Untitled health cure claim from Georgia advert
A garbled advertisement claims that a remedy cured nine of various ailments including eczema and blood diseases after other foods failed. It urges sending money to Centa Georgia for tests and includes a testimonial from a Susan of Greensboro, with references to a supposed breakthrough and rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Centa
Notice of foreclosure on Urquhart land in Northampton county
For May 18, 1876, at the Jackson county court house, the Farmers Loan and Trust Company seeks to sell Urquhart’s land in Occoneechee Neck and adjacent properties to recover a debt. the sale, prompted by default on a note dated May 12, 1875, will settle liens including a lease to the State of North Carolina and related deeds.
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Rosalina
Court House
Jackson Northampton
State
Occoneechee Neck
Urquharts
Northampton
David
Loan and Tri Company
Y Ai
Eister
W. Faison
Urquhart
Grandy End
W. H. Grandy
Grandy Bons
Norfolk
W. Grandy
Willam Sronot
John Wherford
North Carolina
County of
North
Lowell Hardy
Notice of Sale by Superior Court Auction
The Superior Court administrator announces a sale by order of court of a Raleigh Wake County property described as Lot No 80 and other parcels in the city of Raleigh. The sale will occur at the court house door in Raleigh on a specified Monday and dates, with terms cash and details tied to a deed of trust and a special proceeding.
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Superior Court
C. H
Ancre
North Carolina
Nisof
Raleigh
Lynn * Cort
Zach Patton
Court House
Upchurch
Wake
R. Parnell
Alfred Cornelis
Gks House
Ofice
N.O
House of Representatives
Fuuway
House
Overman
Lawrence
How Graves
Excape
Denver
Col
Wisetos No
Alfop
Sudan
Wake County
Manleey A. Rogers
N.C
Monda
E. M
Reet
A. T. Mial
B. Ameon
Marin Street
F Eale
Armistead Jones
Salrop Vale
C. B. Upchurch
Adeline
Haleteh
Raleteh
Davie Street
KF. Moore
J. Worrows
PAC & Houshall
Jaty
Naleigh
Keister of Deeds
Annie Haywood
Fred
Parnell
Notice of Execution Sale at Wake County Courthouse
Wake County notices an execution directed to Jacob W Thompson, clerk, for cash at the Raleigh courthouse door on February 20. The sale lists real estate including Louis H Marcom and heirs, fifty acres more or less, in Cary and surrounding areas with names Wesley Marcom, Young Stone, H Marcom, and associates.
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Wake County
St. Hora
Lewis H. Marcom
Jac
Young Stone
Owls H. Marcom
Situa Oority
Cary Testes Tote
WK. Horie, Poole & May
Land of Sky Hotel for Rent in North Carolina
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a high value resort area in eastern United States with climate scenery and health retreat appeal. Mentions eight miles wide area around Weaverville Bun Dy North Carolina and a first-class hotel building for rent. Names James B Converse and Vanderive appear in the fragment with unclear dates.
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North Carolina
United
N. C
Weavervile
Bundy
North Carolina House debates hours for cotton mills
On Friday February 17 the North Carolina General Assembly discussed a bill to limit working hours for women and minors in cotton factories. Debate covered county impacts Alamance Cumberland and Mecklenburg, with witnesses from Durham and Raleigh areas arguing for and against stricter limits while several amendments were considered and rejected. The measure ultimately failed on final vote, while calendar items and other bills were addressed before adjournment.
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Daniel
Sampoon
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company
Marsh
Stanly County
Salem Church
J. Parker
Jones
Pritchard
Elizabeth City
Hudson
Leakville
Leaksville
Erwin
Cleveland
Bowling Springs
Axley
Hot House
Cherokee County
McNeill
Robeson
Richmond
Scotland
Long
Alamance
Gilead Church
Cook
Cumberland County
Hoffman
Morganton
McKenzie
Salisbury
Blair
Fifth Creek
Montgomery Counties
Committee On ‘‘Finance
Williams
Henderson
Swain
Day
Arlington
Currituck County
Tatum
Rascoe
Beaver Dam
Shoal Creek
Crouse
Fuller
Durham
Harris
Merritt
Allen
Holt
Watson
Forsyth
House
Democratic Party
Kitchen
Haw River
Seleven
Licks
Charlotte
Hobertson
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Gorgis
Tennessee
Georgia
Kitchin
Cumberland
Lops
Mr. Long
Robertson
Caldwell
Randolph Mills
Senate passes sundry civil amendments and bonds debate
Washington February 17 The senate amended the sundry civil appropriation bill retaining election supervision laws. The Sherman bond amendment sparked debate but was ruled in order. A vote followed on Mills and Stewart. the bill eyed further tonights session as Republicans and Democrats argued.
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House
Washington
Senate
Yeas
Sherman
Allison
Stewart
Secretary of the Treasury
Sewart
Hour
Muls
Mills
Messrs
Peffer
Teller
Call
Voorhees
Hiscock
Harris
Morrill
McPherson
Honore
Johnson
Maryland
DeArmond
Grount
Vermont
Turpin
Alabama
Pension Bureau
Neas
Grout
Dexrmond
Augustus Case
United States Navy
Chanceston
8. C
Florence
House of Commons
Rome
Gia
New York
Jas. G. Biniie
Marie Nevins Blaine
Jas. G. Blaine
Inpianaronis
Ind
McDonald
D. C
Foster
Honolulu
Steven
Toreka
Kan
San Francisco
Cal
Belgic
Boelock
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Monowai
Sydney
Laxtroop
N. J
Cleveland
J. Sterlix Morton
Nebraska
Morton
Ile
Weather delays, markets falter in southern trade drift
Diverse reports note heavy rainfall and slick roads impede movement in southern markets while staple prices fall for cotton, grain, pork, and leather. Trade shows reduced activity as interstate travel declines, with Nashville and Memphis buyers affecting local commerce amid a damp week.
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von Tillsay
Catte
Bessemer
Mom and Tisburg
Nashville Country
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Talyeton
New Orleans
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Sritee
Visetor
Sorotala
Uloeea
J Peele
Meynard
Plains Fels
la. Harris
M W. Page
Oriff of
Wake Count
Switzerland of America
Nanian
James B
Converse
THE
General Assembly
Aries
Denny
McDowell
Justices of the Peace
Mecklenburg
Royall
Elkin
Gatlag
Pettigrew
Southern Trust and Guarantee Company
Senator Jones
Bank of
Kerneraville
Phillips
Randolph County
Leach
Lucas
Tabor Church
Mr. Phillips
Flag Spring
Spoon’s Chapel
Senator Leatherwood
Bryson City
Mercer
Tarboro
McLaughlin
Commissioners of Cumberland
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Bank of Henderson
North Carolina State Company
Neuse River and
Swansboro
Glenden Gulf and Mining Company
Olive
Durham and Charlotte Railroad Company
Winston, Salem and Charleston Railroad
Little
Mount Pleasant Manufacturing, Company
Abbott
Sandifer
Commercial Bank of
Shelby
Jamesville
Haywood County
John H. Roberts
Gaston County
Vance County
Dabney Township
Abraham Hood
Posey
Cooper
Pou
Patterson
County
T. M.robertson
House Committee On Printing
Buncombe County
Campbell
Elkin County
Martin County
Rucker
Rutherford County
White
Cabarrus
Cabarrus County
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Mr Allen
Mr. Kitchen
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Gilmer
Haywood
Alendar Iouse
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Hotel Imperial
James W. Scott
Chicago Herald
E H. Woods
Boston Herald
W. C. Bryant
Brooklyn Times
J. 5. Seymour
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
J A. Butler
Buffalo News
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Washington Star
Chicago
the National Congress
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Mr. Davis
Convenlio Mostxe
Ala
Southern Lumber Manufacturing Association
Washinerton
United States
Canada
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Winston
Fort Wayne
John Oesterman
Maples
Oesterman
Oosterman
Pittsmans
McAbee
Allegheny Valley
Albert McAie
William Scarborough
Clark
Dasville
J. T. Clark
J. R. Moffitt
Hastings Court
Lynchburg
Moffitt
Prohibition
King & CO
Nouru Canouma
Mollie E. Thompson
Walter Thompson
Walter
Thompron
Wake Superior
Wake Superior Court
Resi Omantied Ib
Jao
Nout Cakolina
Arthur A. Spitcer
Thomas W. Porter
Porter & Co
WD. Haywood
Malegh
Eant
Pelmarr
A. D
W. D. Haywood
J. P. Stine
Stoese
Hellable Mutual Benet Lite Ievurance Company
Newark
John
Drewry
Nor
NaLuiog, N.C
N.G. Wagon Factory
North Carolina Wagon Company
Reglater
Ste
N. C. KR. BR
A.my W.a.mvat M. Holding
Tacrae
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