Daily Brief Items From Barrs Gallery and Local Notices
Small pictures at Barr's Gallery priced at 25c per dozen and a note on a big peanut market in Suffolk. Roanoke Councilman D H Backus killed in yard engine wreck. Page county tramway accident fatalities. Coal demand in Fairmont region exceeds supply. Bicycles rental 12c per hour. Mrs. W T Burke visiting Philadelphia. Rev S D Skelton to Dayton for Bible Society convention. Mrs Mary Lee of King George dies after burns. Advertisements claim guaranteed quality. May dew washing tips for young ladies.
Stephens City Crawls With Local Notices and Elections
In Stephens City Virginia plans for a May county caucus election are announced with Judge Atkinson naming A Lemley Geo A Sameell J F Huber as cu ration election judges for Stephens City on Thursday May 1900 C W Trussell named for forest training and W D Chipley ships four carloads logs to Germany two cars of ash and two of hickory Repairs at James A Guard’s new Gre tan street house noted George M Cadwallader is ill though mobile Seperator operates daily Maurice son of L B We ald near Marlboro listed as ill Opening of Trimmed Hats advertised at 127 W Piccadilly St. br ive.
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W. D. Chipley
Germany
Jas. A
Gretan Street
George M. Cadwallader
Maurice
L. B. Weald
Marlboro
Jiton Lst
Ordwnance
Cou
John William
Morgan Snapp
Catherine Rudolph
Amanda Snapp
Edward, Benton
Tilden Snapp
Laura Pritchard
Carne
Christena Snapp
Lace
Jno.e. Bushnell
Winchester
St. Paul’s
Luther On
Sunda
Ack
Palace Bar Closes Over Expired License in Winchester
Local Winchester liquor saloon the Palace Bar shut its doors last night due to an expired license. The notice hints at a history of strong patronage and financial success, but current regulations enforce closure amid license issues.
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Palace Bar
Winchester
Market Square
Athar
Sé Council
Bar-Room Closures Hit Virginia Saloon Trade
Virginia saloons shut down after many license applicants failed to give required thirty day notice before May 1. Edinburg Woodstock Mount Jackson Harrisonburg Roanoke Staunton and numerous towns report closed bar-rooms with patrons drinking mineral waters during the interim.
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Virginia
Edinburg
Woodstock
Mount Jackson
Harrisonburg
Roanoke
Staunton
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D. H. Backus
Page County
Fairmont
W. Va
Lewis Bros
Piccadilly Street
Mrs. W. T. Burke
Philadelphia
H. G. Hilborn
8. D. Skelton
Dayton
Ohio
The
Bible Society
Mary Lee
King George County
T. Reese Miller
Winch Va
Appoin
Stephens City
Bshi
Ito
W. Piccadilly St
Miss Kremer
New York
Florshein
the Sons
J.c.davis
Old Postoffice
STAR
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Bar Gloses
Darwanis
Stephen ON
Joseph Blue
Martinsburg
Mrs
Mary Childs
Bebe
North Main St
F. A. Cochran
Frank Cleverger
Emanual
Martin Ebert
Chas. Keeler, Jr
Messrs
Howard
Foster Hardesty
M. Kelley
Cumberland
Robbie Keffer
John Keffer
Immanuel Church
Ladies of the
M. E. Church South
Bessie Nurton
West Water Street
Mother Goose Mel
Eell Oo
Mother Tabbyskins
Curly Locks
Mistress Mary
C.e
Jackie Horner
Red Riding Hood
L’ardita
Cora Hillyard
Jack and Jillie
Little Bo Peep
Hilda Correll
Mary Quite Contrary
Miss Sae
Wright's
Jos, Walcut, Jr
Henry Schneider
South Main Street
Jos. Wright
Milburn
Orleans ST
Baltimore, MD
Tas
POLI
Renan
Randolph T. McGuire
Helter Building
H. W. Seabright
West Virginia
J. E. CopRent
Sec
Equity Imp. Co
JOST
Atward
North Braddock Street
Wright’s
Diffenderfer
S. Market St
T. McGuire
N. Main St
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Comany
North Main Street
Tigana AI
Shenandoah Valley
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
the Town
Erteable
Wen
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Main and
Water Streets
W.H. Beardsworth
Chase Bros. Piano Mo
H. A.colfelt
W. H.eardsworth
T. T. Wall’s
J.w.wurm
Main St
A- D. Cunninguam
Berryville Pike
Star Office
Eugene Aulick
South Braddock St
North Kent St