31 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1892
Page
1
Public notices include a mortgage sale of city property in Raleigh with a sale date and details, and an anecdotal testimonial about medical cures for various ailments. The text mentions a mortgage by Reuben Rhodes, a sale at the court door in Bal chest, and medical notes about H Hill and other remedies.
UISDU'G Female College founded 1857 aims to offer courses in music poetry penmanship and business alongside teacher training and telephony. The campus features majestic oaks and bickory with access to water coal and pure air. President Baigley leads Louisburg North Carolina operations.
Classified style notice proclaims a New York dealer with the world’s largest stock of typewriters offering huge savings. It promises factory warranted condition, rented instruments, illustrated catalogs, and extensive selection at low prices from a prominent address at 186 Monroe Street in Manhattan.
The notice outlines the opening of the annual session with conferrals of B A and G Ey. Courses include typewriting and drawing. The facility emphasizes strong faculty and diplomas from notable institutions like the University of Virginia and the New York School. Tuition listed at 170 dollars for the 40 week term.
The Senate met without a quorum in stifling heat. Resolutions on treasury gold reports and bi metalism were approved. Debates touched staff appointments, Madison birthplace, and Pacific rail commerce. The House adjourned briefly as news arrived of Senator Craig's death and a funeral committee formed. Smallpox reaches Port Arthur Ontario.
Knoxville July 30—A mob hanged Andy Beshears and John Willis at a gate after accusing them of outraging a woman before her husband. The two men were killed as the gate swung on its hinges. The incident stemmed from a feud with William Delk, whose wife was assaulted.
A special committee again questions Representative Watson over allegations of drunken behavior among House members. Witnesses including Otis Day and Bessie Day deny witnessing intoxicated members, while Judge Cobb is urged to be fully investigated. Economic notes follow, including a weekly bank report and local Forsyth news.
Democratic ward primaries in Raleigh township elected delegates for the county convention next Tuesday. The five wards reported enthusiastic, orderly votes with acclamation results and delegates named for each ward to support party tickets and candidates. Districts outside the city also reported large attendances and instructed or unpledged delegations.
By virtue of power conferred, a sale is set for August 18 at 10 o'clock A.M. at the courthouse in Raleigh North Carolina. The property includes a tract in Much Creek Township Wake County adjoining listed landowners, plus two mines. The sale arises from a deed recorded in Wake County Register of Deeds Look No 16. Proceeds go to satisfy the estate of F Marion Winxis.
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