Excursion schedules to Seashore towns via rail in 1901
Norfolk and Western and Pennsylvania Railroad run special excur sions to Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesea Wildwood Holly Beach N J on June 20 July 5 18 August 15 29 and September 12 1901. Tickets valid on trains 4 and 28 north of Hagerstown with return in sixteen days. Ten day Philadelphia stop over allowed if tickets left at Broad Street Station on arrival. Atlantic City travelers use Broad Street Route via Delaware River Bridge. Other points use Market Street Wharf trains. Cheap tickets July 5–12. valid to Aug 31 1901. W B Bevill G P A Roanoke VA. Prof Tucker no longer serves. Wash ington and Lee University fails to elect president. Henry St George Tucker declines acting presidency. George H Denny elected. committee to name president later.
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Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Beach
N. J
Norfolk and Western Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Limited
Seashore
Philadelphia
Broad Street Station
Atlantic City
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Burgess Named Day Clerk at Hotel Evans
Mr J A Burgess Jr son of a new owner at Hotel Evans arrived yesterday afternoon to take the day clerk role. He previously served as cashier of the Chesapeake and Ohio Hotel at Clifton Forge and resigned to accept the new post.
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J. A. Burgess, Jr
Hotel Evans
Burgess
Chesapeake & Ohio
Clifton Forge
Barker Found Guilty in Attempted Murder Trial
Thomas G. Barker of Arlington New Jersey was found guilty of shooting with intent to kill Rev. John Keller an Episcopal minister of the same town. Miss Nona Murnan and her niece Hilda Grove left this morning for Brunswick Maryland to visit Miss Nellie Cannon.
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Thomas G. Barker
Arlington
N. J
John Keller
Nona Murnan
Hilda Grove
Brunswick, Md
Nellie Cannon
Ribbon Sale Promotes New Lot in Desirable Shade
The notice touts a June ribbon sale noting quality style color and price. It mentions a newly opened lot of ribbons described as desirable shade and invites customers to purchase.
Fairmont Avenue Winchesters Beauty as Residence Section
The plat describes Fairmont Avenue in Winchester as the citys most beautiful residence area. Its high elevation pure air and drainage offer strong incentives to buyers. Lots shown with front feet sold in any quantity frontages on established streets, alley rights in rear. Office: No 12 North Braddock St.
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Winchester
Miller Supply Co Announces New Winchester Streets And Lots
Miller Supply Co president G C Miller sets out plans to develop the northern Winchester area with additional thoroughfares and building lots. Purchasers will share street access with neighboring lands, and after sufficient sales the company will seek council approval to open land as streets at no cost.
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Winchester
G. C. Miller
Pres
T. Miller Supply Co
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G. W. Kurtz
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Funk & Ray
New Ad
Fred. S. Boyd
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Main
W. M. Sumption
Water St
Taggert
Bath
Og Rice
M. R. Zeke
South Main Street
Kentucky
J. P. Haddox
Front Royal
Hart Hotel
J. P. Siler
Star Clothing House
Cor
Main & Water Bts
Hable’s
Star Clothier
Main and Water Streets
San Francisco
Cal
W. B. Bevill
G.P
Roanoke
Prof. Tucker
Washington and Lee University
Henry St. George Tucker
Law School
George H. Denny
Hotel
Evans
Barker
North Main Street
Robert Doran
Wilson
Gibson
Finch
Welty
Ohio Valley
Pocahontas
L. Hoster Brewine Company
J. Noonan
North Loudoup Street
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Buffalo
Fairmont Ave
North Ave
Fairmont Avenue
Braddock Heights
Braddock Street
Main Street
Moling
North Braddock St
Braddock St
C. M. Gibbons
Caret
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