Masons Open New Temple in Athens with Large Attendance
Mt Ver non Lodge No 22 Free and Accepted Masons held its first meeting in the newly furnished temple in Athens. Worshipful Master Dorsey and the re-furnishing committee were praised, with Past Master M G Michael named as supervising force. Members propose a public reception to showcase the splendid temple. The evening featured the conferring of the Master’s degree in a striking ceremony.
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Mt. Vernon
Ove Widall
Dorsey
M. G Michael
Thorougly
Davison and Lowes Splendid Store Adromo Bargains
Large shipment of Ladies, Misses, Boys and Infants underwear and knit garments in cotton, half wool and all wool. Boys school pants and shoes, cloaks and stockings for girls, dress goods and trimmings. Hosiery for women and children with varied prices. Dress fabrics, wares, table linens, quilts, towels. Also a ton of household goods and a health salve promotion.
Murder Trial Opens in Carnerville Court
A high profile murder trial starts in Franklin Superior Court with Plato Jordan charged in the killing of Al Star. Prominent lawyers from multiple circuits appear for both sides, including Charles H. Brand and David W. Meadow for the State and J N Worley, Julian McCurry, Glen Dorough, and William R. Little for the defense. The case is expected to be hard fought with vigorous advocacy.
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Franklin Superior Court
Plato Jordan
al Star
Charles H. Brand
David W. Meadow
J. A. Mcduff
Lavonia
J. A Neese
Carnesville
J. N. Worley
Elberton
A. G
Julian McCurry
Hartwell
Glen Dorough
Royston
William R. Little
Carneaville
Cotton compression season opens as harvest accelerates
The cotton trade declares a busy stretch as two thousand bales await compress work. The plant will start compressing this morning and run through the season, with expectations of a strong increase over last year after a brisk opening.
Notifying Athens Citizens on Carriage Loans
Governor Terrell and his military staff will arrive in Athens next Monday morning. The committee on reception led by I A Lipscomb asks citizens to loan their carriages for a formal arrival and a carriage drive through the city. Lipscomb seeks a count of available carriages and will publish hours when needed.
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Terrell
Athens
I. A. Lipscomb
Committee On
Rena Eres Ty
Cobb-Delaney Camp United Confederate Veterans Meeting Notice
Saturday at eleven o'clock the Cobb Delaney Camp United Confederate Veterans will meet at city headquarters to discuss matters of interest. Commander Harrington urges a large attendance from the camp with its large and enthusiastic membership.
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Cobb- Delaney Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Cobb-Delaney Camp
Harrington
Local Fruit Grower Edward Bancroft to Exhibit at Fair
Edward Bancroft Sr a fifty year veteran of fruit culture plans a large exhibit of canned peaches pears and plums at the upcoming fair. He aims to make the display one of the most interesting at the event. Also room for rent at 87 Dougherty Street with modern conveniences.
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Edward Bancroft
Bancroft
More Horses Arrive for Northeast Georgia Fair
Horse arrivals continue for the Northeast Georgia Fair in Athens. Henry Reaves, once of Athens, brings four top trotters and expects to stir the trotting races. The Fair Association plans a large turnout of horses and strong stable accommodations.
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Georgia
Athens
Henry Reaves
Vair Association
Box Drops in Street Endangering Dray Wagon
Yesterday afternoon a heavy box slipped from a dray in front of McGregor's store on Clayton street. The weight tossed the wagon portion and caused the team to startle but by quick action nearby men caught the reins and halted the runaway. Reboiled Georgia Cane Syrup advertised by M. M. Arnold.
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McGregor
Clayton Street
Aleo
Normal School Faces Crossings Ordinance Clarification
The document discusses how an ordinance may not apply to crossings over railroad tracks on bridges or trestles and notes that the cited actions could be settled in the mayor's court if a road violates the ordinance. It mentions students at the State Normal School, many sons and daughters of farmers, with various teaching licenses and strong attendance.
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J. J. Haven
Versailles
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Son
State Normal School
Branson
Normal School
Turner and Hodgson Great Showing in Dress Goods and Suits
Turner and Hodgson report strong sales in novelty dress goods, trimmings, cloaks and suits. They tout low prices, exclusive materials, and tailored suits with free alterations by expert modistes. Special value in $12.50 silk lined long coat suits and a busy dress making department warn early orders for timely delivery. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion appears at end.
Death of two year old Christine Johnson
On Monday afternoon at John W. Baker’s Thomas street home the little granddaughter Christine Johnson aged two died. Funeral services were held yesterday at three o clock conducted by Rev E D Stone with many friends present. The remains were interred in Oconee cemetery.
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John W. Baker
Thomas Street
Christine Johnson
E. D. Stone
Oconee Cemetery
Grand Stand Safety Assertion At Northeast Georgia Fair
J W Barnett, on behalf of Northeast Georgia Fair Association officers, states that improvements under way on the Grand Stand at the fair grounds will ensure safety for the intended load, addressing rumors of danger.
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Northeast Georgia Fair Association
J. W. Barnett
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W. J .H. R Palmer & Son
Bess
Jess
Carnerville
Plato
Jordan
Murray & Mack
Murray and
Mack
Opera House
Broadway
Maray
fMue
Beck
R . Jester Company
the Grand
Atlanta
South
Mr.Lipscomb
Heterang
Edward Bancroft, Sr
Dougherty St. Aw
SIM Athens
M. M. Arnold
BA Chrzen
Seaboard
Tnd Sheets
Turner & Hodgson
Hood
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