Farm sale notice in Clarke County advertised by trustees
Eleven head of stock described with 16 horses and colts 29 cattle 26 hogs and a large assortment of farming implements including two four horse wagons binder mower plows harrows and harness. Details appear in Clarke Courier. References to Chas M Brown W Roy Stephenson trustees and W W Smallwood sheriff.
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Clarke County
B. A.lewin
Clarke Courier
Chas
M. Brown
W. Roy Stephenson
W.W. Smallwood
Will construction suit in Frederick Court 1906
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County on December 1 1906 John W Rice administrator of J H Buncutter decd files suit to construe the will settle estate and establish rights A affidavit states unknown heirs of Wm Buncutter and Hannah Nagely are non residents of Virginia they are required to appear within fifteen days after publication and a copy of order to be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Star and posted at the courthouse front door W Roy Stephenson clerk proof الهيئة
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Buncutter
W. Roy Stephenson
P. Q
Valuable Farm for Sale at Wadeville Station
Sale notice describes a valuable farm on the north side of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway at Wadeville Station. Accessible by good roads and rail, improved with a dwelling barn and outbuildings. Land has ample wood and is suited to fruit orchards and marketable orchard products.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Wadesville
Public Auction To Sell Farm At Winchester Virginia
The property, long owned by George S. Funkhouser, is described as good land with solid fencing. It will be offered for sale at a public auction in front of the courthouse at Winchester Virginia.
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George S. Funkhouser
Court House
Winchester
Public Sale of Valuable Land in Frederick County Virginia
In the matter Katherine Eddy vs W H Morgan et al a decree in the circuit court of Frederick County Virginia directs a public auction at the Winchester courthouse on December 8 1906. The property is a Burnt Factory house and lot of about three acres, Mary Morgan’s former property. Terms: one third cash sale day, balance in two annual installments with interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Special Commissioner John M Steck.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Katherine. Eddy
W. H. Morgan
Winchester
Burnt Factory
Mary Morgan
Notice of Petition in Frederick County Circuit Court
Notice by order of the Circuit Court of Frederick County that George W. Kurtz P W Boys and I J Barton filed a petition to record major rolls of Confederate units from Virginia and Frederick County. The hearing is set for the first Monday in February 1967, with the city fixed for that purpose.
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Circuit Court
Frednek County
George W. Kurtz
P. W. Boys
Virginia
Virginia Cos
33Rd
Virginia Cavalry
1St
Virgia Cavalry
Virginia Cava
Newtown
Reference to Master Commissioner in Morgan estate case
The court orders referring the Mary Morgan estate case to a Master Commissioner of Winchester Virginia to report on the estate assets debts and pertinent matters A notice targets all interested parties and creditors with December 7 1906 as the execution date in Winchester Va Official stamp R M Ward Commissioner in Chancery dated November 7 1906
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William M.morgan
Mary Morgan
Frederick Unty
Virginia
Winchester
R. M. Ward
P. P. Carper
Herbert
Warrick
Chancery
M. M. Lynch
P. Q
Remarkable Turpentine Workers on Sixteen Foot Stilts
The article describes turpentine gatherers in France who walk on sixteen foot stilts to tend maritime pine trees. They tap trees with buckets hung high, pace flat terrain with wide strides, and rest on a round topped staff planted underfoot. The piece also mentions earthquakes, Pacific coast forests, and other varied, historical miscellany.
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France
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Robinson Brothers
North Main
Funk & Son
Glaize Bros
Baker’s
Franck Baker & Son
Pharmacista
Burriville, Va
Aultman & Taylor
Whitman Hay Press
A. J. Tavenner
AttTy
Fred. S, Boyd
Foe Phoven
Oor
Main & Wac
Miller’s Dreg Store
de W. A. Coyner
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Sager’s Livery
Bell Bros
Russell
Lee KR Grim
Ashie
Union Bank of Winchester
Holmes Boyd
A. M. Baker
Gleorge W
Hurts Hugh & Lupton
County of Frederick
John W. Rice
J. H. Buncutter
Devisees &E
Wm. Buncutter
Dec’d
Hannah “Nagely
Gochenour & Bro
Middletown
Masse
Pepe Ata
Gochenou & Bros
Frederick
Adjoinin
Gochenour
BKO
A- Gray Williams
C. S. Baker
Winchester, Va
Sale
John M. Stech
J. M. Steck
P.h.gold
Circuit Court of
Hk CO
Bes Waren Band Sonacons Rr. B.a Praers Philadalphia
Heatherine L. “Eday
E. Byrd
W. Forsyth
Byrd & Forsyth Attorneys-At-Law
Warren and
Rappahannock
Byrd & Forsyth
Front Royal
R. E. Byrd
I. Piccavil'y Street
Ysons Holding
Onde
W. A. McCoy
India
Central Asia
Comte F. de Montessus de Ballore
London Globe
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Forest
Pacific
American Magazine
University Press
Oxford
London
National Rifle Corps
King of
Siam
T.t.wall
Merry Christmas
Russell & Green
Jones
Jones Creamery
Pleesdiliy
Stuart H. Edmonds, Architect
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Sarah VY. Carper
Harry H. Carper
Walter D. Myers
Cheintist
Crown and Bridge Work
North Main Street
Wincheater
Good & Company
Bank Bidg
Jos. Wright
Columbus BuGgy Co
GUS. Bwartz & Sons
Brucetown, Va
Winslow’s Waren Ong Syrup
Eae Laos Og Sa
Loudoun
W. H. Martin
Leesburg
R. E. Bryd
Edward Conner
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