Public Sale Notice in Washington County Maryland
Public sale advertised by a trustee in Washington County Maryland for parcels of land near Yarrowsburg and Downes village. Two parcels, total about five acres, include a dwelling, outbuildings, water, and a right of way. Sale set for December 19 1911 in front of the Court House in Boonsboro with terms: one third purchase money day of sale, balance in one and two years with interest. buyer to provide security.
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Washington County
John W. Philip
Annie C. Cob
Jonte
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Amin Caughelo
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le Hagoratown
Maryland
Oliver KR
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Iinston
Yarrowsburgyin
Peersertien
Bath
Bunsuayne
Sarah G. Hemphitt
John W. Hemphit
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Jacob A. Brickay
Doei
Libor
Haly
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Hires vanish as liverymen seek Jacob Myerng
A man hired by Cumperaud’s hardware dealer and a livery stable in Cumberland vanishes after taking a small black buggy and a horse. Police traced him near Frederick but no informant. The chief identifies a tall, smooth shaven man about 18–25 with gray beards. search continues. Another item notes a scoreless four unit game between Prospect and Surrey. Sunday excursion brings 240 passengers from Pint Amore to Baltimore. Pipe burst at Bika Hall. Notorious English spondthrift noted at Long’s hotel. Marquis of Hnetinge remarks on whisky charges. References to Henry Stevenson and Robert Stevenson in literary chatter.
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Jacob
Cumperaud
Bnd
Hlinelt Sa
Garber & Green
Iredertck
Jefferson
Mrederick
Cumberlatd
Long's
Bond Street
Hnetinge
England
Yeitissins Ag
Tong's
London Express
Fragmented court testimony quotes in archaic spelling
A garbled prisoner statement claims nineteen years of professional work with no collaboration. The text mixes legal tones with broken phrases and misspellings, offering no clear facts but suggesting testimony in a court setting.
Washington Herald Fragment Says Family Ghosts Haunt Home
A Washington Herald item notes a quirky claim from a family about possessing two ghosts in a house. The fragment hints at humorous or eerie local lore without providing broader context or names.
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Fragmentary text with numeric values and unclear terms. no coherent event or entities identified. cannot determine a valid news item or report from the provided material.
Princes Enter Mercersburg With Persian Nobility Visit
Princes Din Khan and Saif Din Khan, cousins of Shah of Vorsta, were brought to Mercersburg by the Pera as ininiator to the United States, Mirza Ali Khan. The Persian minister addressed Mercersburg students during their entry. The two boys are princes of a ragile bread, members of a clan name Khan.
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Twanteresting Hoygenierad Mortserghure Academy
Foun
Perain
Mozalfered Din Kain
Saif
Et Din Khan
Shah
Vorsta
Mercersburg
Pera
United States
Mirza Ali Khan
Khan
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