Fragmented Notice of Sale and Auctions from 1842 Ledger
A damaged 19th century notice describes an auction for land near Leevton and Lenoir streets, with references to owners Barton Cree Columbus Hinson and others. It mentions a court house sale on a specific October, with trustees PURGWYN N and James McKeK BD H Lak noted, plus unrelated horse sale data and scattered details about property boundaries and lines.
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Barton's
Columbus Hinson
Purgwynn
Carolina
Per Forther
James McKek
Fragmentary legal notice outline from a distant case
Incomplete OCR fragment outlines a boundary or property dispute судебный процесс with references to north and east borders and a judgment attachment. The damaged text mentions lands and a court action though names and dates are missing.
Grover Cleveland at Delmonico Banquet in New York
The 124th annual chamber of commerce dinner at Delmonico's honored President-elect Grover Cleveland with Hon. Chauncey Depew and Whitelaw Reid at the head table. Cleveland spoke warmly on business interests while others toasted Italy and commerce, as notable guests and officials filled the hall.
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Poisoner Cream Is Executed For Multiple Murders
Loxpox Nov 15 Cream the man who poisoned Matilda Clover and several other girls was hanged at Wooddock. He faced his fate quietly as a lever released the trap and he dropped into a five foot pit. The body was later removed and covered with quicklime. Cream, born in Glasgow in 1850, had a long career of alleged poisonings across Canada and the United States ending in his execution.
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Powderly Opposed to Indiscriminate Immigration
The Knights of Labor convention in St. Louis heard Ply Powderly oppose indiscriminate immigration. He urged legislation to curb immigration, aligning with reports that Senator Chandler may push a restrictive bill. The meeting also touched on ballot reform and internal hall disputes involving August Delbar.
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Oxford lynching over attempted assault shocks New York era
Ox fon New York Nov 15 William Burnett a colored man who in August last attempted rape on a young white girl was taken from jail this morning between midnight and day by a mob forced the jailer to open the jail Burnett was hanged from a pine tree in the suburban area of the town The coroner summoned a jury and held an inquest The event set off censure across Oxford with citizens saying few knew of the act and that Burnett would have faced trial next term.
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After the Fire Steps to Rebuild Winston City
Fire devastated Winston last night destroying buildings and stock. Insurance covers losses of Vaughn & Their. business leaders urge immediate paid fire department. Mayor and aldermen commend Greensboro and Richmond Danville railways for aid and announce safety investigations. Mrs. Wilson injured by a blast near the fire. shell of shot suspected. News notes include Edgecombe and Wilkesboro political demonstrations and Wilmington Naval Reserves plans.
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate Under Wake County Judgment
Sale authorized by a Wake County Superior Court consent judgment. administrator and court commissioner JOHN T PULLEN will offer multiple parcels tied to Mary A Morehead estate. Three parcels on Fayetteville and Hargett streets to be sold at public auction with one third cash and remaining balance due in six months at 5 percent, title reserved until paid. Parcel descriptions include a dry goods storefront and grocery sites with wall privileges and appurtenances.
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Wake County
W. K Davis
N. P. Jones
Louisa L. Cosby
Mary A. Morehead
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Mary A
Weettle
Fayetteville Street
John S&s
Saltbury Street
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J OF Redford
For Sale Now Auction Notice on Farm Near Raleigh
One first class farm of about 120 acres with 40 acres woodland and remaining cultivated. Features an orchard with various fruit trees, located about two miles from the railroad and near the capital of North Carolina. Offered for sale at a price below intramural value. For terms and particulars contact John Stapfona or A. Dug Raleigh. Nov 6.
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Sale of Real Estate in Wake County Special Proceeding
In Wake County Superior Court special proceeding M L Fowler administrator et al. v Lil Kien Hunter et al. a sale date is set for December in Ro eavidle county to dispose of described properties including a one fifth undivided tract around Wilkins and other parcels totaling about 12 acres. The sale transfers the life interest of Martha Maily and related estate interests. Also notices promoting an antique oak roll desk from Tyler Desk Co. of St Louis with prices and ordering details appear.
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M L Fowler
W. K. Hanter
Kien Hunter
Leva
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Solomon
Eleabeth Kelly
JJ. Rains
Wilkins
AB. Stell
Maily
Martha Maily
Tyler Desk Co
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St Louls
Typewriter Headquarters Offer in New York and Chicago
An advertisement proclaims Typewriter Headquarters offering all makes at half price with warranties and exchange, renting options, and the largest stock in the world. Two floors in New York and Chicago showcase illustrated catalogs and specimens for free.
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