Trains 4 and 12 Flag Stops and Through Route to New York
Daily service lists flag stops Bowmans and Beverly Mills for trains 4 and 12. Trains arrive and depart at Pennsylvania Railroad Station Washington DC with connections to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Through rates maps and pamphlets available from FRANK S GANNON or L B Brown in Washington DC. Additional notes cover through sleepers on Trains 3 and 4 from New York to Knox and Berryville to Washington via Roanoke Memphis and Knoxville. Train 28 departs Berryville daily except Sunday at 9:05 am for Washington Baltimore and New York with rates maps and reservations from F Brace Tray Passenger Agent or B Bevill Roanoke VA Gen Passenger Agent Roanoke VA.
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Bowmsans
Beverly Mills
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Frank
Gannon
V. P
H. Haepwics
Pas
Brown
Buena Vista
Natural Bridge
Ar Roanoke
East Radford
Bristol
Morristown
Knoxville
Obstanooga
Aremphis
New York and
Knox
Berryville
Washington
Brace
Bevill
Roanoke
Two Farms for Sale Near Winchester with 134 and 174 Acres
Two farms are offered for sale: one six miles north of Winchester near North Frederick grade, containing 134 acres. the second four miles from Winchester on the Senseney road, comprising 174 acres. For details contact J. B. Harpeman or V. Over.
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Winchester
Frederick Grade
Senseney Road
J. 8
Harpeman
Gero
V. Over
Hagerstown and Baltimore trains schedule starts Sept 29 1901
Ww Taking effect Sunday September 29 1901. Hagerstown to Baltimore trains depart 7 02 am 2 m and 4 12 pm with arrival 7 30 4 pm 12 04 and 8 00 pm. Fast Mail is the only Sunday train with connections at Highfield for Gettysburg Hanover Spring Grove York and more.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Highfield
Gettysburg
Hanover
Spring Grove
York
Harrisburg
A Case of Well Developed Nerve and Wit
A Washington Star reprints a tale of a salesman sent south with 400 for expenses to expand business. Two months later no contact. a telegram asks for 100 more to wire through, claiming to be making a fine impression. The sender notes the nerve and wit as the key factor in the episode.
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Cts
Clark
Bebe
Legram
Washington Star
Striking Natural Oddities and Bible Printing Clash
A survey of remarkable natural leaps from fleas to squash, noting a man would need 1200 feet to match a flea and 144 feet to mimic a squash lift. It also discusses the Bible printing guardrails, the capitalizing of spirit, and authorities resisting changes to 1611 texts per the Liverpool Post.
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King’s
Oxford
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Liverpool Post
Verdi and a General Discuss Opera in a Railway Car
An Italian composer Verdi travels with a Ravenna district general who admires German operas. Verdi reveals his identity and affirms love of Italian opera, noting his own name as the speaker. The piece also notes the dog’s dominant sense as smell and its contrast to human sight.
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Verdi
Cruelty in Goldfish Keeping and Captive Hardships
A fragment discusses cruelty in goldfish keeping noting fish suffer in glass bowls due to light exposure and restricted space. It mentions captive deaths from rest deprivation and includes brief quoted exchanges and a debt saying by H. W. Shaw.
Additional east bound local trains listed by AMBERKLAND VALLEY R R
The Amberkland Valley Railroad announces extra local trains daily except Sunday from Chambersburg to Carlisle and Mechanicsburg with morning and afternoon departures. Special notes include No. 8 and 110 between Hagerstown and Harrisburg and late Sunday timing, plus through coaches and Pullman service between New York Knoxville and Philadelphia.
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Chambersburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Illsburg
Pullman Palace
New York
Knoxville
Tenn
Philadelphia
H. A. Riddle
J. F. Boyd
General Pass
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Rufus GC. Robinson
THE
Frederick Nursery
Ben Davis
Gano Grimes
Golden
Baldwin
Winesap
Jonathan
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Harper Kentuck
J. P. Haddox
Southern Railway
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
New York West
New York Courtland and ‘Des
Nena
Shen
Junction
Berryvile
Uray
Shenandoah
Lyv
Elkton
Basic
Tno
Alexan Front Ryal
Verton
Woodstock
Mt. Jackson
New Market Broadway
Cowan
Linville
Olpm
Raidsonburg
Daiily Ly
Dai
Oovesen Ois
C. Giuliani
Wm. &. McCann. McCann & Henshall
J. W. Hexswavy
Epee Farms
Ct Mineral and Timber Sia
Estlan Maryland RE
Cherry Run
Shippensburg
Quinsonia
Frederick
Bruceville
J. T. Fisher
Baker & Co
Cinder Charley
Billy Trucke
Philadelphia Record
H. W. Shaw
Bluemont
Berryv
Ille
AMA
Jos, Wright
Amherst Street
Richard Ossum
Amberkland Valley R. R
Artinsburg
Greencastle
Ereersburg
Waynesboro
Garrisle
Dillsburg
Philadel
Baltimore MO
P.m. Deere Ween
Chambersburg Deen
Rene
Meereersburg Bee Ee Eee
Eeeeres
Agerstown
Martinapurg
Ar. Winchester &.m
Am. D
Soap Bargains
Joel
White Lake de Ginger Snapps
Champion Poultry
Imperial Cattle
J. B. Winefield
Phone
North Market Street
S Sollenge
J. W. Parish
B. Ao Loonsane
East Piccadilly Street
Fletcher Building
G. Wash Smith
R. George H. Heist
North Main Street
Miller’s Drugstore
Pout Washlys
Sou Pgton Street
Hansborough & Carter
Bray
Morris
Inge
South
Tue
Sax
Novelties From
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Batiste
Soliel
J. B. Russell & Bro
Hamburg
Queen
C. E. Huntsberry
Bacycle
Cresent
Monarch
Cleveland
W.L. Zirkle
R. T. Barton, Pres
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Capital
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
M. Chiles
E.D. Newman
Perry C. Gore
James W. Rhodes
C. E. Clevenger
Thos. M.nelson
W. E. Barr
J. 8. Haldeman
Virginia Lightning Conductor Co
D. BR. Eskay
Termis
Maii Buildings Ooe
Clearbrook Station
Ter
Warren
Mebat
Gratchen Building
Water St
J. C. Fries
John M. Stickel
Carter Farm
Lake View
Igee
Santos
SNAPP
Market St
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