Sale of Valuable City Real Estate in Winchester Virginia
Trustees announce public auction of a brick dwelling at 515 North Main Street Winchester Virginia on December 31 1914 at 11 am. Property front 40 feet and rear width 185 feet conveyed to W Ray Smith by James N Moling et al. Terms require one third cash sale day and rest in two annual installments with bonds deed of trust and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
W. Ray Smith
James N. Moling
Robert M. Ward
M. M. Lynch
R. Gray Williams
R.T. Barton
Virginia
W. Baker, Jr
Frederick
Robt
Securiny
Public Sale of Valuable City Property in Winchester
By authority of a trust from S Page Cline to Wm A Bailey trustee the sale of a land lot in Winchester Virginia is set for 12 noon on Saturday December 5 1914 in front of the Court House. The property fronts Kern street and Highland avenue containing 40 by 97 feet. One third cash due at sale and the remainder in two annual installments secured by two bonds and a deed of trust with fire insurance. Auctioneer William Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Page Cline
Wm. A. Bailey
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Court House
Virginia
Kern Street
Highland Avenue
William A. Bailey
William Bowen
Litcolw
Prominent Men At Funeral of J. B. Harriman
The funeral of Jefferson Borden Harriman took place at noon in Grace Episcopal Church New York City with Woodlawn interment. Attending were his widow Mrs J Borden Harriman daughter Miss Ethel Harriman brothers Oliver and James Low Harriman and other relatives including Capt Duncan Elliott and Gov elect Aivingston Beekman among honorary pallbearers.
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Jefferson Borden Harriman
James Low Harrison
Rosemont Farm
Clarke County
Washington
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Woodlawn
N. Y
Harriman
Virginia
New York
J. Borden Harriman
Ethel Harriman
Oliver Harriman
James Low Harriman
Stephen Olin
Duncan Elliott
William K. Vanderbilt
Messrs
Edmund Randolph
Afonso de ‘Navarro
F. ©. Bishop
Winthrop ‘Rutherford
Leigh Hunt
R. P. Perkins
R. D. Wrenn
Charles MacDonald
E. C. Potter
James Potter
C. W. Co‘an
Philadelphia
Avingston Beekman
Rhode Island
Charles McCawley
Capt
Duncan Eliot
Edward Jackson Fies T Twenty Seven Years In Prison
Edward Jackson, Berryville, convicted of burglary at White Post and Kerfoot residence. He received four years for the Berryville burglary, with total sentences totaling seventeen years for four counts: Robbery at White Post, 10 years. carrying burglar's tools, 8 years. robbery at the Perfect home, 4 years. and a five year extra for a second conviction. Judge Harrison suspended the tool charge sentence temporarily, urging Jackson to be a model prisoner to retain the court’s goodwill.
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Jackson
Berryville
White ,Pa
Kerfoot
Sillman House
White Post
Perfect Home
Harrison
Hog cholera hits farms near Kearneysville West Virginia
Hog cholera has caused heavy losses to farmers near Kearneysville W V Wr Lee Creamer lost 23 hogs and Arthur Benner 54 all of his hogs were slaughtered. Losses also reported by M B Myers N W Myers and the Misses Michaels in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearneysville
W. Va
Lee Creamer Hhas
Arthur Benner
Znar
Messrs. M. B
N. W. Myers
Michaels
Residents Oppose Dam Raise Affecting Big Eddy
In a letter to the Farmers Advocate Charlestown W Va officials of the Northern Virginia Power Co met with property owners likely to be affected by a proposed dam raise. Owners on the Big Eddy and at Harpers Ferry protested as injurious. Gauge readings over two years show the raise to 98 feet would lift low water in the eddy by about two feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. Va
Northern Virginia Power Company
D. J. Howell
Big Eddy
Chamberlain's Tablets Ease Indigestion Says Mrs Keller
A reader from Lima Ohio reports two years of stomach illness ended after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She says the remedy greatly benefited her and relieved distress.
Frederick County Virginia Master Commissioner Notices
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Annie Smithey vs Clara Burner et al an order refers to a Master Commissioner in Chancery to report on Mary Jane Feight deceased estate and creditors. Notice by publication required for four weeks in Winchester newspaper. December 19 1914 hearing set at Chester office.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Annie Smithey
Clara Burner
Jeuit
Mary Jane Feight
Winchester
Chester
Remedy for sick headache linked to stomach disorders
An Ohio woman from Roselville Mrs John Bishop reports long bouts of indigestion and sick headache lasting days. After trying many remedies nothing helped until her doctor advised specific treatment. The note illustrates how stomach disorders trigger headaches and how proper care can end the attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
Roseville
Ohio
Limestone land for sale near Berryville Virginia
100 acres of good limestone land near Berryville Virginia smooth and gently rolling on road no buildings priced at 90 dollars per acre 50 acres excellent limestone land unimproved one mile from Berryville on road adapted to all crops and easy to work price 100 dollars per acre seller CHAS. R. JONES Hagerstown Maryland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Chas. R. Jones
Hagerstown
4 000 000 Peach Trees For Planters Direct Sale
Advertisement claims 4 000 000 peach trees available direct to planters at wholesale prices. No agents travel, stock guaranteed disease free and true to name. Address HALE Winchester Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Winchester
Tenn
Methdist Church Holds Third Quarterly Conference
Kernstown Va December 3 The third quarterly conference of the Methodist Church will be held next Saturday and Sunday December 5 and 6 Rev T J Lambert of Winchester will preach at the business meeting Saturday at 2 pm and Sunday morning at 11 o clock The pastor Rev A Knox will preach Sunday evening at 7 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
The
Methodist Church
T. J. Lambert
Winchester
A. Knox
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Ward & Larrick
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Chas. Latham
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Vailey Avenue
E. A. Horsey Shannon Lill
Berryville Pike
National Ave
G. C. Miller
Fairmont Avenue
Bath
Tait
Lee Pannett
Clearbrook
Massey Brothers
Northwestern
Barnett
Andress
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W. Water Street
R. T. Barton
Rouss Avenue
Co. G. Crawford
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C.B. Henry
South Main Street
Lillie Taper
E. Clifford
Mr. Cecil
J. T. Brown & Son
N. Main Street
Barker's Restaurant
Simmons Red River Regnleter Ben Powder Farm
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A. Zeilin & CO
St. Louis, Missouri
Boyce
Old Saye
Arey R. G. Mitchell
Boyce, Va
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Palm Court
Clifford M. Lewis
Albert E. ‘Walker
Charlottesville
Baltimore
Col
Charles Carrol
Ther
Joseph DeHaven
Siler, Va
Ors
Samuel ‘Triplett
Piccadilly Street
J. B. Harriman
Edward Jackson Fiets
P. A
Jimmy
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Ee J. Reynolds Bacce Co
Mie
Bell
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
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J. M. Long
N. Main St
Berry & Whitmore Company
Ernest C. Sloat
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Grove Bros. Department Store
Robert Y. Conrad
Harry H. Lynch
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