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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1908

Page

5

Fate and chance entwined in a modern romance

A Chicago Maine travel mix up prompts two lovers to debate fate versus fate’s design. Millie worries missing a train changed their meeting and could have prevented love, while Jimmy argues their union was meant to be and would still occur despite chance. The playful dialogue ends with Millie accepting their destined bond.

Jimmy Chicago Maine Sam Phillips James Millie

Cattle Maiming Charge Linked to Hair for Harness Trade

In Clonmel a man was arraigned on cattle maiming charges. He allegedly cut off the tails of nine cows to obtain hair for sale to harness makers.

London Clonmel Treland

Schedule Ties Up Rail Departures For Harrisonburg And Beyond

Schedule dated May 17 1908 shows daily trains except Sunday from Harrisonburg and Staunton with multiple departures for Lexington Harper’s Ferry Frederick Washington Martinsburg and other way stations. Connections include routes to Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New York with varied arrival times throughout the day.

Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Frederick Washington Martinsburg Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville Sons Baltimore Philadelphia New York

Unclaimed letters listed for Winchester post office week

The Winchester Virginia post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending November 14 1908. Recipients must pay one cent per letter. Names include Ruth Mrs Bull Louise Brookings H S Brook Silvie Patting James Reynolds Chauncey Stratff C C Waugh Iola Woolford Mary C. Bentley Kern.

Winchester Ruth Mrs

Frederick circuit quarterly conference set at North Main parsonage

The third quarterly conference of the Frederick circuit Southern Methodist Church will meet at the parsonage 448 North Main Street on Saturday, with Rev. George T. Tyler presiding. He will preach at Lamps on Sunday the 22d.

Frederick Southern Methodist Church North Main Street George T. Tyler

Miss Edison DeHaven Dies of Consumption

Miss Edison DeHaven of near Howard's Chapel Va died Friday after a chronic illness of consumption and was buried Sunday at Pine Grove. She was the daughter of Isaac DeHaven Sr and survived by two brothers Walter and Russell DeHaven two sisters Mia Strobridge and Miss Jeanette DeHaven. Her friends recall a modest helpful young woman who professed religion during illness.

DeHaven Edison DeHaven Howard's Chapel Pine Grove Isaac Dellaven Walter Russell Dellaven Mia Charles Strobridge White Hall Jeanette DeHaven Jathers

Willis Suffering from Pleurisy and Pneumonia

Joseph A. Willis a well known colored man who has been suffering with pleurisy is now ill of pneumonia.

Joseph A. Willis

Paint and linseed oil mixed for sale per gallon

Advertised paint and linseed oil offer details a sale of L. & Pure Paint at 1.65 dollars per gallon and linseed oil at 60 cents per gallon. Customers are instructed to buy four gallons of paint and mix with three gallons of oil to obtain a ready product.

L. & Pure

Paint Batch Deal Turns 7 Gallons At $120 A Gallon

A brisk sale note shows seven gallons of paint offered at 120 dollars per gallon with completion time of two minutes. Vendors listed include Cooper Bros in Winchester and Trussell Samsell in Stephens City along with Larrick Larrick in Middletown.

Cooper Bros Winchester Trussell & Samsell Stephens City Larrick & Larrick Middletown

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Grove Bros. Department Store Main Street South Market Street Shenandoah Valley Realty Company Bell H. Fobyrd FF. M. Hardesty, JA V. P. and Gen’! Mer Rouss Ave Is. P. Reardon Ty and Treas Business Directory Inchester Winchester Steam Laundry Ater Street G. W. Rathman South Wain St Chas. E. Seal E. Piccadilly St Wm. Moreland Iilding Lus Winchester & Washinston City Railway CO Foley Franck Baker & Son Shenandoah Valley Academy Virginia Frederick County B. M. Roszel Mairmiing Scott Togeter Scott& Bowne Pearl Street Balsimope & Oni Miss Edison DeHaven Brussels Ingrain Druggers Smprnas Axminsters Russell & Green G. M. Hansbrough Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of H. & W. Seabright Jones
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