Real Estate Sale Notice in Caroline County Maryland
By virtue of a degree of the Circuit Court for Caroline County sitting in Pauity dated August 1 1909 the trustees appointed to sell the estate in a suit Wilda Camnine et al v Emeline Benson et al offer the property to the highest bidder in front of the Court House door Denton Maryland though the exact sale date is not stated in the fragment
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Caroline County
Wilda Camnine
Emeline Benson
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Huntington land tract in Caroline County sale notice
Tuesday September 7 1069 notice of sale for LOT No 11 and LOT No 2 describing a farm tract in the Fourth Election District of Caroline County adjoining lands of Hubbard Willanteon and others. Details include bounds along Montine Creek Blunting Creek and the Great Choptank River with appellations from historic deeds and life annuity of fifty dollars to William Austin.
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Caroline County
Huntington
hinds
William W. Willanteon
esse Hubbard
Muntine Creek
Jesse Hubbard
Mary J. Willia
Tandormer
merly
Williamson
Blunting Creek
William ET. Austin
Choptank
Charles S. Carmine
Land Parcel Sale Notice in Caroline County
The land and premises conveyed to Charles Carmine by John J. Parkharson and wife on April 1st, as recorded in Liber WR 1 No 30 folio 601 of Caroline County Land Records. The property will be offered in parcels as follows.
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John Kelley
Jesse Ehabbard
Wiliam H. Austin
Peter Brinsfield
dando
Caroling County
Charles
William VI. Austin
Jane
J. Parquharson
Caroline County
Parcel description of land along Choptank River and Gut
Legal parcel description begins at the Great Choptank River near Homestead Lawn and traces multiple bearing and distance lines along the river, private road, and riverbank fences. It continues through the Gut center and private road to the starting point, concluding with a final call to the place of beginning and noting a contained area.
Acreage Seeks Sale of Homesteads on Parcel
A deed listing 76 acres more or less describes the land containing homesteads. The parcel is presented for sale with the homesteads identified within the tract.
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Dalimore
Survey Description Near Great Choptank River
Beginning at a large stone by the Great Choptank River near Skeleton Creek and following listed bearings and distances to the center of a private road, the line runs along the road and continues on the described course to a final point. The fragment outlines a land boundary with directions and measurements.
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Skeleton Creek
Descriptive land parcel boundary and outbuildings note
Description details a land parcel with boundary lines expressed by compass bearings and distances reaching the center of Skeleton Creek and the Great Choptank River. It notes the location of outbuildings on the farm and that the parcel contains the indicated area.
Parcel No 8 Describes Boundaries of Spring Bank to Skeleton Creek
Beginning at the old Beech Tree along the public road to Choptank the parcel runs northwest to Spring Bank then along various compass bearings totaling several hundred feet. It follows Skeleton Creek bank and private road, ending at the starting point. Containing an unspecified area.
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Spring Bank
Skeleton Creek
Blankets and Mattresses Price List with Wool and Silkaline Goods
Catalog listing various blankets and mattresses with fabric types and prices. Items include wool white blankets with pink and blue borders at 5.00 the double bed sizes, wool mixed blankets at 3.95, Silkaline covered comforts priced 1.75 and 1.35, elastic felt mattresses at 12.00, All-Trail mattresses at 0.45, and black curled hair items at 15.00, described in terse historical catalog terms.
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Alor
50 Acres of Land Description at Parchs No 4
A land parcel described with a detailed survey path from a road to a private road and back to the starting point. The measurements specify bearing and distance across multiple segments totaling an area of fifty acres. The description cites a Choptank area and references a center of ridge fence and private road.
Four Parcel Farm in Caroline County Seeks Best Bid
A 64 acre tract offers four parcels to be sold as a whole or separately. Parcel No 2 features a large two story dwelling in good repair with outbuildings in poor condition. The farm is well cultivated with good soil, near railroad, steamboat wharf, school, churches, and a cannery.
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Albert G. Towers
Caroline county
Terms of sale under the de cree auction notice
The terms require one third cash on sale day with the balance in two equal instalments at six and twelve months. Credit payments bear interest from sale day and must be secured by purchaser bonds or notes with approved sureties. Title papers paid by purchaser. Albert G. Towers, John M. Carter, F.P. Covey, Auction Trustees.
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ALBERT G. TOWERS
JOHN M. CARTER
F.P. Covey
SARAH K. KING
MILTON F. KING
Levi King
d. F. P. Covey
D. F. King
Public Sale Of Levi King Estate Personal Property
Administrators of Levi King deceased will hold a public sale at the Spurry Place on the Denton Hillsboro road Monday August 23 1909 in the afternoon starting at 2 oclock. Items include one family horse Daisy one Milch cow one yearling steer two hogs a 1 horse wagon and rack dearborn dayton road wagon two sets carriage harness a corn shelter feed cutter scalding trough large iron kettle one 1 horse cultivator two horse disc marker fertilizer screen and more tools furniture beds desks chairs a walnut table and a 1900 washing machine among other articles.
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Levi King
Denton
Hillsboro
dearborn
dayton
Skylight Room Tale of Miss Leeson and Miss Parker
The Skylight Room follows Miss Leeson a working girl who rents a tiny skylight room in Mrs Parker’s building and yearns for a better life. Her passion for Billy Jackson the star leads to mounting drama and a tragic finale as poverty, gossip and longing collide. The ambulance doctor later confirms Miss Leeson’s recovery remains possible after a harsh ordeal.
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Clara
Miss Leeson
green
Annavield
Mr. Skidder
Claral
Mr. Skiddes
Mr. Hoover
Valstaff
Romeo
Hoover
Ilelen
Moover
perdition
Billy Jackson
Jackson
Bills Leeson
Miss Longnecker
Evans
Bully Jackson
Mr. Tooger
Miss Dorn
Coney Sunday
stirs
offic
Myrtle Delorine
Eily Jackson
Wilson
wolr
Bellevue hospital
East street
Wiliam Jackson
Woe to Drunkards sermon quoted from Tenby incident
A 1627 London print of Sam uel Ward's Ipwich sermon cites Proverbs 16 8 29 52 and uses King’s judgments on drunkards to illustrate. It recounts Tenby Pembrokeshire where a drunkard fell to pieces on a high rock, its ridiculous circumstances deemed unfit for laughter by the reporter.
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Samuel Ward
Ipwich
London
Tenby
Pembrokeshire
Cardiff Times
Oldest Paris Bridge Pont Notre Dame History
The Pont Notre Dame in Paris is described as the oldest bridge, first built in 1413 during Charles VI's reign. It was later carried away by ice in 490, a new bridge began under Jean Joconde of Verona and opened for traffic in 1507. Gersaint's picture shop stood on the bridge with a Watteau painted sign.
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Paris
Pont Notre Dame
Charles VI
Jean Joconde
Verona
trafic
Gersaint
Watteau
Westminster Gazette
Bashful Youth and Bella Dismiss Mother's Objections
In a London Tit-Bits snippet a bashful youth questions a girl as to her mother's view of his visits. Miss Bella responds that the mother said he merely came to pass the time and meant nothing serious.
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Bella
papa
London
What a Week for a Cook in Chicago Now
Mrs Flatleigh protests an alleged wage claim as Mrs Urbanville explains the pay is two dollars weekly for cooking with eight dollars allotted for lodging. The exchange reveals harsh living costs and a rigid division of wages in the city.
Enlightening Rollo on Arregatist and Esotist
A whimsical Washington Star excerpt features the child Rollo asking about an arregatist. The father explains an esotist as a burnt match that believes it is the whole, illustrating a playful, thought provoking metaphor.
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Rollo
Washington Star
Time of the Nation at the Naval Observatory
A Washington corresp describes the daily noon time signal from the Naval Observatory. A precise process uses finely adjusted clocks, chronographs, and telegraph lines spanning 900000 miles to broadcast Washington time to major cities and ships. The system records star transits, computes sidereal time, and yields subsecond accuracy, informing mariners and telegraph users worldwide.
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naval observatory
District of Columbia
Ife
Washington
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
Newport
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Savannah
New Orleans
Key West
Galveston
Chicago
observatory
United States
Havana
Panama
Callao
Peru
Stockies
Mare Island
navy yard
Pacific coast
batttle
Greenwich
England
Washington Cor
Inter Ocean
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Gut
SPA
Great Choptank River
Howard and
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Wome
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DENTON AUTO
ORNITUARE
timothy hay
PENNSYLVANIA
NIAGARA FALLS
Greensboro
Philadelphia
Pallman
Eictureaque
Susquehanna Valley
T. R. Wood
GHO
W. HOYD
VPassenger
JM. HAYMAKER
Ridgely, Maryland
ISAAC L. DUKES
Journal
G. F. NOBLE
Hickman
Del
FRANK LEWIS
DENTON, MARYLAND
Dr. Billy Jackson
C HENRY
McClure, Phillips & Co
Goodby
Pitteburg Post
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