Winchester chancery notices set April 1908 obligations
Public notices from Winchester Virginia chancery court set May 28 1908 and May 26 1908 for proceedings in the estates of Nathaniel Triplett and Henry H Baker deceased. Creditors and interested parties are to attend at the commissioners office and Ward and Larrick offices. adjournments possible until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ward & Larrick
Henry H. Baker
David Ss. Glaize
Chane
Ward
Decree in Buncutter matter sets hearing May 28 1908
Frederick County Circuit Court orders a hearing to settle Mary J. Buncutter decd estate with the Minster Commissioner to report on inventory debts heirs and distributions. Notice in Winchester Virginia public papers required four consecutive weeks. Hearing set for May 28 1908 at the Commissioner in Chancery office Winchester with future adjournments as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teredit
Frederick County
Baker
Henry H. Baker
Winchester
Mary J. Buncutter
Circuit Court
Minster
Frederick
Virginia
J. M. Steck
Marry J. Buxcutter
Mary J. Burcutter
Shell
Ima
Commissioner's Ofice
R. “Gray Williams
Circuit Court of
Timber interests seized in Virginia suit against nonresident Heberlig
In Frederick County Circuit Court on April 20 1908 Davis Johnson files suit to attach J C Heberlig s interest in four timber tracts sold to Chas M Tockhart by Heberlig and wife. Debt totals 329 74 with interest from Sept 1907. Heberlig nonresident ordered to appear within 15 days. Publication to Winchester Star weekly for four weeks and posting at courthouse front door. Copy teste: Clerk Philip H Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Ee
J. C Heberlig
J. C. Heberliz
Chas. M. Tockhart
J. C. Heberlig
W Heberlic
Davis Johnnson
J. ©. Heberlig
Virginia
Winchester Star
Circuit Court of
Frederick
Suit Aims to Annul Henry Noonan Conveyances
In Frederick County Circuit Court a case filed by Columbus Buggy Co seeks to void two 1906 conveyances from Henry Noonan to Emma Kerr Noonan. The suit requests a judgment of 354.25 dollars plus interest, with attachments and property to satisfy the amount. Henry Noonan, a non resident, must appear within 15 days. notice to publish for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kerr Noonan
Henry Wnooman
Melvin Suger
A. R. Pendleton
M.M. Lynch
Tas. P. Reardon
Henry Noonan
Corporation Court
Winchester
Via
Virginia
Hackney Stallion Ely Stockwell at Page Brook and Carter Hall
Imported Hackney stallion Ely Stockwell by Golden Nugget out of Haddenham Gipsey will season at Page Brook near Boyce and Carter Hall near Millwood. He spends all week at Page Brook except Saturdays at Carter Hall. For more information contact C Mullikin of Boyce or H L Watkins of Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddenham
Corts
C. Mullikin
Boyce
H. L. Watkins
Millwood
Notice to apply for annual toll on Northwestern Grade
Access for annual toll passes requires lodging applications with John Wesley Larrie at the tollgate Mrs. Andersons March 28 30 and Parish’s Store on Tuesday the 71st. Those missing the dates pay by the trip until annual toll is obtained. No annual rate after April 30. By order of the Board of Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Larrie
Personal Notes From Berryville in May 1908
Berryville Virginia notes from May record visits by Miss Ella Jolliffe and others, with town arrivals, illnesses, moves, and social updates. The Equity land near Winchester offers 800 acres for pasture rent for the 1908 season, bids due by April 6 to committee members Hansbrough Love and Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Valley Turnpike
Winchester
S. H. Hansbrough
W. S. Love
M. M. Lynch
Paper Makers Testimony on Paper Prices and Free List
At a congressional committee hearing General Agnus and John Norris of New York testified on print paper costs. Norris described a price rise from 1.90 to 2.50 per hundred pounds with International Paper, noting two-year 1906 1907 terms and yearly 56 000 tons purchases. Agnus claimed a Stevens bill would lower prices if wood pulp and print paper were on the free list, citing Mr Walter as confirming cheaper paper without duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Norris
New York
General Agnus
Abhus
Weder
International Paper Company
Great Northern Company
International Company
Agnus
Sims
Stejvens
Waller
Drying Tide Shrinks Virginia Saloon Map Across State
Richmond reports show March 1 closures hit 41 local option saloons and 2 by judge refusals. About 40 distilleries closed under Ayrd law. 80 of 100 counties without saloons, 50 dry counties legally, eight of nineteen cities dry. From 1900s peak 1900s 1,900 saloons down to 850 with many in Richmond Norfolk Newport News Hampton and Phoebus.
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Wigma Anti-Saloon Tleagate Inet
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
Hampton
Pheobus
Manassas
Culpeper
Winchester
Danville
Basic City
Massie
Mid District
Nelson Coarty
Stonewall
Lee
Madison
Shenandoah County
Smithfield
Coluumn
West ‘Point
Field Secre
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Thomas B. Triplett
Anderson
Als
Nathaniel Triplett
Commissioner’s Office
Nathaniel "Triplett
R. Gray Wiillianams
Chancery
Sess
Aam
Davis Johnson
Phaintiff
Philip H. Gold
Ccircuit Court
Columbus Buggy Co
Compl'nt
Ely Stockwell
Berryville
Har Ldevan
Ella Jolliffe
Blu A
Willie Dunlap
Boyte
Isaac Bowman
Ishington
M. BE. Parle
Warren County
Cumberland
Mai
Waterson
William “McKay
Ruth
Grace Forrest
J. R. Elder
Postmaster Elder
John Huyett
Main Street
Reverdy Johnston Lewis
Tunis
J. Sears
Ramsay
Westover, VA
Europe
Co. H. Diener & Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore
South Main Street
C. E.gravieies
Mantel
F.w.magruder
Main St
Relief
E. A. Rogers
Henry Skates
A. L
Shearer
North Market St
Plymouth
Mmureu
J.B. Beverley
Mr. Sims
Stevens
Mary J. Wy West
Rev
J. D. McAllister
Mrr. Wiest
League
Kentucky
J. Richardson
Falls Church
UMMER
Russell & Green
W. Poston
Wadesville
R.R
Southern Railway
Cumberland Valley R
Washington, D.6
Bluemont, Va
Cowden
P.m
Lee Eanee
Wedderburn
Martingburg
Ae Carlisle
SR Bae Ooabute
San _Mechanicesburg
Starke's Gap
RITES
Ye Bae
Jamilton
M.C. Kennedy
J. H. Jonas
Baalimorpe
One
Raileroab
Harrisonburg
Alee
Lexington
Canes
Harpers
Hagerstown
Deges
Baltisnore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Aes
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Penn
Balimore
Philadelphia
R. J. McVicar
Carriage Works
Kelly Gum Tire
Firestone Gum Tire
R. T. McVicar P. S
Winchester Steam Dying and
Eaning Works
S. Main St
Bell Phone
American Union
Geo. T. Baker's Cab and Transfer Line
Fairfax Ave
W. D. Myers
Crown and
Bridge
North Main Street
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