Montague Swanson clash looms in Virginia governor race
In Virginia politics, reports from Washington Post indicate Montague and Swanson remain split with Echols favored by conservatives. Remarks note Swanson challenging Montague to joint debates while Montague campaigns across the state and denies the call. Captain John R. Johnson suggests Montgomery county voting leaning toward Echols.
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Washington Post
Montague Nor
Swanson
Echols
John R. Johnson
Christiansburg
Murphy’s
Campaign Echoes of 1877 Nominating Battle
The 1877 campaign is recalled with Holliday, Mahone, Daniel, Fitz, Lee and Taliaferro as contenders. Republicans were crushed after Gilbert C. Walker became chief executive, and Democrats anticipated an easy win though neither Mahone nor Daniel could secure a nominating majority. The rival camps ran a fierce and heated race.
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Holliday
Mahone
Daniel
Fitz
Lee
Ww. B. Taliaferro
Gilbert C. Walker
Land Tract Purchase Detail From 1889 Deed Record
The remaining portion of a tract of land bought by George Jones from David Shaull by deed dated March 16, 1889 and recorded in book 98 page 459 in the clerk's office. Adjoins lands of Dr Henkle John W Shultz and others. Terms of late cash. R E Byrd trustee.
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George Jones
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
David Shaull
Dr. Henkle
John W. Shultz
R. E. Byrd
Circuit Court
Tyerman
M. M. Lynch
Brick County
Buffalo Lick Road
John H. Tyerman
John M. Steck
M. Lynda
Law
Why Echols Nominated for Governor in Virginia
Captain John A. Curtis publishes ten reasons to back Edward Eshels of Staunton for governor. Reasons stress his Virginia gentlemanly character, experience as Lieutenant Governor, long service in state government, Democratic loyalty, and unpartisan stance. Buena Vista editor Bailey predicts a solid delegation to the Norfolk convention.
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John A. Curtis
Edward Eshels
Staunton
Virginia
House of Delegates
Senate
Thomas D. Baile
Buena Vista Advocate
Bu Vista
Norfolk
Richmond News
New Oxfords for Men Line in Full Range
The store announces a complete stock of New Oxfords for men with a full line available. Shoppers can find the entire collection in stock for immediate purchase.
June Weather Foretells Storms and Heat Reversals
An old meteorological forecast describes June as starting with a full moon and a southward atmospheric surge bringing cooler air after storms. It warns of rising barometers, a Vulcan storm spell from the 8th to 13th, and intense electrical activity with widespread rain from June 9 to 12, followed by unsettled weather into mid June.
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Ir] Hick
Jung
Vulcan
Reduced Rates to Lincoln for German Baptist Brethren Event
Cumberland Valley Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets to Lincoln Nebraska for the church conference May 23 to 30. Fare 29.65 from all stations, sales May 22 to 26, return by June 4. Extension to June 30 possible with deposit and 50 cent fee. Check local agents for train times.
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Lincoln
Neb
German Baptist Brethren Church
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Excurson
Harrisburg and Pennsylvania Railroad
Nebraska
Sale
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. B. Bevill
Slane Suit Between Shepherdstown Papers Dismissed by Agreement
In Jefferson County Circuit Court the case of Wintermayer and Butler late owners of the Shepherdstown Independent against H L Snyder editor of the Shepherdstown Register for alleged slander, filed about three years ago, was dismissed by agreement.
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Jefferson County
Wintermayer and Butler
Shepherdstown Independent
H. L. Snyder
Shepherdstown Register
Slande
Reunions Set Dates at Pen Mar By W M A R Agent
General Passenger Agent B H Griswold confirms Pen Mar reunions with the Reformed on July 18, Lutheran on July 25, and Presbyterian on July 30, fixing the schedule.
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Pen Mar
B. H. Griswold
Devised Crabs Daily at J Noonan's Cafe
Daily notes list deVISED crabs served at J Noonan's Cafe located on 7 North Loudoun Street with contact by phone.
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J. Noonan
North Loudoun ‘Street
Reverend Painter to Deliver College Sermon at Kee Mar
Rev Dr F B N Painter of Roanoke College Salem Va and Frederick county native will preach the baccalaureate sermon before Kee Mar College at Hagerstown next Sunday.
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F. B. N. Painter
Roanoke College
Salem
Frederick County
Kee Mar College
Hagerstown
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Wm. C. Gratchen
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