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The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1893

Page

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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.

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.

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.

Birin 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 Watson 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 Surry County Hamilton Ashe County Fayetteville Westbrook Bank of Commerce Vance Buncombe County Shepard Brenton Stevens Dey Judiciary Kitchen Scotland Neck Congress Kansas McKenzie Anderson Caldwell Mr. Jones Allen Washincton Hn Rowch United States Dolphin Naval Committee of the House

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.

Serzenui Uk—Society the Weather Roxe Olc 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.

Tou Momenzié Spruill House McKenzie North Carolina Schulken Lovill Robertson Harper Allen Ward Rowan Watson Agricultural Department Chicago New York Boston North Philadelphia Kansas Treasury Merritt Forsyth Senate Washingtox Matt Smith Foster State Department Hawaiian Islands United States Harrison 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.

Lone Star 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.

Shelby Lustiv Board of Aldermen House of Representatives Senate Court House Erwin

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