Lancaster County land sale notice in 1904 court filing
Public notice from Lancaster County North Carolina listing defendants in a court case and announcing a February 16 1904 bid sale of two parcels of land. Parcel A contains two acres known as the Parsonage Lot bounded by Duck Gaskey estate Win Vanlandinghan and a public road. Parcel B covers 148 moves and acres bounded by Parsonage Lot Joly Fe Bell Jack Cas Saupe and Lida Vanlandinghan estate with surveyor path noted. Sale terms require payment within one hour of bid and purchaser pays papers. JOS F Gregory January 18 1904.
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County OF Lancaster
Con
Omomn
Harriet Vanlandinghan
Thia
Vanlandinghan
Suds
GW. Gaye
Whistler
Tereunt House
Lavd
Wid County
Tandon
Kaid
Joly Fe
Bell
Jack Cas
Saupe
Iid
JR Y Hl
Lana
AWS
Chirk
Jytania
G. Westell
Mesane Delong
Hinds
Vantondingham
Patas
Jos F Gregory
Wee
Public Sale of Waxhaw Plantation Lands in Lancaster County
Auction scheduled for February 1, 1904 before the Lancaster court house door at 1 pm. Two tracts of land described as the Waxhaw plantation in Lancaster County near Waxhaw Creek, with historic ties to General Andrew Jackson. Terms include one fourth cash, and remaining balance via annual installments over five years with interest, subject to sale conditions and plat references in local records.
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Waxhaw Plantation
Lanewater Court House
Charlotte Row
Waxhaw
Seaboard Air Line
Washaw
Andrew Jackson
Court House
Lancaster
Charles HL Ragsdale
Lancaster County
Yaxhaw Creek
Samuel B
Masney
James D. Cuskey
Judson
Hasseltine
Register of
Sid Regiator
Mesno
David Wiesenfeld
Joseph Friedenwalk
Stinson
Hawceking and
Cluites
Eliza B. Cure. Cureton
D. P. Robington
Eliza B. Cureton
Anid
J R Hunter
Anid Register Office
Joseph Friedenwald
Lancaster Review
De Kalb Mills Stocked Material. Mills May Close
The De Kalb cotton mills now under receivership are clearing the raw material stock in the weaving yard valued about 6000 dollars. Operations will continue for about six weeks before a possible indefinite shutdown until the next cotton crop. Other items report a timber accident killing John Wilson in Sandridge and two fatal d eaths from falling tree limbs in White Rock, one involving Walter By Derrick.
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Cunden
DeKalb
Wiuching Ory
White Rock
T. W. Summer
Walter
Derrick
Electric Bitters Credited With Rekindling a Life
A Burlington fireman C W Bellamy describes severe illness with weakness and loss of appetite. After using Electric Bitters he recovered fully, gaining life, strength, and vigor. Crawford Bros, J F Mackey & Co, and T Eugene Funderburk guarantee satisfaction at 50 cents.
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C. W. Bellamy
Burlington
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
T. Eugene Funderburk
Explosion at Alay Mill Kills Nine in North Carolina
An explosion in a North Carolina mill boiler exploded on Monday killing nine workers, including several identified as African American men. Rescue efforts ensued as authorities investigated the incident and secured the site for examination.
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Alay Mill
North Carolina
Devastating Cyclone Rips Moundville and Nearby Areas
At 1 a m a catastrophic cyclone swept Moundville Alabama killing 37 percent of its 300 residents and injuring 100 or more. Homes and businesses including depots hotels warehouses and several stores were destroyed. Freight cars and safes hurled aside. a clerk narrowly survived by hiding in a well. Elsewhere reports describe damage near Jones Town and a tornado striking North Birmingham with 36 houses damaged but no fatalities.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Moundvile
Moundville
Greensboro
Sasesalats
Birmingham
Posey
Saved From Terrible Death By King’s New Discovery
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of Bargerton Tennessee watched her collapse to consumption despite skilled physicians. King’s New Discovery brought immediate relief and she fully recovered with repeated use. It claims to be the world’s most certain cure for lung troubles with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles. Trial bottles offered free at Crawford Bros J E Mackey Co and T Eugene Funderbark Drug Store. Indebted patrons urged to settle with J E Rutledge Dentist.
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M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Crawford Bros
J. E. Mackey & Co
T. Eugene Funderbark
J. E. Rutledge
Anti-Trust Law Upheld by Judge Gary in Virginia Case
In Columbia on January 21 Judge Earnest Gary ruled the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company violated the law. The Attorney General had challenged the state anti trust statute as unconstitutional, but the court sustained the state law, denying the demurrer. The decision affirms the constitutionality of the local anti trust statute.
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Columbia
Earnest Gary
Virginia—Carolina Chemical Company
Gary
Mothers push opiate cough syrup risk to children
Warning from Foley's Toney and Tar promotes a cough remedy claimed to be safe for children. The ad asserts many youngsters are poisoned or weakened by opiate containing syrups, urging use of the safe option for coughs, croup, and lung troubles.
Legislature Proceedings Highlight Bills on Assault and Immigration
The Senate moved to punish assault with intent to rape, making it a felony with up to thirty years hard labor. An immigration bureau bill proposed a secretary and clerk funded by $2,000 for expenses. Fertilizer factory debate ended with the bill killed, shad bill passed, and a committee to study phosphate deposits appointed. House action focused on uncontested bills and Clemson scholarships for needy agricultural students, with debate on four year terms for state officials.
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Dean
Manning
Sumter
Secretary of Commerce and Immigration
South Carolina Immigration Association
Senate
Yelock
Walker
Georgetown
House
D. O. Herbert
Clemson
State Comptroller General Jones Minutes on Fiscal Year Cash
The Columbia Record reports Comptroller General Jones outlining annual receipts and expenditures for state government from 1897 to 1903, noting a calendar year alignment from 1897 onward. The report shows deficits totaling 23,707.04 and a surplus of 217,472.50 across seven years, with projected adjustments leaving about 465,407.09 in available cash by 1904 after bond interest, Hampton lands refunds, and unexpended balances are accounted for.
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Jones
Any
Secretary of State
Hampton Mernstment
Columbia
State Dispensary Annual Report Reveals Fiscal Totals
The state dispensary board presents its last annual report to the Governor reporting liquor and wine sales for the year totaling 1 097 559 47 and total sales excluding fresh beer at 2 817 098 77. Net school fund earnings amount to 512 216 35 with counties and towns sharing profits. grand total earnings for school fund and localities reach 638 482 65, up 71 584 02 from last year.
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Onl
State Dispensary
Guv
Heyward
A Life at Stake With Juleys Honey and Tar
An advertisement extols Juleys Honey and Tar as a life saving remedy. It claims a dose or two prevents pneumonia or la grippe and may save your life, urging immediate use for protection.
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Juley
Aged Mother Acquitted in Allentown Murder Case
The aged mother Catherine Bechtel was acquitted today of being an accessory after a murder of her daughter Mabel Bechtel in October. The nine day trial ended with a one hour jury deliberation and tears of relief as she left the court. Her sons John and Charles, also indicted, have trials postponed to April term.
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Allentown
Catherine Bechtel
Mabel Bechtel
John
Charles
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