Nebraska lumber man and Sixth District delegate Fries
Mr. Martin M. Fries of Nebraska visits Frederick county to see his brother Jesse Fries and heads to Philadelphia as a delegate from the Sixth Congressional District to the Republican National Convention. Born in the county about forty five years ago, he later moved west and settled in Nebraska where he became a leading lumber dealer and prosperous. He plans to return to Winchester around the 26th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin M. Fries
Nebraska
Jesse Fries
Philadelphia
Fries
Sixth
Mr. Fries
Winchester
Sun Bros. Shows Parade Impresses in Charlotte
The Sun Bros. Shows paraded through Charlotte at noon and earned a creditable street showing. The band was exceptionally good and exhibits in Winchester are planned for June 25, signaling a strong upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Bros
Winchester
Young Republican Club Magazine Highlights Party History
The Young Republican Club of Philadelphia publishes a magazine titled Republican National Convention number. It contains a history of the party with words of encouragement from McKinley and others. It features illustrations including a portrait of E St Elmo Lewis, chairman of the Republican Committee. Lewis, a prominent club member, visited J Frank and C Vernon Eddy in this city recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republican Club of
Philadelphia
McKinley
E. St. Elmo Lewis
Republican Committee
Lewis
J. Frank
C. Vernon Eddy
Justice Bragonier Disposes of Curtis Case
Justice Bragonier today disposed of several cases including one against C L Curtis. Curtis was arrested yesterday morning charged with assaulting his wife. After hearing evidence the justice fined Curtis 1.00 and added 2.00 costs and placed him under 50.00 bond to keep the peace for six months. The belligerent family lives on Pall Mall street. Mr. J F Ebersole paid the fine and furnished the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragonier
C. L.curtis
Curtis
Pallmall Street
J. F. Ebersole
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office June 16 1900
List of letters remaining at the Winchester post office for the week ending June 16 1900. Recipients must pay one cent for each letter. Names include C. H. Harpy P. M. Mrs S. Dickson Mr Benj Doo little Miss Della C Killinger John K Lammon Mr Benj Miller J. M. McFarland Mrs Kate Orndorff Prof Geo F Winston Mr Nick Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
C. H. Harpy
P. M
S. Dickson
Benj. Doolittle
Della C. Killinger
John K. Lammon
Benj. Miller
J. M. McFarland
Kate Orndorff
Geo. F. Winston
Nick Winston
Arrangements Under Way for Winchester Fire Company Visit
Mr. Jos E Kiger of the Charley Rouss Fire Company in Winchester came to Hagerstown on Saturday to arrange a trip here on the Fourth. He expects a large crowd to join the visit and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. E. Kiger
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Winchester
Hagerstown
Cheap Philadelphia Fare Sparks June Rail Sale
The Cumberland Valley Railroad offers round trip tickets to Philadelphia from June 15 to 19, with return by June 26, priced at 6.30 dollars. Eight large tubular boilers for battleships passed through the Baltimore and Ohio line at Newport News, built in Mansfield Ohio by Aultman and Taylor. Samuel Trenary, US Express Route Agent, visited Cumberland with his wife, who is staying with Mrs. Trenary. Soft Shell Crabs advertised at Noonan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Newport News
Mansfield
Ohio
Aultman and Taylor Machine Worker
Samuel Trenary
United States Express Company
Cumberland
R. E Trenary
On Your Own Terms Advertises Goods for Sale
A seller promotes affordability and flexible payments. The message touts new blankets and robes with a claim of low prices matching quality, inviting customers to purchase on favorable terms.
Furniture and Carpets Advertised for Immediate Sale
Large stock of elegant Household Furniture of every description available for sale. Includes carpets and oil cloths. Firm offers broad selection and ready to sell now.
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Robinson Brothers
Rufus C. Robinson
State OF Affairs
O. F
C. Edward Presho
Hon. U. B
Minnie B. Houston
Central Commercial College
Postoffice
Bell Bros
Uh Greas Attractions
Gras de Landres
Chas, L. Crum
W. M. Somerton
Peyton Street
Henry Schneider
Boots and Shoes
South Main Street
Conan
Westings
Wright's
Jos. Wriaut, Jr
Wainthd
Main St
Ralph Savage
Rich Aaron
Commonwealth
Warren Rice
Warren Rice & Co. Commercial Collection Agency
Rouss Avenue
Virginia
Frederick, Clarke, Warren
Berkeley and
Jefferson
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Warren Rice & OO
Harry Dyed
Amherst Street
Frederick
Charlotte, N. C
The
Young Republican
West Peyton Street
Geo. I. Warre
S. Main St
Eugene Aulick
South Braddock St
North Kent St
Franck Baker
Ranok Barer
James Maey
Washington and
Braddock Streets
Pall Mall
EK. P. Kerso
Jericho
Hampshire County
W.va
Surrey
J. B. Russell
Barr
N. Main Street
E. Bruce Capper
Roger Bros
John G. Crisman
West Water Street
Lutheran Church
Miller Organs and Piattos
West End
Board of Health
Charles Town
R. T. Barton
South Mainst
J. Wm. Miller
Mayo
Ess
Mary Syme
North Washington Street
Don
ROMA
McVicar
Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds Carriage Works
Timothy Hay
M. Carter
Spruce Street
Geo. H. Heist
N. Main St
Miller’s Drugstore
Cooper's
Columbia Chain
N. A. Cooper
Redmon
Water Street
M. M. Lync
J. L. Redmon
the Star
Shenandoah Valley
Seal Bros
Kayser & Allman
Alfred Peat & Co
South Main St
T. W. Harrison
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