Trustees Sale of Charm Court in Caroline County
Trustees' sale of the Chest Court real estate in Caroline County was ordered in equity for No. 1307. Hilda Cacaine and others sued Emcine Benson and others. The sale, under court authority, to the highest bidder, was set in front of the courthouse in Denton Maryland.
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Chrcmt
Caroline County
Hilda Cacaine
Emcine Benson et oak
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iusiea
ower
Denton
Marylana
Land Auction Notices in Caroline County Maryland
Tuesday September 7 1909 auctions list Lot 1 and Lot 2 farm tracts in the Fourth Election District Caroline County. Descriptions cover Minting Creek and Skeleton Creek bounds with Creek bank boundaries and an annuity deed referenced.
Land Parcel No 4 Delineation on Choptank Road Route
Description outlines a 50 acre parcel identified as Parcel No 4 with a detailed boundary survey. It begins at the public road near the Choptank, follows compass bearings including south 30 degrees east for 1400.42 feet to a ridge, then various lines north and east totaling 50 acres, ending back at the starting point.
Four Farm Parcels On Caroling County Sale Offer
Four parcels totaling about 64 acres will be sold as a whole or in any combination to maximize bids. A plot of the fern is viewable at Albert G. Towers office. Lot No 2 features a large two story wood dwelling, with outbuildings in poor repair. The farm is well cultivated with good soil and proximity to railroad, steamboat wharf, school, churches, and canning works.
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whchever
Albert G. Towers
Caroling counity
Caroling county
Land and Premises Conveyed and Parcel Offerings
Inoce or fessdit being the same land auad premeses conveyed to the sahil Charnes $S.Carpine by Folin OD. Parqiuhiatou and wife on the Qtr day of April Ps54, sat] deed of record in Liter Ke of. No. 30, folio S91,one of the Land Ilecort Books for Caroline County. This property will first be opered in parcels as follows.
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John Kelley
Jesse Pobbard
Wiliam H. Austin
Peter Brinsfield
Caroline County
Liber
R.A
Charles
Wiliion H. Austin
sahil Charnes
Carpine
Folin
Parqiuhiatou
Parcel legal boundary description on the Great Choptank River
A lengthy parcel boundary description runs along the Great Choptank River and private road. It details bearings, distances in feet, and several fence centers guiding a tract's perimeter from the river to a road and back to the start, ending with an incomplete area.
76 Acres of Land Homesteads Located on Parcel
Parcel comprises about 76 acres with homesteads situated on the property. Details indicate a rural site featuring multiple residence structures and adjacent land components. Interested buyers or investors are invited to review the acreage and structures available for purchase or development.
Parcel No 2 Description Across Great Choptank River
Beginning at a large stone on the bank of the Great Choptank River near Skeleton Creek mouth the parcel runs along the river bank and private road with a sequence of compass bearings and distances totaling over a thousand feet. The description specifies lines south east and north along the river and road to mark the boundary.
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Skeleton Creek
Great Choptank River
palace of beginning
Spring Bank
Homestead Lawn
Sale terms prescribed by the decree auctioneers
Terms of sale require one cash on day of sale and balance in two installments over twelve months with interest from the sale date. Purchaser provides notes secured by mortages or sureties approved by trustees. Title papers to be delivered to the purchaser. Albert G. Towers, John M. Carter, trustees.
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purchiser
ALBERT G. TOWERS
JOHN M. CARTER
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Covey
May Moon Sparks a Hilarious Boarding-House Row
In Mrs. Murphy’s private boarding house, a loud domestic quarrel erupts between Mr. and Mrs. McCaskey over supper and kitchenware. A startling scream prompts fears a child is missing, drawing neighbors and policemen into a city-side farce as the couple’s bravado and pity mingle amid the ongoing search.
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hodge
Gallegher’s
sir. McCaskey
Flo
Policeman Cleary
Monster Skull from Palermo A Gigantic 1516 Skeleton Find
A remarkable Palermo discovery 1516 yielded a skeleton said to measure 34 feet long and nine feet seven inches across shoulders. An ancient stone axebuilt relic and a large skull with sixty four teeth are described with weight and size estimates, amid delirious beliefs during the Black Death era.
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Palermo
Sicily
Paterino
St. Isorent
Abbo Ferrerus
Seray
Westminster Gazette
The Hurrying Barber Observation on how barbers rush yet take time
A New York Sun anecdote critiques barbers who hurry customers yet still take their usual time. The piece notes the barber’s hurried motions splash lather, trim neck hair, and finish with no speed gain. It asks why barbers chase speed when customer satisfaction centers on appearance.
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New York
Remarkable insect leaf mimicry observed near Cannes
Observers note insect leaf likeness as a protective strategy. An habbilist showed a splitter on rocks near Cannes with moth cases attached, the resting aphler matching the surrounding cases in shape and color, illustrating natural camouflage.
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Infomological society
London
habbilist
Cannes
Can't Beat 'Em Misses His Own Joke At Milford Ad
A humorous exchange ends with a woman seeking the opening of a millinery store. He monopolizes the news, tears out a page for her, and she attends the opening to seek revenge as he pays the bill. Chicago Post reports the scene.
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Chicago Post
Fragmentary sports note from Clevekind Plalu ler
Vague scribble references a fifteen tuning ball game and an exchange about an insured agent and Lugurance. The legible bits suggest a local sports item or rehearsal note with unclear names and actions.
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secretty
Clevekind
American Wanderlust and United State Unity
Essay argues that non native born members enrich national cohesion and ideas through cross state travel. It cites Daniel Webster and notes a trend of state societies forming in New York City to unite natives. The piece likens wanderlust to progress, comparing it to innovations like moving pictures.
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United States senate
house of representatives
Daniel Webster
old Bay State
Ufe
New York city
Joe Mitchell
Chapple
la National Magazinue
After the Battle There Was an Incident at Brandy
Morris Schnif recounts Batchelder’s tale from Gettysburg nights in a hospital tent. Batchelder noted regiments in Second Corps placed positions differently, concluding only Joshua could harmonize their claims by making the sun stand still. The anecdote illustrates the chaos of accurate timing in battle memories.
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Brandy
Gettysburg
Batehelder
Joshua
Batchelder
Morris Schnif
Atlantic
Olfactory organ query and truthfulness dialogue
In a brief excerpt from a Lonmlou Sketch style exchange a teacher asks about the olfactory organ. The liar resists answering, prompting the teacher to confirm the correct term. The scene centers on the concept of smelling and truthfulness in a classroom tease.
Tough Skin and Fruit Diet Claim Mentioned by Professor
Fragmentary Chicago News item notes a professor declaring fruit healthy with skin, a student or speaker jokes about pineapples in a diet, and a reference to serants or cheats reduced to practice as a metaphor for becoming great. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details.
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Gunner
Guyer
sinbe
Chicago News
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