Master’s Sale of Land in Anderson County South Carolina
In the Court of Common Pleas the master will sell on a October sale day lands in Anderson County. Gated tracts include the home place of BR G Kay containing 140 acres adjoining E R Key and James Wilson. An 100 acre tract adjoins the home place E R Kay James Wilson and others. A third tract contains 83 acres adjoining the home place Geo L Mitchell and others. Terms: one half cash and balance in twelve months with interest, by bond and mortgage, with right to pay early. FR Burriss, Master, September 7, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
South Carolina
E.R. Key
James Wilson
Home Place
E.R. Kay
Geo
L Mitchell
of. Burriss
State OF South Carolina
Counry
Ar Albersox
Tix
Court Common Pleas
Beesis R. Taylor
UF 8
Taylor
Pislatii
Marion Rysazler
Auuis
Lucia Taylor
Comaint
Courtharein
Anderson C. H
S. C
Hix
Shirley
Myer
M. Burriss
Thaghers Column on Education and Local Schools
A Detroit area school column praises local schools and educators. Notes include praise for Susie Wens and Lillis Bigby at Welcome, Mountain Springs colored school in Garvin Township opening Nov 1 1892, and Carstell Institute closing exercises led by J L Eskew. Praises future prospects and urges soul inspired manhood behind words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Springs
Garvin Township
Jas
A. Abwixsey
Susie Wens
Politically Charged Letter on Parties and Morals
A long, reflective letter criticizes party politics and platforms while praising honest men like Veach and Judge Neal. It references David Bennett Hill, Cleveland, Northen, and the Third Party, argues for integrity, warns against whisky and negroes in politics, and comments on protectionism and tariff issues affecting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bennett Hill
Ashers
South
Teriff
Cleveland
Northen
Veach
Neal
People's Party
Stair
Black
Augusta
John L. Ball
Griffin
Mr. Veach
Judge Wen
People
Ducati
Comemanity
Harnest
Seah Wright
Dr. Lelton
Alex Stephens
Judge Wright
Slwuye
Stab
Falwu
Sam Jones
Dr. Welton
Sam
Sead
John Maddox
New York
Peck
Better Schools Needed in These Daya of Railroads and Mail
A Victorian-era critique argues that public schools lag behind railways and telegraphs, blaming lazy parents for poor local education. It outlines costs for a 50-pupil, 20-desk school, instructor salaries, and the broader social uplift from well-funded classrooms. It salutes a poor county family supporting college through hard work and notes a shift toward local responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegrapha
Daily Maila
Luis Man
Spartqnbury Spartans
Thornwell Orphanage
Clinton
S. G
Thornwell
South Carolina
Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Worlds
Massachuestra
Texas
Gnlil
Presbyterian College
Olga
Fiee
Gifta
Chicago
California
Virginia Field
Techinical
Windawa
A Simmer Without Nights and Mount Vernon Reflections
A travelogue describes perpetual daylight near Swedish Arctic areas and the Gulf of Bothnia, then shifts to Washington and Mount Vernon. It recalls views of the Potomac, the mansion, and relics, including Washington’s bed and Napoleon’s coffin, with anecdotes about Louis Philippe and Elkanah Watson, ending on a note of American historic memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Alexandria
Epiacovs Theological Seminary
Bishopa Phillipa Books
Henry ©. Potter
Mount ‘Vernon
Sir Walter
Abbotsford
Washington
Lonve
Napoleon
Helens
Paris
Moust
France
Gils Passtop
Caid
Vernon
Qee
Louis Philippe
Wwashington
Elkanah
Watson
God
Elkanah Narretes
Dows
Diamaiss
Mount Vernon
Bunker Hill
Independence Hall
Mount Verona
Theodore I. Cayler
New
You
Master’s Sale in Bouret County Lands Seized
In the Court of Pleas of Bouret County master Burriss will sell on a Wednesday in October two tracts of land totaling fifty acres and about two and a half acres near by. Tract one is homestead land adjoining several neighbors. Tract two lies near but not adjoining tract three. Sale proceeds cover debts with one third cash and balance in one and two years, secured by bond and mortgage. Purchasers pay costs. Sept 7, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ball
Emory College
Georgia
Methodist Church
Hig Bance
Leways
Robert Morrison
London Missionary Society
Umi
Aspes Theo Christ
Vollege
China
Thoong
Tyas
Tom Arcrilege
Emory
Igure Lathe News and Courier
Ursuant
Orein I
Anderson
D. Smith
Ry Asbury
Johnson
Dary
Easa
Bon Anil Morteages Pareer
Burriss
Judge of Probate Sale of Nancy Williams Estate Land
In Anderson County South Carolina the Judge of Probate announces a sale of the real estate of Nancy Williams deceased to settle debts. The tract, about six acres, lies with Mortgage terms requiring half cash and balance on twelve months credit secured by bond and mortgage. The sale is set for October on the courthouse steps with anticipated early payment allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
South Carolina
Cousir
Andersok
A. Williams
Nancy Williams
Samuel G. Williams
Mary F. Biot
G. Newton Williams
Daferdants
Court House
Ancy Williams
Anderson County
Robert Thompson
S. A. Pilliams
Moses , Smith
F. Cox
Turnpike Road land sale in Pendleton County partition suit
In a partition suit tied to the estate of UF 8 Taylor deceased, R. Taylor administratrix, the court orders sale of about 426 acres of Turnpike Road land in Pendleton County near Twenty Three Mile Creek. The property consists of three tracts 2143, 96, and 118 acres, to be sold October on one-third cash with rest over two years.
Lands for Partition in Anderson County Realty Sale
In the College of Dominion Pleas Fisher as administrator of A. M. Fish petitions for partition of real estate. The court orders sale at Anderson C. E. 8 0 on Salesday in October for several tracts: Home Place about 101 acres, a 37 acre tract, a 30 acre tract, and a 31 acre tract adjoining estates of J C Low and others. Terms: half cash, balance in twelve months with interest, bond and mortgage, extra for papers. Master Watriss notes September 7 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorta Carolmna
Cousty
Anderson
Dominion Pleas
S.W. Fisher
A.M. Fish
Dfartha
di Fisher
Margaret J. Fisher
Beliaf
Anderson C. E
Wits
Il Anderson
J.C. Low
Joseph Murdock
J. G. Low
Trial by Jury and Public Verdict Mentioned in Notice
Fragmented text shows discussion of trial by jury and public verdict reading. includes references to Dr Marlin of Aflants and Dr Fontaine of Itex along with alleged testimonials for a remedy Starrs Gin and Bucchu. Also cites final settlement notice for estate of S Millwee and administrator W B Aillwer in 1883.
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims One Hundred Dollar Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure catarrh. It asserts F J Cheney & Co of Toledo sell the remedy and vouches for Cheney's honesty and financial reliability. The ad mentions other druggists and wholesale druggists in Toleda and Kansas City, with claims about internal remedies acting on blood and glands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullard
F. J. Chenxey & CO
Props
Toledo
Wier & Tyvax
Toleda
Warorsa
Kixsas & Maniiex
Golden Medical Discovery Ad Lifts Family Morale
A muddled dated vignette touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for a long list of ailments in a family. It claims to cleanse bad blood, cure coughs, heal sores and skin conditions, and purify the liver, presenting the product as the only guaranteed blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Amelia
That Worthwhile Facts Range of the Era
A quirky list presents varied facts on atmosphere height sound speed in water and press freedom origins with notes on railroads employment costs and printing history. The text weds odd rhymes about sleep and a brand name reference, reflecting a miscellany style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
London
Butler saves Choate address by emptying hall
In Lowell a meeting with Rufus Choate filled the town hall faced collapse as beams creaked under pressure. Butler whispered for the crowd to leave section by section, clearing the hall. Choate pleaded for his notes. Butler finally asked if he preferred speaking in hell or here, ending the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Lowell
Eaya
Albany
Tutus Choate
Mr. Cheste
Buller
Rufus Choate
Thia
Choate
Ben
Nan
Toso
Prophecies of Europe and America by a Bavarian recluse
A 1857 Philadelphia Press report describes a printed prophecy predicting Napoleonic eras, Austro Prussian and Franco Prussian wars, the Paris Commune, the death of Pope Pius IX, a Turco Russian war, three emperors in one year in 1888, and close guesses on U.S. presidents assassinated. It foresees a future where New York City sinks, Cuba breaks in, Florida and California detach, and the United States fragments into six republics with major cities as capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegemeine Asltung
Could
Napoleon II
Paria
Pius
Germany
United States
Manhattan Island
New York City
Hudson
East River
Bay
Cuba
Tyre
San Iancisco
Salt Lake City
New Orleans
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Europe
Italy
France
Barlin
Philadelphia Press
Rall to the Nearest Star and a Century Ride
A lecture excerpt promises a whimsical illustration of Centauri travel. It imagines a railway to Centauri, fares set at two cents per 100 miles, and a traveler paying with England’s debt. The dialogue plays with years and speeds, ending with a medical aside and a poem fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gill
Centauri
Ocntsuri
England
Eigland
Centari
Noeton
Globe
Varied Humorous Snippets and Anecdotes From City Life
A jumble of gossipy jokes and brief vignettes touches on love, fashion, money misfortune, and manners. It includes quips about a man in love, a homebound teen, sewing suspender buttons, and a line of humorous misadventures from farmers in Oregon to a Detroit millionaire and a law clerk exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Harry Staleight
Tread
Oregon
Boston
Dents College
Wade
Agar
Detroit
Naif
Dan
Kase
Meno
Yardville Advocate
Savannah Press
Eity
Palag
Supreme Court
Smail
Marshall
Justi
Billy
Louisville Colliers Journal
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Thaghers
U Wardlaw
Pia
Lonor
Ieasone
Lit
Afies Hubberd
Lore
Rch Seward
Col
Patrice
Misa Maggie Evans
Mca. Baker
Miss Mauldin
Lulis Bigby
Welcome
Srd
Welcome Echoe
Miss Lillie
Melalty
Colum
Carswell Institute
J. L Eskew
Eskew
Rosa
Kaya
Tira
Carstell Tritituts
Euken
Piedmont
Brosdaning
Sapsrin
Bill Ares Tale
Oles
Mr. Hill
Claveland
B.D. Wilson
J. R. Blake
White
Teanng
Newcastle
Suil
Waa
Asia Pation, Sik Leadurte, Lyspepsia
Willkite
Southern Presbyterian Orphanage
EY Rey
WM. P. Jacons
Sweden
Stockholm
Mortl Pole
Wight
Gulf of Bothnia
Armen
Fil
Avan Jack
Farmington, TH
State OF Bouret
Carolina
Court Of”Een P Pleas
Heattle AM
Watkins
Pisiatuts
S- Tatph TS
Thos. G. Watkins
Sime County
J. C. Low
Bell
MM Watriss
Tha
Dr. Marlin
Aflants
Am Beynarie Telles
Stinary
Jim
Tia
Stuart
Mack
Millwee
Entate
Wilkite
Rall
Bradley
Toyor Sav
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