Wake county estate sale of Mary Morebrad lands
A probate sale is set for Monday at noon in Wake County to settle the estate of Mary A. Morebrad. Commissioner Pullen will auction property including two parcels on Fayetteville and Salisbury streets with acres and timber, divided among heirs and mapped in Wake County records. Balance due in cash with terms stated. property details include adjoining tracts and city lots near the Crabtree or Tavern lands.
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North Carolina horses sell as records rise in time trials
Auction notices describe several fine horses including Happy Medium and Primus lineages. Maxey Cobb stallion records and fast times are noted, with foaling in 1856 and a bay gelding achieving a 2:15 pace. The seller cites high gentleness and suitability for carriage work, inviting buyers to Jou street near Blount and mentioning James McKee and JG Yton Jr as contacts.
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Primus
Kobt
Metium
Jou Street
James McKee
Piocor
JG Yton, Jr
Duan
N.C
Whitelaw Reid's Niece Marries Judge Harrison at Ophir Farm
Miss Ella Spencer Reid, niece of vice presidential candidate Whitelaw Reid, wed Judge Ralph Chandler Harrison of San Francisco at Ophir Farm. Archdeacon Kirkley officiated in the drawing room as Whitelaw Reid gave the bride away, followed by an elaborate wedding breakfast. Judge Harrison, a leading California lawyer and California Supreme Court member, ties the knot amid prominent social and legal circles.
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Peck case to be heard in October before Judge Wood
The case against Charles F. Peck state commissioner of statistics of labor for producing papers was heard. Peck said he followed secrecy pledges to sources to obtain trustworthy information. He argued the data was not state property and named that the report was created before any Democratic nomination. Judge Maghan ordered a special term hearing in October before Judge Wood.
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Democrats Endorse Chicago Platform For Governor Russell
Boston dispatch reports the Democratic State convention endorses the Chicago platform, demands free raw materials, denounces trusts and the 1890 silver act, and nominates William E. Russell for Governor. Other ticket members named include James B. Carroll for Lieutenant Governor and Chas. F. Hamlin for Attorney General. A West Virginia note covers Gen. Stevenson’s campaign stop in Bristol and a crowd gathers to hear Cleveland's running mate. Baseball scores and political notices wrap the day.
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Afro American Press Association meets in Philadelphia session
The Afro American Press Association gathered in Philadelphia in the common council chamber for a general session. President Mitchell led a morning program with remarks urging independence by ballots and strong action against racial oppression.
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Weary national demagogues draw crowd in Fayetteville
Special to the State Chronicle Fayetteville North Carolina September 27 Weaver Mrs Lease and Exum spoke before a crowd of five hundred to one thousand Democrats. Weaver attacked Democrats and praised Republicans while promising no remedies. Mrs Lease delivered schoolboy declamation and Exum spoke mainly about himself. A later reply by Jas H Pou spoke for Cumberland democracy.
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Sale of Raleigh land by trustees under deed of trust
Trustees will sell at public auction at the Raleigh courthouse door on September 2. The land, seven acres more or less, sits in the southwest corner of Cannon Street, within and partly outside Raleigh city limits. It is described in a deed of trust by A W Shaffer, recorded in Wake County. Walter Clark is trustee. The sale proceeds to satisfy the Coastal Trust debt against the N C Life Insurance Co. land.
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Notice of summons and sale in Wake County
Notice states defendants must appear in Wake County North Carolina court on specified date to answer or demur to complaint for debt on two notes totaling 1444 40 plus interest. Also included is a separate notice of sale under a 182 term Wayne County North Carolina order in the Goldsboro Cotton Mills case with public auction scheduled October 11. 182.
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Simmons
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Chowan Baptist Female Institute Advertises Courses and Fall Session
The Chowan Baptist Female Institute promotes literature science elocution music art stenography and typewriting with departments under two specialists. Health is praised and charges are stated as reasonable. Fall session begins Wednesday September 7th. For catalogue contact John B Brewer President. Tyler Desk Co of St Louis offers antique desk styles for office use with models 4 ft and 5 ft, with cash pricing and direct orders urged.
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John B. Brewer
Tyler Desk Co
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Standard Bred Trotting Horses Sale At Fair View Farm
P. W. Lamson of Fair View Farm announces the third annual sale of standard bred trotting horses Friday November the next. About forty head including brood mares with foal to Panama of Mesuder and other standard bred stock will be auctioned to the highest bidder. Notable entries include Bambletomian 14 the sire of Geor Wilkes and Fleethoness, plus Harpy Medium and Nancy Howard progeny among others. Five trotting brood geldings and four youngstandard bred stallions from Frank to Chief and other quality stock will be offered. Mares by standard bred stallions are also included. Catalogues and terms available by October with orders to Lamson for arrangements. Jogues expected October 2nd.
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Typewriter Headquarters offer large stock and low prices
Typewriter Headquarters proclaims world leadership with "all makes" of typewriters, inspecting before sale, promises first class condition, and savings at about half price. They rent instruments anywhere, claim the largest stock on two floors, and provide free illustrated catalogs. Located at $1 Broadway New York with Monroe Street entrance.
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