Things to Remembered Bargains for Cotton Goods and Wear
A vintage sale listing various textiles and items priced low. One yard wide brown cotton 44 cents per yard, bleached cotton 5 3-4 cents per yard, mourning calicoes 4 1/4 cents, men’s shirts 36 cents, men’s socks 6 cents, ladies hose 6 cents, 20 cent paper and envelopes for 10 cents, lisle gauze hose 15 cents, dress ginghams 6 cents, apron ginghams 5 cents, bed sheets 36 cents, Jap matting 17 1/2 cents, good matting 9 cents per yard, hats at half price.
Wests Case Reveals Allegations Against Reverend West
The article recounts affidavits accusing Dr. West of improper acts with young girls in a church and hotel incidents. Dr. Beauchamp criticizes the charges while noting West resigned immediately. The piece covers related campaign tensions in Catlettsburg and an attempted shooting by R R Barton at a church meeting.
Smiths and Virginia Smith Visit Charles Town
Mrs ws PP Jack and Miss Virginia Smith traveled to Charles Town yesterday with Vass accompanying them.
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Jack
Virginia Smith
Charles Town
Vass
Changes Today in Local Markets Report
Wheat held steady while other items moved in today’s wholesale quotations. Butter, potatoes, bar corn, oats, and hay are listed with price ranges and per unit measures from local market listings.
Remains of Little Child Buried Here
Marlboro Virginia May 1 Briscog Thompson two month old son of Mr and Mrs Horace G Shull died of nephritis in Washington DC last week and was brought to Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester for interment He was the grandson of Mr B C Shull and Mr D E Stickley Mrs Shull is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Stickley at Marlboro Mrs Robert Keeler after an operation last week is recovering well under Dr William Dobbs treatment of Lebabon Mr Fred Shull of Washington spent several days this week with friends here Mr and Mrs D S Brill spent Thursday in Winchester Miss Lotte Fankhouser recently returned from Kentucky ill with erysipelas under treatment by Dr Sieve of Winchester and Dr Cobbs of Lebanon
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Marlboro
Briscog Thompson
Horace G. Shull
Washington, D. C
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
B. C. Shull
D. E. Stickley
Robert Keeler
William Dobbs
Lebanon
Fred. Shull
Washington
D. S. Brill
Lotte Fankhouser
Kentucky
Sieve
Cobbs
Young People's Day Observed at United Brethren Church
Young People's Day will be observed at the United Brethren Church in Winchester on Sunday May 2 with a morning sermon and a special evening program at 730. The Christian Endeavor Society will be assisted by the juniors and the orchestra. A cordial invitation is extended to all. H E Richardson, Pastor.
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United Brethren Church
Winchester
Christian
Endeavor
H. E. Richardson
Rail line plans doubled mill capacity and town dry
A year ago in May 1909 Winchester and Washington City reported the railroad company would double Mill ville plant capacity. Winchester saloons closed as the town went dry. An opening program for a new skating rink was announced. Mrs. Nannie P. Janney died in Los Angeles and Captain Charles E. Baylor died in Charles Town West Virginia.
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the Star
Winchester
Washington City
Railroad Company
Millville
Nannie P. Janney
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles E. Baylor
Charles Town
W. Va
Old Soaker Coffee and Health Recovery Story
A Huntsville Alabama woman credits long term coffee use with years of stomach trouble and insomnia. After stopping coffee and switching to Postum she reports major health improvements including better appetite and sleep. The letter promotes Postum with lines from The Road to Wellville and notes new testimonials periodically.
Pretty Vermont Home Cap Capt. Hutchinson
A fragment notes Capt Hutchinson as a Standh Friend of Peruna and mentions Wiadeso by personal experience in a Vermont home feature.
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Vermont
Peruna
Wiadeso
Captain Hutchinson
Montpelier, Vt
Can Now Eat Anything Thanks to Peruna Cure
Mr J W Pritchard of Columbia City Indiana reports he was cured of catarrh of the stomach by Peruna after years of distress and gas during meals. He says he can now eat anything without symptoms and credits Dr Hartman and Peruna. A Nervous Breakdown is cured as well, with editor Lewis Zim saying Peruna revived his appetite and sleep in three weeks after public work nerve strain.
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J.W. Pritchard
Columbia City
Ind
Lewis Zim
St. Augustine
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Cnn
Sal
Shenandoah Valley Garage
F. W. Magruder
I North Mainst
Circuit Court of
County of Frederick
Mary J. Ware
William A. Ware
Ware
Frederick County
Wm. A. Ware
Benjamin Ware
Christel Ware
Charlies Ware
Oliver Ware
Viola Ware
Bertha A. Mitchell
Harry Mitchell
Virginia
Phil. H. Gold
Clk
Jno
M. S$teck
Hame
Code of Virginia
J. E. Correll
Fine Investments
Norfolk
Raymond M. Hudson
Norfolk, Va
Niles
Boyes
Bay Mare
K. Briggs
Boyce
West
Church
Afflant
Virginia Moran
Clara Barton
Beanechamp
Reid
Baptist
Catlettsburg
Baptist Church
Barton
Florence
Anti- Saloon League
Kentuccky
Ashland
Villian
R. R. Barton
Huntsville
Ala
Wellville
Capt. Hutchinson
APT
Lemuel M. Hutchinson
Curdaic
Montpelier
Sam
Col
T. T. Wall
Florida
Jones Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
Wincester Steam Dying & Cleaning Works
Ouchard
Swimley & CO
Norfolk and Western
Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Knoxville
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Gary
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Buffet
E. Bevilg
M. F. Bragg
Trav. Pass Agt
Roanoke, Va
Ladies
Misses
Children’s Shoes
Oxfords
The
Leader
North Main Street
Hotel
Evans
Franck Baker & Son
Mast
Tadies
250 Street
J.S. Davis
Water St
Wirchester Gas and Electric Light Co
James B Russell
H. Jd. Lurple
Mr. Je
Chesney
Atlanta
Wes
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