Sheriff Sale In Calhoun County Alabama
An execution issued by the city court of Anniston Calhoun County Alabama directs sale of real property belonging to J H King to satisfy a judgment in favor of Tredegar National Bank. The auction includes specified portions of sections and townships in Calhoun County and is set for March 14 1901 at the city court room door in Anniston during legal hours. Sheriff M W Wooprrrr announces the sale.
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Anniston
Calhoun County
Alabama
Sam
King
Tredegar National Bank
Ala
J. H. King
Terrider confronts Jem after a murder in Cactus City
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Shy
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Caetus
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Mrs. Tovey
Jem
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The Wages of Sin and a Western Claim Deal
In a frontier town Gabriel confronts Bess as he gains control over a mining claim sale to a widow. He offers $500 for the rights, the widow signs, and tears and relief mix as she pockets the payment and hopes for a risky return home. Gabriel then hints at a possible future meeting in Levi Wilcox’s Connecticut farm, leaving a fragile goodbye.
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Tooey
Wieo Fatels
Levi Wilcox
Connecticut
Durham
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