Wake county sale of estate lands in Morehead heirs case
By consent of Wake county Superior Court a sale of Mary A. Morehead estate realty is set for October 8 1892. Properties include a Fayetteville Street drugstore lot a 2 acre city block near Pullen Park and three large tracts known as Crabtree Tavern Williams and western city lands with timber. One third cash balance in six months at 8 percent interest with title reserved until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Wake County
W. EK. Davia
N. P. Jones
Louise L. Cosby
Mary A. Morehead
Court House
Towit
Fayetteville Street
John 8
Pescudas
Salisbury Street
City of
Raleigh
Esat
Edenton
Bloodworth
Moran & Denson’s
Kimborough Jones
Crabtree Or Tavern
King
R Smith
Register of Deeds
Wakelen
Raeigh
Rocky Branch
Williams
Pullen Park
J. M. Heck
F. Bevers
Jas. L. Williams
R. Soith
JXO
T Pullen
Adm
Com’r
Raleigh Male Academy Announcement
Raleigh Male Academy Morson and Denson principals C L Haywood assistant. The 14th year begins Monday August 20 1892. Pupils prepared for any class in College or Business life. The last year was the most successful in its long career. Parents are requested to enter pupils promptly. For Catalogues address principals.
Typewriter Headquarters Advertises Unmatched Stock
A brief ad proclaims Typewriter Headquarters offering every make, thorough examination, and guaranteed first class condition at about half price. They rent instruments, operate two floors in New York and Chicago, provide free illustrated catalogs, and ship anywhere with extensive stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Monroe St
Chicago
Oxford Female Seminary Opens 42nd Annual Session
The 42nd annual session of Oxford Female Seminary opens on August 8 in Oxford North Carolina. Degrees offered include B A and G E or Graduate in English with a business course in stenography. The strong faculty holds diplomas from Vienna, Laureur, Cooper Union, Philadelphia Conservatory, and Berlin Royal Conservatory. Board and full courses cost $170 per 40 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
N C
University of Vienna
Laureur School of Languages
Cooper University Art School of New York
Philaphia Conservatory
Royal Conservatory of Berlin
Kenilworth Inn and Vanderbilt Park Offer Scenic Forest Park View
A vintage pamphlet promotes two Asheville attractions, Kenilworth Inn and Vanderbilt Park, describing 160 acres of Forest Park and a grand view. It highlights an opera style orchestra, scenic drives, a superior hotel and table, with affordable rates and a free illustrated pamphlet from Browning & Wheeler, proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Vanderbilt Park
Forest Park
Browning & Wheeler
William Curtis Dies Peacefully at West Brighton
Geo William Curtis veteran editor of Harper's Weekly and Putnams Weekly dies at home in West Brighton Staten Island after long illness. Born Providence Rhode Island February 23 1824 he served in New York journalism and public life. Autopsy planned. He was chancellor of the University of the State of New York. He authored Nile Notes of a Howadji Lotus Eating Potiphar Papers and Trumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chronicle
New York
Geo
William Curtis
Westbrighton
Staten Island
F. G. Curtis
Boston
Mr. Curtis
Providence
R. I
Curtis
Europe
New York Tribune
Putnams Weekly
Harpers Monthly
Harpers Weekly
Grant
LABOUCHERE GLADSTONE CONTROVERSY REACTIONS ACROSS BRITAIN
London opinion split over royal interference with a ministerial appointment as The Chronicle endorses Labouchere’s side while Pall Mall Gazette and St James Gazette defend or justify the sovereign’s influence. The Globe argues the crown may be entitled to an opinion on ministerial selections. Meanwhile South Carolina primaries edge Tillmanism to two more years with mixed congressional results and other national items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
State Chronicle
London
The
Chronicle Today
Labouchere
Pall Mall Gazette
St. James Gazette
Globe
Clareston
8. C
South Carolina
Tillmanism
Columbia
Brawley
Stokes
Alliance
George Tillman
Jasper Talbert
Johnstone
A. C. Latimer
Shell
Joseph Johnston
Hemphill
T. J. Strait
John L. McLaurin
KE W Moise
W. H. Heyward
Tillmanite
Nancy Hanks Sets New World Trotting Mark at Independence
Nancy Hanks raced the Independence kite track in 2 05 1 4, two seconds off her Chicago record. Doble drove the mare with Old Abe Lincoln and Ned Cordon as rivals, the crowd roared as she won the mile in fast splits 81, 1:01, 1:34, and 2:05 1 4, amid cheers and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chronicle
Independence
Iowa
Nancy Hanks
Chicago
Nancy
Doble
Dobls Head
Abe Lincoln
Frank Starr
Williams
Ned Cordon
Twen
Cholera Reach Spurs Immigration and World Fair Delay
As Asiatic cholera arrives in New York a push grows to suspend immigration amid eastern outbreaks. Officials weigh delaying the World’s Fair and a possible halt to the monetary conference. The Moravia reports cholerine deaths during its Hamburg voyage, while President Harrison's Washington trip plans are adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chronicle
Washington
New York
Spaulding
Treasury
Sanborn
Tallmadge
Plot Exposed of Gop Compromise in North Carolina
A Raleigh bound article details Dr. W P Exum claiming third party allies plan to throw Weaver’s vote to Republicans if Harrison looks likely to win, to defeat Cleveland and break the solid South. Also reports baseball results, Wisconsin Democratic convention, Matt Ransom in Greensboro, and railway commission decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
State Chronicle
Gopstoro
N.C
W. P. Exum
National Republican
Harrison
People’s Party
Weaver
Exum
Dr. Exum
Roscover
Notice of summons and attachment in Wake County case
The defendant Jno D Page is summoned August 8 1892 with a warrant of attachment issued by W D Haywood J P for two notes dated September 1679 and December 1585 totaling 142 40 with interest. The hearing at Raleigh will be September 27 1892 at 12 o clock noon. Defendant must appear or demur. August 10 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delias. Manly
Mary Ann Chagnon
Chagnon
Chas. F. Sawyer
Washington
State Chronicle
Wourre Prats
N. Y
Harrison
Carter
Russell Harrison
Loon Lake
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Platt
J. E. Milholland
Ophir Farm
Mr. Reid
D. O. Mills
Brookfield
Thomas
New York State Committee
Hackett
State Executive Committee
Aldrich
Rhode Island
New York
Republican Executive Committee
Norra Carona
W. A. Myatt
Jno
D. Page
W. D. Haywood
Raleigh
Turaday
W D. Haywood
J. P
Louisburg Female College Opens 1802 Session
Next term begins September 1 1802 offering courses in calisthenics washing and fires as well as music art elocution stenography typewriting telegraphy and business studies. Brick building with fifty rooms sits on 12 percent acres shaded by oaks and hickories. Tuition sixty dollars for the year ending June 1 1893 with business course free to pupils in other departments. Catalogs available from S D Bagley President Louisburg North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Academy of Arts
D. Bagley
Louisburg
N. C
Chowan Baptist Female Institute Opens Fall Session
The Chowan Baptist Female Institute at Murfreesboro North Carolina advertises advanced studies in Literature Science Music Art Stenography and Writing. Each department is led by a specialist with appealing facilities and affordable tuition based on modest medical costs. The Fall session starts Wednesday September 7 with inquiries directed for a catalog or further information.
Notice of Public Sale of Real Estate From A Morehead Estate
Court orders a public sale of portions of the real estate of A Morehead deceased. Those interested should submit offers. the sale will occur after proper notice of time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morehead
Cheap Brick At Last From Hammill and Honeycutt
Raleigh contractors can save on brick after a new system produced by our firm, lowering price from previous levels by 2 dollars per 1000. Brickyards are near Walnut Creek on the Watson farm in Wake County, with ideal conditions for production. Call before making contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Walnut Creek
Watson Farr
Wake County
Hammill & Honeycutt
N.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ww. H. King & Company
wittiaMe
Wert Attmatec
Davis School
Winston, N.C
Tomlinon
Stlenta
Hallerton
Macon
Killig
Len
Kentucky
Raleigh Male Academy
Oxford Female Seminary
Kenilworth
Biltmore Station
Asheville, N. C
Jeam
State Island
Carnegie
Pirristine
Carnegie 38d Street
Crawford
New Castle Steel Works
Ross
Scotland
Homesmrap
Hugh Ross
Pittsburg
United States
Cluny Castle
Andrew Carnegie
Hawarden
W. E. Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
India
Amerer
Afghanistan
Ramsan
Jallty
Tenn
Coal Creek
Anderson County
New Port
R.I
Campbell
Hovey
the State Chronicle
St. Marys Falls Canal
Welland Canal
Telegraph
Goddard
the World
Moravia
Lower Bay
Jenkins
Trenton
N. J
Bird Today
Thos. P. Curly
Camden
Tron Hall
New Jersey
Curly
Ricumont
Blue Ridge Spring
McKinney
Taft Hall
Bancor
Maine
Nelson
Miss Borden
Nashville
Oliver Springs
Debon Sharp
Cabls
Grate Chronicle
John Morley
Ireland
Loch Rannoch
Simmons Liver Regulator
Prrissura
John Wippert
John Nelson
Homestead
Carnegie Company
T. F. Gibson
Alderman McMasters
R. H. Tyler
Jos. Knippe
Pinkerton
Duquesne Lodge
Amalgamated Association
Pinkertons
Duquesne
Wippert
Gibson
Bremen
Cable UN
Bern
New Yorks
Pittsburgh
Ehret
Mack
McMahon
Lynch
Louisvilles
Bassett
Louisville
Brooklyn
Stratton
Merritt
Haddock
Dailey
Snyder
Philadelphia
Colts
Chicagoes
Gumbert
Chrive
Casey
Dowse
Emilie
Baltimore
Cuppy
Zimmer
Cobb
Gunson
Gafney
Young
Robinson
Cincinnati
Daub
Vaughan
Stivetts
Gansel
Burns
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Witwacker
Wis
B. W. Jones
Madison
Peck
Matt Ransom
Greensboro
Greensporo
G Order
Railway Commission
County Commissioners of
Warren
Sherrill
Morriaville
Herbert
Scotland Neck
Kinston
Westbrook
Southern Express Co
inter-State Commission
Coward
Murphy
Citizens of
Maron
W. H. King &Co
Fayetteville and
Hargett Stree
J. A
MH. Holt
Pre
Oak Ridge, N. Cc
A. W. Shaffer
Seber
N. C. Life Insurance Co
Oaleigh
Cannon Street
Tucker
D. G. Fowle
C. B. Root
Walter Clark
Rustee
Louisburg Female College
Louisburg S Co
Chowan
Jy Tt
John B. Brewer
MO. T
Adamr. c. A
Tyler Desk Co
F. C. B. St. Louis
P. O
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!