly work and elects officers while considering changes in enclosure, travel expenses, and selection of next year’s meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles Pohlig
Richmond
Old Virginia Mammy Dies at 105 in Josslyn Va
Aunt Fanny Lomax a former slave born January 1801 on the Rappahannock farm died Monday at her home in Josslyn Virginia at age 105. She mothered 10 children and leaves 58 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Her memory recalls the War of 1812 and a lone railroad ride that shaped her views on trains.
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Fanny Lomax
Josslyn
Charles Buckner
Rappahannock River
Solomon Lomax
Ben” Anderson
Fanny
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Washington
Ferme i es An
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Eoeve Rere
India
Robinson Brothers
North Main Street
Winchester, Va
Cty
W. B H. Hollman
Lianne
W. B. Hoffman
Church Street
First National Bank
Conrad Kownslar
Circuit Court
County of
Fredrick
Susan P. Jones
Pin Chancery
Frank P. Clark
Lt. Clark,Sr
Clark Street
Julia Tucker
Clark
Peyton Clark
Lawrence Clark
Imogene Clark
Robt.Smith
Robt.Smith,Jr
Mary S.n Nannie Smith
Chizen
Margaret
Wm. L. Clark, Jr
Chaman Clark
Jne Peyton Clark
Bris
Phil. H.gold
Herbert
Larrick
Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Main & Wate
W. A. Harford & CO
John H. Enders
Pescral Birecter & Embalaer
Mein St. Berryville
Telephone
B. Byrd
Cc. W. Forsyth Byrd & Forsyth
Warren and
Rappahannock
Byrd & Forath
Front Royal
R. J. Byrd
Inchester Va
N. A. Cooper
Star Office
Edward Conner
South Main St
PeniVaGval
Jones
Funk &Son
South Main Street
Bell Phone
Main Street
Pfeiffer
Washington, D. C
Price & A
R. Anderson
J. Swimley
Brucetouwn
Wanamaker &Brown’'s
People's Bargain Store
Geo. W. Grim
John W. Carlisle
WM. Carlisle
Siar
Ridgeway
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Hall
BJ. Cheney & Co
Ohio
State
Odd Fellows
Old Virginia
Russell & Green’s
Russell & Green
Southern Railway
H. B. Spencer
H. Hardwick
W. H. Taylor
Brown
Berryville and
Winchester Turnpike
Tate
JO . Beeck
Atty, Wineieeor
Nadine
Secleicms Oe
National Toilet CO
Pais, Tanna
Water Street
Eta
Pleintifn
Illiam H Baker
Jas
James Gin Moses Ae
R. Wwinn
Ginn
L. H. Ginn
Meta
Edward Helvestine
Daniel and
Jacob
Stan Inn
Tone Cobb
Powell Cobb Dee
Sallie Ginn
Albert N. Marsh
K. W. Ginn
Clarkere
James Ginn
Catharine Daws Ginn
KR. W. Ginn
Edward Ginn
Patience Daniel
Jacob Daniel
Josephine Krouse
James O. Krouse
SAML
Ith
Ormick
Clerk
Whiting & Smith
John M. Steck
Www
H. Martin
R. Be, Byrd
Loudoun
W.H. Martin
Leesburg
KR. BE. Byrd
Stuart H. Edmonds
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Vine
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