Sheriff Sale Notice for Superior Pressed Brick Co
Execution issued from Anniston city court directs sale of assets of Superior Pressed Brick Company to satisfy a 528 dollar judgment plus costs. Public auction to include about 60000 red pressed brick 6000 Rome bricks and 800 gallons of earthenware jars, to be held January 10 during legal hours at the brick kiln in Oxford Calhoun County Alabama. Dated January 7 1901. M W Woopuver Sheriff Calhoun County
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Anniston
Calhoun County
Alabama
Superior Pressed Brick Company
Dankin
Superior Pressed
Rome
Oxford
Ala
M. W. Woopuver
Sheril's Sale Under and by Virtue of Court Execuion
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash of 160 acres in Calhoun County Alabama. Property described as 4 of NW and E 1/2 of SW of section 6 township 14 range 9 east. Sale date January 21 1901 at the Anniston courthouse. Caption shows T W Ayers v L P Hurter et al with costs.
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Circuit Court
Omston
Calhoun County
Ala
T. W. Ayers
Lo BP
Hurter
John BB. Ware
W. T. Edmondson
Court House
Anniston
L. P. Hurter
The Devil’s Inn haunting tale through Zacatacas
An American engineer recounts the Devil’s Inn near Zacatacas Mexico where a mysterious assailant killed a young man and a later fire left only walls. The narrator and a companion fled after unseen forces attacked them and police investigated in the ruins.
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Zacatacas
Mexico
Ian
San Luis
Monterey
Zacetacus
Zacetacas
Clark
Chicago
Walden Pond life and Emerson visit debated by writers
Robert Barr contrasts Thoreau’s austere Walden Pond life with modern authors luxury. Bret Harte notes living off parchment is appealing in a book. Emerson’s wife interrupts to defend Henry’s public presence during dinner. Arrogant tone dominates the exchange.
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Robert Barr
Bret Tarte
Henry Thoreau
Walden Pond
Barr
Harte
Emerson
Emerson Homestead
Mrs. Emerson
Ilenry
Argonant
A Garden in Tuscany Verse Fragment Emerges
Fragmentary lines describe a garden in Tuscany with imagery of bloom and olive trees. The poem references a nameless tale of fame and imprisonment, intertwined with celestial and natural imagery. The text mentions Charlotte Bynch in Ainslee's Magazine.
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Tris
Tay
Toartites
Mind Power and Hidden Brain Might Across Ages
The piece argues brain development has no upper limit and improves with exercise. It cites memory feats by a Chicago hotel porter a New York bookseller boy and Houdin as examples. It notes brain cells and atoms imply vast potential and warns stomach health affects perceived mental fatigue. It closes with reflections on jokes and Persia’s turquoise mines.
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Chicago
Twentty-third Street
New York City
Houdin
Iie
Meinert
New York Journal
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Michigan Drug Company
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L. Wikle
Gunla Bros
Jia Piano
Organ
KH. E. Forbes
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M. M. Bishop
Jacksonville
Cataogue
C. W. Daugette
Sheril
M. W. Woonrorr
Buccalucus County
The
Corraion
Chirk
Eiances
Tom Bird of Freedom
Boston ‘Transcript
Charley
Jack
Mr. B
Mr. Spurgeon
Charles
John
Ther
Tom
Bob
Spurgeon
Tuscany
Charlotte Bynch
Ainslee
Adam
Sweet
Vermass
Gaylord
Old Boy
Meecker
Boxston Transcript
Persia
Saxony
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York
Richard A .McCurdy
Columbus Smith
Brokers
New York
New Orleans
First National Bank
G. B. Flint
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
Capital
W. H. McKleroy
C. D. Woodruff
Aia
WM. A. Davis
D. Woodruff
M. B. Wwellborn
J. F. Smith
Uals
Ellborn
R. F. Smi
HE Union Depot
Southern Railway
Louisville , Nasaville Railroad
Alabama Mineral Division
the Gaines Marble Co
Cartersville, Ga
Anniston, Ala
D. R. Gaines
West Fourteenth Street
Memphis, Tenn
Montana
Pacific Coast
Ogden
Salt Lake
Utah
Anaconda
Butte
Helnal
Harrison
Portland
Oregon
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Memphis
Tenn
Oklahoma
Dave
Gale
Blackman
Warrick
Chattanooga
Geo. H. Leer
Little Rock
Ark
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