10 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1893
Page
1
Retailers discuss lowering costs and boosting inventory as they plan to stock up. Market players analyze current price trends, supplier terms, and potential demand to time purchasing windows and secure favorable deals for upcoming seasons.
Fragmentary OCR shows a mortgage sale notice mentioning Weke county and tied to a lot described as the biggest b dder house door on a street with 3s feet to the lot. Names include L Harris, Oghan, and Yorrell with references to mortgages, deeds, and sale terms. The garbled text references January 1893 and a public notice process by a mortgagee.
Fragmented text references Goodwin, Kaleb, and the town of Ray with scattered mentions of Durhen Ell and Fay FL Hemeburg. Repeated garbled lines hint at a business or legal notice involving Goodwin and CHS, with names like Haward teell Ht and Sirkpatrick publishers. The readable fragments provide no clear event or date.
fragmented OCR note highlights demand for reliable forms at low prices. urges readers to seek dependable printing options despite cost concerns. contains garbled phrases and lacks specifics about dates or entities.
The North Carolina legislature meets, with the Senate led by President King and House Speaker Overman. Bills on probate, convict transportation, and county affairs proceed, committees named, and resolutions debated as members address taxes, reindexing, and public infrastructure before adjournment.
The North Carolina Electoral College met in the Senate chamber and cast unanimous votes for Grover Cleveland for President of the United States and Adlai E. Stevenson for Vice President. Speakers praised Cleveland's leadership and stressed unity, with Aycock elected president of the College and a ceremony led by Justice Clark. The College then adjourned sine die.
Across Kansas Texas Wyoming Montana and New York legislative races unfold with populist and Republican blocs shifting in hopes of nominating or blocking U S senators. Key figures include John Ireland Hogg Mills Casey Terrell and Croker with intraparty maneuvers and pledges shaping expectations and possible coalitions.
Fayetteville North Carolina January 9 Mr F W Thornton leading dry goods merchant declares assignment following the Peoples National Bank failure two years earlier. Liabilities around 22000 with assets about the same. assignees RM Nimmocks and A B William. Community sympathy high as creditors in the North extend letters of support. Thornton once North Carolina’s premier dry goods dealer, faced hard times from low cotton prices and real estate shrinkage.
By writ of equity of partition the property of A Rogers and others will be sold at public outcry at the court house door in Roown, NY on February 6, 1993 at 11:00 a.m. The lot on Marten Street measures 590 feet deep on Marten Street with 16 feet back. Terms require half cash at sale and remaining paid with interest. Proceeds to mortgagee from sale day.
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