Seashore Excursions From Philadelphia 1901 Schedule
Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle and other New Jersey resorts announce special excursions via Norfolk and Western Railway with Pennsylvania Railroad connections on June 20 July 5 18 August 15 29 and September 12 1901. Excursion tickets valid on trains 4 and 28 only and usable on regular trains north of Hagerstown excluding the Pennsylvania Limited. Return allowed within sixteen days including excursion date. ten day stopover permitted in Philadelphia if tickets are deposited at Broad Street Station on arrival. Atlantic City passengers ride via Broad Street Station Delaware River Bridge Route. other points use Market Street Wharf routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle
Cty
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
Latest Market Reports Prices Paid for Produce and Grains
Wholesale prices paid for butter in print and roll forms, apples, turkeys, pots, chickens old, wheat, corn shelled in the market. The list shows various commodity prices reflecting current trading activity.
Local Notices and Arrivals in Nearby Counties
Miss Minnie Burton left for Harpers Ferry this morning. Baltimore visitor Mr. Ford Burke stays with his son-in-law Mr. Harry Hillborn. Rev. W. H. Joyce will preach at Burnt Church Sunday at 3 30 PM. Robert L. Hahn left for Charlottesville seeking a mill position. Wilsor Pifer and Schoff stall from Martinsburg visited Shawnee Tribe last night. Joseph F. Stover of Page County died aged 68. a Confederate veteran active in politics and survived by five children. Mitchell Washington, jailed in Middlesex, escaped Saturday by throwing carbolic acid toward Sheriff Street during breakfast. The acid did not strike the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Stover
Page County
Mitchell Washington
Middlesex County
Sheriff Street
Two Men Sentenced For Store Robbery At Shenandoah
Charles Read and Anthony Bell two colored men were sentenced to two years each in the penitentiary for robbing Burrell and Stricker's store at Shenandoah on June 14. Richard Beardsworth, formerly of this city, was asleep in the store during the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Read
Anthony Bell
Burrell & Stricker
Shenandoah
Richard Beardsworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star Clothing House
Cor
Main & Water
Lts
Hable’s
Star Clothier
Main and Water Streets
Rly
G. W. Kurtz
Market & Water
Funk & Ray
Winchester Hand
W. M. Sumption
Water St
Naga
J. P. Haddox
Winchester
Front Royal
Weteiers
Hart Hotel
J. P. Siler
Manacer
Taggert
Bath
REN Rio
M. R. ZreKtz
South Main Street
L. E. Rice
Cumberland Valley Railroad
San Francisco
Cal
W. B. Bevill
G.P. A
Roanoke
C. E. Borden
Hagerstown Spoke and Bending Co
Rederick Co
Hagerstown, Spoke and Bending Company
Virginia
Phil. H. Gold
Warren Rice
R. BE. Byrd
Minnie Burton
Harpers Ferry
Ford Burke
Baltimore
Harry Hillborn
W. H.h.joyce
Burnt Church
Robert L. Hahn
Charlottesville
Messrs
Wilsor, Pifer and Schoffstall
Tuscarora
Imp. O. R. M
Martinsburg
J.B. Russell & Bro
North Main Street
Robert Doran
Wilson
Gibson
Finch
Welty
Ohio Valley
Pocahontas
L. Hoster Brewina Company
J. Noonan
North Loudour Atreat
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Buffalo
Anc
Hamilton Brown
India
Simpson
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