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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
2
Hon Thomas B. Martin U S Senator and Mr George L Browning will address voters at Court House hall Winchester Thursday evening October 30 at 8 o clock. M M Lynch Chairman City Exec Committee.
The Southern Railway to start winter schedules on Sunday November 2 1902 with changes to local train times. Reduced rates via Southern Railway available from Virginia to Richmond for the Virginia Christian Missionary Association meeting November 11 14 1902 with sale November 9 13 and return by November 16 1902. For the American Federation of Labor meeting November 13 22 1902 a one way first class round trip fare to New Orleans with sale November 11 12 and return by November 24 1902. continuous passage both ways.
A fisherman cooks brook trout on two flat stones over a fire beside a spring. Shared reminiscence by Van Dyke contrasts rustic meals with Delmonico fare, then a travel puzzle notes the St Gothard line tunnel count differs on return due to a partial tunnel.
The notice lists multiple daily carrier trips with times for leave, report, return, and end of routes. It details first to fifth trips, including delivery and collection windows and carrier times.
A Curios glimpse of young eels enduring flood barriers on the Thames shows their stubborn persistence. A London writer notes the eels overcoming gates, mortality from daring efforts aiding remigration, and even culinary use. An unrelated luncheon scene then follows with a misplaced comic exchange about secrets and a lost New York Times.
A boy informs a man he cannot pay the bill now and must wait for the money as orders from the governor are to delay payment. The man questions the governor’s orders while the boy calmly unfolds the morning paper.
Cheap desirable building lots for sale on National avenue and Highland avenue west of J. Few Brown's residence. Apply to 9-30 tf.
John H Frick of Summit Point West Virginia declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Annie E Frick after she left their home without just cause. The notice serves as formal separation and disassociation from any marital debts.
Daily train service from Baltimore to Hagerstown and onward to Frederick and connections at Bruceville and Quinsonia Road with limited Sunday runs. Last Baltimore arrival at 7:30 am and return at 4:12 pm. Departure times include 2:02 am 5:19 pm and 3:00 pm from Hagerstown.
An Eastbound schedule fragment shows No 14 and No 10 trains on the N74 line between Washington and Harrisonburg with an effective date of July 27 1902. The snippet repeats with a vague reference to a westbound service and continues the timetable portion.
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