Republican City Ticket for Common Council
Announcement lists candidates for the common council by ward with names Wm. R. Wiis in the 1st ward M. T. Arep in the 2nd ward C. W. Ramssura in the 3rd ward and Jas. W. Seabright in the 4th ward with advance notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton
W. P. McGuire
Commonwealth
Holmes Boyd, Jr
James L. Redmon
Robert 8. Moore
D. H. Bragontier
James B. Burgess
W. W. Striker
G. W. McCormick
Jos. M. Lupton
E. L. Hodgson
Geo. R. Blake
Robt. W. Haymaker
David
Wm. R. Wiis
M. T. Arep
C. W. Ramssura
Jas. W. Seabright
Evening Star April circulation figures in Winchester
I Frank R Harris circulation manager of THE EVENING Star certify 29800 copies printed and distributed to paid subscribers during April 1900. Daily average for April 1192 copies. Daily average for March 1150 copies. Sworn May 2 1900 before Rosert Worsity notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Virginia
Winchester
I. Frank R. Harris
Evening Star
Frank R. Harris
Rosert Worsity
Countermarch the Parade in Winchester City Hall Cornerstone Event
Winchester groups mobilize for the corner stone laying of Reuss City Hall next Tuesday with an expected six hundred in line. Knights Templar and Masons will march, while firemen in the parade look forward to admiring the visiting dignitaries, prompting a request to balance spectators’ view of the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Reuss
Knights Templar
Masons
Parade route change urged to honor visitors in town
The committee proposes shifting the parade formation from Washington street to Water street with right on Water, then south on Braddock, a slight alteration to benefit both visitors and residents. Announcement beforehand is suggested. Also notes India famine reports, cattle losses, and starvation. Additionally, notices list fruit tree sales near Frederick Maryland and the death of Mrs Sallie R Hoover in Woodstock at 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Washington Street
Piccadilly
Water Street
Water
Braddock
Peyton Street
India
Bombay
Rajputana
Turner Ashby Camp to Gather for Lectures and Cornerstone
Gen Turner Ashby Camp will meet in uniform Friday May 11 at 7 30 p m for a lecture by Maj Peter Otey and again May 15 at 2 30 p m to lay the corner stone of Rouss City Hall By order of Commander R T Barton and Adjutant P W Born
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby
Uniform
Peter Otey
Rouss City Hall
R. T. Barton
P. W. Born
Injured in Runaway at Romney West Virginia
Miss Lena Leatherman and Miss Nellie Liller were thrown from a buggy after a runaway near Romney, West Virginia last Tuesday. Leatherman suffered severe facial lacerations and Liller remained unconscious this morning. Leatherman is a relative of Mr. R. B. Leatherman of Win Field Day Exercises at R. M. A. Field Day events at Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal on May 12 promise strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
W. Va
Lena Leatherman
Nellie Liller
Miss Leatherman
Miss Liller
R. B. Leatherman
Winchester
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Six Houses and Lots for Sale at Public Auction
On May 19 1900 M Lynch Executor of John Lillis will sell at public auction six desirable houses and lots. See advertisement in another column of this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lynch
John Lillis
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Braddock
Piccadilly
Episcopal Institute
Casper Nott
Geo Clarence Miller
Peyton Street
Said Street
The
Valley Female College
North Kent St
North Market Street
John McCoy
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. M. Lynch
D. E. L. Honason
Henry Baetjer and G1 Latest Market Reports
Wholesale prices paid for produce and grain in the market include eggs, various butters, apples, potatoes, dried cherries and peaches, turkeys, and several poultry categories. Grain figures list wheat, corn (ear and shelled), with prices noted alongside.
Sketch of General Morgan Remains and Memory
The article recalls General Morgan's career from his famed victory over Tarleton to Guilford Court House and his campaigns in Virginia and Pennsylvania. It notes his death on July 6, 1802, in Winchester Virginia and that his grave at Mount Hebron Cemetery has an unmarked stone, reflecting indifference to his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Morgan
Tarleton
Guilford Court House
Carolina
Cornwallis
Virginia
Quebec
Shenandoah Valley
Lafayette
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Republic
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Hot Springs Session
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows reconvened in Hot Springs and elected officers. W. T. Baldwin of Radford was named Grand Master, E. E. Northerp of Mathews Deputy Grand Master, W. D. Hill of South Boston Grand Warden, T. Wiley Davis of Richmond Grand Secretary, John W. Ferguson of Richmond Grand Treasurer, Rev. J. J. Sherer of Marion Grand Chaplain, and Charles D. Fox of Roanoke Representative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge. Mr. Thos. Chamberlain of White Post was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hot Springs
W. T. Baldwin
Radford
E. E. Northerp
Mathews
W. D. Hill
South Boston
T. Wiley Davis
Richmond
John W. Ferguson
J.J. Sherer
Marion
Charles D. Fox
Roanoke
Sovereign Grand Lodge
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Evening Star Publishing Co
H. Hansbrough
East Water Street
Telephone
Daily Star
Times and Star
Republican City
Common Council
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick, Md
Turner Ashby Camp
Runaway
Henry Baetjer
Gen. Morgan
Grand Lodge
Thos. Chamberlain
White Post
Ana
Tia i A
Cooper’s
Columbia
N. A. Cooper
H. Douglas Fuller
City of Winchester
DE. Geo
N. Main St
Milsr’s
Chas
L. Crum
Richard #. Byrp
Warren Rice
Warren Rice & Co
Commercial Collection Agency
Han Oanter Building
Winshestar
Virgin
Frederick, Clarke, Warren
Berkeley and
Jefferson
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co
H. Dickey
T. Jas. B. Russe
Sec’y
Barr
N. Main Street
Iper Yard
St. American UN
Ene
Slonaker & Williamson
Finder
Taylor
Bett
Valley Pike
Kernstown
Noonan
Bee Hive Store
China
Ets
Madras
Oxford
Baker’s Best Chocolate
Graeeeh
Ane
Beellive
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