Southern Railway Schedule Changes Effective Oct 9 1905
Southern Railway announces Bluemont Branch schedule changes. Trains 125 126 and 129 130 are removed and 127 becomes daily except Sunday. 119 and 124 adjustments shift Bluemont departure from 525 to 455 pm and arrival in Washington to 720 pm, replacing 750 pm. Officials: Spencer Hardwick Taylor Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Bluemont
Washington
H. B.spencer
H. Hardwick
W. H. Taylor
L. S. Brown
Notice of chancery sale date in Winchester
The commissioner in Winchester Virginia fixes March 28 1906 at his office as the place and date to execute the order of reference in the Andrew A Robinson deceased and Margaret Robinson lien and creditors case. If proceedings are precompleted the judge will adjourn day to day until completion.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Margaret V. Smith
William Robinson
Andrew Robinson
Margaret
Mary Jane Robinson
C.H. Purcell
Andrew A. Robinson
H. Purcell
Margaret Robinson
Robinson
Winchester Star
Winchester
Andrew
A. Robinson
Herbert S&s. Gdarriceh
R. E. Byrp
Sale of Jacob Good estate lands in Winchester Virginia
Special commissioners announce public auction of two tracts in Back Creek District Frederick County belonging to Jacob Good deceased. Mountain Tract fifty acres and a thirty acre tract, both with dower reserved for Maria E. Good. Sale terms: one third cash, balance in two annual payments with interest, secured by deed of trust. Auction in front of Winchester Court House.
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Back Creek
Jacob Good
Back Creek Road
Maria E. Good
Ohn Steck
H. R. Kern
J. M.seck
Pri
H. Goin
Sale of Valuable Realty Auction in Winchester Maryland
A decree from the Frederick County Circuit Court in Edward P Crisman ex rel Crisman versus Julia Crisman and others authorizes the undersigned trustee and special commissioners to sell at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Jacob Good
Court House
Winchester
Circuit Court of
Edward P. Crisman
Julia Crisman
City of
Land Tracts Put Up For Sale In 1906 March Auction
Saturday March 24 1906 two tracts offered. First tract 144 acres with dwelling barn and outbuildings once owned by Albert Crisman at death, deeded from Mary J Ware et al. Second tract 145 acres known as Casper Rogers tract conveyed to Albert and Edward Crisman. Terms: one third cash sale day, balance in two annual payments in one and two years, secured by two purchaser bonds, deed of trust and insurance on buildings.
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Edward Crisman
Albert Crisman
Mary J. Ware
Casper Rogers
Said Rogers
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial oath notice
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886. Cure is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Ohio
Hayfield Area Social Notes Amid Family Visits
March 7 report from Hayfield outlines several visits. Mrs. Jonnie Bayliss visits her parents Mr and Mrs Hardesty in Berryville. Mrs. Algeron Foreman and Miss Lena Larrick spend time with relatives in Gainesboro and Stephenson. Others include Miss Hettie Windle with aunt Mrs Rosenberger and Mr Elroy Light with father-in-law Mr Wisecarver.
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HayrisLp
Jonnie Bayliss
Mrs. Hardesty
Berryville
Lena Larrick
Stephenson
Joseph Larrick
Gainesboro
Misa Hettie Windle
M. H. Rosenberger
Elroy Light
Joseph Wisecarver
Dan Sargeant
Julia Bayliss
Emma Anderson
Capon Springs
Martha Ramey
Jake Rosenberger
Wesley Bayliss
Edward Anderson
Colonists Rates to Arizona New Mexico California and Mexico
Southern Railway announces colonists rates effective through April 6 1906 via Memphis or Vicksburg Shreveport or New Orleans route for the Sunset Tourist sleeper. Service runs tri weekly Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Washington to San Francisco. Inquiries to local Southern coupon ticket agents. L S Brown General Agent Washington DC.
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Arizona
New Mexico
California
Mexico
Memphis
Vicksburg
Shreveport
New Orleans
Washington
San Francisco
Cal
L. S. Brown
Washington, D. C
Telephone mix up stirs family tension in chatter
A humorous exchange over a household telephone captures Mrs Binks and her relatives, as callers dispute whose line it is and who truly lives at the house. The dialogue hints the device may be removed, with antics from a March hare and a bear hunt add comic garnish.
Glorious ride on a country road ends with mystery
A fair maid exclaims with joy as a motor car speeds along a smooth country road. A young man dismisses two following men in a runabout, naming one as the repair man and the other as the surgeon, hinting at hidden danger.
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Fair Maid
Kind Lady Questions Boy Over Starving Dog
In a Cleveland Leader excerpt a kind lady questions a boy about his homeless dog. The boy explains the animal is fed only scraps from well wishers and often goes hungry, highlighting their shared hardship.
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Holmes
Cleveland
Hiram Doing First Rate at College
Mrs Suddenclymer reports her son Hiram is adapting well at college. He is taking a special study this term and says he is on the receiving end of the best battery in the college nine, a notable electrical line.
Gospel Flight Amid Hurricane Wrecks Sermon
A preacher recounts a storm scattering his sermon as he notes scripture commands. Robbie boasts of a new baby while Elsie mocks humble washing. A lawyer questions a wife about an accident and the witness says she was talking.
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Brother Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Working Extra Time, A Woman Of Few Words
A Milwaukee Sentinel mock exchange shows Mrs Gabfest asserting she is a woman of few words and Mr Gabfest acknowledging but noting she may be overworking them. The brief dialogue humorously examines gendered speech patterns.
Early Morning Struggles Spark Family Quip
Yonkers Statesman reports a humorous exchange about waking early. A parent compares a child to chickens for rising at dawn, while the child protests having stayed up late, highlighting domestic humor.
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Willie
Yonkers Statesman
PAZO OINTMENT Cures Piles Refund If Not In 6 to 14 Days
Druggists guarantee a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding piles within six to fourteen days. The remedy costs 30 cents.
Ad In Star's Want Columns Demonstrates Efficacy
The note argues that placing ads in the Star's want columns yields effective results. It suggests trying the section as a test of response.
Fawcett Gap News Notes Local Socials March 8
Miss Hattie Ridings visits from near Stephens City returns to area. Snowden Lupton family visit Funkhouser household Wednesday. Sidney and Maggie Hunsucker guest of Funkhouser sisters Tuesday. J W Richard spends Wednesday with parents. Rev W R Berry to preach Mount Zion Sunday at 11 am last sermon before conference. J B Clagett in unchanged condition. Annie Funkhouser guests of Lena and Anna Brumback Monday.
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Pawcett
Fawcett Gar
Hattie Ridings
Stephens City
D. C. Funkhouser
Sidney
Maggie Hansucker
Funkhouser
J. W. Richard
W. R. Berry
Mount Zion
J. B. Clagett
Annie Funkhouser
Lena
Anna Brumback
Local Moves And Health Updates From March 8
Mr J Byers drives a large troop of fine horses to Hagerstown Maryland today. Mrs David Branson of near Clearbrook is homebound with a severe cold. Eugene O Rear a Clearbrook merchant moves with family to a farm near the place. Allen and Warren Smith with kin move from Clarke county to the old Lynch property at this place. John Jolliffe of Frederick has returned home from the Clevenger Hataytte wedding. Mrs Harold Daing is ill again with a possible relapse. Mrs William Frashier of Swarthmore shows improvement after pneumonia. Colonel Bakers sale at Jordans Springs yesterday drew a large crowd with many stock offered. Roy Duvall the new auctioneer made a strong debut as sale crier.
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StevHenson
J. Byers
Hagerstown
David Branson
Clearbrook
Eugene O’rear
Messrs
Allen
Warren Smith
Clarke County
Lynch
John Jolliffe
Frederick
Clevenger-Hayette
J. Harold Daing
William Frashier
Roy Duvall
Chattanooga May 10 15‑1906 Auxiliary Societies Trip Tickets
Tickets to Chattanooga and return from all points on Southern Ry sold May 8 to 11 with final limit ten days from date of sale. Extremely low rates. call nearest Southern Ry ticket agent or write L. S. Brown Gen. Agent Washington DC.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Rny
L. S. Brown
Washington, D. C
Visit Ends For Edwards and O Fallon Family
Mr and Mrs Nelson Edwards and Miss Ethel O Fallon of St Louis, after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Charles Mullikin at Page Brook, returned to their homes last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Edwards
Ethel O'Fallon
St. Louis
Charles Mullikin
Page Brook
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Zephyr Ginghams
Robinson Brothers
North Main Street
H. & W. Seabrightt
John M Steck
M. Lynch
Bond
J. M. Steck
Phil
H. Gop
Lamont, Comins & Co
Winchester, Berryville
Castleman's Ferry
Hess & Company
Acon
Evans
Virginity House
Mente
Pifer
Maurice F. Castleman
Mrs. Algeron Foreman
Amanda Anderson
Fred. S. Boyd
Main & Wate
Funk & Son
WM. Defrehen & Son
Mfrs
Sage
Victor
Funéra's
Jannture Beaters
South Main Street
Bell Phone
Main Street
Copper Brothers
Binks
Bunny
Sonny
Browning
Hiram
Robbie
Elsie
Philadelphia Press
D.D
D.D.D
Franck Baker & Son
D. D. ED. CO
Medical Dept
Michigan St
Mr. Snowden Lupton
Mr. Grey Funkhouser
India
Russell & Green
Leonore
Henshall & Baldwin
Glaize Bros
Southern Baptist Convention
Pharmacists
Berryville and
John M. Steck
Atty
John H. Enders
East Mein St. Berryyite
E. W. Grove
Rosenmyer
Bluemont Stage Line
Sheets
Great Steel Bridge
Havaresque
Enemgavie
Idea Enals
Lrrive
Castleman’s Ferry
Jones
Jones Creamery
Piccadilly 81
Geo. W. Grim
Gylversy
Edward Conner
South Main St
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