Hospitalized woman and stalled confessiondom
Mrs. Grant remains in the age Hospital with a broken jaw and possible weeks of recovery ahead while discussions of treatment including jaw realignment are noted. Green remains silent after an alleged confession, lacking counsel or volunteers to act for him as police report limited dialogue. Dr Wm Sadler promotes cold remedies and cautions on serious colds, mentioning Foley’s Honey and Tar as household medicine for all ages.
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Green Salxs
Ins
Grant
Wm. Sadler
Foley
Baltimore Quotations Prices From Local Wholesale Markets
The December 27 Baltimore wholesale market prices include Wheat No 2 red at 105 1 4, corn 52 3 4, ear 62 8 4, hay No 1 timothy 19 50, clover mix 16 to 24, eyes 26 27, butter fancy creamery 86 1 2 to 85, poultry young chickens 18 per 2 lb, ducks 11 to 143, pigeons 20 per pair, old 26, turkeys young 19, old 17, small and time 15 to 14.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Gainesboro Notes Describe Visits and Local Event
Gainesboro Virginia residents share visits with Chicago relatives and local friends while a recent Oyster Supper drew attendance over a weekend. Music by Prof Beatty and family accompanied the event as villagers exchange holiday greetings and travel plans.
Marriage License Granted in Summit for local Couple
A license was issued Saturday night to Thomas Cover Keckley and Virginia Carper. The groom is a Meadow Mills area young man and the bride a popular Summit resident, daughter of the late Henry W. Carper. The couple will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cover Keckley
Virginia Carper
Near Meadow Mills
Henry W. Carper
U B Church Xmas Program and Winchster sale notice
A detailed report on the United Brethren Church Christmas program featuring Elmer Hodges organist D L Wyndham violinist Carl Cather choir and student performances plus a church talk. Also public auction notice for two Clarke County Virginia properties including a Winchester site on January 4 1913 with payment terms and trustees names.
Closing Notices Among Holiday Bank Closures
A short notice lists New Year’s Day bank closures for Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Union Bank of Winchester. Maturing paper due on January 1 can be paid January 2. Cashiers H D Fuller J W Rich Lee R Crim noted.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
H. D. Fuller
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
J. W. Rich
Union Bank
Winchester
Lee R. Crim
John W. Rice
Suit to Sell and Partition Estate in Winchester Virginia
The case filed in Frederick County Circuit Court on December 26 1912 by Robert S Fisher against Hannah Fisher and others seeks to sell real property at the corner of Hart and Loudoun streets Winchester Virginia and to set aside one third of proceeds for Katharine Fisher dower. Defendants Sallie Hopewell Margaret Manuel and James Fisher nonresidents must appear within fifteen days to protect their interests. Publication ordered weekly for four weeks in Winchester Star and posting at court house front door by December 26 1912.
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Circuit Court
Frederick
Roberts. Fisher
Hannah Fisher
Katharine Fisher
Hart
Loudoun Streets
Winchester
Virginia
Sallie Hopewell
Margaret Manuel
James Fisher
Winchester Star
Winchester trust sale of 441 North Main Street property
Trustee sells at public auction a two story brick residence with eight rooms at 441 North Main Street Winchester Virginia. Property once owned by Charles W. Wilson and Roberta H. Willson. Immediate possession. Terms require one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a trust deed. Auctioneer Duvall and Dunn. December 4.
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A. ¢. Tinsman
Corporation Court
Winchester
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Court House
Vailley
A. T. Tinsman
Fred M. Alexander
Greenway District
E. R. Shenk
Deeg Book
Millwood
R. Gray Williams
T. R. Cather
Co. v. Wilson
North Maintreet
Charles W. Wilson
Roberta H. Willson
Mary E. Lauck
Mary Smapp
Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Cass
I. Richard L. Gray
City of
Virginia
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Fred. Ss. Boyd
J. W. Buchanan
Market Street
Beil
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Joop, Seaack
Baker & Son
WN. M. Smaltz & Son
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Markell & Yeakle
Bird Bross
M. B. Turkeys
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Frederick Co
Norfolk and Western
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Pullmay
Roanoke
Parior Co
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Norton
Pullmareee
Winston
Hagerstowr
Hsado&h Jr
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Hagerstown
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the Star
Gainesboro
Howard DeHaven
Chicago
Waiton Kerns
Wendel Allen
Basic City
Mra
Reid and Child
O: Ehew
W. Va
Mrs. Asbury
Erna Shade
Walter Potts
Erva Smith
Summit T. W. Va
Marehall
Henry
Wilson Henry
Scott
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, MH
U. B. Church
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Elmer Hodges
D. L. Wyndham
Carl Cather
Heavenly Father
Oave Williams
Richard Stuart
Merry Christ
Forrest Racey
Babe
Love Allamong
Cessie Patton
Mary McDonald
Mrs. Hamwick
Miss Stover
Margaret Stuart
the Angele
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Lena * Newlin
Elizabeth Grubbs
Miss Santa
Tledy
Sanford
George W. Stover
L. D
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Elzie Smoot
Timothy Kay
H. E. Stiltley
Rocky Mount, N. C
James Anderson
West Cork Street
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Barton
A. W. Baker
Bell
East Water St
Raymond
East 28Th Street
New York City
Madison Square
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J. S. Haldeman
Ara
Sully Ase F. R. Crane
South Main St
J. E Noonan
D.V.S
Ontario Vetrinary College
Mack Noonan
Amherst St
Stockholders’ Meeting
H. & W. Seabright
BAKO
Ohio
VIA
W., W. & B. Turnpike Co
Grimes
A. McKown
Bezin
R. R. Station
Jefferson County
Berryville
Chas. RB. Jones CO
Berryv
J. D. Snapp
Midditown
Chichester
Aibben
Brill & Bitter
John Snyder
Water St
Aerate
Winchester Aerthamn
Thor
Alvert
South
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Board of Oak
Clark Cather
Phila. Smelting and Refining Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
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Murnan
Charles EB
George W. Murnan
County Court House
Annie L. Murnan
South Market Street
William Burwell
Keckley
Joseph H. Lyder
Annie Murnan
W. Rosenberger
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