Cloud Burst Wrecks Farm Land Bridges and Trains
A severe cloud burst floods Stephensons Depot and northwestern county farms. Homes, fences, crops and dairy supplies are lost, bridges on the Opequon destroyed, and a special B&O excursion train rerouted as crews repair washouts. Winchester sees extensive damage with trains delayed and guards aiding rescue.
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Stephensons Depot
Wingfield
John Benner
Harry Childs
Henry Stephenson
Pike
J. K. McCann
Charles McCann
L. Scott Chapman
Finnegan
Stephensons
Puss in Boots to Be Shown at Auditorium
Notices tout a performance of Puss in Boots next Tuesday at the Auditorium. Promoters praise Prof Lee own and the show as a clean, moral, dazzling production with horse and animal acts, lavish costumes, and scenic effects.
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Lee
W. J Brinkley
Austin College
Effingham
W. W. Wood
Second Baptist Church
St. Louis
Anderson Opera House
M. J. Lee
Daily Mail
Anderson
3. C
Macon
Telegraph
Pues In Boots
Grand Opera House
the Grand
Atlanta
Greenville Female College
Landean
Greenville
8 C
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wesley’s Message Across Centuries Observed at Market Street Church
The 200th anniversary of John Wesley’s birth was marked at Market Street Methodist Church with hymns and readings. Pastor Rev. Charles T. Weede preached on Wesley’s message across the centuries, urging belief in divine Providence, valuing good books, patience in success, and pursuing the right work.
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John Wesley
Methodiam
Market Street Methodist
John
Charles Wesley
Great Wesley
Wesley
Charles T. Weede
Mr. Weede
Mr. Wesley
Dean Stanley
Charles
Westminister Abbey
Be busy about your Heavenly Father's work
The passage highlights that it was application as well as talent and genius that enabled Mr Wesley to leave an enduring name and work. For more than a century after his death the world honors his memory.
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Wesley
Frederick County Deed of Trust Foreclosure Sale Notice
A deed of trust from J. Keller and wife dated September 1 1900 on record in Frederick County Maryland will be foreclosed. The trustee will offer the property at public auction in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia at 12 o clock noon on a date to be announced.
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J. Keller
County Court
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
M. M. Lynch
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Thomas
Stadden
Mr. Stadden
Red Bud
Greenwood
Burnt Factory
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Frank Nor Tris
Summit Point
W. Va
Stephenson
Strasburg Junction
Brunswick
Forney’s
J. E. Spurrier
William Trapnell
Evans
Frank Snyder
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Martinsburg
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Treasury Department
Safe Deposit Company
Kernan and Chase’s Theatres
W. Ray Smith
J. C. Smith
Burton Mornan
Western Union Telegraph Office
Puss IN Boots
J. R. Birkle
Lewis Bumgardner
Staunton
Old
Joly
Brotherhood of Man
Horsey & Atwell
Tame Valley National Bank
Saisext
THE
Shenandoah Valley
NAT. Bank
Market Street Church
Frederick County Farm
8. L Keller
Middletown
Reliance
C. A. Cutting
Mack Noonan
Cuas
H. Oatner
Gainesboro
Sam. Morton
Taz Gran
Rosendale Cement and
Ter and Hair
Miller Supply CO
York
S. H. Hable
Maia
Lee R. Grim
James B. Russell
Union Bank of Winchester
Virginia
Savings Department
E. Holmes Boyd
Rost
W. Stone
A. M. Baker
Wm. M. Atkinson
W. Kurtz
Huey
Lupron
JAMES_B. RUSSELL
J. W. Henshall
Rouse 8 Ave
Main Street
Rouss Ave
Fartmers’ and Merchants National Bank
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United
Nwotice
Valley Female College
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Virgi
Said
Valey Female College
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South Main Stree
F. Sale
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