Peyton Harrison Named Judge in Martinsburg
P R Harrison son in law of E Holmes Boyd was appointed justice of the peace in Martinsburg West Virginia to succeed John Heller. He took oath and entered bond of 3000 with John Heller and M A Snodgrass as sureties. Harrison received all three commissioner votes. He previously served as JP from 1892 to 1896 and will continue his insurance business in the Flick building.
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P. R. Harrison
E. Holmes Boyd
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Heller
M. A. Snodgrass
Harrison
Capt. E. G. Bartlett
Flick
Enders Elected Captain of Berryville Fire Company
Clarke Courier notes John H. Enders elected captain to succeed resigning J. E. Ogden. Other officers chosen include L. O. Gore first lieutenant C. R. Jones second James W. Ware third J. E. Ogden secretary S. F. Baughman Jr. treasurer Dr. J. E. Harris surgeon and W. R. Shryock chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Courier
John H. Enders
Berryville Fire Company
J. E. Ogden
L. O. Gore
C. R. Jones
James W. Ware
S. F. Baughman, Jr
J. E. Harris
W. R. Shryock
Mr. T. E. Swartz Improves at Home
Mr Swartz remains confined to his room but shows gradual improvement and hopes to be out soon. The Valley recognizes him as a well known mason with many friends in Luray and the surrounding area.
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T. E. Swartz
Luray
Thomas E. Schwartz
Page Courier
Mr. Swartz
Notice to report irregularities at Troy Laundry Hagerstown
Advertises prompt attention for irregularities in calling for or delivering work of the Troy Laundry of Hagerstown. Mentions Lease and Sump tion at Worthington Tobacco Company as contact. Dated 3-10-? w.
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Troy
Hagerstown
Worthington Tobacco Company
Public Sale of Property in Brucetown Va
On Saturday March 15 substitute trustee Miss M A Frasher will offer for sale in front of the Court House the house and lot in Brucetown Va adjacent to S M Purcell property and the county school house.
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M. A. Frasher
Brucetown
S. M. Purcell
County School House
Stephens City Milling Co Wins $57 Claim Against Dash Smith
In Stephens City magistrate court before Justice J M Locke judgment was entered for Stephens City Milling Company for 57 dollars against Dash Smith. The defendant claimed 42 dollars had been paid but the court ruled against him.
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Stephens City
J. M. Locke
Stephens City Milling Company
Dash Smith
New Stock Arrives at Market Street Shop
The store announces new stock of trunks suit cases satchels harness and robes now in rooms on north Market street. Open at night until nine with arc lighting inviting customers to call.
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North Market Street
Greenwalt Attacks Teacher After School Discipline
Intelligence from Bryarly's School House reports that a man named Greenwalt assaulted Lester Grove, a young teacher, yesterday in retaliation for Grove having chastised Greenwalt's son for a reprehensible offense.
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Bryarly
Greenwalt
Lester Grove
Striker Meatsman Striker By Illness At Home
Mr. Vance W. Striker, a well known meat merchant, is seriously ill at his home. The complaint resembles a hemorrhage of the liver.
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Vance W. Striker
Fairfax Club Leases Entire Third Floor of Bank Building
The Fairfax Club will lease the entire third floor of Farmers' and Merchants National Bank's new building. This move marks a significant expansion for the club within the downtown financial complex, aligning with its planned activities in the coming year.
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The
Fairfax Club
Farmers’ and Merchants National Bank
Mr. Frank Russell Improves at Keating Clerk Front
Mr. Frank Russell, a clerk for Mr. Thomas Keating, is reported improving.
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Frank Russell
Thomas Keating
United Brethren Annual Conference Opens in Virginia
The one hundred and third session of the Virginia Annual Conference of United Brethren Church began in Lacey Springs with Bishop Mills delivering a sermon on the kingdom from the Sermon on the Mount. G P Hott elected secretary and four others named to the candidates committee. Memorial services for Bishop Hott and Rev. B Scott set for Saturday at 3.0. Reports from pastors on about 20 charges show gains.
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Virginia
United Brethren Church
Lacey Springs
Bishop Mills
G. P. Hott
Crescent Club to Meet at Duing Residence
Local social note lists the Crescent Club gathering tomorrow evening at M. J. H. Duing's residence near Clearbrook. Other items mention groceries, sick leave, and small town happenings including divorces, travels, and a new monument dedication.
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Crescent Club
M. J. H. Duing
Clearbrook
Mourning Emblems Over Worn On City Hall Facade
The mourning emblems on City Hall appear tattered and fluttering in disrepair around the building. The note calls for their removal as the solemn commemorative event passes, noting a sense that the symbols have fulfilled their part.
Round Hill Literary Society Meeting Notice
The next Round Hill Literary Society meeting will be held at the residence of Mr. James Robinson on Friday evening March 21.
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The
Round Hill Literary Society
James Robinson
Workmen prepare to improve front of American Stock Co on Main
Workmen will tomorrow commence improvements to the front of the American Stock Company building located on North Main Street, marking the start of enhancements to the exterior.
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American Stock Company
North Main Street
Easter Suit Ad and Railroad Visit Highlight Town
Easter season prompts residents to visit A Lyons for new suits while Cumberland Valley Railroad general freight agent A L Langdon was in town today marking a brief local business and travel note.
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A. L. Langdon
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peyton Harrison
Mr. Enders
A. L. Shearer
Striker Ili
United Brethren
Schneider’s Grocery
Frank T. Woodward
Ness
CueLr
Drua
May Rawlings
Loudoun County
Lizzie Striker
Messers
E. E. Stone
W. G. Funk
Fred Glaize
Baltimore
Ben Hur
M. E. A. Anderson
Teresa
Josephine
Capon Springs
Winchester
Laura Walker
James Walker
Lupton
Richmond
Murphy
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Fred. E. Brown
Pittsburg
Mrs. Brown
Daniel Willis
George W. Haines
Valley Marble Works
Mt. Hebron
Madam Swendemann
Newport News
Levie Bell
Haywood Bell
Bell
Ulster
Horsey & Atwell
Main Street
Bacycle
Cresent
Monarch
Cleveland
L. Zirkle
Shenandoah Valley
U.S
U. 8
U. S
Stewaru
Oe & Bankers
Caines
City
Jonn W. Rice
Joan Ww. Rice
Shirley Carte
H. Hans Broves
T. M Bantz
W.s
Braddock
Cork Streets
As. B. Russell
Valley Turnpike
Horth
T. K. Wa
A. Lyons
Cougill & Canter
Cantersburg
J. Harvey Canter
Cougill
Harvey Cante
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Agt
Telephone
R. T. Barton, Pres
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Apstall
John Keating
H. D. Fuller
L. N. Barton
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
R. T. Barton
Daniel Annan
W. P. McGuire
Wm. C. Gratchen
German Smith
John M. Steck
S. M. Chiles
E. D. Newman
Perry C. Gore
James W. Rhodes
C. E. Clevenger
Thos. M. Nelson
H. H. Baker
M. M. Lynch
W. E. Barr
Haldeman
Miller Supply Company
Sherwin-Williams
Geo, B. Bushnell & Co
Geo, BE. Bushnell & Co
Gratchen Building
Water St
B. P
J. W. Taylor
H. M. Hopeson
Opequon
R.T. Barton
J. L. Pentz’s
Quick Bros
RICE
North Market
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