Three Winchester Lots Offered For Sale In Trust
On Thursday November 19 1908 at 12 M three defined lots in Winchester will be offered for sale separately or as a whole. Lot 1 fronts Fairmount Avenue 50 feet and 270 feet deep, Lot 2 fronts 59 feet on Fairmount and runs 540 feet back to Mrs M L Kremer, Lot 3 lies east of Lot 1 50 by 270 feet. They are tied to deeds from 1904 and 1908 and secured by a trust. Lot 2 has two dwellings and Lot 3 a dwelling. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust plus fire insurance. Debts include to James Cather 2000, Lucy C Kinzel 1000, and Farmers Nat Bank 527.79. J M Steck Trustee. 10 19 4w.
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City of
Winchester
Fairmount Avenue
Walter Barr
John Fries
Fairmoune Avenue
M. L. Kremer
G. C. Miller
Co. W. Allemony
J. M. Steck
James Cather
Lucy C. Kinzel
Farmers
Nat. Bank
Betting On How Winchester Goes
A Shenandoah county man in town said several more bets have been made on the election. A prominent citizen bet another $100 to $20 that Taft would win, with an even $5 bet that Bryan would carry Frederick Winchester and Shenandoah by 1,000 majority.
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Shenandoah County
Taft
Bryan
Frederick
Winchester
Shenandoah
Paralyzed Baltimore Superintendent Dr Rice Improves at Home
Dr Rice, superintendent of the Frederick district of the Baltimore conference M E Church, stricken with paralysis at Lonaconing, has returned home to Baltimore and shows slight improvement. He is well known in Winchester and recently led his quarterly conference at Market Street Church.
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Dro. M. F. B. Rice
Frederick
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lonaconing
der. Rice
Winchester
Market Street Church
Post Office
Robert G. Gibbens
Philadelphia
C. M. Gibbens
Matt Street
Gas Nearly Kills Mother and Daughter at Woolstock
Mrs. L. 8. Walker widow of Shenandoah county clerk and her daughter Arline narrowly escaped gas as coal stove leaked overnight at Woolstock. Arline was found unconscious by her aunt Mrs. Hill on Sunday morning and remains ill while Mrs. Walker has recovered.
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L. 8. Walker
Shenandoah County
Arline
Woolstock
Stephens City News Highlights Local Happenings
Henry A. Dinges remains ill at home. George W. Anderson is paralyzed and unable to move or speak. John B. Guard and Russell Bates are sick. A. J. Boyer and others built silos. W. C. Hodge nears moving into a new house. Steele renovates a residence and storefront. B F Williams spoke to Democrats. John A Hinkle and wife visit Paw Paw W Va. Albert Doggett upgrades Main Street home.
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Stephens City
Henry A. Dinges
George W. Anderson
John B. Guard
James A. Grove
A. J. Boyer
A. H. Guard
H. A. Funk
C. W.o’heater
Dr. Powers
Williams
John. A. Hinkle
Paw Paw
W. Va
Albert Doggett
Main Street
Delegates Gio To Woman's Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Robert F. Barton and Miss Clara Wacod representing the Christ Church branch of the Woman's Auxiliary left for Warrenton to attend the annual meeting of the United Woman's Auxiliary of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Delegates from nearly all diocese churches attend under Mrs. Mary B. Nelson's supervision. The session will handle business matters and social obligations.
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Robert .F. Barton
Clara Wacod
Christ (‘Church
Woman’s Aux Hiary
Warrenton
United Woman’s Auxiliary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Virginia
Mary 8
Nelson
Banks Closed Today But Maturities Set for Tomorrow
Virginia observes election day as a legal holiday and all banks close. Bank officers and clerks take a holiday, with some using it for personal time. Papers maturing today may be paid tomorrow without protest.
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Virginia
Thanksgiving Turkey Forecast for Virginia and Maryland
The New York Produce Exchange predicts more turkeys in western Virginia and Maryland than usual for Thanksgiving, with early hatched birds well matured. Some sections report a 10 percent drop, while prices for corn oats hay and potatoes are listed.
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Virginia
Maryland
New York Produce Exchange
Mary Beemer of Kernstown Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary Beemer died at her Kernstown home at 5 PM after a long illness from multiple diseases. Born Miss Caynor in Fauquier County, she was nearly 70. She and John W. Beemer raised four children. husband died in a northern prison during the war. Survived by Grace Beemer Campbell Minnie L Beemer and Edward A Beemer. member of Kernstown Methodist Church for 25 years. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday at the Kernstown Methodist Church. Mount Hebron burial. Pallbearers named F A Shryock James B Jones John S Steele Jacob Rudolph W T Hottel S M Chiles.
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Mary
Beemer
Kernstown
Caynor
Fauquier County
Marrriage
John W. Beemer
Grace Beemer
James Beemer
John
Campbell
Minnie L. Beemer
Edward A. Beemer
Messrs
F. A. Shryock
James B. Jones
8. Steele
Jacob Rudolph
W. T. Hottel
S. M. Chiles
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Dress Coods
Footer
G. Clarence Miller
Court House
East
Piccad,illy St
J.A Richard Dentisr
Miller’s Dry Goods
Main St
Dr .Rice
Gio
Woman’s Auxiliary
Lelos Olen Coo
PesraKerie
Opus
Nick ' Ad
Japan
Standard OL Company
Incorporaiid
Sauey
Mary Beemer
Ea Cees Bf
Jerseys
Blacksburg
P. B. Baranger
Ve. Polybeghrig Tnsttute
Blacksburg, Va
R. P. Duvall
Aue
Gampbell
M. L. Campbell
Boston
Washington
Franck Baker & Son
Kodaks
Eastman’s
Miller's Drug Store
Ecru
Rubens
Children’s Union
Henry Baetjer & CO
JNO
Huntsberry
Scheuer’s Berryvilale Axp
Front Royal
Hook’s Mill
Funk’s Store For Furniture
Dunk.& Son
Main &T
Ho & W. Seabright
North Main Street
Thomas de Cather
Gainsboro
Hayfield
Ling
Yalauahie Timber
Lupra A. Cater
Paigmont Ave
City
Johannesburg Ice Manufacturing & Cold Storage CO
Evans
Lusq
Johannesburg
South Africa
T. C. Dye
Ezra Frick
Frick Company
Winchester On Martinsburg
Tooting
London
Lodine
Arnica
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