Norfolk and Western May 25 1913 Services and Connections
Train notices detail Norfolk and Western schedules for May 25 1913 with routes to Elkton Bristol Pocahontas and connections at Shenandoah Junction to Washington Useful departures include a morning service No 28 932 am toward Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and an evening No 4 704 pm toward Hagerstown and New York Also a sleeper service No 2 101 am to New York via Fort Hagerstown and Philadelphia under G P A Bevill and W C Saunders Gen Pass Act figures.
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Bristol
Ir Binefsd
Pocanonten
Wees
Weston Jemarta
Seahohe
Memphis
Elkton
Itermediate
Nortaround Mo
Hageretown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Hagerstown
Werr
Fort Hagerstown
Phil W. B. Bevill
W.C. Saunders
Yumberland Valley RR Time Table May 24 1914
Philadelphia arrival times 2 38, 8 48, 11 42 and New York schedule 5 00 11 18 listed. Trains to Winchester depart stations at 9 20 daily except Sunday 11 63 a m and 7 28 p m. Daily service notes and officials J H Tonge Superintendent H A Ripote G P A.
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Yumberland Valley RR
Philadelphia
New York
Sia
Winchester
Southern Railway Schedule Washington to Strasburg Harrisonburg 1914
timetables show mixed and local trains between Washington Alexandria Strasburg Harrisonburg and Morrisonburg with arrivals and buffet parlor cars. No. 1783 from Strasburg Junction to Harrisonburg departs 5.45 am arriving 7.15 am. No. 49 daily noon local arrives 2.55 pm. No. 217 nightly to Harrisonburg arrives 10.26 pm. Eastbound No. 218 6.06 am to Washington arrives 10.30 am. No. 14 limited to Washington departs 8.27 am arrives 11.65 am. No. 28 4.56 pm to Washington arrives 9.15 pm. Local No. 216 Harrisonburg to Strasburg arrives 8.30 pm. Officials L. BROWN and C. Westburg noted.
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Po Inchester
Senome Ane
Ersenne
Hageretown
Bersborg
Vocese
Wwe
Arrisburg
Ote Veld
Harrisonburg
Arive
Strasburg
Junction
Alexandria
Washington
Brown
Westburg
Washington, D. C
Opposition to ratification blocks Roosevelt in campaign
Strong opposition to the ratification of treaties by Zombia and Nicaragua is reported in the Senate while Col. Theodore Roosevelt announces he will not take part as an orator in this year's U.S. campaign due to threats and trouble. For sale a 16 horsepower Fairbank Gasoline Engine offered by the Star Office for quick buyer.
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Zombia
Nicaragua
Theodore Roosevelt
London
United States
Fairbank
Star Onice
Croxone Promises Quick Backache and Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Croxone as a unique remedy for backache kidney and urinary troubles plus rheumatism and joint pains. It claims rapid relief, cleansing poisons and uric acid from the system, with a guarantee of refund if it fails. It urges purchase through any first class druggist with a full money back offer.
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Earth
Lawn fete planned by NAIN youths on June 20
A locally organized young people club in Nain Virginia will host a lawn fete at E. E. Greenawalt's home near Bryarly's schoolhouse on Saturday evening June 20. Proceeds will help provide clothing and books to send at least one child to school this term. Public invited to buy cake ice cream and lemonade at reasonable prices while supporting a worthy cause.
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Tony Jackson
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Snyder, Timberlake
Geo. &. Copenhaver
Harry R. Kern
Nain
E. E. Greenawalt
Bryarly
Shot Fired at German Ambassador in Illinois
A nonuniformed special policeman fired at the auto carrying German Ambassador Bernstorff to University of Illinois commencement exercises in Champaign. The officer claimed he did not know the visitor, and the chauffeur ignored orders to speed, prompting the shot. Mayor Dobbins offered apologies which were accepted by Count Von Bernstorff.
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Champaign, II
Ambassador Bernstorff
Germany
University of Illinois
Dobbins
Count von Bernstorff
Personal notices greet family visits and travel
Mrs Franck Baker returns from months with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Jones in Anderson Indiana. W R Chance of Philadelphia departs after several days in town. F H Leidy of Hanover Pa arrives at Hotel Jack. Mrs Emmett L Henry and son Kenneth depart for Richmond to join husband and father. E B Quinn of Charlottesville Va visits town briefly. Nan L DuPuy maid of honor leaves for Harrisonburg to oversee duties at Rockingham Memorial Hospital.
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Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
R. Grubb
Lillie Jones
Henry M. Jones
C. R. Grubb
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Court House
Julian Baker, JR
Mrs. Jones v
Anderson, Ind
Emmett L. Henry
Kenneth Henry
Richmond
Winchester Ordinance Tax Schedule For 1914 15
City of Winchester Virginia outlines annual license taxes for occupations and businesses including marble yards mercantile agencies moving picture shows orchard spraying agents peddlers photographers piano agents pistol sellers planing mills and more. Rates vary by capital, activity and scope with specific exemptions for religious charitable exhibitions and certain farm products.
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Winchester
Daguerrei
Bloom Brevities from Bloom Virginia Thirty Names Mentioned
Local notes list residents and visitors including Dr David F Williams newly minted MD from University of Maryland visiting family in Bloom Lula Cooper teaches music at Marion College and plans Boston trip Charles Frye returns from Washington P H Williams returns from Roanoke College Mrs A L White improves Martha Windle Catherine Crabill visit F J Frye Mae Crabill Roy Crabill Luthen Snapp visiting Zepp Bessie Whittington visits parents N B Williams and daughter visit Cranial hatch chicken with one wing Raymond Gilbert visits Kernstown Arena Clowser returns from Winchester George Wright visits son I D Wright Laura Windle returns to Wine after visit
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Bloom, Va
David F. Williams
University of Maryland
Baltimore
J. Dh. Williams
A. L. White
Martha Windle
Catherine Crabill
F. J.frye
Mae Crabill
Roy Cravill
Luthen Snapp
Bessie Whittington
Charles Snapp
Zepp
N. B.williams
Raymond Gilbert
Kernstown
Arena Clowser
Winchester
John Crowser
George Wright
I. D. Wright
Dean’s Sure Safe and Speedy Cure Offered
A Columbus store advertises Dean’s Sure Safe and Speedy Cure for stomach liver and kidney disease and rheumatism. It promises a 25 cent bottle for ten cents to prove merit and urges buyers to act while stock lasts.
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Dean
Columbus
Ohio
Nomo Soto
Miller’s
Aes
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
Twenty five cent pottle advertised to relieve rheumatic pains quickly. Sold by all dealers. Local notice promotes home remedy for arthritis and similar aches with emphasis on affordability and availability.
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Chamberlain
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LPAVE
Berryville Daily
J. H Tonge
P. A
Southern Railway
Morrisonburg
Strasburg Junction
Chichester
W. Seabright
Valuable County
Wow
Glaize & Bro
Ash Y Haramack
Middletown
Miller Train Control Corporation
E. E. Barr
Market Street
East Piccadilly St
G. GC. Miller
Jackson
M. C. Copenhaver
N. Braddock
W. Peyton St
Star Office
Bath
South Market Street
Jenkins & Dunlap
N. Market St
Eastman
Fred. S. Boyd
Devine
Setadence
W. R. Chance
Philadelhia
F. H. Leidy
Hanover, Pa
Hotel
Jack
E. B., Quinn
Charlottesville, Va
City of
Lula Cooper
Marion College
A. E. Cooper
Boston
Mass
Charles Frye
Mintie Hulver
Emma Crabill
P. ‘H. Williams
Roanoke College
Salem, Va
Jacob Crabill
Laura B. Windle
Simmons Liver Regulator
Zemina CO
St. Louis, Missouri
de Hevoise
W.B
Russell & Green
Anderson Rain
Nwina
Moling & Seal
Mondell
Potomac River
Antietam
Chas, R. Jones
Washington St
Maryland
Cc. R. Grubbs
W. Water Street
Cc. R. Grubbs’ Sanitary Meat Market
HI. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
Martinsburg, W
University OF Virginia
Public School System of
Howard Winston
Thomas & Messer CO
W. Balto
St. Baltimore
Fairmont Baers CLV
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