Centennial of United States Supreme Court Observed
The Weekly Recorder notes February 8 as the Centennial of the Supreme Court’s organization. It recalls John Jay as Chief Justice and early associate justices, mentions North Carolina’s two early justices, and discusses docket delays and state rail issues. It also covers a Charleston musical medley and local society notices including deaths and a town addition.
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U. S
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Senate
John Jay
New York
John Rutledge
South Carolina
James Wilson
Pennsylvania
William Cushing
Massachusetts
Robert H. Harrison
Maryland
John Bla
Virginia
North Carolina
James Iredell
Chowan
Iredell County
Alfred Moore
Brunswick
Moore County
National Congress Debates Contested West Virginia Seat
The House fixes 161 votes recorded as present but not voting on the Smith Jackson contest from West Virginia. Breckenridge denounces the move as revolutionary while Windom silver bill gains unlikely cross party support. Penitentiary plans, banking reforms, and anti trust measures dominate Senate action with Montana election hearings planned for February. A noted Texas opera review and local ads close the column.
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West Virginia
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Reed
House
Hill
New York
New York Senate
Middle
New England
Chicago
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Dorsey
Nebraska
Windom
Lacey
Sherman
Senate
U.alley
Berry, Ball
Oot
Coin Nators 'Y
Blair
Plumb, Vance
North Carolina
Butler
South Carolina
Congo Free State of Africa
Hoar
Masnach
New Hampshire
Notice of Sale in Durham County Realty Auction
By order of the Durham County court at the October term 1489 the Builders Manufacturers Supply Co. W. G. Gates and Nannie A Gates will sell at public auction for cash at the Court House door Durham on Monday March 3 1890 at 12 oclock PM the interest of Nannie G Gates and W G Gates in a Durham county real estate near the northern limits bounded by H A London Geumtown road the south by an alley and by lanes to the west containing about 1 1/5 acres the lot and building where the Gates and wife reside conducted Jan 20 1890 by Commissioner J8 Mawsonco
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Su- Court
Durhan
Such Supply Co
W. G Gates
Nannie A. Gates
Court House
Durham
Nannie G. Gates
W. G. Gates
County of
Town of
H. A. London
Geumtown Road
J. W. Blackwell
Gates
Mawsixo
Golden Specific and Insurance Proposals Advertised
A dubious dosage claim promotes Dr Haines Golden Specific as a cure for drunkenness, offered secretly in beverages. Also advertised is The Brooklyn Life Insurance Co inviting experienced agents, with references to favorable terms. Testimonials claim Dr King’s New Discovery cures consumption and lung disease. Sample bottles offered locally.
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Brooklyn Life Insurance Co
New York
Bet Repute
Liberty St
New York City
C. H. Moaris
Newark
Ark
Langy
Dodes
R. Blacknall & Son
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Warren
Lucas
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Hyde
Rok
Jons T. Nichols
Charlston News and Courwr
Royce & Janing
Charleston
Ray Royen
Sol Smi Rusell
Apptent
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Royce & Lansing
Walker
Poeumonia
Etenseyer
Abbie
Aleck Uanady
Ao Negro
National Congress
Tions
Montana
Senate Committee On Finance
McKinley Customs Administration
Alli‘tson
Aldrich
McPherson
Texas Daily News
Opera House
Kay L. Royce
Whitcomb
Charles Horwitz
Filmore
Mr. Royce
Lizzie Royce
Nellie Haris
Viola
California Fig Syrup Company
Winslow
Bucklen
Os & Co
Boone
Exum
Boone & Exum, Attorneys At Law
N.C
Golpren Spectric Co
Race Street
Cincinnati
I Glter
W. P. Hottoway
Lawes W. Parrish
Jane Parrish
Cook
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R. I. Rogers
Brown
Mates Furnishej
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Cashier
J.S. Carr
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Chas, A. Jordan
Toller W. W. Fuller
J . Carr
J. W. Eae la A Mallory
J. W. Walker
W.w.fulle
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J. A. Bryan
A. H. Stokes
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