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Newspaper
Aiken Recorder
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1886
Page
2
A garbled editorial piece discusses educational policy, taxation, and state services. It references the Agricultural College, public tuition, and state support, with mentions of legislators, conventions, and candidates. The text alludes to figures such as Stewart, Alexander, and various delegates, amid a tense political climate.
Warrant of Seizure issued against multiple defendants in North and South Carolina counties. Auctions set for property levies including land tracts and homesteads with terms of sale stated. Notices list assignees, mortgagees, and dates in 1895 and early 1900s court actions.
A complex court sale notice from the Common Pleas of Aiken County detailing proceedings in the matter of Pate of South Carolina. The long list of defendants and the referenced properties indicate a decree to be executed by sale of various irons, tools, and named manufacturing assets with terms of sale and payment to the master. The document names several individuals and firms associated with the estate and outlines the process and timing for auction or sale of the described tract and related assets.
A ragged but vivid advertisement offers a grand display at a city shop featuring Dunlap hats, silk umbrellas, Prince Albert suits, and men’s and youth fashion. It markets discounted fall goods, fine upholstery, and types from casual to formal wear, inviting shoppers to visit the store in a bustling shopping district during the State Fair period.
Tax notice announces a 10 mill county tax levy for the current year with no extension of time beyond December 6. It warns that unpaid debts due by taxpayers will be pursued by legal means and that notices will be attached or sent by express mail.
Fragmentary notice from Mace Tennessee describes a sale of a sal signer name Sal Fisgut Sec by Stephen G Marrigal to settle payments in Holy Dollars. The text mentions mortgages, failed payments, and a railroad-related matter with purchaser Jas A Stot hlart. The surviving details are garbled and uncertain.
Local shop touts best manufactured goods from South Carolina penitentiary works. Offers warranty with every gait and claims unmatched stock and work for the price. Encourages inspection at C K Howe Herson's to compare quality.
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