Public Auction Notice of Winchester Land Sale December 17 1918
The undersigned will sell at public auction in Winchester at noon December 17 1918 a lot fronting 135 feet on the south side and running back 100 feet with a two story frame building. The sale is under a trust deed dated February 2013, with payment terms two thirds cash and balance in two equal yearly installments. Trustees R Gray Williams and Reardon Cather oversee the sale with fire insurance policy requirements.
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Winchester
South
T. W
Erbert Haines
Pace
L. Herbert R. Cather
R. Gray Williams
Reardon
Cather
Mademoiselle
Francois
Napoleon
Germany
Marshal Ney
Ademoiselle
Chevalier Francois Beaupre
France
Bonaparte
Chevalier Beaupre
Gourgaud
Vicques
Lisette
la Claire
Pietro
Alixe
The Prince of Napoleon Comes to Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia Colonel Hampton contemplates inviting Prince Louis Napoleon to stay after learning the exile lands near Norfolk. Lucy Hampton urges hospitality and the colonel agrees to ride to Norfolk to welcome the French prince, who weighs options for his future in America while hearing Beaupre’s tale of Napoleonic dreams.
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Napoleon
Francois
Hamptons
Cy Wampton
B’rancois
Arry Hampton
Roanoke Horse
Henry Hampton
Hampton
Roanoke
Lucy
Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald
Norfolk
Herald
Louis Napoleon
Andromede
States
Prince Louis
Monsieur Beaupre
Colonel Hampton
Monsieur, Beaupre
Black Aaron
Aaron
Those Were the Words the Emperor Said
Fragmentary line reads Those Were the wos s the Emperor aid a historical text fragment. The visible words suggest a quotation attributed to an emperor, though context and attribution are unclear from the OCR snippet.
Welcome to Roanoke Prince at the old estate
The scene shifts to a large dark brick estate with white stone features by the James River as Colonel Hampton welcomes a visiting prince. He honors him with warm hospitality and Southern cordiality, declaring Roanoke a welcome home to the guest.
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Harry
Hampton
Roanoke
Prince Louis Napoleon Relives Italy Journey in Hushed Room
In a dim 1837 room Colonel Hampton notes 3 dark walls and oak wainscoting lit by dull portraits. Louis Napoleon recalls Ancona days and Beaupre’s sword sighting as Aaron enters with a deferential knock to end the scene.
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Hampton
Prince Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Bini
Arenehberg
Switzerland
Belchet
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Forlin
Ancona
Italy
Louis
Beaupre
Jura
Francois Beaupre
Iimeelt
Louis Napoleon
Aaron
Mr George Snider Returns From Mount Jackson Visit
Mr George Snider returned today from a weekend visit to friends at Mount Jackson Virginia.
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George Snider
Mount Jackson
Baltimore and Ohio Exhibits Safety First at Exposition
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opened a 400 square foot exhibit at the International Safety and Sanitary Exposition in New York City Grand Palace. It showcases full size models and working reproductions of safety equipment and outlines plans implemented in its shops tracks and branches to prevent accidents.
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Baltimore and Ohio Ballroda
Grandal Palace
New York
Pris’ Company
Albin News Notes Reflect Local Visits and Wind Damage
In Albyn Virginia December 16 residents report Mr. de J. Tavenner and Mrs. Brown Tavenner visiting Woodstock relatives. Mrs. Holmes Yeakley spent time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Brown at Guew. Mrs. E. P. Janney slowly improves at home of her parents. L. J. Hartman visited friends in Winchester Friday evening. Last week’s high winds caused significant telegraph pole damage across the area.
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Albin
de J. Tavenner
Mer. Brown Tavenner
Woodstock
Holmes Yeakley
L. J. Hartman
Winchester
Campbell Pentz nuptials in Hazerstown parish
Miss Dora Lee Pentz of Stanley Virginia wed Elmer B Campbell of Larray at the First Baptist Church Hazg erstown with Rev. E K Thomas officiating.
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Dora Lee Pentz
Stanley, Va
Elmer B. Campbell
Laray
First Baptist Church
Hazgerstown
E.K. Thomas
Judgment against loan agent for five thousand four hundred eighty eight
Kansas Supreme Court reduces damages awarded to Joseph B. Stalker, a Kansas City railroad employee, from 6000 to 5488 after suit against Drake’s loan agency over a 1903 loan of 25 dollars with monthly 2.50 interest. Stalker’s claims include travel and multiple positions due to the agency’s actions. The case arose in Wyandotte County District Court.
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Pader
Kan
Drake
Wass
Joseph B. Stalker
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Stalker
Wyandotte County
Hunter Arthur Seabright Returns From Week Long Hunt
Arthur Seabright completes a week long hunt on Merth Mountain. He reports killing three turkeys, several quail and fifty rabbits.
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Arthur Seabright
To Merth
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Mlade
Ner
Inperor Nicon
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Marshal of
Leon
Gaspardreaud
Lives &T
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Ie Oe No
Chanée
America
Francois Chateau
Tive
Pietro Ia
Ana Francois Alixe
Chapte
Prisisé
Hem
Neara Zappi
Franco Mar Perso
Esc
Hortense
Asiatus
Ansom Hotel
Allo Prince
Tate
Virginia
Frencois
Lucy Hampton
Louis Vnapps
The
Lucy Sampton
Valley of the
Artes
Prince Louise
Strasburg
Ifather
Saatiad
Sambo
Jamés River
Europe
George Harrison
Brandon
Carters
Shirley
Berkeley
Joseph Bonaparte
Monsieur le Colonel
Sedan
Monsieur
Scott
B.S. Bas
Eyees Albin
Campbell—Pentz
Mary McFadden
Washington, D. C
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