Lexington Real Estate Sale Offers Many Fine Homes
Rockbridge Realty Corporation lists Lexington area properties including new residences, brick business buildings, and suburban lots. Highlights include a 6 room residence on Houston Street, 5 acre and 15 acre rural tracts, 2 story Main Street building, and Oak shaded lots in Lexington Heights. Several farms and 100 plus acre tracts near Lexington, Buena Vista, Goshen, and Rockbridge Baths priced from 400 to 20 000 dollars. Listings emphasize proximity to Lexington institutions, schools, churches, rail access, and national highways with ample water and timber, some with outbuildings and tenants.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Military Institute
George Washington
Robert F. Lee
New York
Atlanta
Rockbridge County
Alleghany
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Washington City
Natural Bridge
Rockbridge Alum Springs
Goshen Pass
Rockbridge Baths
Wilson's Springs
Lexington Heights
Main Road
Churchus
Buena Vista
Southern Seminary
Young Indies
Buenas Vista
West Lexington
Niles
Sycamore Street
Nelson Street
Main Street
Post Ofce
Pease
Edmondson Ave
Edmondson Avenue
Lower Main Street
Goshen
Bratton’s Run
Rockbridge Co
Rockbridge Alaw Springs
Itoshen Furnace Co
Fairfield
Nice
Patrfield
Jackson Avenue
Looxtto
A. BP
Lewis Streets
Botetourt
Buchanan
James River
S Bates
Local Board Officers Named in Wharton County
The document lists T. S. Borwell as Treasurer and E. S. Shields as Secretary, naming two key officers for the organization.
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T. S. Borwell
E. S. Shields
Public Sale of Lard and Land in Rockbridge Kerrs Creek
Public auction at the Rockbridge Court House front door on June 28 1911 at 12 M for 110 acres known as the RE Johnson land with dwelling and outbuildings, adjoining Orbi500 farm, plus 33 acres as EF A Johnson lands sold by special commissioners E M Pendleton and G D Letcher. One third cash, balance in one and two years by bonds with security. Special commissioners Hugh A White E M Pendleton. Deputy clerk R K Wri tt.
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Circuit Court of
Rockbridge
D. Welsh & Co
B.A. Johnson Et Als
Court House
Kerr's Creek
RE. A. Johnson
Forks of North River
EF. A. Johnson
E. M. Pendleton
G. D. Letcher
Found Dead in Cistern Farmer Slain Wife Arrested
Peter Larson a retired farmer was found dead in a cistern behind his Powter Indiana home. His wife Mrs Lar son is in custody pending examination after quarrels through the night. A bloody axe lay in the barn with pools of blood on stalls and walls. The coroner’s testimony conflicts but suggests Larson was injured in the stable and dragged to the cistern.
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Peter Larson
Powter
Ind
Larson
Beeskind Sense of Bees and Buckwheat Bloom
Bees work within three cities of the hive but travel eight miles to buckwheat fields for honey. They favor buckwheat bloom and have a finely developed scent that guides them from the hive to distant flowers by following the aroma of nectar in the wind.
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Houston Street
Ington
Lex- Va
Manstreet
Oytop
Main
Jefferson Street
Tim Ser der
Ore Street
Glexington
Lot Avenue
Axington
Rideon Avenue
Edmondson Lexington
Jordan Street
R. Kk
R. R
Davidson
Lex- Unidlay
StaLbe
Irvine House
Court House Square
Washington Street
RS. Bruce
WM. BR. Kennedy
Rockbridge Realty Corporation
First National Bank
Main ST
Jordan St
Guilesrom Lexington
RE. Domail
Laxington
Orange County
Orange Court House
Niles /Shade
Castle Hill
Ihaits
G. W. Efinger
J. A. Bredy
Bueoa Vista
Natural Bri Ie
Bucoa Vista
James Wilson
Faro
Gale
Valley of
Buend Vista
Lesington
Sma
Buene Vista
Augusta County
Mint Spring
Neresa
Renick
Greenbrier County
W.va
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pryce Low
Nee and Cherch
Palmfield
Lexington A
O.&o
N.&w
RLF. D. Mail
Lawson
Rustburg
Lynchburg
Steall Farm
KR. FD. Mail
Tower Main Street
Alwayve
Bettow
Market Carden
Puens Vista
Hugh A. Whiter
EK. M. Pendleton
I. R. Ro Witt
Circuit Court
Hugh A. White
R. KR. Wrrr
Cisiens
Theodore Lucas
Hornell
N. J