Samuel Armstrong dies at Boston leader of Hampton Institute
Samuel C. Armstrong president of the Hampton Institute dies in Boston. Born in the Hawaiian Islands, he served in the Civil War commanding African American troops. He helped found the Hampton Institute opened in 1868 and oversaw both black and white students, with 720 graduates by the time of his passing.
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Samuel C. Armstrong
Hampton Institute
Boston
Hawaian Islands
Williams College
Virginia
Hampton
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Amerary Association of
New York
Missionary Association
Armstrong
The Woman to be Hanged and Local Remedies Promoted
Notices include the execution of Ellen Laurens and Caroline Shipp at a Dallas area poor house on Friday December 18 with no successful commutation. Local riflemen are summoned in arms. Additionally readers are urged to try P and P remedies, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Electric Bitters, and Simmons Liver Regulator for various ailments and blood purification.
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Gatonix Gazaette
Ellen Laurens
Caroline Shipp
Dallas
Gaston Riflemen
John Y. McRae
Notice of Public Sale of Davie County Lands 1891
L. H. Clement and E. L. Guthrie as administrators of J M Clement announce a public sale of lands in Davie County North Carolina to satisfy mortgages by BN Allen and wife Jo J M Clement. The first tract near Sam Foster and Tomlinson's line comprises about 24 acres with iron ore prospects. the second tract adjoins the first and Samuel Foster Geo Hartman Jacob Cornatzer totaling about 97 acres. Sale at Mocksville court house on Monday January 4 1892 with possession to purchasers. The property lies near the North Carolina Midland Railroad and coal beds of Southwest Virginia.
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Jo J M Clement
Register
Nvne
Mocksville
Davie County
North Carolina
Sam’ Foster
Geo Hartman
Thos Nail
Ningy Hendrix
Tomlinson
Handine
Samuel Foster
Jacob Cornatzer
Abram Allen
BNA New
Allen
Tron Hill
North Carolina Midland Railroad
South West Virginia
Stokes County
L. H. Clement
E. L. Guthrie
Adm
J M Clement
Mortgage Sale in White Oak Township Wake County
By authority in a mortgage dated November 12 1884 from Albert H Scott and wife filed in Wake County Book 80 page 744 the property will be sold December 19 1891 at noon at the Raleigh courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash. The tract lies in White Oak Township adjoining John Harwood LI Baucom Catherine Scott Barb Lewter and others and contains 3944 acres. Mortgagee James M Pugh Peele Maynard Attorneys for Mortgagor.
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W. W. Vass
Register’s
Wake County
Little River Township
D. Jones
Penny Hill
Burton Ferrell
Wm. Mitchell
E.R. Pace
Sarah 8
Albert H Scott
Register of Deeds Office
Scott
Court House
Raleigh
White Oak Township
John Harwood
LI Baucom
Catherine Scott
Barb Lewter
James M Pugh
Peele
Administrator's Notice of H. H. Herring Estate
The administrator of the estate of H. H. Herring asks all creditors to pay promptly and all persons with claims to present them by December 7. If claims are not filed, recovery may be pursued through legal channels. Notice appears in the Raleigh office.
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H. H. Herring
New York
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Lanonst Lite Insurance Company
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Miller Lindsay District Agents North Carolina Raleigh Notice
Miller and Lindsay district agents for North Carolina based in Raleigh announce an office in the Henry Building near the Post Office. They offer to mail estimates and calendars in exchange for a filled form with amount age nearest birthday name and address.
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Coal qualities touted for grates and stoves in region
Regional advertisement extols Wilkesbarre free burning white ash and prime hard coal from Shamokin Lorberry and Schuylkill entries as the best fuel for grates and stoves in the area.
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Wilkesbarre
Schuylkill
Best soft coal brands for grates and open fires
Kanawha West Virginia Splint Tennessee Splint New River Splint Pocahontas Soft are promoted as the best soft coal for grates and open fireplaces, highlighting regional coal types suitable for heating.
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Kanawha
West Virginia
Tennessee
New River
Pocahontas
Wood products and orders notice for seasoned lumber
Advertisement for seasoned and half seasoned oak, hickory and pine lumber. Mentions office telephone 79 and yard telephone 103. Orders accepted until 10 o'clock at night. Prompt ordering encouraged.
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Hickory
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