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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement promotes Pinex based cough syrup claiming fast relief with a sugar syrup mix. It touts pine extract as the active ingredient, lists dosage steps, emphasizes family use and a money back guarantee, and notes availability through local druggists or by mail from Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
Public sale of a 20 horsepower Frick traction engine under deed of trust dated January 29 1913 recorded in county clerk's office. Item No 11444 listed as in good condition, to be sold cash at twelve o'clock on Market street in front of Hall Virginia. Viewing at the home of Mr Allamong Winchester Virginia. Trustee C Be Byerley Wes Williams Attorney.
Clerk's Office announces a suit to convene creditors of Harriet E. Scott Ferguson in Frederick County. The court orders publication in the Evening Star and posting at the courthouse to notify all with liens on Gervis F. Mayers decedent's real estate. Creditors must act within fifteen days of notice, with publication for four weeks.
Acting under a circuit court decree in Hugh S. Lupton v Triplett et al the trustees and special commission will offer for sale at public auction in Winchester Virginia on December 18 1913 at 10 00 a m the tract of land at Mountain Falls Va and a road and 24 poles improved by a house and store and used as a stand for a counter or home farm terms cash on sale day and balance in two equal payments secured by bonds backed by the trust property court officials named Ward Riley Carter commissioners and others
In a village near Vieille Vie, Francois, a seven year old girl and a general recount Napoleonic battles. The boy speaks of visions of a star linked to the Bonapartes and dreams of being a marshal. The general muses on fate, while Alice grows attached to the boy and his momentary cold fear.
Napoleon granted the chateau and lands at Vicques to General Bar on Gourgaud before Waterloo. The Baron-General, a veteran of Spanish and Austrian campaigns and Moscow rescue, takes possession in July and contemplates duty in the Jura valley setting near Delesmontes.
Francois Beaupre of Vicques drives to the Delesmontes market, rich from oxen sales, and at the inn meets a stranger who wagers a bottle of wine on a card game. They play Larams Euchre, and Bea upre, briefly softened by drink, loses but agrees to another game.
Public sale under a decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia to be held at 11 a.m. November 29 1918 in Winchester.(Property: lot at 377 National Ave Winchester with seven rooms brick dwelling. 27 by 115 feet. terms one third cash, balance in two installments secured by deed of trust and insurance.)
Druesists refund money if ointment fails to cure itching burning bleeding and protruding piles. First application gives relief. 50c.
Wednesday, December 17, 1913, a lot fronting 35 feet on the south side of West Clifford Street in Winchester VA, with a new two story frame dwelling. Property owned by L Herbert Haines and secured by three trust deeds dated 1912 1913. Sale by trustees due to default with terms: one third cash, two thirds in bonds payable in one and two years at 6 percent, secured by trust deed and fire policy. R G Williams James P Reardon T R Catcher trustees.
Monday issue launches a new serial titled The Marshal by Mary Rayman Andrews. The story will appear in every issue until completion, with emphasis on a male hero who could influence a list of important business addresses.
In The Circus: faurt of the County of Frederick on the day of November 1913 Pearl Stotler Plaintiff vs J D Stotler Defendant. The object of this suit is to obtain a divorce a mensa et there for the plaintiff Pearl Stotter from the defendant J D Stotler and for general relief. An affidavit shows the defendant is not resident of Virginia. He must appear within fifteen days after due publication to protect his interest. A copy must be published weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star Winchester and posted at the courthouse front door by November 17, 1913. Ward & Larrick P G
Guardian Jacob McVy declares he will seek removal of infant Clinton S. Grove's estate from Frederick County Virginia to Greencastle Franklin County Pennsylvania on December 15 1913 under Virginia Code Chapter 118 in the circuit court.
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