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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1901

Page

2

Advertising rates at Tam Star Office in Water Street

Advertising rates can be obtained on application at Tam Star Office located at 17 and 19 East Water Street.

Tam Star Ard East Water Street

Announcement of Candidacy for Re Election to House of Delegates

The candidate announces re election to the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic Convention in Winchester on July 16. If elected the candidate promises to faithfully fulfill duties to constituents.

House of Delegates Winchester

Frederick County Supervisors praised for defending rights

An editor from Star voices approval of Frederick County Board of Supervisors and clerk T. K. Cartmell for standing up for constituents. The Greenwood precinct voter laments the Democratic executive committee’s snap nomination process for the coming legislator and proposes Charles W. Heater of Middletown as a worthy nominee, asking for voter feedback.

Frederick T. K. Cartmell Star Greenwood Democratic Executive Committee Frederick County Charles W. Heater Middletown Mr. Heater

Demand for Pan American stamps outstrips supply

The Post Office Department cannot meet the rush for Pan American stamps. Orders from post offices are being cut to ensure fair distribution. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing can produce 2,500,000 stamps daily, while requests total 5,000,000 per day.

Post Office Department Bureau of Printing and Engraving

Tobacco sales agent impresses in Shenandoah Valley

Mr. W. O. McCorkle of Harrisonburg, a traveling representative for a Baltimore firm, reports selling 40,000 pounds of tobacco in twenty one days last month. The top single day sale reached 6,000 pounds.

W. O. McCorkle Harrisonburg Baltimore Virginia

Bishop Van de Vyver II Ill in Richmond

Bishop Van de Vyver II of the Catholic Diocese of Virginia is ill in Richmond and unable to undergo excitement while under careful medical attention, remaining not bedridden but constrained by illness.

van de Vyver Virginia Richmond

Excursion From Washington To Nearby City Tomorrow

An excursion is planned from Washington to a nearby city tomorrow. Details on departure time and exact destination are not provided in the available text.

Hosiery Special Sale Promises Bargains Saturday

Saturday’s special sale of hosiery features four drives in ladies hose and one lot for children. Items include fast black seamless hose at 7 cents, lacey open worked hose at 14 cents, striped silk dotted hose at 19 cents, full fashioned lisle lacey open work at 39 cents, and children’s double knee seamless hose at 12 cents.

Hermsdorf

Religious Services Planned Across City on Trinity Sunday

A dense list of church events for Trinity Sunday including Rev E B Jackson at Henry Bretjer Co services 11am and 8pm. Other churches present sermons communion Sunday School YPCAU and varied mass times with ushers and free seats.

E. B. Jackson United Brethren Church S. D. Skelton Union Sunday School Valley Avenue Presbyterian Church Sibley Westminster League Christ Episcopal Nelson P.dame Centenary Reformed T. K. Cromer Grace Lutheran W. L. Seabrook Methodist Episcopal South William H. H. Joyce Epworth League W. &. Snyder W. H. Lee John Mann M. E Josph Wheeler Miss Bettie Jackson Young People’s Praise Service

Judge Harrison Heads Committees in Constitutional Convention

Judge Thomas W. Harrison serves as chair of the privileges and elections panel and sits on the sective franchise, qualification for office, representation basis, and appointment, and elections committees. He is also a member of the legislative department panel.

Thomas W. Harrison Harrison Legislative Department

Berkeley Springs hotel plan eyed by two investors

Will Erect a Fine Hotel, Messers. Charles P. Jack and A. R. Unger are considering a $200,000 hotel project at Berkeley Springs. On July 11, the Martinsburg City Band will run an excursion to Pen Mar with a Winchester fare of $1.50.

Messers Charles P. Jack A. R. Unger Berkeley Springs Martinsburg Pen Mar Winchester

What They're Doing In Stephens Surg

Stephens City Va June 22 A large cake of manufactured ice sat on the sidewalk all day and half gone by night. W Boyd Steele is painting a new photograph gallery nearing completion in the finest style. G F Mayers builds a carriage house for a new entry carriage in transit. Mrs Nannie Stevenson adds an awning to the post office door. H 4 Dinges coats his Main Street house. John S Golliday nearly completes a new house at the depot. Miss Katie Trier spends weekend at Charlestown.

Nannie Stevenson Dinges Main Street John S Golliday

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THE Evening Star Evening Star Publishing Co H. Hansbrough the Star Mam E. C. Jordan Opequon, Va Pan-American Stamp Supply Bishop van de Vpver II Washington Eere HK Henry Bretjer& CO First Baptist Sacred Heart Church Father Gaston Payne Father Ahearn Christ Father Payne Methodist Episcopal T. Marshall West ST. Paul A. M. E. Church Stephens Surg Toy Star Katie Trier Oxford Rosenmeyer Drew, Selby & Co Dongola Bals and Oxfords Kid Fox T. M. Bantz Surmmer School Central Commercial College Cumberland Geo. E. Bushnell & Co’s. Drug Store Nicklen Daniel Bush Braddock Street Bell Bros Madras Weiling Just Strasburg W. E. Barr Sarnle Chelf’s R. E. Chelf Taylor Hotel Warren Rice & Go Commercial Collection Agency Bouss Avenue Frederick, Clarke, Warren Berkeley and Jefferson West Virginia Warren Grim Tavern Hitching Yard AT. Haldeman’s Creamery Barqains Green Ticket Bargains Money Savers la Ria Troy New York Weltys Gibson’s Virginia Club Key West R. W. Haymaker Waterman’s Ideal T. Wall J. M. Steck A.J. Tavener Jennie White Mt. Williams Court House Wardensville A. J. Sager Hart St GEO. H. Heist Orriam N. Main St Miller’s Draye Ore Joseph D. Dillon Lester J. Dillon John M. Steck Joseph C. Carter Jope O. Carter Joshua L. Carter Sarah B. Carter Rsa Sarah K. Carter M. Sreck M. M. Lyne P. Williams, Adw W. Barton Second National Bank of Cumberland M.L.D. Aviett P. Wiliams P. Williams Barton & Boyd Chan’y. Attorneys Jones’ Creamer R
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