Fragmented medical remedy ad and legal notice blend
A reader notices an ad toutting Carden Seeds soy remedies for eczema and blood disease, mixed with a dense 19th century property notice. The document describes transfers, mortgages, and land deeds in Northampton and Hert County, North Carolina, with dates and figures scattered through legal text.
Notice of Sale in Wake County North Carolina
Notice is given that by order of court a sale will occur at the court house on Monday March 13 1993 to satisfy a judgment against Weathe aly and others. The property at ob Biental Street with adjoining lots owned by Lynn Geo F Curtlt and Zach Hatton is being sold as part of lot No 80 described in the plat. The sale proceeds will be used to pay the amount due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeslins
Hert
Dorth
Caldwell
W. Grand, & Sons
Jackao
Nothampton
Sean and Traat Company
Northam Tone
J. W. Urgavor
Loan and Trust Company
Yessid Fermte
Urqubert
Porchase
Geendy
Plantifa
Weathe Aly
Erpercelar
Wake County
North Carolina
Ob Biental Street
Lynn Geo F Curtlt
Zach Hatton
Valuanle
Weke Cou
Jon
Holdisz
N.V. Dentoo
K Denton
Als
Wissel
MSG
Court House
Wake
Ralegh
Bale
Kate Pongherty
Mra
Podie Perry
John Jones
Belance
Sitteen
Lanca
London
Masters
Oldham
Masters’ Federation
Sta Bon
Nosta Cancusa
ES Justice
Raleigh Township
Waxe County
Barbee
J.P. F. Pollerve
BR. F. Gardner
Melissa Gardner
Henry Pennington
B. PF. Patter
B. Gardner
Melissa Garber
N.C
Cmmoniele
Raleigh
N. C
IsMi
M. B. Barbee
Justice of the Peace
Malegh
St B. Barre
Office of the Peace
L. Harris
Tsitorner
Piatottis
Nosra Canotsva
Mollie E. Thompeon
Walter Thompson
Walter Thorpeon
North
Wake Superior Court
Dsc
Toomisam
Clark
Waks County
Arthur A. Spitzer
Thoma W. Porter
Porter & Co
Wood
Strong & Strong
Ralech
Esd
Dsi
W. Db. Haywood
J. P Stowe & Staoxs
Atorarya
Alfred Tate
Corteia
Haleigh
South Street
Registar of
Dowts
Public Sale of Wake County Real Estate
March day 2m at the courthouse, a deed of trust property in Wake County will be sold at public sale for cash. The sale is under the trust described in a record in Wake register book 9 page 651, with wording including Levett street and Salibury area. The sale follows a Superior Court order and involves the trustee Thos H Pursil and the involved heirs, with all terms as stated in the deed of trust and court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsday
Court House
Coor
Upebureh
Wakely
Fevetteville
Salisary
Levett
Euler
Hole
Raleigh
Davie Street
Lenoir
Annie Haywood
Forty-Fifth Day in North Carolina General Assembly
Report of the Fortieth Fifth day proceedings with Senate action on liquor prohibitions, numerous bills introduced or passed, and adjournment plans. Key items include authorizations for taxes, bonds, road and railway projects, town charters, and a resolution restricting petitions on the floor. The session notes debates, committee actions, and evening amendments, with multiple localities named and calendars updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Yesterday
Day
Committee On State Printing
Potter
Newbern
Armstrong
Tequest
Onslow County
Stump Sound Church
Stump Bound
Olive
Mount Pleasant Lodge A. F. & A. M
Wake County
Saint Mare’s
Phillips
Thomasville Banking and Trust Company
Kinston
Lenoir County
Atwater
Cranor
Wilkes County
James
Greensville
Leatherwood
Edenville Church
Swain County
Pou
Smithfield
E R Hamption
Committee On Justices of the Peace
Statesville
Greensboro
Board of Commissioners of
Edgecombe County
Tarboro Township
Chatham County
Board of Aldermen
Charlotte
Raleigh
Elizabeth City
Board of Commissioners
Mitchell County
Nash Cunty
Charlotte, Troy and Sanford Railroad Company
Senate
Blowing Rock
Fayetteville Normal School
Northamption
Robbinsvlle
Graham County
Hot Springs
Columbus Land and Improvement Company
Weaverville Village Resort Ad Above Asheville Area
A fragmented 19th century ad describes a three story frame building with twenty two rooms near Asheville North Carolina. It mentions health climate scenery and resort appeal in the region and lists Dr Valdive and James B Converse as points of contact in Seetown Tenn for application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Valdive
N. Cor
James B. Converse
Redwine Defaulter Arrest Linked to Oaks House Discovery
Atlanta reports Lewis Redwine, a Gate City National Bank assistant cashier and alleged defaulter, was arrested at a Rockwell street residence after a tip from a resident’s daughter. He denies taking money, claims no flight, and suggests someone else benefited if as much as seventy thousand dollars vanished. Bank officials promise depositors will be paid while speculation ties Redwine to the Jackson case, though authorities weigh friendship and possible stress driving Jackson to suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Atlanta
Lewis Redwine
Gate City National Bank
Oaks
Rockwell Street
Osk
Redwine
Ile
Oaks House
Policeman Wimblish
Lisarest
Campbdell
Tom Cobb Jackson
Athens
Wasataxotos Senate Debates Local Budget and Utah Commission
The senate debated a local import bill and whether to abolish or continue the Utah commission, voting to continue it and to raise civil service funding. The Inter Oceanic Railway permit bill advanced, while anti options measures faced a setback in the House amid cross-party tension over silver and three percent amendments. The day included lengthy floor labor, a recess to handle private pension bills, and a crowded gallery atmosphere. Harter of Ohio introduced a bill for free coinage of silver and gold at the current ratio with limited legal tender functions, detailing mint coinage rules and repeal of conflicting laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatxotos
Senate
Utah Commission
House
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Commission
Civil Service Commission
Inter Oceanic Railway Company
Indian Territory
Mourne
Wasasseton
Yeas
Interet
Hatch
Friends
Lombard Street
Wall Street
Coombs
Holman
Harter
Ohio
Washineton
United States
Reading railroad coal mix sparks market speculation
A weekly trade review notes an excited coal stock scenario tied to Reading railroad and sugar stocks, with gold movement abroad and extra-session talk, while general trade remains active amid storms, holidays, and strong industry output. Savannah and Charleston report mixed activity. cotton manufacturing stays robust, while sugar, rice, and iron works show varied demand and prices. Hagood bail set at 1000 in bigamy case. six wives reported, only two at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Congress
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Tron
Fall River
Assassination of John W Mackay Stuns San Francisco Crowd
John W Mackay, wealthy Postal Telegraph backer and mining figure, was shot in the back and gravely wounded in San Francisco. The assailant killed himself. Mackay remained calm, awaiting a doctor as the bullet was removed. Names of possible attackers vary across reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mackay
Postal Telegraph
San Francisco
John W Mackay
Postsl Telegraph and Commercial Cable Company
Mackay
Moesers
Ratcliffe
Lynch & Dunn
W. P. Rippy
W.C. Rippy
Dr. L. L. Lincoln
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Carden Seeds
Henta
Bob
Aly Screfilons
Ravi Gt
Astake
Treece
J C
Harris
Mortgaw
Roi Ie
Maynard
Plain Ft
THE
General Assembly
Tuours Bay
Gvernor Doughton
Father Marion
Keystone Manufacturing Company
Poll
Four Oaks
Marsh
Washington
Abbott
Edenton M. E Church
Campbell
Buncombe County Missionary Baptist Association
Bank of
Laurinburg
Atlantic and Ohio Railroad
New River
Alleghany County
Yadkin River
Wilkesboro
North Wilkesboro
Western North Carolina and Atlanta Railroad Company
Z. W. Welch
Virginia and Carolina Railroad Company
Carterett Lodge
Marion
Emily Johnson
Durham County
Contentoea Creek
Piedmont Toll Bridge
W. W. Cooper
Wm. T. Keight
Falls Manufacturing Company
Neuse River
Butler's Lumber Company
Columbus County
David Hinton
Bureau of Labor Statistics
House of Representative
Fray
Overman
Vance
Buccombe
Journal of
Erwin
Cleveland
Cleveland County
No. 1
Shelby
Schulken
Durham
Union County
Goldsboro
Sparta
North Carolina Monumental Association
Parrott
McLaughlin
Iredell
Aycock
Little
Wadesboro
Buttle
Ene Ruluu
Oliver
Justices Courts
Nash
Stanley County
Starnes
Butmore
Merritt
Jane
Robertson
Asheboro
Watkins
Anson County
Hamilton
Bounty Fork
Ashe County
Schuiken
Allen
Supreme Court
McCurry
MoAden
Pitt County
Parker
Perquimans
Twitty
Ray
Lawrence
Williamston
White
Gaston
Bessemer City
Gaston County
Buncombe
Asheville
Adams
Moore County
Carthage
Barlow
Wells
Tarboro
Croom
Knights of Honor
Harriman
Franklin and South Atlantic
Moore
Lillington
East Bend
Cook
LaFayette Military School
Elsmy
Brunswick
Fuller
Misfit
Wei
Overvisa
Yadkie Power Light and Electric Company
Whitaker
Concord Railroad Company
Cane Creek
Buncombe County
Back Mountain
Dabney
Stokes County
Tuks Township
Jamis M. Smith
Sixth Judicial District
Brunswick County
Savings Bank of Wilmington
Bank of Madison
Warren County
Walnut Cove
Judiciary Committee
Concord Railroad
Holt
Nish
State Normal School
Taylor
Hertford
Pandie
Charyver
Erritory
Switzerland of
America
Centera
Wattern
Weaverville
Atlanta Police
Hrrity
Tphia
Harrity
House of Repre
Shermay
Marrity
Trnce
Kansas
Iowa
Kan
Santa Fe
Wm F. Tyler
Humboldt
Fort Scott
Smols
C. Goins
Bard of Education
Goins
Port Royan
8 C
Philadelphia
Wasa
Sprigner
Megara
Spo Hook
Illinois
Wissrox
Winston Salem
Salem
William Haley
W. D.crowley
Harsh, Saith and
Clareston
8. C
Barnesville
Louis
Mueller
Laura, Ga
Louis C. Meller
Dresden Chins
Selma
Steaday
Erary Future
A. E. No Good
Court of Sessions
Hagood
W.H. King & CO
Teott
Fiiem Kale
Fedational Federation of America
Friends of the Home Rule
Americas
Irish National Party
Abd
Howe
Ireland
Heriberty
National Federation of America
National Party
Eugene Kelly
Thomas I. Bennnett
Eugene Kelley
James 8. Coleman
John Byrne
Board of
New Cumberland
W. Va
Miner Fire Clay Company
Otis Crawford
Covant
Bland
Havana
Dixon
Committee On Postallives
Mad Post Reais
Threeday
Posteilice
Chambero Cpaties
Yaris
Chamber of Deput
Borse
Augusta Chronicle
Patrick Walst
Iilasionerate
John J
Kentucky
T. Campbell
Sen
Stewart
Call
Mortangee
Willead F Frank
Waka County
Sae Ming
Kellett Life Securance Company
Newark
Joan D. Drewry
North and
South Carolina
Kalzien
N.Y
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