Public sale of Hammond Farm property in Tuckahoe Neck
Henry R. Lewis attorney in fact auctions farm equipment and livestock in Denton area. Items include bay mare, sorrel horse, mule, cows, plows, drill, harrow, binder, wagon, corn cutter, carriages and harnesses, plus about 250 bushels of corn. Cash under $10 day of sale. over $100 on credit for eight months with note at Denton National Bank. Auctioneer Joan W. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Tuckahoe Neck
Denton
Harris Chapel
Denton National Bank
HENRY R. LEWIS
Joan W. CLARK
Public Sale on John Stevens Farm Near Anderson Md
Lawrence Vickery sells at public auction on December 18 1915 at 10 a m on the John Stevens farm near Anderson town Maryland. Readily described livestock include a Bay Mare Colt two years old a Black Horse Colt two years old a 4 year old cow a 4 year old cow a 9 year old cow and broodsows with two litters plus 5 pigs. Also listed farming implements include a Deering binder a sulky cultivator a 3 horse disc harrow a road cart a superior corn planter a duplex dearborn Oliver plow and harness and other items. Terms cash for sums under 10 dollars and eight month credit on larger amounts with approved security payable at the People National Bank of Denton. Auctioneers F P Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
People National Bank of
Denton
LAWRENCE VICKERY
F. P. Covey
Two Lovers and a Duel in Rome to Winsome Nerve
A narrative recounts Vivien Wentworth's romance with two suitors in Rome, Armand Trudeau and Egbert Kenworthy. Trudeau dies in a duel with Jules Chartier, and Kenworthy later avenges Trudeau, culminating in Vivien accepting Kenworthy as her partner.
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Wentworth
Vivian Wentworth
girl of
secheion
Europe
Rome
martelotts
Vatican
Arnwhd Trudeau
nevn
Vivien
Egbert Kenworthy
Trudeau
St. Sebastian
Kenworthy
David
New York
Miss Wentworth
glir Ife
bim
Ife
beng
Chartier
Armand Trudeau
Lhuself
monsieur
illumiin
Cuartier
Vivien Wentworth
Chartler
Unknown Doctor Influence at 1802 Confederate Hospital Visit
In spring 1802 Stonewall Jackson visited a Frederick hospital after a bold Shenandoah Valley victory. A Massachusetts nurse, Charlotte McKay, tended Federal and Confederate wounded while Dr Janeway from Louisiana observed. A young Virginian prisoner, Pryor, reveals the visitor was Stonewall Jackson, who later reassured staff and showed care for soldiers.
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Stonewall Jackson
Shemmdoah
General Banks
Potomac inter
Frederick
Massachusetts
Charlotte McKay
Janeway
Louisiana
Ife
tim
Mrs. McKay
Pryor
Jackson
Stevewall Jackson
Youth
Boy ties can to dog to warn rabbit in act of kindness
A Washington Star item quotes a boy explaining he tied a tin can to a dog's tail to make noise and warn rabbits as a daily kind act.
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ERSON
Wille
Washington Star
Old Man of the Mountain and the origin of assassin
The term Old Man of the Mountain refers to Hassan ben Sabbal who founded a Syrian dynasty in 1090. banished from his country he led a Mount Lebanon sect whose followers believed martyrdom would grant paradise. They carried out secret assassinations, giving rise to the word assassin for a hidden killer.
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Hassan Ben Sabbal
Syria
Mount Lebanon
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J. L. EVERNGAM
DENTON, MARYLAND
ARROW
DOUGLAS
GRITFOS
Nemo & R
J.T. EVERNGAM
DENTON, ML
Che Denton
WNational Bank
DENTON, MD
HARVEY L. COOPER
J. C. WEST
Cashier
SAMUEL G. NUTTLE DENTON, MD
SAMUREL G. NUTTLE
Telephone Building
all Journal
The Peoples National Bank
ALBERT G. TOWERS, Prest
T. F. JOHNSON
Ontario
John Deere
Oliver
York
John Stevens
Andersontown
Russell B
Percheron
J. Spencer Lapham
HANS Oz
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Hillsboro
Maryland
Stockholders’ Meeting
W. A. SMITH
Third street
C. H. REDDEN
Paris
Jules Chartier
France
Trident
Bois de Boulogne
Switzerland
America
Trudeaa
Bertha Townsend
sand
Ele
London
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