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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1892
Page
3
A North Carolina reader shares a century old tale of a farmer near Cravton who, after railroads and town markets arrived, fell into debt and debt driven by credit and consumption. The letter writers urge cash transactions, diversified crops, and caution against overreach into the outside world.
The note reports Williams of North Carolina dated January 16 saying debt arose from wants he could not afford. It mentions J. is Harward Cuaret and a January 25 entry with a critique on association imagination and ignorance as causes of failures. A fragmentary line cites Jon T and Weay E.
Governor Holt issues a proclamation offering a reward for the arrest and delivery to Wake County Sheriff of the person or persons who murdered Simon Atkins on November 10 last in Wake County. All officials and citizens urged to aid in bringing the criminals to justice. Done in Raleigh January 9, 1892.
1320 acres across seven adjoining Haw River tracts near Paxapahaw Cotton Mills include four run of stones mill and iron ore sites. Additional 340 acres west on Paw River with two dwellings. 75 acres south near gold ore vein. James Newlin selling due to old age. Write for details.
In Wake county North Carolina the mortgage of JT Olive and M J Olive is foreclosed at the courthouse door Raleigh on Monday February 22 at 12 oclock to sell for cash the 180 acre tract near Asbury on the North Carolina Railroad six miles west of Raleigh. The land joins J P H Adams J D Castleberry Edward Rea and others and was part of the Trelan tract. Attorneys for Mortgagee January 14 1892.
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