Publicsale for partition in Caroline County Maryland
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. In Equity the Circuit Court for Caroline County directs publication to notify absent defendants John W. Foster Gertrude Camper Susan Camper Mary Camper William Camper of a suit by James L. Payne to obtain a decree for sale of Julia A. Foster's land in Caroline County. The property known as Flaharty's Desire consists of about five acres. The bill lists heirs at law including John W. Foster Martha Johnson Elijah Hubbard Annie Williams Stephen Camper Seldon Sharp Alberta Sharp and others with several infants. The court orders notice by newspaper four weeks before March 19 1900 and a return by April 4 1900. CHAS. W. Hobbs Clerk. True copy Test.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Julia A. Foster
Bethlehem
Dover Bridge
Flaharty
Elias W. Williamson
John Foster
John W. Foster
Julian A. Foster
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Martha Johnson
John Johnson
Talbot County
Eliah Hubbard
Rebecca Hubbard
Annie Williams
Baltimore
Stephen Camper
Harriet Camper
Seldon Sharp
Alverta Sharp
Martha Sharp
Hattie Sharp
Clarrie Sharp
Norman Sharp
Alberta Sharp
Gertrude Camper
Susan Camper
Mary Camper
William Camper
Charles Camper
Delaware
William E Foster
Azla Foster
Popuipants
Tisip
Circuit Court
Eaid
Boas
Chas. W. Hobbs
Peggy the market woman and her sharp eye
A verse portrait from Johnstone Murray in the New Orleans Times-Democrat extols Peggy, a market shopper praised for judging fish freshness, detecting fowl, testing eggs, and grading tables, as she and Peery carry baskets to market, while the narrator admits his role is limited to paying the bills.
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Peggy
Peery
Johnstone Murray
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Shadowed Dream in a Paris Salon Love Triangle
In a Faubourg Saint Germain salon, a young country girl Jeanette confesses to a marquise about a past danger from a rich suitor, a Comte de Vaugirard. The marquise counsels restraint, reveals her own doubts about love, and warns Jeanette of fragile loyalties as a dramatic moral tale unfolds.
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Marquise
Lim
Jeanette
Mme, la Marquise
Petite
Pierre
New York Press
Bargain Sealed in a Distant Courtship Tale
A young farmer Giles loses breach of promise suit to a local beauty. On a carrier cart ride he resists an old lady’s urging to sit, while Sally stands nearby. Giles refuses to give up his seat, insisting Sally had commanded him to sit and she did not, a lighthearted regional vignette with local color.
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Faubourg St. Germain
Pierre
Mile
Jeanette
Marquise
Madame
Jennette
Fle
Dubois
Farmer Landry
Chateau St
Mme. la Marquise
Comte de Vaugirard
Vaugirard
Paris
Rove
Saverins
St. Rome
Leon
M. le Comte de Vaugtrard
Issy
St. Reme
Vauchard
M. le Comte
Celine
Mme
M. le Comte de Vaugirard
Hila
Memphian
Memphis Selmitar
Giles
Sally
Reelfoot Lake Formed by 1811 Earthquake News 1000 Livelihoods
Nashville Banner reports Reelfoot Lake in Tennessee, created by the 1811 quake, is a major livelihood for about 1000 people. The area supports two wholesale fish houses, several more in Hickman Kentucky, with wagons shipping thousands of pounds daily. Around 1500 nets involve roughly 500 workers in fishing and hunting related activity.
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Reelfoot Lake
Hickman
Nashville Banner
How to Kill Time on Commutes
A Philadelphia Inquirer observation shares a playful method for passing time during train or car rides. The speaker urges settling into a comfortable seat, closing eyes or gazing ahead, and mentally spending a hypothetical $50,000 in a week to send time speeding by.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
The Return of the Horse in Chicago Pictures
The Chicago Tribune ran two contrasts under The Return of the Horse. One photo shows hundreds of people on bicycles in a park a year ago. the other, from last November, depicts a similar crowd on horses with no bicycles present. A Young Philosopher notes a child’s quip about bread and cake.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
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Return of the Horse
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