Notice of sale under execution of valuable real estate
Notice of sale under execution of valuable real estate describes two parcels in Wilson Township near Cemetery Street bounded by Stantonsburg and Crescent Hosiery property. The sale will occur at the Wilson County courthouse steps on October 27, 1921, to satisfy the execution against William Mercer. Av. A. Glover, Sheriff.
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A.art, Tomlinson & Co. Lee
Powell & Lloyd A
Wikian Mercer
Superior Court
Wilson County
Ash
William Mercer
Wilson ‘Township
Tuion of
Wilson
Stantonsburg Street
Cemetery Street
Wiliam Mencer
John Barnes
J. T. Soley& Sons
Stantonsburg
N. C
Ford
Mays Joins Duff Piano Co as Special Salesman
HL Mays a former Georgian joins the Duff Piano Co as special salesman. Dr and Mrs L V Grady departed for Baltimore for a social and professional trip lasting several days.
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Duff Piano CO
HL. Mays
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Mrs. L. V. Grady
Notice of Administration for Edward S Shimey
The administratrix Zule Toney of Edward S Shimey late of Wilson county advertises for creditors to present claims within twelve months. All persons owing the estate should settle. This September 12, 1924. Attorneys Connor and Hill.
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Edward SS ‘Himey
Wilson County
Zulie ‘Toney
Connor & Hill
Administrator’s Notice for William H Finch Estate
Jesse J Amerson is administrator of the Williams H Finch estate in Wilson NC. He calls all creditors to present claims by September 2, 1925 and urges immediate payment of any debts owed to the estate. The notice is dated September 2, 1924.
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William H. Finch
Wilson North Carolina
Whsial
Jesse J. Amerson
William H
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