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Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of June, 1900. Rospert WORBSLEY, Notary Public.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
2
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of June, 1900. Rospert WORBSLEY, Notary Public.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Winchester post office for the week ending June 23 1900 names include Anderson George W Bright Preston Colmond John Davison Mrs Annie Hill Freddie Hoge J H Jones Eliza Lewis T H Laughlis Rena Moore Robert D Russell William M Persons calling for these letters must pay one cent for each letter received C H Hanvy P M
The Hagerstown Globe rebukes an Evening Star claim about the Farmer's Zulu Firemen and promises a guided intro to Winchester figures for the Fourth of July parade. Harvesting is active with reapers cutting in the region. Local notes report purchases of chickens, farm work near Marlboro, a Washington visitor, a June 5 marriage near Refuge, a sick Mrs Hausenfluck, and new carriage work. Two Kentucky deaths are noted amid unsettled events.
The Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Red Men and Pocahontas degree decorated graves in Mt. Hebron Cemetery yesterday afternoon. They visited James Riely, Maggie McCoy, Henry Kinzel, and Gen. Daniel Morgan graves with singing, prayers, and flower tributes. P. S. James A. Brown spoke as marshal, and Prophet Grubbs closed with anInvocation. About thirty Red Men and eight Pocahontas ladies participated.
Mr. R. E. Trenary, who fell in Cameron Hall last Friday morning, is bedridden at 405 South Market Street. He cannot freely use his right arm and his sight is doubled unless he elevates his eye pupil. The fall injured an optic nerve, a fate similar to Mr. Bennett Hillyard after his West Water street fall. James Crawford, Pennsylvania Railway general passenger agent, visits Winchester Inn for August. Mrs. James Parker plans a July 4 fireworks display at the Inn grounds. The Stephen City Cornet Band will join the Friendship Fire Company in Martinsburg on July 4. Members of the new Friendship Band expect a large turnout.
All those ready to take summer boarders are invited to contact the Board of Trade secretary at 620 41 Winchester Va to provide number of boarders rates and arrangements will be made to advertise with booklet. Dr Howard Moore of Washington an eye and ear specialist spent yesterday with Mr A C Crawbaugh at Hotel Evans. Dr Moore has traveled in Europe and studied in foreign countries with more advantages. Miss Mary Strider is improving after illness. Dr and Mrs Talliaferro of Baltimore are visiting Mr Daniel Wood. Mrs Hessen and daughter of Warren County were guests of Mrs F G Bartlett yesterday. Miss Ella Moorehead and Mrs M L Worthington are at Atlantic
Wholesale prices paid for eggs butter apples potatoes dried cherries dried apples dried peaches turkeys chickens old chickens sprit geese ducks in this market. The figures show 75 and 235-28 as price units across items.
The Baltimore and Ohio R R announces Thursday excursions on June 28 July 19 26 August 9 and 28 to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City New Jersey Ocean City Maryland and Rehoboth Beach Delaware. Tickets are valid sixteen days from sale with stop overs on return at Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington for New Jersey trips and at Baltimore Washington for Ocean City Maryland and Rehoboth Beach. For tickets train times and sleeping car info contact a B and O ticket agent.
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