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Winchester The Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1898

Page

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Mob Attacks Couple Near Stephens City

About 6 30 yesterday E H Randall and Mrs Mary Merchant were attacked by a masked mob at Bartonsville bridge fourteen miles from Stephens City. Randall fired twice but likely without effect. The motive stems from Randall's earlier dual life and his separation from family, with Merchant brought along as keeper. Four horsemen and two buckboards led the mob, believed to be about eight men, who forced Scott to drive toward Winchester.

Young Collins Scott Young Scott E. H. Randall Mary Merchant Winchester Bartonsville Bridge Stephens Randall Asi Shimp Stephens City Scott H. Randall Middletown Taunton Mee Merchant Gether Thei

Captain Koontz Injured in City Runaway Accident

Captain Charles Koontz, a Clarke county resident and visiting this city, was bruised and shocked after a runaway wagon struck him near Water Street. He was taken to F Grove's store where Dr. McGuire attended him. A youth from Cedar Creek, Charles Windel, was also involved but unhurt. The team and vehicles caused further disturbances before being stopped by Hebron Nethtery.

Charles ‘Koontz Clarke County Ptain Koontz Thea Windel West Water Street Ca Oentz F. Grove Dr. McGuire Koontz Water Street Conway Spellman’s Captain Koontz Mr. Grove Grim H. Clay Krebs

Ridgeview Town Notes Near Winchester Elevates Post Office Hopes

The Ridgeview area near Winchester on North Frederick Turnpike features one store black smith and wagon shop several dwellings and a growing school. A post office is expected within days with M H Albin named postmaster and the community praises local businesses and a ministerial association gathering tonight for a reading by Rev James B Stonesifer.

Ridgeview Albin Winchester North Frederick Turnpike Taz Star

Bazaar Opens Under Sacred Heart Church Ladies Plan

The Sacred Heart Church bazaar in the church basement began last evening despite cold weather. Attendees enjoyed neatly arranged tables, with a notable fancy table run by Mrs. Thomas Keating and assistants. Prizes include a 102 piece Carlsbad china set, a silver mounted glass, dolls, pillows, and various needlework and decorative items. One exhibit features a Cuban repurposed jug with history attached. Supper tables are staffed by Mrs. Ty Conway, Mrs. Charles Spellman, Mrs. Wm. Keating, and Misses continued on page 2.

Mra Thomas Keating Pees Rinceten Anné Keating Mamie Conway Katie Fitzpatrick Carlsbad Cuba Ty *Conway Charles Spell Keating

South End Hose Reviews Sarah Zane Carriage Bid

South End Hose Company held its regular meeting and formed a committee to pursue possession of the Sarah Zane horse and carriage. They plan persuasive effort with the Council and city leaders and accepted an invitation to Sacred Heart Church bazaar.

South End South Neiget Sarah Zane Gushiman Pierce Wm. Grim Jenehe Rainsberger Sacred Heart Church

Frederick County Apples Praise from York Imperial Growers

Frederick County shows top apples with York Imperial specimens sent by W McIlwee of Rosenberger to L Lupton and then to G B Brackett at the U S Department of Agriculture. Brackett lauds the fruit as the finest York Imperials seen, suggesting great profit potential if grown locally. McKnee’s valley orchard also yields fine apples, indicating broader county suitability.

W. MclIlwee Rosenberger L. Lupton York Frederick Brackett Oraee

Keating Roofs Largest Finest Barn in County

Mr Wm Keating is at Opequon today placing a tin roof on the new barn of Mr Thos Steck We had kept the barn several days ago and now state on good authority that it is the finest barn in the county Mrs James Graham and children left for Baltimore this morning.

Wm. Keating Opequon Thos. W. Steck James Graham Baltimore

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Merchant Town OF Ridgeway 8K. Cox Jas. B. Stonesifer Frederick County
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