FUS SALE By title rage deal by Alfred Wite Lowit off rive
The notice describes a sale conducted by attorney J C L Hari on February date at a property near Land ue Ga Mouth street and Sell street with cash payment terms and a promised conduct of sale. The fragmentary text names Moriwagee as the mortgagee and references a page number.
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Titte Rage
Alfred
Wite
Rive
Landue Ga Mouth Street
Castalorg
B. Amd
Goss
Lote Braten
Sontt
Sell Street
Naleigh
N.C
J.C L. Hari
Moriwagee
Alelch
Davie Steel
B. F. Moore
J. W. Brown
Gorsan
Pa R& Boushall
Inquiring Notice of Plant for Sale in MG City
A historical notice in the Register's sin book notes a tract in MG City North Carolina for sale. It lists machinery with capacity, a large iron set, bolts, studs, and related plant materials. Special terms apply. contact for particulars and catalog.
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Astolian
N.C
Probing Session on Married Rights and World Fair Funds
The thirtieth day of the Birin relation to married women's rights occupies the Senate as the House debates a World’s Fair appropriation. Feb 7 session covers petitions, committee reports, and bills on magistrates, corporations, railroads, and the contested UNC exhibit fund.
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Senate
Coughton
Marshall
Christ Church
Journal of Yesterday
Means
John Pison
Concord
Ladies’ Monumental Association
Nash Square
Aleigh
Senator Day
Committee On Educa
Sherrill
W. A. Setzer
Frendship
Catawba
Jones
Western Nen Carolina Conference
Mr. Sherrill
P. M. Mull
Catawaa
Lincoln
Campbell
Citzens
Madison County
Little Sandy Mush
Buncombe
McDowell
Glenburg County
Royall
Yadkin County
Committee of Privileges and Elections
JC. Newsome
A. M. Stack
Cranor
Night Hills
Sandifer
Board of County
Gaston County
John H. Roberts
Winston
Dive
North Carolina
Sod Trust Company
Jamee
Grimesville
Pitt County
Battle
Mecklenburg
Gaston Counties
Roswell’s Ferry
Catawba River
Stack
Stokes County
Danbury Township
Owens
Advance Publishing Company
Davie County
King
Shenck
Comon Education
CAL Sdak
House
Siudifer
Cape Fear Harbor
Harnett
Moore
Clay
Hinshaw and Medearis Company
Judiciary Committee
Leatherwood
Pettigrew
Posey
Little
Twitty
Day
Poll
Aycock
Thomasville
Davidson County
Wilmington Street Railway Company
Overman
Parker
Journal of
Nash
New London
Stanly County
Cook
Cumberland County
Gilmer
Haywood
Granville
Queen
Swain
Arledge
Polk County
Beulah Baptist Church
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Forsyth
Society of Friends
Hoyle
Catawba County
Committee On Education
Guilford Battle Ground Association
Judge Shenck
Fuller
Durham
Franklin
Russell
Grimes
Raleigh Bank
Raleigh
Dillsboro
Loyd
Webb's Bridge
Spruill
Robertson
Venable
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Prosperous Roxboro banknotes and local town news mix
The Roxboro News reports the death of Captain Sergent, a 69 year old church steward and Sunday School teacher, leaving a wife and two children. The People's Bank declares a dividend and plans to double stock, with directors re-elected and a premium on shares. Local residents include J A Long president and J Bradsher cashier, with art lead Lora Lyon and Miss Ora Wearby among notable society members. Street and rail updates note J C Gatewood moving to Danville, and others travel to Greenville and Chapel Hill. Recent bad weather includes snow and ice with rain and slush today.
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the Weather
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Sergent
J. A. Long
Eryripelas
People’s Bank of Roxboro
J. Bradsher
Lora Lyon
Lair
Shoro Institute
Lynchburg
Durham
State
Danville
J. Holman
J. W. Noell
Holman
Raleigh
Tredell
Frances Green
Ora Wearby
J. M. Green
J. TL. Lasbeth
Greenville. C
Baptist Church
Lambeth
Greenville
Aubrey Trocks
Wetson County
Chapel Hill
Vox
Talks on Annexation with Secretary Foster
Washington February 7 Hawaiian annexation commissioners and Dr. Matt Smith met informally with Secretary Foster at the state department. No date for formal reception by President Harrison was announced as advices from Honolulu were awaited. The session followed two prior interviews and focused on unofficial views of annexation to the United States.
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Forsyth
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Australia
Tilman
Richmond and Danville Company
Charleston
S. C
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
Aiken
Tillman
Richmond and Danville
Simonton
United States Court
Aiken County
Greenville
Governor Hoge Calls Texas Legislature to Toughen Mob Laws
Governor Hoge urges lawmakers to pass stiff measures after the Paris lynching incident. He condemns mob violence as disgraceful and demands trials for all participants, asserting the state must test the machinery of justice and punish perpetrators under the constitution and laws.
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Aistix
Tex
Smith
Paris
Hoge
Legisature
Goveror
Texas
Davis
Shelby Liquor Debate Moves Toward Referendum
The Shelby aldermen endorsed a state liquor bill pending in the senate, urging voters to decide the sale prohibition locally. A large meeting denounced efforts to oppose the town and county, backing Representative Erwin and the bill as the practical path to restrict liquor sales in Shelby and throughout the county.
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Lustiv
Board of Aldermen
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Court House
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