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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
3
Dry goods store Robinson Bros advertises a display of summer wash fabrics including Lawns and Dimities at 5 cents per yard, 73 cents and 10 cents yard prices. They claim the 10 cent item has real value at 35 cents and highlight the unusual patterns and value.
Cape May to Sea Isle City and nearby towns offer Norfolk and Western Railway and Pennsylvania Railroad trips on June 20 July 5 and 18 August 15 and 29 and September 12 1901. Tickets valid on trains 4 and 28 only with return by within sixteen days. Philadelphia stopovers and routing via Broad Street Station described. Also notices of a Martinsburg death of Elizabeth Mullen age 73 and market price list for produce. Daughters of the Confederacy meeting announced with cor sec Bessie Carson Nulton. New soda fountain for R E Chulf and updates on local frescoing in Winchester and Roanoke. Cheap July 5–12 excur sions via N and W, good to August 31 1901. W B Bevill G P A Roanoke Va. Look for more inside.
The notice promotes Winchester plots in Braddock Heights as the city’s finest residence area with high elevation clean air and good drainage. Buyers may purchase any front foot length with rear alley access, front streets, and flexible terms. Early buyers and immediate builders receive special inducements with details at No. 12 North Braddock St.
Miller Supply Co president G C Miller announces a plan to develop the northern Winchester area with additional thoroughfares and desirable lots. The firm will sell parcels at moderate prices and ensure purchasers share rights to streets and alleys. When sufficient lots sell, they will seek Common Council approval to open land as streets at no cost to the city.
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