Limestone farm near Winchester listed for sale in parcels
Frederick County Virginia auction lists Tract 1 Home Farm of about 144 acres with nine room house, barn, orchard and timber. Tract 2 Pitman land about 65 acres with five room dwelling and spring. Tract 3 about 25 acres with five room dwelling and stream. All on Apple Pie Ridge with fruit land reputation. Purchaser pays one third cash, rest in two annual installments. possession March 1 1909. Auctioneers Roy P Duvall.
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Winchester
Lenore Station
Welltown Turnpike
Frederick County
Apple Pie Ridge
America
William Panchett
William S. Hiett
R. T. Barton
Robert ‘Lee Pannett
Luther Pannett
Miles W. Pannett
Roy P. Duvall
Real Estate Transfers Amid Inwood Notes and Local Visits
Deeds admitted to record show Marion H Snapp and wife selling to Joseph W Hancher a parcel on North Main street for 2200 dollars. Harriet G Shepherd sold to Clarence B Hardy a lot on South Braddock street for 500 dollars. Judge T W Harrison and wife sold to J W Taylor a West Cecil street extended lot for 181 dollars. Inwood notes mention Grace Oglesbee nursing Rev E B Neff, typhoid. Berryville horse show attendance. various visitors including Miss Shaul, Miss Sadie Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Fannie Carmen, Mr. Albert Mason recovering, and several local callers.
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Marion H. Snapp
Joseph W. Hancher
North Main Street
Harriet G. Shepherd
Clarence BH
Hardy
South Braddock Street
T. W. Harrison
J. W
Inwood
W. Va
Grace Oglesbee
E. EB. Neff
E. B. LeFevre
R. F. Whiting
Berryville
Locka
Middleway
Boyer
Republicans Back From Jollification
The Winchester and Frederick county Republicans returned from Hot Springs after hearing Oak- Widate Taft speak. State Committeeman C. M. Gibbons also returned from Hot Springs. Valley Republicans journeyed via Harrisonburg to Staunton and then to Staunton over the Chesapeake and Ohio line with 561 tickets sold.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Mot Springs
Oak- Widate Taft
South
C. M. Gibbons
Hot Springs
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Baltimore and Ohio
Yard Party at Hebron Baptist Gore
A yard party will be held at Hebron Baptist Church in Gore on Friday and Saturday nights. All are invited to attend.
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Hebron Baptist Church
Gore
Social notes from Greencastle and nearby visits
Miss Anna Belle Rutherford of Greencastle Pa visits Miss Margaret Bushnell on North Main Street. Supt J B Spurrier of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad travels to Baltimore to meet Mrs Spurrier visiting friends in Seaford Delaware. Mr and Mrs Frank O Headley arrive from Baltimore to visit Capt and Mrs George W Kurtz. Mr HH Boyce and family return from ten days in Atlantic City. Miss Mary Lee Newman of Harrisonburg and Miss Mary Koontz of Woodstock guest of Mrs Louis E Rice.
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Anna Belle , Rutherford
Greencastle,Pa
Margaret Bushnell
North Main Street
J. B. Spurrier
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Frank O. Headley
Boyce
Atlantic City
Mary Lee Newman
Harrisonburg
Mary Koontz
Woodstock
Louis. E. Rice
Jubilee Sunday School Picnic Planned at Jubilee Grove
Jubilee Virginia notes announce a Sunday school picnic in the grove on Saturday August 29 with all invited. Visitors include T W Russell and family from Winchester and Rev Henry M White and wife from Kernstown. Several local youths attend Berryville horse show and Boyd Fries returns from a visit to Clearbrook.
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Jubilee
Sun+day school
Henry M. White
Kernstown
J. R. Bailey
Miss Helen Rice Returns Home After Illness
Miss Helen Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis B Rice returned to her home last evening in improved condition after illness at Middledown. Mrs W S Horner of Clarke County accompanied by Miss Susan Maddox of Shenandoah Junction and Miss Mary E Brotherton of Millville spent yesterday in Win.
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Helen Rice
W. S. Horner
Clarke ‘County
Susan Maddox
Shenandoah Junction
Mary E. Brotherton
Millville
Winchester
Weather forecast for Virginia
In Virginia the sky will be partly cloudy tonight with a cooler trend in the northern portion. Sunday is expected to be fair and cooler across the region.
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Virginia
Dedication Set for Ridings Chapel in Virginia
Ridings Chapel on Frederick Circle in Virginia will be dedicated the first Sunday in September. Rev. A. Hammack of Harrisonburg will officiate.
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Ridings Chapel
Frederick Cirfcuit
Virginia
A. Hammack
Harrisonburg
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warning
Public notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as they damage smell and body systems. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Consumers urged to ensure they obtain the genuine product from a druggist.
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F .J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney
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