Sheriff Sale of A J Miller Home in Washington County Tenn
By virtue of two executions in the cases J M Williams vs A J Miller and Reeves & Baxter v A J Miller, the sheriff of Washington County Tenn will sell March 1895 at the courthouse door in Jonesborough to the highest bidder for cash the land described as the residence of A J Miller. The property lies in the Eighteenth Civil District, 95 acres, bounded by propiety lines, and will be sold to satisfy two judgments totaling amounts including costs, with homestead rights of Miller surviving unless debts are paid. Printed fee noted.
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Land Auction Notice in Washington County Tennessee
Public sale announced by Q J Stout administrator of J N Stout deceased to satisfy a 1891 judgment. Abe Burgner claim cast, land description listed, 27.24 acres, sale at courthouse door Jonesboro on the lost day of March 1895, cash to highest bidder, subject to head rights and costs.
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Tennessee
Burgner
Court House
Jonesboro
Abe. Burguer Pasin
Sarah Copp
Croas Road
Sarah E. Copp
Harvey Richardson
Oroda
Q J, Stout
J. N, Stout
Abe Burgner
W. P. Brith
Abe Barguer
Parriuert
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Sayers Defends Appropriations Amid Political Critique
Washington March 9 Chairman Sayers of the Ways and Means Committee issues a clear statement defending the Fifty-first to Fifty-third Congress appropriations. He notes reductions from prior congresses while detailing bill by bill changes and permanent allocations. He argues the current session is unusually long yet fiscally cautious overall.
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Fifty-second Congress
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Senate
Texas
New Goods Arrive Daily at Local Storefront
The notice invites shoppers to examine available goods, observe styles, and learn prices before purchasing. New merchandise arrives daily to expand selections.
Senate Debates on National Spending and Deficit Trends
The article discusses Senator Sayers and Hart Smith critiquing government appropriations, noting reductions in recent sessions, and detailing historic and current totals for permanent and defense-related spending. It cites figures from multiple Congresses including the Fifty-first through Fifty-third, highlighting efforts to curb deficits and the impact of authorized contracts and navy spending.
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Negro colonists sail from Savannah to Liberia
A group of 10 black colonists set sail from Savannah to Liberia last week. In Washington, Justice Jackson's condition has worsened again. Maine's lower House votes 80 to 65 to pass a woman suffrage bill.
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Orizada erupts near Cordova. towns alarmed and coast in danger
News brief notes Orizada volcano near Cordova Mexico in eruption with nearby towns in alarm. Navy Dept supplies West Indies fleet with coal from West Virginia and saves 50000 dollars on an experimental contract. Senate passes Indiana veto dispute despite governor’s objections.
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Debated Washington Birthday Respect Sparks House Fallout
A heated session in the House of Representatives centered on the Washington birthday debate and the Frederick Douglass memorial, with a party line vote of 86 to 27. Resolutions denouncing press misrepresentation were adopted, while assertions about adjournment honors to Washington and Lee and Frederick Douglass were debated and documented.
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Lee
President Cleveland Strict on Buoy Tender Mission Spending
The Violet conducts regular buoy inspections along the Atlantic coast under President Cleveland guiding the expedition. Commodities and luxuries on board are paid from his funds, reflecting his stricter stance on small expenses compared with past presidents like Harrison who accepted special rail fare without question.
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Lincoln Confronted by Man With Revolver on Road
An anecdote recalls Abraham Lincoln meeting a man who drew a pistol and vowed to shoot the homelier than Sam. Lincoln quipped about the man’s vanity, then urged him to act for God’s sake. The passage references a ninth act by Congress on copyright law.
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Local farm sale and church matters mark March events
Mrs Pluvbe Campbell sold her farm to Mitchell Bishop two miles east of here and the Bishops moved in with their family. The farm, once owned by E D Range, joins the brick church lot and is famed for fine fruit and vegetables. Mrs Mollie Vanhoy fell seriously ill at home in town. A Towerville marriage occurred with Bascom and Nora Crumley uniting in ceremony conducted by James Reynolde. Rev MA D Mitchell preached a missionary sermon to a crowded house and the protracted meeting continues. The United Brethren plan to build a new church on town site with the town company donating a lot. March 11.
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Cabinet resignations through a century of government service
A Chicago Times Here alt note examines records showing more than one third of cabinet appointees have resigned or moved departments or retired with presidents. It highlights that several cabinets fractured by deaths or resignations, with Gideon Granger serving thirteen years across four terms as Postmaster General and Attorney General leading in resignations.
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Bear Hunter Tiger Whitehead Visits Eitsa Bothten
Tiger Whitehead of Crab Orchard told 4 News he has killed ninety nine bears alone and aided in killing one hundred forty five. He plans to finish up his hunting by early winter at his mountain farm and hopes to earn his next checks after killing a few more bears.
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Congress Rumor Spreads About Weekend Session Mix Up
A Springfield Republic story notes a garbled tale from the Congressional Record claiming Sunday session details were misdated as Saturday. The yarn features Haven Broderick of Kansas and Halley of Texas debating whether the Billy third Congress can fool the Lord by changing the day.
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