Trustees Sale of DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT
Trustee to sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on May 12 1917. The property at 208 Valley Avenue fronting 152 feet and Warwick Street 184 feet includes a two story residence. Settlement terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in one and two years with bonds and insurance, possession given at once. M M Lynch Trustee and Wm M Bowen Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mason
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Valley Avenue
Said Avenue
Warwick Street
Trustee's Sale Describes 60 Acre Farm in Frederick Va
Trustee Mrs Eliza Clarke and husband act on December 11 1905 record to sell at Winchester House at 11 am May 12 1917 a sixty acre tract near Gainesboro three miles north with buildings and timber. Terms include one third cash day of sale and balance in one and two years via two bonds secured by deed of trust and buildings insured. Auctioneer Wm M Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Court House
Winchester
J. H. and
L. A. Lamp
Thos. Lamp
M. M. Lynch
Wm. M. Bowen
Eliza Clarke
Hamilton Clarke
Frederick County
Virginia
Harry R. Kern
Matthias R. Loy
Gainesboro
Fredericks County
How Nemo and the Captain Get Acquainted
A Civil War tale recalls Captain Woodbury of Cheshire Connecticut and an incident near Kernstown in January 1865. Federal soldiers moved past a grouse area when a carbine discharged through a door wounding Mrs. Ridings. Woodbury heard the scream and acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemo
the Star
Woodbury
Kernstown
Veteran reflections on Civil War memories and aging
A Winchester paper column recalls Captain Woodbury and Mrs Ridings, Civil War sieges, Jenny Lind, and Sarah Bernhardt, then muses on aging and Chauncey Depew's view of life at 83. It blends local reminiscences, reunion hopes, and national songs with reflections on youth, memory, and civic unity.
Mineshaft Explosion Traps 1200 Feet In Aftermath
Rescue teams pressed 1200 feet into the main slope but found gas at that point with no trace of the men, believed to be 2500 feet farther in. Officials dispute rumors of a plot noting the mine’s gas-explosion history. Ninety officials and 1500 workers are affected near Trinidad. First bodies recovered, rescuers say 1200 men remain behind the fire with slim chances to reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Trinidad
Charles Dalriple
Mining Bureau
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Goodyear
Neel Motor Coo
N. Main St
Cumberland Valley
Isbare
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P. A
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Washistor
Alexandria
Rashore
Strasburg
Co. W. Westbury
Gen
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Intermed
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Norton
Interme
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Gary
Roasoke
Memphis
Uta South
Haverstown
Inter
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Shemandoahb Junction
Washington
U.S
Dept. Ag‘culture
fSupr
Tuleyries Farm
White Post
Burpee
Fred S. Boyd
Wyndham
Boyce, Va
W. R. Hillyard
Winester
Ity
Bell
L. Hook
Gore
Chas. A. Ford
Front Royal
Carl Cather
North Praddock St
Middletown
Ernest McDonald
von Witt
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RIENT
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Stephens City
Catlin Co
Thirteenth St
Washington, D. C
F. Terl
N. Wolfe Street
Baltimore
R. Lee Wilson
Caraef Star
E. A. Horsey
Shannon Hall
Berryville Pike
Jacob Stouffer
Hart Street
Lawrence McK. Boyd
Adam Forney
Admx
Woodberry
Oughly Cenesha
Council of the
Fa Ne
Peruna Co Columbue
Equity
Snorer Itlem
Meil
Sheridan
Custer
Mosby
Star
Jenny Lind
Wheeling
Yeears
Sand
Jenny T.ind
Adelina
Patti
Browning
Bobby Burns
Sarah Bernhardt
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Louisville
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Thiamilton Griffin
Anderson
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Stonewall
Eld
Chauncey
Chauncey Depew
Europe
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Benner
England
Francis Scott Key
Royal Family of
Fort McHenry
Khey
Key
Randall
Maryland
Ranger
Mr. Depew
Theer
Dalriple
Etamines
Madras
Scrim
Waite and Deltox
Kirsch
Brussels
Axminster
Brussells
Ingrain
Moling & Seal
Iso
Union Bank of
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
C. A. Heller & CO
Tues-Thur-Sat
WW. Quantz
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