Public Sale Offered of 96 Acre Farm Near Winchester Virginia
Special commissioners will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia on Saturday April 18 1908 at 11 o clock a m the land owned by Job D Clark at his death containing 96 acres more or less about 4 miles northwest of Winchester near Siler Va adjoining Harvey DeHaven and others of which 50 acres more or less was conveyed to Clark by Isaac DeHaven and wife by deed May 14 1868 and the remainder by W J Clark and others by deed December 10 1887. deeds are on file in the county clerk s office for further description. The land is improved by a dwelling and outbuildings and hard. The land will be offered in two tracts at the option of a bidder and may be sold as a whole or in two tracts to bring the highest price. Terms: one third cash sale day balance in two equal payments in one and two years with interest from sale. purchases may give bonds and secure by deed of trust or pay all cash on delivery. Possession upon confirmation. Special commissioners Robert Shade R B Byrd and Whitacre. Bond has been given under decrees in Laura Eaton vs Joh D Clark heirs as provided by decree. Phil H. Gold Clerk.
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Publc
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Job D. Clark
Siler
Harvey
D. DeHaven
Said Clark
Isaac DeHaven
W. J. Clark
Saic County
Robert Shade
R. BE. Byrd
Whitacre
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Laura V. Eaton
Joh
D. Clarke
Phil H. Gold
Berryville Saloons Closed and License Refunds Issued
The Berryville saloons were shut on December 4, 1907 and the town refunded licenses. Warrant payouts followed: Strudwick December 17, Hamilton December 18, Huyt December 19, Carter January 1, 1908. Savage would have received his though no warrant was presented within sixty days.
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Berryville
Strudwick
Hamilton
Huy«t
George Carter
Savage
McBride Ready to Pay After Hotel Bill Dispute
Sheriff Earnshaw reports McBride, a typewriter repairer, claimed he owed a hotel board bill at the City Hotel after six weeks in Ha rvested Prd. He was brought before Justice Hoffman and remanded with a deadline to settle the bill. McBride is said to have operated in Winchester Martinsburg and Charles Town and faced similar charges of leaving town without paying board.
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Sheriff Earnshaw
Prd
McBride
W. Bar
VicCardell
Ater
Martinsburg
Winchester
Harles Town
Jusice Hoffman
City Hotel
N. Winchester
Charles Town
Lis
Presbyterian Church Sketch Delayed For Space
The Star cannot publish its planned magipricn and illiterated sketch due to extraordinary space demands. An article on the Presbyterian Church is postponed and will run next week.
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Presbyterian Church
Miss Margaret Old and Augusta Conrad Leave Winchester
Miss Margaret Old and Miss Augusta Conrad departed Winchester yesterday to return to Norfolk Virginia after visiting at the home of Mrs. P. W. Boyd Jr.
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Margaret Old
Winchester
P. W. Boyd, Jr
Augusta Conrad
Norfolk
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Equitable Life
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Notre Dame
Apa
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Main Street
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Fred. S. Boyd
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American Union
Geo. J. Baker's Cab
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