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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
2
Advertisements priced for one year two dollars and prepaid post, six months one dollar, three months fifty cents, one month twenty cents. Friends congratulate Mr Herbert S Larrick for a fine speech last night sustaining his reputation as an able graceful and entertaining speaker.
The store promotes a large matting selection with fifty to sixty patterns in China and Jap styles. Prices range from 12 1/4 to 35 cents, with a strong line of 25 cent Inlaid Jap and Heavy China. They offer measuring and storage until customers are ready to buy.
The ceremony featured prayers by Dr. Graham and remarks by Mayor Barton praising Lord Fairfax and Cameron era, noting the site’s history from the old market house to the modern brick building. E. Holmes Boyd accepted the hall for the city, tying Rouss’s early business to the site.
The mayor failed to thank Mr. Reuss in a thanksgiving event, later corrected by a supplementary proceeding. The omission likely extended to Dr. William P. McGuire, A. R. Pendleton, and Hon. R. E. Byrd for their key role in settling differences between the town and county.
A cunning thief robs student rooms at Richmond College and even professor homes, taking money watches overcoats and sweaters. Professor Winston and President Boatwright report loss of valuable overcoats and the total money stolen from student rooms exceeds $100. F W Kerfoot of Berryville is named among those who lost cash and jewelry.
The Grand Ruling, Fraternal Mystic Circle of Virginia elected officers in Norfolk. Hen ry Schneider is Worthy Vice Grand Ruler and John E. Burke is among new delegates to the Supreme Ruling meeting in Buffalo, New York, in June.
On Wednesday April 10 at 11 a.m. the Fletcher property at the southwest corner of Piccadilly and Market streets and a 24 acre lot between north Main and north Market streets will be sold. Property offered in lots as well as a whole.
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