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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
5
A notice warns Star readers that under postal law, subscriptions unpaid for three months or more must be stopped and cannot be mailed at reduced rates. Readers are urged to pay promptly to avoid loss of delivery and ensure continued receipt of the Star.
A newspaper offers a liberal discount for subscribers in arrears. Five percent off for payments through July 1 next, and ten percent off through January 1 next, only for subscriptions terminating on those dates. Bills are mailed to all subscribers and prompt remittance is urged to take advantage.
By virtue of a decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester entered March 20 1908 in the suit Fries Executors vs Fries Legatees, the executors will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester on April 25 1908 at 12 o clock M. Property includes a two parcel realty: a house lot in Winchester fronting Main Street with eight rooms and improvements. and a 150 acre farm in Frederick County near Round Hill with seven room house, barn, out-buildings, and about fifty acres of timber. Purchaser to pay one third cash and balance in two annual installments with interest 6 percent, secured by deed of trust and fire policy. Training details and attorney contact provided.
Cross Roads residents report Rev. P J Wade preached two sermons at Fairview one morning and one night. Tex L Carpenter returned Allegheny City Pennsylvania after a week with his mother Elizabeth Carpenter and relatives. Elizabeth Carpenter plans to move to Whitacre next week. Several locals including Wesley Alderton J J Giffin and Martha White hosted or visited over the weekend.
An OCR fragment promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for tired swollen feet and aching legs. It claims quick relief from foot pain, blisters, corns and calluses, with comfort for tired wearers and eased pressure while walking.
Public sale announced by trustee Shirley Carter for properties on Highland Avenue and nearby parcels in Winchester Virginia. sale includes a two story frame building, multiple lots fronting North Kent Street, terms require one third cash and two thirds via two equal bonds, with interest and security by trust deed and insurance.
Virginia news from Stephens City reports several obituaries and family updates. The little daughter of C L Brumback is ill with pneumonia. Hannah Gregory of Fredericksburg was buried in Greenhill Cemetery. Mrs George Yeakle travels to attend Robert H Long’s funeral. Long, a former Stephens City resident, opened the town’s first postwar general store in 1865 before moving to West Virginia. Road repairs progress with steam engines and road scrapers. William White and wife returned to North Dakota after wintering in town, during which he added home improvements. Emanuel J Alpin builds a new barn south of town. measles spread lightly among local children. Steele & Ainges advertise a Middletown property for $400.
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