Public Sale of Valley Mills and Rose Cottage Lands Virginia
By decree of the Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court dated June 15 1908 in H E McKinster vs Edward M Cunningham and others Special Commissioners and Trustees will sell at public auction to the highest bidder in front of the County Courthouse Winchester at 11 o clock AM on Tuesday August 4 1908 the two parcels known as Valley Mills and Rose Cottage totaling about 248 acres on Abram s Creek Frederick County with two large houses a mill building and other structures Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in annual installments secured by bonds bearing 6 percent interest and a deed of trust Bonds executed by Jas P Renardon Acting Special Commissioner. (Note: OCR artifacts retained for factual fidelity)
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
H. E. McKinster
Edward M. Cunningham
County Court House
Winchester
William M. Haday
Abram’s Creek
Frederick
Valley Mills
P. Reardon
C. S.hartick
Ind. M. Steck
Rustee
F. B. Whiting
Jas. P. Renardon
Lerk
Fred’k Co
New Riscovery Cures Eczema and Minor Skin Troubles
Poslam, a new eczema cure, expands distribution through druggists nationwide. Leading retailers like Frank Baker & Sam in Winchester stock 50 cent and 2 dollar jars, promising immediate itch relief and rapid healing, with overnight improvement and free trial samples by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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AWV
Franck Baker & Sam
Winchester
Emergency Laboratories
Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Poe
Runaway Youth Returns Home After Martinsburg Visit
Sergeant Taylor accompanied J. C. Stanton of near Wood Stock to Martinsburg to find Stanton’s son Charles who had run away with others to see the world. Charles was found in Martinsburg about to board a train for Hagerstown and was persuaded to return home. He and another boy named Shockey were brought back and reached home last night in time to connect with the Baltimore and Ohio train south.
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Sergeant Taylor
J. C. Stanton
Near Wood
Stock
Martinsburg
Charles
Shockey
Hagerstown
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Stanton
Funeral for Ellen Louise Parsons to be held at home
The funeral for Ellen Louise Parsons will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock from her father Herby Parsons home 128 South Main Street The service time was changed from 2 o'clock as previously announced Local notice notes the alteration and location remains the Parsons residence for the rites.
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Parsons
South Main
Bar Association Set to Meet in Hot Springs in August
The State Bar Association plans its annual session August 4 to 6 in Hot Springs. President Taft, Republican nominee, would speak on general legal topics if time allows, with Judge Willtim, ex Kentucky Supreme Court president and former U S Senator, delivering the annual address. Papers by Holmes Conrad, Armistead Gordon, and Henry McDowell.
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William ‘Howard Taft
Taft
Wyndham R. Meredith
Willtim
Litasy
Supreme Court of
Kentucky
United State
Holmes Conrad
Winchester
Armistead C. Gordon
Staunton
Henry Co
McDowell
United State District Court
Western District of
Virginia
Denny Leaves Winchester for Manila on $1000 wager
New Jersey man Chris Dennenbaum, known as Denny, travels from Winchester toward Manila after four days here. He plans to visit Cumberland Myersdale Connellsville McKeesport then spend a few days in Pittsburgh before continuing his journey on the Martinsburg pike. His stay in Winchester was pleasant and brief.
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Chris. Dennenbaum
Newark
N. J
Manila
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Cumberland
Myersdale
Connellsville
McKeesport
Pittsburg
Hayfield Happenings in Hayfield Virginia
Hayfield Virginia July 24 residents and visitors share news of family visits and travels. Mr Samuel Cooper of Middletown visits his brother. Mr and Mrs Marvin Larrick visit RE K Seymour. Stanley Cooper family visit. Hollis Seymour returns to Front Royal after a week here. William Wisecarver and Bessie Boxwell visits. James Parker of Washington enjoys vacation and bass fishing with friends. Local social notes reveal gatherings and travel.
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Front Royal
William Wisecarver
James Parker
Washington
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