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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1891
Page
3
A public letter by T. W. Patton denounces executions and argues for mercy in North Carolina while urging consistent law. The piece ends with Holiday Rate info from the Richmond and Danville railroad offering reduced round trip tickets within 300 miles, on sale Dec 20–24 and 29–31, valid to Jan 5, 1892.
1825 acres on Haw River with seven adjoining tracts and five dwellings plus two more near the Paxahaw area. A mill site with four run of stones, iron and gold prospects, and a large tract offering timber and mineral potential. Sold due to age and inability to manage a sale, written inquiries invited to James Newlin, Saxapahaw NC.
Train times for the Lynchburg and Durham lines list southbound departures from West Point Richmond and Raleigh routes, with mixed trains via Keysville and Oxford, through to Henderson and Durham. Sleeping car service and Pullman options connect Atlanta to New York and other major points, with multiple junctions at Richmond, Danville, and Washington.
Advertisement notes the largest stock and best showroom comfort for the holiday season. Legal notice announces sale of 176 acre tract in St Marys township by Joseph J. Johnson administrator of Allen Sturdevant deceased. Sale set for December 14 at 12 pm at the courthouse. Terms: half cash, balance in twelve months with eight percent interest. Raleigh North Carolina November 13th, 1841.
M A Parker and Son form a copartnership to operate as a general cotton business. They solicit orders from distant points, offer spinners’ attention, promise top grades, and provide 50 bale storage with liberal cash advances. Based in Raleigh North Carolina.
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