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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
High Reachers go to grand jury as Justice Crow hears the prelimit trial of Arthur James Charlie Jackson and William Jackson on a chicken roost raid charge near Salem Church Clarke county. John Carlisle, charged with carrying a sack of stolen chickens, was discharged for lack of evidence.
Ex Captain Haymaker addresses the group urging action to erect a monument to General Daniel Morgan in Mt Hebron cemetery. The committee plans to publish notices in daily city papers and seek congressional support for the effort.
A rising vote of thanks to Charles Broadway Rouss and donors. Bills totaling 29.06 were ordered paid. John Kator Henkle Carpenter Albert Smallwood Jackson Brotherton and Lester Brown were elected members of the company. The captain was instructed to reglaze the glass in the upper hall windows.
David Slagle 82 longtime Berkeley county resident dies at home near Martinsburg from general debility. He lived in Martinsburg where he was born and learned harness making, later running a grocery, was a 60 year St John Lutheran member, survived by wife and three daughters. Funeral from St John’s Lutheran church today at 2. Rev Trump conducts. Also report on E Olin Eldridge lecture Keep off of the Grass at Market Street M E Church with solos by Grace Byers and Mrs Kremer.
Dealers report tight oyster supplies in town due to robbers claiming a weather tied restriction, complicating dredging and pushing prices to 1.40 dollars per gallon at 180 North Main Street.
The Charley Rouss Fire Company calls a regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30. All members must attend as several important matters will be discussed.
The Sarah Zane Fire Company holds its regular monthly session tonight at 8 o'clock. The uniform question and several other matters of great interest will be discussed.
The first in the series To Men Only will be preached this evening at 7 30 by Rev Nelson P Dame rector in the Chapel of Christ Episcopal Church There will be Lenten services at the Reformed Church tonight at 8 o'clock.
Revival services at Braddock Street Methodist Church drew a large crowd last night. Dr. Leftwich preached a solemn discourse on the sin against the Holy Ghost and urged reflection. He will preach again tonight at eight o clock. services run from seven forty to eight.
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