Raleigh area sale of decended stores and notes 1693
The notice describes a sale of decended stor es and bets on Frohang at Raleigh. One third cash and rest in monthly installments with interest five percent from day of sale. Purchasers may reserve timber and pay full cash for fall amounts. February 17 1693.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Holding
Frohang
Raleigh
Boa de Dion
Wdlsotf WC & AB Y
Denton Ae & Cis Ge
LD Castleberry
Kort Coud
Perth Trub
Pongherty
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in North Carolina Real Estate
A formal notice describes a deed of trust involving Rosalind Hardy and Caldwell Hardy, trustees, with Farmers and Trust Company as beneficiary. It details indebtedness secured by land described as “in Ovccomvechos Neck hearts land” and references a sale at the courthouse in Jackson, North Carolina, to satisfy the note and interest, with several legal and recording specifics and dates from 1889 to 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosalins
Hert
North
J. W. Urqnthe
Farmers and Trust Company
Fermvotene An and Trust Company
Neal
Urgubert
AL HL
Grandy
Norfolk
John W Ford County
North Crrotine
Moweth
Joe Te
Nwid
Ualuwell Hardy
Lewis
Joer
Saint Ing
Wyr
Seid
Polatera
Rare chance to join patent chemical firm selling erasing pencils
Alary or commission offered by Soo Sethe Patent Chemical. The ad promises high earnings with two records and 24% weekly commissions. Agents are sought to take charge of territory with terms and specimen of erasing pencils.
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Soo
Sone
First Class Hotel for Rent in Weaverville North Carolina
Notice lists a first class hotel to rent in Weaverville near Asheville, NC, a free story frame building with twenty two rooms and a well, offered at an easy rate. Also mentions local court action with Justice M B Barber and attorney L Harris in Wake County and pending mandamus details with dates and names.
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VAS Dive N.C
KH Convat
H. F. Falrin
BF Gardner
Eleas Gardner
Wake County
M. i. Barber
Nogaria
Mentz
M. B. Barher
Il Harris
Wix Se Ooner Co
What Did Cleveland Say About Journalists In Office Picks
A report claimed President Cleveland would not appoint newspaper men to office to avoid subsidizing the press. He denied any plan to exclude editors, citing that appointments would be based on merit and duty, not press ties, and that the misunderstanding arose from Postmaster General Bissell remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lew
Dockery
Cleveland
Bissell
Charles H. J. Taylor
Kansas City
Kansas
Senator Martin
District of Columbia
Crisp Breuht T. W. Rucker
Col. Buckburn
Atlanta
Lindsay Johsson
Rose
Bauckburn and Johnson
Ruckes
Georgia
Eveland
Alabama
Capitol
Washington
Senate
Atoday
White House
Democratic Caucus Committee
Dsy
Atkinson's House Furnishing Co Enters Assignment
Atkinson's House Furnishing Co with fourteen New England branches has assigned to Charles F Libby of Portland and Costello C Converse of Boston. Liabilities are about 1.5 million with assets estimated at 3 million. The trouble stemmed from money market strains and loan calls Saturday. The firm did 3 million in business last year, and President Atkinson expects full debt payment. Most debt is to Boston area firms. some creditors are in New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson's House Furnishing Co
Asalgo
Boston
Mass
Atkinson’s House Furnishing Company
New England
Charles F Libby
Portland
Costello C Converse
Dent Isaac H. Atkinson
Atkinson
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sun
Liverpool
Bombay
E.mbay
New Orleans
Porte
Hoe
Chcaco
Borrow & Milling
Bamks
Higinbotham
Senate debates and eight hour ruling dominate Washington session
Washington March 13 The senate failed to reach a decision on a resolution limiting its work to executive business and adjourned to Wednesday for further discussion. Meanwhile the Supreme Court affirmed a Court of Claims ruling that postal carriers are entitled to overtime pay beyond eight hours when duties extend past the standard day, with Justice Brown noting the eight hour rule applies to actual mail work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasminton
Callas
Florida
Senate
Gorman
Mandelson
Manderson
Justice Brown
Wasahinatos
United States Supreme Court Today
Court of Claims
Aaron
Post
Frank Gales
United States
Post Office Department
Taucourt
Julie Brows
Telegraphic Breevettees and Miscellany From Across the Nation
A patchwork of brief items reports highwaymen disturbing Huntington residents Lewis Nixon’s possible Navy post, Henry George and St Louis groups hosting a reception, Houston heirs facing a land suit, Lutt & Co. folded into bankruptcy, and the Inflexible’s stormy New York arrival. Other notes mention Yale Harvard college boats, Nebraska flood damage, a derailed freight near Chicago, and fatalities including engineer George Hayen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Yestertay
Lewis Nixon
Cramp
Navy
St. Louis
Henry George
Merchants’ Exchange
Sam Houston
Texas
Houston
Lutt & Co
Philip
Brush Steamship
Decorah
Louis J Heintz
New York City
Yale Navy
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
New London
Cornell
Bwinas
Nebraska
Unicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
George Hayen
Smiths Great Department Work Of The Interior Office
Georgia cabinet officer Hoke Smith manages the Interior Department with attention to pensions and bureaus like Indian affairs and land, aiming for reform. The article notes his intent to gain efficient knowledge, limit Sunday work, and set visitor hours from 10 am to 1 pm on most days and 10 am to 12 pm on cabinet days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Office
Georgia
Washieton
Interior Department
Hoke Smith
Smith
Indian Bureau
General Land Office
Inter Or Department
Taw
Patent Office
Tnterior Department
Geologic Survey
United States Commissioner of Railroads
United States Commissioner of Education
Secretary of Interior
Lynched in Tennessee and other March events
March items describe a lynching of a murderer near Nittayuna Mississippi aftermath, updates on union talks in Toledo Ohio, President Cleveland's church attendance, Kentucky’s veteran telegrapher Col Charles Taylor’s death, a Lisbon report on the Naronic, London health notes on Gladstone, a Mass fire in Manchester and Lyon, clerks dismissed in Washington, and no Senate nominations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Fuansfort
Charles Taylor
Wesern Union
Col. Taylor
Frankfort
Confederacy
Washington
Carlisle
Second Auditors Office
Senate
Sunday Tragedy in Laurens Town Necro Quarter
A violent murder occurred in Laurens at Ps cura Hollow near the creek where Emma and John Ferguson argued over their marriage. Emma was slain by a knife at around 4 o’clock as she refused to return to John, a bloody razor reportedly found near the scene, and two young witnesses corroborate the attack. Sheriff McCrary led a posse through the woods in pursuit while the town reels from the slaying and prior domestic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens
John Ferguson
Emma
John
Enoee
Ben
Alice Fowler
Rachel Faron
Alice Foster
Alice
Rachael Farrow
Racinel
Emmy
West Wilson
Rachael
Wilson
Ifis
McCrary
Platt Resigns from Tenn Coal and Iron Board
New York March 13 ex Senator Thomas Platt resigned as president of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway Company at a board meeting at 49 Broadway. In his letter he cites demands of other enterprises make it impossible to devote care to the company. De Bardelaer named new president and urged retaining Platt’s policy until the Tracey City meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate
Thomas
Platt
Tennesse Coal, Iron and Railway Company
No 49
Broadway
Tam
de Bardelab R
Oshata
H. F. de Barde Aber
Pratt
Tracey City
Tenn
de Bardelaer
Birmingham
Alabama
Cotton acreage talks and cholera scare mix in 1893 notes
The Texas cotton acreage convention in Aust ix on March 18 appointed a committee from each district to draft a farmers address, urged no immediate changes in 1893 acreage, and planned a New Orleans convention. meanwhile cholera fears in Braver Pa and a bond vote in Austis O tied to sewerage funding. Southern notes report cotton mill plans across multiple states, gun tests in Massachusetts, heavy rains damaging rails in Nebraska, and a Kansas City mayoral bid by Mrs A Potter with Patrick’s Day Irish events and Home Rule funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piort
Austix
Texas
South
New Orleans
Braver
Weley Walton
Brighton Township
Auiasce
St. Patrick
Bank of Minnesota
Luis City
Fairview Farm Stallion Record and Legal Notice Listing
Fairview Farm details a 1895 era stallion named Franklin Chief autard registered AF cheerout stallion five hands high weighing about 1200 pounds with lineage through Hamtefoming Hilaire Sherman and Git Hamble valan among others. The notice also covers a Wake County court mortgage sale of three acres near Spencer Garrett and HR S yiling, with sale arranged at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Lambert
Tas Seth
Carelion
Hilaire Sherman
Dans
Sulweel
Court
C. Ander
Sylus Faneam
Wake County
Bow
Wake Comney
Spencer Garrett
Yiling
Laws
PHOS
Pubnell
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Kam
Teol?the
Nota CaRoLina
Dottoe
Strong
Halegh
Anleas
Iumarteus
Letvera
Reetabytoy
Micera
TE Monroe Fraser
America
North Carolina
United
Tay
Sonthrople
Pionta
Asheville N.C
Eviile
Presen
Weaverville
Hun
N. Gy
Wetawa
Ralf M.B Garber
J.P. Vane Coonty
Pollerve
BF. Gardner
Mre
Ees Gerntner
Henry Pennington
Lee Creas
Mr Chas
Bretsch
Fayetteville Ret
Kenow
Cty
Hewson Progressen
M. Chevalier
Department of the Debt
Cairo
Charles de Lesseps
Suez Canal Company
Vanderbilt
London
Paris
Tiverpont
Madrid
Congress
Caveras del Gastullo
Linor Silvela
Rewis
Carliet
Missouri
Curry
the Times
Fayette
Howard County
George Wynn
Boyd McCreary
wmixcHam
Ala
John Gibson
Miss
Metropolitan House
Knights of Honor
Wasumetox
Justice Jackson
Sustice Lamar
Tennessee
Memphis
Rufus Hayward
Lee Walton
Nittsyaumn
Walton
Nittayuna
Rolling Fork
Toepo
Acn Arbor
Arthur
United Press
T. M. Ashley
Youngson
Brotherhood
Ashuington
Stevenson
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Narantec
Lisbon
Azores
Giad
Hampstead
Maxsach
Anc
Lyon
Cx Tral Avenue
Central Investment Company
Rukosr
Jessie
James Seligman
Hichmond
Jesse Seligeman
Hs Brther
James
Reimond Terminal
West Peat Railroid Company
John Henman
Georgia Central Railroad
Rienmord
Georgia Central Company
Jersey Central Company
D Schenck
S H Wrey
Themas Keogh
Georgia Company
Central Trust Company
Gale
Georgia Central Trust
Jao H Inman
Lexington
N. C
W. E Holt
Messrs. W. Monteastre
T. M. Thompson
Thomas Platt
THE
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company
Panama Canal
Esse
Charles de Lesrepps
Baihant
Lrs
Goliard
Henri Cottu
Nicolle
Panama
Madame Cottu
Somnoury
Bourgroes
Bourgcoies
Madame Cot
Burrgevics
Siboury
Staements
Bougesises
Madame Cotta
Bougevis
Bougeois
Somoury
Bourgeois
Madame Citta
Chamber of Deputies
Ribot
House of Commons
William Vernon Harcourt
Southern Tex
Farnsdale
Allen & Dumas Company
Macon
Janette
Ashwood
Eading
Organize & Company
Cree
Wrehmech
J. H. Collins
Charcott
N.C
Eutaw
Barnwell
Acton Mill
Ware
8. C
Nash (Tenn
C. M. Fogg
T. Bs. Dallas
Tressurer
Snd
J. M. Scott
Deanl
Cherryville
New Cotton Mill Company
Gastonia
Windsor Cotton Mill
Wit Capital
Star 1Eld
War Department
National Firearm
Coil
Otis
R. H. Hall
H. B. Freeman
Infantry
J. P. Farrey
E Blunt
Ordance Department
G. 8. Anderson Ome
Yellowstone Park
Freeman
Fort Douglas
Col
Col. Otis
L. Dyer
Hall
Lieut. White
Marine Corps
Omawa
South Platte
North Platte
Loup
E Union Paciffic
Burlington
Pre
Raort
Ekhorn
Missouri Valley Ratio Sd
Dangeons
Ira
Kassasity
Kan
Aona Potter
Kanass City
Fairview Farm
Mareh
Fairview
Piri Indok
OK Hellable
Cam
Adienormord
John O. Drewry
Hatater
Mortat
Vehicien
Barnes
Stroton Repository
Harates
Wilmington Street
Derek
Frank Stro ™ Ach
Ant
Leve Land
Imortense
Resis
Wetec
Zaletea
Dorksreek Township
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