Land Sale Notice in Barton's Township North Carolina
Public sale of lands and lots in Barton’s adjoining the lands of Cross Hutchinson and others. Notice given by the trustee Burgwyn in October 1802 for the highest bidder at the court house auction. Description includes bounded parcels, an acre or more, and two dwellings with two good repairable houses.
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Rairo
Sineand
Thomas Will
Balcomaty
N. C
Smith
Ben
Moore
Lesnd
Rye
Thas
Lenoir
KR. B. Haysar
Haywood
Henry Bonds
Cottaing
Anid
Thoroughbred racing stock offered for sale in North Carolina
A fragmented notice advertises well bred horses including a steeplechaser with a 229 record and a Primus descendant. It notes a stallion line tied to a pole, describes a gentle mare from 1886 and claims the horses are not to be missed. Viewings arranged by Dr James McKee or Ed B. Lee.
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Robt Meig Bore
North Carolina
Axey Cobb
James McKee
Lee
Wake County auction to settle attached estate in Seconder Branch area
A notice from Wake County announces a December 1592 public auction of property and rights described as the estate of a named debtor, with boundaries in Seconder Branch township and linked to an attachment proceeding. The sale aims to satisfy a judgment against the named party and involves a dwelling and surrounding land, with details recorded by M W Pae, Wake County sheriff.
California Close Vote Leaves Result in Doubt
Telegraph dispatches from San Francisco and Columbus report a tight national ticket race in California with a Republican plurality likely 6,000 to 8,000 outside San Francisco and Cleveland leading by about 6,500 in the city. The final outcome hinges on the official canvass as to state legislature control and the fate of several electors.
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State Chronicle
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the Chronicle
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Democratic State Committee
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Treasury
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Prrtseune
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Yale Beats Penn State 28 to 0 in New York
New York November 12 Yale Blue defeated Pennsylvania 28 to 0 at Manhattan field. Yale, coming off a Princeton win, fielded a strong lineup and dominated, Butterworth kicking the first score after the opening kickoff and the Yale centre overpowering the Penn squad throughout.
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Yales
University of Pennsylvania
Manhattan Field
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Butterworth
British Business Men React to US Election Results
London reports show Sheffield chamber and several firms pleased with Cleveland victory but doubtful on immediate tariff reform. Interviews from Liverpool and Belfast note mixed views amid McKinley tariff impacts on wool, tin plate, ships, and trade. Some expect temporary changes to aid English goods while others foresee revival in chemical trade and steadier cotton industry prospects.
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Francis Lingo Is Freed After Sensational New Jersey Murder Trial
Francis Lingo, colored, walked free in Camden after Judge Garrison directed the jury that the evidence did not prove his guilt in the murder of Annie Miller. The case, long famous in New Jersey, centered on circumstantial proof and prior arrests, with Lingo once condemned and then granted a new trial.
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Miller
Annie LeConey
Chalkley LeConey
Niagara Falls Blast Kills Master Mechanic in Powder House
A massive blast at Niagara Falls caused by 100 pounds of blasting powder and dynamite at the Messrs. Douglass and Johnson canal and tunnel works killed John Hoban, master mechanic, and badly burned William Wier and Sherman J D Smith. Windows shattered for miles, nearby houses damaged, and the plant's machinery and pumps survived. Hoban was Canadian, about forty, with no known family.
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State Chronicle
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Douglass and Johnson
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William Wier
Sherman JD. Smith
Buffalo Street
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Huobar
An Ovation to Simmons in North Carolina
Special dispatches describe Chairman Simmons’s triumphant return through Kinston Newbern Roxford and Shelby with mass enthusiasm cannons fireworks and torches. The crowd hailed him as victor and praised his leadership across multiple towns along the route.
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N. C
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Grainger
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Newbern
North Carolina
Harrison and Tracy plan New York law partnership
The State Chronicle reports that after March a new firm may form in New York with Benjamin Harrison and Benjamin F. Tracy as principal members. It notes Tracy will resume law practice in New York City and Harrison may join him, following Grover Cleveland's Buffalo to New York path.
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Grover Cleveland
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Cream on Death Row At London Prison
The article notes that Cream faces execution with no reprieve and is under constant wardens’ watch in his cell. He may issue a written statement to the chaplain, is a Church of England member, and his execution clothes are prepared for display along with Palmer’s poisoner bottles. It adds that Dr Neill Cream’s death joins a list of physicians condemned for poisoning. It also reports a mine fire in Audenrid, Pa, causing job losses, and California presidential returns showing Harrison leading, with Democrats likely to hold a two-seat joint-ballot majority.
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London
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Neill Cream
Democratic and Republican Campaign Closures in New York and Georgia
Republican headquarters at 518 Fifth Avenue closed in New York while Democratic headquarters remain open for a week or two. The Democratic National Campaign Committee will advise President-elect Cleveland until inauguration day and may keep permanent quarters in New York until March 4. In Georgia, Senator Gordon, Governor Northen, and other Southern Democrats discuss Hoke Smith of Atlanta for a Cleveland cabinet post. A deputy sheriff, Holmes, colored, was killed in Bavaria, Georgia, as he protected Edward Bennett from his half brother Lewis Brown. Democratic majority for Congress in Virginia appears with Epes ahead of Coode by 836 votes.
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Georgia
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Real Estate Sale Decree in Wake County Court
Under a Wake County Superior Court consent judgment, W K Davis NP Jones and others vs Louisa L Cosby, Mary A Morehead estate assets are to be liquidated. On Monday December 12 at 12 o clock, the administrator and court commissioner will sell three described properties on Fayetteville Hargett streets to the highest bidder with one third cash and balance in six months, interest at percent, title reserved until payment. JOAN T PULLEN is administrator and commissioner.
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NP Jones
Louisa L. Cosby
Mary A. Morehead
Towit
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For Sale Now. One First-Class Farm Near Raleigh NC
An 126 acre farm with 40 acres of timber and a ready orchard, close to Sebary church and within a quarter mile of the railroad near Raleigh. The owner, John Stapfona, offers the property for sale at a bargain as he plans to travel, with details to be arranged by A Dughi of Raleigh. Also included are scattered notices about estate matters and catalog advertising from Tyler Desk Co of St Louis.
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State Chronicle
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Capitol
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