Public Auction of Kyle Property in Winchester
Special commissioners will offer at public sale in front of the Court House Winchester on Saturday March 24 1900 the house and lot on the Martinsburg pike opposite the Fair Grounds owned by Marshall Kyle and occupied by Frank Myers One third cash on day of sale balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. The matter arises from Sallie Kyle vs Marshall Kyle in Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuits Court
Frederick County
Sallie Kyle
Marshall Kyle
Court House
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Fair Grounds
Frank Myers
WM. L. McCann
R. E. Byrd
Sp’l. Commissioners
Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Phil. H. Gold
Sp’l. Com’r
Phil. A. Gold
John Kiger
Republican City Committee
Court House Hall
Norfolk
Front Royal
C. H. Hardy
Westbound Trains Schedule and Connections
Westbound trains No 71 1st class No 9 No 14 and 86 connect with main line for South Southwest and Weedgaen for Eastern cities. No change of cars between Washington and Harrisonburg on Nos 13 or 14. Inquiries to Southern railway agents or L B Brown 705 Fifteenth St NW Washington DC. Officials Gannon Coup Turk Debwood Martin outline rates tickets checked at B&O offices.
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Aily
Weedgaen
Washington
Harrisonburg
Southern Way
Brown
Gene Pass
Fifteenth St
N. W
D. C
Frank
Gannon
Red Oats and Clover Seed Auction Notice
Red oats and clover seed advertised by L. Crum at C. V. Elevator. 1 2 11 refers to listing or price. Ready for inspection to examine high grade new crop red oats and superior white oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Crum
C. V. Elevator
Wholesale Produce Prices in Market Report
The market shows prices paid for commodities including eggs, butter, apples, potatoes, dried cherries and apples, peaches, and poultry. Notable figures include turkeys, old and spring chickens, geese, ducks, and grains such as wheat, corn, rye, and oats with varied per-unit prices.
Phonograph Concert At Winchester By Edison Machine
This morning the Eddy Brothers received directly from Edison a peerless concert phonograph the largest and most perfect yet seen in Winchester. Its tone rivals live performance and many will mistake it for a singer or instrument. On Thursday Virginia Club hosts a recital by the machine at Court House Hall with special invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Brothers
Edison
Winchester
Virginia Club
Court House Hall
Mid-Winter Excursions to Washington by B and O R R
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces mid winter excursions to Washington for one fare round trip with ten day ticket validity. Trips depart February 15 and April 12, 1900, with return on regular trains within ten days. Tickets sold with date of sale and sales information from agent T. B. Patton.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
National Capital
Congress
T. B. Patton
Delightful Church Social Arts Exhibit At Local Church
Ladies of the Londonist Presbyterian Church hosted an evening event at Rev. Dr. White's residence on Braddock Street. A small admission charged and refreshments served. The art display featured a rebus created from assorted odd items and drew hearty amusement from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonist Presbyterian Church
Dr. White
North Braddock Street
Delaware game protection warns on crow and blackbird slaughter
The Delaware Game Protective Association issues notices to curb slaughter of 20 000 black birds and crows. John Bennett and John Ward have secured the birds for New York milliners and offer 5 cents per crow and 2 cents per blackbird. Detectives will be deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Game Protective Association
John Bennett
John Ward
New York
Bennett
Ward
Infant Dead at Parishville Home
The infant child of F. S. Triplett died at the parents’ home near Parishville in this county on Saturday. A number of Rev. Mr. Sheldon’s religious issues from the Topeka Capital have reached Winchester and are read by many citizens. Read the second and third pages of today’s STAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. 'Triplett
Parishville
This County
Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Winchester
STAR
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Mt. Jackson
New Market Broadway
Philadelphia
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Staunton
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Eenee
Ase Lees
Lexington
Frederick Denen
Baltimore
Philadelphia Ae
New Ork Ae
Winchester Hand Laundry
W. M. Sumphon
Durham
C. M. Esser
Stephenson, Va
ITO Ponds Drug ¢ Store
Lixtors
Bell Bros
California
D. F. Hinkins
Water St
Martinsburg ’Pike
Mingo Walker
T. K. Cartmell
Water Street
Kent Street
I. H. Faulkner, Jn
Henry Schneider
J. W. Russell
J. B. Russell & Bro
Kernstown
Olevy
Kernstown Old Rye
Ralph Savage
Berryville
Redmon’s
North Main Street
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Stephens City
Tae
Braddock, Kent
Main Sts
Joene Farm
Boyce
Harry Timberlake
Witchester
F. W. Kohly
W. J. Cooker
Co. W. Allamont
Fairmont Ave
Moore
Braddock and
Peyton Sts
J. Bragonier
L. B. Moore
Peyton St
L. Hodgson
Noonan’yi Cafe
Jon
Star-Times
East Water St
Chas. L. Crum
H. Seabright
North Main St
Noonan’s Livery
Ratey
Bouurg
Jasmey
Rathey
Jon O. F. Hobson
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