Jonesboro Sheriff Sale of Land in Washington County Tennessee
Two sheriff sales in Washington County Tennessee foreclose judgments against A J Miller and Abe Bargner. The first sale on the Lot Day of March 1895 offers Miller's ninety five acre tract in the eighteenth district, bounded by Propaton Williams Wrightaman and Willans, to satisfy two judgments from 1894 and 1904 totaling 198.44 and 20.15 dollars plus costs, with homestead rights noted. The second sale on the Lot Day of March 1895 offers Abe Bargner’s land in the first district described by metes and bounds, totaling about 27.24 acres, to satisfy J Stout’s administration debt of 128.95 dollars plus costs, also subject to homestead rights. Both sales are at the Jonesboro courthouse, cash in hand, with sheriff's fees listed.
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Washington County
Wenneskee
J. M. Willian Pe
Miller Witd Rooves & Baxter
Miner
Court House
Jonestre
Tenn
Hanil
Tennessee
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A. J. Miller
J M. Walliams
A. d. Miller
Kirkpatrick
Reaves & Haxter
Miller
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Stott
Adan
Wustugwa County
Tennespee
Tt J
Stout
Sdm
Abe Borgner
Jonesboro
Tennessyy
Abe Bargner
Furat
Teubesses
Towit
Sarah Capp
Rosa Road
Sarah B. Capp
Tharvey Richardson
Wington County
Tannese
Abe Burgner
Pata
Parrouerr
N Fee
Abe Burygner
Talmage on Divorce and the Attack on Marriage Bonds
Rev T D Tal tage delivered a lengthy sermon on divorce at the Academy of Music, arguing wholesale divorce harms society. He linked free love campaigns and Utah polygamy to attacks on marriage, citing historical opposition and political action to curb polygamy and defend matrimony.
Uniform Divorce Law Urged By Speaker Across States
A speaker laments easy divorce and cites rising divorce rates in Ohio Rhode Island Vermont and San Francisco arguing for a uniform national law. He warns of social decay from lax divorce rules and urges Congress to enact comprehensive reform backed by moral appeals.
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Grant Gentral Station
Albany
At & Oeluck
New Goods Spring Millinery Opens Direct From New York
New goods millinery direct from New York are in place and ready for customers. Ladies are respectfully invited to visit soon and request a liberal share of patronage. Opening every day during the season.
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Marriage Notice and Civil Procedure in France
A detailed description of French civil marriage procedures, posting notices at the Mairie, objections delaying nuptials, civil certificates, and priestly involvement. Also notes on foreigners marrying abroad and required registrations upon return, plus a unrelated medical ad about deafness cures and Hall's Catarrh Cure offer.
Marriage Rules in France Delay Wedlock for Lovers
A New York Sun summary explains French marriage law requiring civil ceremony, long formalities, and age restrictions. Girls under fifteen and boys under eighteen cannot wed, with parental consent rules easing as ages rise. repeated requests may be recorded, and at older ages parental blessing may no longer be required.
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