Death of Mrs Shepherd near Rockland reported
The death of Mrs Shepherd wife of Rev I B Shepherd near Rockland is announced. She was about 65, had been ill a few days, survived by her husband and two sons Rodger and Norman. Her funeral will be Monday at 2 PM in Berryville Baptist Church with Rev Julian Broaddus officiating. interment in a nearby graveyard. Funk and Kay Funeral Directors oversee arrangements.
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Shepherd
Rockland
Hepherd
B. Shepherd
Loudoun County
Rodger
Norman
Berryville
Baptist Church
Julian Broaddus
Funk & Kay
City building bids outlined with clock work and stone choices
The committee reports on building contracts noting the bid total of 48252.18, potential savings from gas and lighting fixtures, and 1200 from selling the present city clerk’s office. It covers cess-pool, grading, paving costs, clock repair, and a January 1 1901 completion deadline with 20 per day forfeiture. Granite outside walls and steps are proposed with Baltimore brick No 480 and Cleveland Canyon stone.
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Fairfax Square
County Court House
Frederick County
Common Council
Rouss
C. H. Miller
Fse
Baltimore
Cleveland Stone Company
Cleveland
Ohio
C. L. Crum
J. E. Corre
C. A. Heller
C. P. Kremer
RK. T. Barron
Memorial Service Invitation For Ladies Stonewall Association
The General Turner Ashby Camp invites the Ladies Stonewall Memorial Association to join a memorial service at the Raddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South on Sunday after 8 o clock. Members should wear badges and those in the Daughters of the Confederacy may wear their insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Stonewall Memorial Association
Turner Ashby
Confederate Veterns
Raddock-Street
Memorial Service Invitation Draws City Council
City officials are invited to attend a memorial service at Ashby Camp at Treet M. E. Church this afternoon at 3. The notice urges attendees not to miss the event and to read the program again for details.
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Ashby
Enlarge Their Hall for Fire Company Annex
At a Charley Rouss Fire Company meeting a committee was formed to study enlarging the hall. Ex Captain Baker urged a two story brick annex on Braddock street extending 35 feet back from the engine house. The plan envisions a band room committee room assembly and storage. Cost estimated about $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rouss Fire Company
J. I. H. Baker
Braddock Street
Reuss
Free Malonry Part Two Names Virginia Grand Encampment Members
Readers learn a list of members of the Grand Encampment of Virginia including Sir Robert Maloney Sir Henry Severs William P Helm Sir Dolphirew and several other titled members and clergy. The continuation enumerates numerous names with ranks in a formal roster.
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Virginia
Robert Maloney
Henry Severs
William P. Helm
Dolphirew
William Herrin
Jacob R. Thomas
Presley Iarmaduke
Issac Hershell
John Wilson
Cyrus B. Baldwin
James Keller
William Keller
John A. Xaupe
Warren Throckmorton
Norman Nash
Abraham Lang
Joseph P. Thomas
Edward Jackson
William W. Blanchard
John Denton
Philip Klipstine
John R. Hevden
John Kern
Prosecutor Fined in Police Court After Shultzer Charge
Jonah Newlin had Charles Shultzer arrested for drawing a revolver. In police court Justice Bragonier dismissed the pistol charge and levied costs on Newlin. Newlin was fined 2.50 for swearing at Shultzer and had him arrested for drawing a revolver.
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Jonah Newlin
Charles Shultzer
Justice Bragonier
Shultzer
Newlin
Potts Elected Leader of Cyrus Castle No 1
Mr. Wm Potts of Washington was chosen presiding officer of Cyrus Castle No 1 Knights of the Golden Eagle in Washington. Robinson and Co relocate to a new store room in the Evans building. Rev W J Cocke will preach at Jubilee Church on the Front Royal pike both tomorrow morning and night. Dr W P McGuire lecture at Christ Episcopal Church chapel last evening aimed to benefit the male portion of the city. Richmond Times notes visitors T K Cartmell and M H G Willis at the Auditor's office on Wednesday. Advertise now be quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Potts
Washington
Benj. Potts
Cyrus Castle No. 1
Knights of the Golden Eagle
W. J. Cocke
Woodstock
Jubilee
Burlick Road
Front Royal Pike
W. P. McGuire
Chapel of Christ Eiscopal Church
Richmond Times
Messrs
T. K. Cartmell
Frederick County
M. H. G. Willis
Winchester
Mortuary Chapel Planned for Mount Hebron Cemetery
The Mount Hebron Cemetery Board of Trustees will build a mortuary chapel with receiving vaults a waiting room and a chapel. Architect F H Jackson disclosed plans after earlier secrecy and will prepare working drawings to begin the project promptly under the cemetery charter directing earnings to improvements.
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Star
Mount Hebrom
F. H.jackson
Jackson
Siege of Mafeking Raised Says Brussels Dispatch
A Brussels dispatch cites Transvaal Legation reports that Mafeking was relieved. The town housed about 3,000 soldiers. Mrs M. S. Moffett gave a Court House Hall lecture on vertical writing.
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Tue Star
New York
London
Brussels
Transvaal
Mafeking
Mre. M. S. Moffett
Court House Hall
The Art of Printing Debate at Shenandoah Valley Academy
The Sigma Rho Delta Society gathered a large audience at Shenandoah Valley Academy last night with President Thompson presiding. Speakers included Prof. Davidson, Hancher, J Buck, Alexander, and Stewart Barrett. the debate on whether the steam engine is more valuable than the printing press ended in a negative win.
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Sigma Rho Delta Society
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Thompson
Prof
Davidson
Messrs
Hancher
J. Buck
Alexander
Stewart Jacobs-Barrett
Frank Kohlhausen
Nelson
Jacob Shreckhise
Stewart Barrett
Abner Ferguson
Rouss Bust Fund Receives Public Donation Totals
Receipt shows 392.60 received from the Business Men's Committee and a total deposited in the bank of 481.60.
Memorial Service Invitation By Confederate Ladies Group
The Daughters of the Confederacy and the Ladies' Memorial Association are invited by the Turner Ashby Camp to attend the memorial service Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Braddock Street M E Church South. All members are asked to wear their badges.
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The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Turner Ashby Camp
Braddock St. M. E. Church South
Fine Deviled Crabs First of Season at Noonan's Cafe
Mrs. Maggie Hodgson of Chambersville left for Romney to visit her son Prof E Hodgson. The Star notes the first of the season deviled crabs at Noonan's Cafe.
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Noonan
Maggie Hodgson
Chambersville
Romney
Prof
E. Hodgson
Shenandoah Valley Society Approves 60 Dollar Contribution
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society leaders meeting at noon authorized the acting president to form standing committees during vacation and named the premium committee. They voted to hold the annual Fair this year with date pending and unanimously contributed 50 to the Reuss bust in the new City Hall while praising President Charles B. Rouss.
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Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Charles B. Rouss
Reuss
Rouss
Young Man Wanted for Caligraph Typewriter Rep
Advertisement seeks an energetic young man with small capital to represent the New Century Caligraph Typewriter. Apply to Joan M. Morrow at Hotel Evans during the evening hours 8 to 10 and Monday 10 to 12.
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Joan M. Morrow
Evans
Return of Bride and Groom on Frederick Turnpike
Mr. C. H. Parcell and bride returned from Washington at noon and, after a visit in town, drove to their future home 34 miles away on the North Frederick turnpike. It is rumored that local youths will give the couple a belting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parcell
Washington
North Frederick Turnpike
Stray Black and Tan Dog Reaches Farm Near Winchester
A small black and tan long haired dog strayed to a farm four miles northwest of Winchester on February 9 1900. The finder notes the dog with a tag reading 8 3 w A 8 Wricar.
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Winchester
Wricar
Hack Wood Farm for Private Sale Near Winchester
The undersigned offers for sale the well known Hack Wood Farm about 2 miles north of Winchester. It has a fine spring in the Valley of Virginia, a large stone dwelling in good condition, other buildings, and 303 acres. Easy payment terms and possession June 15, 1900. For details address W Roy Stephenson Attorney Winchester Virginia.
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Hackwood Farm
Winchester
Virginia
Roy Stephenson
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Mrs. Shepherd
T. B. Shepherd
Warren County
S. Rosenmeyer
Star Shoe House
Mr. Potts
North Main St
Daily News
Charles Burnett
D. Goldman
Worthington ‘Tobacco Co
Henry Baetjer
Dr. B. M Night
George E. Jenkins
W. Wilson
Sorb Ea Blewt Si
L. W. Jackson
N. A. Cooper Ae
G. R. Calvert
Shirley Carter
W. H. Baker
A. H. Miller
F. Fineberg S. Rosenmyer
Ever
H. and
W. Seabright
Dr. R. W. Stone
W. C. Barreee
J.B. Russell & Bro
John Solenberger
Frank Baker
George Keller
Shenandoah Rey Caan Rural Society
Thomas Keating
Agt
Fdr
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumbeland Brewing Com
North Main Street
Joan Simonp
Heath
Belle of
Old Taylor
Oscar Pepper
James E. Pepper
J. W. Harer
Belle
Anderson
Old Crow
Old Gibson
Monticello
Sherwood
Avondale
United States
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
Gro. E. Anderson
Fairmont Avenue
E. Barnett
Piccadilly Bt
Baker’s Violet
Franck Baker
Snapp
Acy Go
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