01 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1893
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a 2 percent premixed remedy and secret cures for skin and throat conditions. It cites Greensboro, Georgia, and letters from a person named naan or naan, with references to a mother and other remedies. The text is unclear and incomplete.
Notice documents a trust with Caldwell Hardy trustee and partners in Northampton County North Carolina. It describes default on a Farmers Merchants Loan and Trust mortgage, a sale at Jackson Court House Virginia, and a parcel of land described by metes and bounds in Northumberland vicinity, with annual rent and purchase terms, plus separate mortgagee sale details in Cory Township.
Notice of sale by order of the Superior Court of Wake County North Carolina. Andrew Syme administrator of C H Sewers etc as plaintiff and Mrs Ma Weather et al as defendants. Under authority of the court I will publicly outcry at the Raleigh court house on Monday March 13 1893 the sale of the real estate described in the complaint and trust deed to the highest bidder for cash. The property lies on Blount Street in Raleigh adjoining parcels owned by Lynn Geo Curtis Zach Patton and others. The sale is conducted under the deed of trust recorded in Wake County Register of Deeds book 651 and includes the described lot with improvements and modern conveniences. The former residence on the lot is among the most valuable in the area. This notice is given under the special proceeding order of the court.
A long session reports bills passed in both chambers with numerous incorporations and road works. The House debates reducing the State Guard appropriation to five thousand dollars annually and calls for a joint session for justices of the peace. Strong mentions of counties and towns including Morganton Mecklenburg and Tarboro appear throughout.
A rare chance to earn profits selling Patent Chemical Ink Eraser. Agents can make up to 100 percent profit, earning about 24 per week. A new manager is sought to oversee territory with subagents. Write for terms and tracing. WONRUE ERASER M'F'S CO.
A historic travel note extols Weaverville in North Carolina as a healthful, scenic resort. The piece highlights its central district near Asheville and a small village core with a twenty two bed inn, good wells, and pleasant views, inviting visitors from northern and southern regions.
The State Chronicle voices protest against a proposed cut in the state guard appropriation to $3,000. It argues the guard remains essential, cites past crises from Homestead to Coal Creek, and warns Raleigh this could leave the state unprotected if the Senate agrees. It quotes the 1892 Adjutant General report noting 2,036 officers and men and growth since 1889.
Washington February 28 The House and Senate debated naval and army appropriations with amendments on a naval review and 9000 enlisted men, and considered a dry dock increase at Puget Sound. A party-line vote blocked executive session. Turpin held his seat in a contested election. A Hawaii treaty and Han hefts nomination faced doom as Democratic and Republican factions, plus a witness account from General Gordon, framed the day’s political climate.
In Winston, North Carolina, tobacco leaders clash over Representative Watson’s bill to license tobacco warehouses and protect growers from fraud. Some oppose the measure arguing against state control, while others support curbing the American tobacco trust and stabilizing Winston’s leaf market.
Philadelphia February 28 thousands gathered as the ship Indiana the battle ship built by William Camp Sons & Co slid into the stream despite rain and hail President Harrison and cabinet members attended the christening by Jessie Miller and the craft moved to wharf after the launch amid bad weather and a large crowd.
A North Carolina tobacco markets conference met at Yarboro House Raleigh on February 27 1503. Delegates from Winston Durham Greensboro Milton Henderson Oxford Warrenton Louisburg Be kmount Tarboro and other towns debated House Bill 1026 aiming to regulate tobacco warehouses. They warned the measure would push trade to Virginia markets hurt local growers reduce real estate values and drive away industries. They urged the legislature to oppose the bill citing harm to NC bright tobacco and local markets.
A Raleigh area land sale and a Wake County court notice are detailed. The advertisement lists parcels by Castleberry and others with sale terms, location in Raleigh, and installment plan. It also notes a civil case Pulior vs Gardner with dates for court appearance and defense, signed by J. Harris, attorney for plaintiff.
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