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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
3
The shopping note highlights silk tissue at 48 cents per 27 inch width, silk mercerixe ginghams at 20 cents, plain striped ginghams at 18 cents, A. F. C. ginghams at 94 cents, a 36 inch madras at 10 and 12 cents, and a dress friendly gingham at 74 cents. All are new goods and this store invites customers to view them.
Rufus C. Robinson, manager, advertises P. S. Special values in shoes from the Robinson brothers.
Complete sale list of household furniture and sewing machines offered at low cash prices or easy weekly payments. Items include beds, dressers, lounges, tables, carpets, mattresses, trunks, mirrors, baby carriages, pianos, organs, guitars, banjos, accordions, sewing machines, buggies, farming gear, and more. L. E. Rice invites patrons to inspect and buy with liberal past patronage acknowledged.
Armel notes report Selby Kitchen and family relocating to the former home of J W Kitchen. Rebecca Haymaker sails to Baltimore for special medical care. W F Watson attended the funeral of his cousin Nellie Laughlin in Lebanon Church. Mrs M H Armel of Boyce visited her parents. Literary Society meeting postponed until better weather. Sympathy extended to Winchester for B Rouss. Funeral of Hiram Roe described with pallbearers listed. J Alr notes March 1 funeral at Wisecarver graveyard and homilies of rest in faith. J Alr also reflects on life after death. In Mrippetown S Q Baker buys store from father in law. Sadie William to clerk. Hattie Gratchen of Luray visiting Anna Boyer. Alice Simpson from Success visiting Ella Stickley. Hattie Nixon visiting sister in Winchester. Frank Strickler improving after illness.
Removed to 513 south Kent street. Have your fortune told by the eminent Baltimore medium queen. Reads your life from cradle to grave. See her on business, love, courtship, separated friends. Readings 25c 50c and 1. Office hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ladies only. 2-24-6t.
Effective Sunday September 29 1901 the Hagerstown and Baltimore line offers multiple Sunday departures from Hagerstown at 7:02 am 2:00 pm and 4:12 pm with connections at Highfield for Gettysburg Hanover Spring Grove York Eastern Extension and Baltimore Harrisburg routes. Additional services include Hagerstown and Cherry Run and Hagerstown and Chambersburg with varied morning and afternoon trains and cut off connections.
The passage notes a connection at Harpers Ferry and references B and O railroad operations. It mentions Martin, Mitoreeer Traffic, and T. B. Parton as an agent at Winchester in the traffic context.
Schedule effective June 1 1900 listing daily trains between Washington and Strasburg and Harrisonburg with No 8 and 110 running between Hagerstown and Aerenuee and No 2 late on Sundays. Sunday service to Philadelphia at 4 80 pm. J F IpDLE passenger agent 6380.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals H Haapwren Gen Pas Agt oma ht L and Frank 8 Gannon with titles Agen 106 ee, Gen Manager. Records incomplete with no clear event or outcome.
Our Sausage claims the biggest sale in town and notes that proceeds support hides cattle sheep poultry butter and eggs. Address listed at 8 D McDowal North Market Street.
A historical notice lists a dentist's office at No. 7 West Water Street in Winchester Virginia, providing location for a professional practice contact.
Lost on Sunday morning near Winchester area. Reward offered for return of item described as a white linen cloth. Contact Russert or Dorsey via Troy Steam Laundry Ha gerstown Maryland.
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