Public sale of personal property at Horsey farm Tuckahoe Neck
Public sale begins at 10 a.m. on Thursday December 16 1909 at the Horsey farm in Tuckahoe Neck. Live stock includes mules cows a mare colts and a Jersey bull. Farm machinery listed with terms: cash under 10 and credit on higher sums with approved notes payable at Denton National Bank. auctioneers F P Covey and agents Sennett and Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsey
Tuckahoe Neck
Advance, Jr
Anteanne
Nlorse
Directorette
Enterprise
Bickford & Wutfman
John Deere
McCormick
Oliver gang
Denton National Bank
F.P. Covey
SENNETT
Harvey L. Cooper
Atty
Household Goods and Kitchen Furniture Sale
Household goods and kitchen furniture including an Estey organ will be offered and sold on the day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estey
Notice of probate for David F. Perry estate in Caroline County
The Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland has granted letters testamentary on the personal estate of David F. Perry, deceased. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers authenticated by July 3, 1910, or be barred from the estate. Executors William Frederick Perry and Elizabeth Kelly Perry sign this December 7, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
DAVID F. PERRY
WILLIAM FREDERICK PERRY
ELIZABETH KELLY PERRY
CHARLES E. CANNON
Alfred Cannon
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
Notice to creditors informs that scriber in Caroline County has obtained letters of administration on the personal estate of Alfred Cannon in Maryland. The notice seeks to collect debts and require claims to be presented by a specified date.
Mules For Sale From W M Wine & Son Denton Md
Five pairs coming two years one pair coming three years one pair older. Mules well mated fine size nice color bred from large Percheron mares. Those who appreciate good mules will be interested in looking over this stock. W. M. Wine & Son, Denton, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderney
W. M. WINE & SON
Denton, Md
Auction Terms For Purchases With Credit Option
All sums of ten dollars and under to be paid in cash on day of sale. On sums over ten dollars credit at twelve months with bankable notes and approved security. All notes bear interest from day of sale. No property to be removed until terms are complied with. Attorneys and auctioneer listed as FE. P. Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
HOWARD BRYANT
MARC BRYANT
AIRS
LINNIE T
PERCY
Clintox Cook
J. W. Clark
WILLIAM A, RQE
J. E. ELLWancer
FE. P. Covey
Separate Property Declaration of Mrs Clara A Jones
John W Jones declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Clara A Jones after November 30 1905 reflecting a legal separation notice in a historic newspaper style. The brief public notice records a personal affidavit of non liability and the date of effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Jones
JOHN W. JONES
Farms For Sale By E. W. Deen Attorney
E W Deen advertises several farm tracts for sale with prices from 500 to 2600 dollars and January first possession. Two thirds buyer financing offered. Includes 35 and 75 acre parcels and a 11214 acre tract plus a West Denton dwelling and two lots. Located in Denton Maryland with attorney contact at 12112 Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Denton
E. W. DEEN
Maryland
Queen for the Journal and County News
A brief note highlights the county edition of the Journal packed with local happenings. It promises coverage of community events, school notes, and civic updates across the region with emphasis on accessible, timely reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
THE
JOURNAL
The Blue Light Love Plot in Ikey Schoenstein Tale
In the Bowery tale a night clerk Ikey Schoenstein and suitor Chunk McGowan scheme to marry Rosy Riddle with help from a morphine powder. McGowan plans escape at nine, but Ikey’s drugged tableted powder and vigilant guardians intervene, ending with Rosy safe and Chunk’s success misread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Light drug store
Bowery
First avenue
Ikey Schoenstein
Blue Light
key
Ikey
Chunk McGowan
McGowan
Rosy
hhe
Mr. McGowan
losin
maki
Chunk
Jin Lacy
socha
Ike
Mr. Mc iowan
Schoenstein
Chunk AfeGowan
Lochinvar
Mr. Riddle
Riddle
likey
Morpheus
Women Outsmart Men In Luncheon Etiquette Observed
A Providence Tribune remark cites three middle aged women dining discreetly, the largest in black ordering two portions of broiled fish and bread and butter. After the fish course they refuse more, contrasting with men who overorder to avoid seeming stingy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Tribune
Doctor Lets Magpie Stay At Cambridge Rooms
In reminiscences of Cambridge a genial old figure, Dr Grymn Clobery, is not a King’s College man but aids a poor family by accepting a talkative magpie from their party. The patient recovers, the magpie is offered to him but is kept for the doctor who vows to pay half a crown weekly for its care as long as it lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadia
Chunk
elysium
tkey
Rosy
Liddle
Robert Grymn-Clobery
Cambridge
King’s college
The Bhick stone river and its mill power
The Bhick stone in Worcester and surrounding mills is a small river with a 53 square mile drainage area and a 43 mile power reach. It generates 23,000 horsepower, equating to about 25 million dollars in capital value, powering nearly a hundred mills along its banks in Worcester Woonsocket and Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inbor
United States
America
Worcester
Mass
Woonsocket
Pawtucket
Technical World Magazine
Enterprising immigrant tale and odd police anecdote
An immigration official described a recent immigrant as a bad case and ignorant of government. The account recalls two Polish policemen who were once assigned to the War saw force and did good work arresting many people before resigning. The older man explained they would start a police station, with Boris making arrests and his partner doing the firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Boris
Washington Star
Courtroom Demonstrations Prompt Judge to Clear Room
In a county courtroom spectators shouted during testimony. The judge ordered silence and then cleared the room after the disruption. The bailiff announced the action as a pompous speaker claimed the lawyers must exit while those who are not lawyers could stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
alno’t
Lippincatt’s
Can't Lose Them First Author Manuscripts Joke
A brief courtroom dialogue about manuscript handling. First Author asks if any manuscript is ever lost. Second Author responds none are lost because they always come back. The judge references the exchange in a witty exchange.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duffey’s Drug Store
Lowney
Apollo Chocolates
Bradley
Parke, Davis & Co
Sharpe & Dolhme
Mulford & Co
Lilley & Co
A. L. DUFFEY
Middletown Farms
Pure Dairy Products
Middletown, Del
Thomas O’Connell
SHIPLEY STREETS
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE
Niss
Warvey
L Cooper
Samuel W. Jackson
Emma Jane Jackson
Circuit Court
Equity
J. KEMP STEVENS
Nisi
Harvey L. Keoper
J. Frank Jonesmith
Ruth A. Jones
KEMP STEVENS
Pastorfield’s
Over-the
OLD
SANTA GLAUS
PASTORFIELD'S
OVER
Jotnnel
fins
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
Edison
J. W. WHEATLEY
S. Washington St
Joshua W. Bryant
Oakford
J. BOLGIANO & SON
Baltimore
dearborn
Dickford & Huffman
Timothy and
Clover
VALUANLE
Nathaniel Horsey
Greensboro
Burrsville
Sheppard's Chapel
Tun Prari
Priroy
Dr. Bull
A. C. MEYER &CO
SANTA CLAUS’ HEADQUARTERS
BULLOCK’S
CARTER BLOCK
J. W. Warren
Union
Wright
WILLIAM BULLOCK
Main Street
Carter
Denton, Maryland
DENTON, MASONIC HALL
DE RUE BROTHERS IDEAL MINSTRELS
ASCEHEN B
ITALY
BILLY DERUE
BOBBY DERUL
LEAHY BROS
STANFORD
Roman Ring Marvela
Wire
HANLEY & FOLEY
LAMBERT HERSHEY
COLUMBIA
IDEAL QUINTETTE
Grand street
Smith & Walls’ hardware store
SMITE
WILLIAM W. NOBLE
C HENRY
McClure, Phillips & Co
CHUNK GOWAN
Tarlem
iis house
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