Presentments of Clarke county grand jury 1892 report
The Clarke county grand jury submits a detailed 1892 presentment covering county officer bonds public property the treasurer’s books and balances ordinary’s accounts and school commissioner reports It notes vouchers proper and a balance of 9508 20 held by the treasurer and contains recommendations on salaries road repairs and court house funding with thanks to the judge and solicitor general and a call to publish the presentments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
National Bank
Athens
Grand Jury
Clarke County
Gertlemen
County Farm
Burks Circus
Sol City Court
Pasion Liet
J. A. Snedth
J E. Henson Freaeanee G. C
James J. Tenbings
Lizzie Senger
Bedridd
H H Linton
College Avenue Bridge
Mist
G. M . Clarke
Baynes
Asbury
Joseph N. Webb
William L. Wood
Y. Ment
WN. GL. Hurcarss
Death of Henry Hardeman Near Snow's Bridge
Henry Hardeman, seventeen, son of Mrs Geo Hardeman, died at nine o'clock Saturday night at the family home two miles past Snow's Bridge on the lower Monroe road. He was the only son in a seven‑child family, and his death brings deep sorrow to his mother and sisters. The funeral was held Sunday at the family burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hardeman
Geo. H.1dman
Snow’s Bridge
Monroe Road
Mr. Hardeman
Geo. Hardeman
Crawford Whitehead
Henry Harderman
Oconee County
Emanuel Parish elects church officers for coming year
Officers elected at Emanuel Parish meeting with C. P. Willcox as Senior Warden and Charles Morris as Junior Warden. Vestry members H. Waite OC W Pare J C Hutchins W D Griffith and others chosen. Vestry later chose H C White as Treasurer and Sylvatius Morris as Secretary with delegates to the Diocesan Convention OC P Wilcox B H Noble and alternates C H Herty Frank Epps W D Griffeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Parish
C. P. Willcox
Charles Morris
H. €. Waite
W. Pare
J. C
Hutchins
W. D. Griffith
Papa Barrw
Sylvanus Morris
Frank &Ppes
J.A. Benedict
H.C. White
Sylvatius Morris
OC. P. Wilcox
B. H. Noble
C. H.herty
Frank Epps
W. D Griffeth
Clarke Superior Court Docket Second Week Opens
The Clarke Superior Court enters its second week with juror paneling underway. The State v Eugene Barry for carrying concealed weapons yields a not guilty verdict while Aldora Huff settles by paying costs for entering a railroad car. Levi Lumpin dies, convicted for carrying a concealed pistol and fined 30 dollars plus costs. The State v R L Reaves for assault with intent to murder is called. defense seeks trial, prosecution not ready. Many cases are postponed or continued.
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Clarke Superior Court
Mem
Eugene Barry
Aldora Huff
Levi Lumpin
R.L. Reaves
Fort Valley Drug Trader Praises Biogro Cordial
Jno E Jones of Fort Valley Georgia, a leading druggist, commends Dr Biog rn igucile berry cordial after using it himself. He testifies it relieves bowel trouble and stomach issues, asserting its effectiveness from personal experience.
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Jno
E. Jones
Fort Vailey
Biog
Yale
Athens to Build Baseball Park for Summer League
Athens moves toward a Northeast Georgia baseball league with a new park on the Boulevard donated by the Athens Park and Improvement Company. John T. Voss raised about 150 dollars to fence the grounds, with 250 dollars total needed. Plans include a grandstand, graded fields, and possible invites to Southern League teams on off days.
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Athens
John T. Voss
Athens Park and
Ipprovement Company
Voss
Gorgia
Sacred Easter Concert by Home School Voices
A warm Easter celebration by the Home School features a refined sacred concert. Miss Wheeler and Miss Kell anchor solos with Mrs. Routzahn and Miss Crawford delivering charming performances. The choir, quartets, and readings showcase strong training and bright futures for the young vocalists.
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Christ
Sidney Austin
Babylon
Senate Crawford
Wheeler
Kell
Strahan
Herty
Miss Kell
Crawford
Ell
Jeruzalem
Miss Wheeler
Wheérler
S.jahan
Miss Crawford Sissiared
Austin
Routahn
Home Shop
Two Sad Deaths in Jackson County Measles Tragedy
On Saturday April 9 George A Duncan died at his home in Jackson County. He leaves a mourning wife and five children, was a Methodist, and was buried after contracting measles. Three weeks earlier Carrie Aléspie also died from the same disease, leaving three children and a grieving husband. The tale notes community sorrow and references Hood's Sarsaparilla as aiding the weak.
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George A Duncan Caboly
Jackson County
Air
J.C. Duncan
Athens
Tong
Methodist Church
Carrie Aléspie
M the Dist
Egg Hunt raises funds for Emmanuel Episcopal church
The King’s Daughters hosted an Easter egg hunt at the Phinizy place on Cobb Street drawing about 350 people and over $100 in net receipts. Fred Beusse won the top prize for most eggs found, and Budd Whitehead led the under six group. Other prizewinners included Gus Witcher and Pierce Hunter among others, with the event aiding construction of a porch at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Prave Avenue Tulsa. The King’s Daughters circle, led by Mrs. W. W. Thomas, also cleared $10.30 from grab bags.
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Ital
Board of Education
Georgia
H.R. Bernard
King!s Daughters
Episcopal Church
Phinizy Place
Cobb Street
Fred Beusse
Budd Whitehead
Gus Witcher
Pierce Hunter
Alfred Nicholson
Mamie Lumpkin
Lee Broard
Mamie Thomas
Emmanue Episcopa
Prave Avenue
King’s. Daughters
W. W. Thomas
Kng’s
C. B. Griffith
Sylvanus Morris
Henson Acquitted In Most Interesting Spring Term Trial
The jury found J E Henson not guilty of larceny from a house after a crowded Athens courtroom. Prosecutor Russell led the case and Judge Thomas defended Henson amid a tense, hour long deliberation. The October theft involved 45.60 in gold and a jewelry counter incident.
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Vé.j. E. Henson
George C. Thomas
Court House
Henson
Banner
Scarboro
Hauser
Suddeth
Columbia
Athens
Sree
Shaw
Ed Bush Dies in Atlanta After Telegraph Notice
Mr. Ed Bush of Atlanta died yesterday afternoon sending shock through Athens where he once partnered with Joe Webb in business. He was a jovial figure known to many in the area and leaves a grieving wife former Mortis Patman, three children and numerous relatives and friends.
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J. B. Patman
Atlanta
Ed. Bush
Bush
Athens
Joe Webb
Mr. Bush
Miss Mortis Pafman
Fried
Una
Officers Named for Clarke County Young Democrats
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Clarke county announces its officers led by President W B Burnett and Secretary Treasurer T W Reed. Other officers include E T Brown for county St Large, G H Palmer in 1st Ward, J L Arnold in 24 Ward, W A Pledger in 3d Ward, N L Young at Georgia Factory, N B Davis for Pur years, Samuel F Wood for Sandy Creek, John T Pittard for Back Branch, R H Culp for Princeton, Harvey Archer for Kenney's, and James L McLeroy for Bradberry's. The group pledges active political work and plans a meeting in Athens to map its program.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Clarke County
W. B. Burnett
W B Burnett
Treasury
T W Reed
County St Large
E T Brown
G H Palmer
J L Arnold
W A Pledger
J A Pitner
Burnett
Athens
Johnson Bradberry Quiet Marriage in Oconee County
A quiet Sunday ceremony was held at the bride’s home in Oconee County as Francis M. D. Johnson and Emma Bradberry wed. Rev. D. C. Oliver officiated, and the couple plans to reside in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee County
Francis M. D. Johnson
Emma Bradberry
D.C. Oliver
Johnson
Athens
Culpepper Meetings Grow in Rome Attendance Surge
In Rome on April 19 crowds filled the First Methodist church and spilled into the warehouse for Easter services. Mr T F Howell cleared the Sam Jons warehouse for tonight so all may hear the great preacher with ushers ready to seat visitors. Easter day was fair though the afternoon grew cloudy, and churchgoers rejoiced in the season’s blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Culpepper
First Methodist
T. F. Howell
Southern and National League Baseball Scores
Baseball scores from the Southern League show Birmingham beating New Orleans 7 to 4 and Chattanooga edging Nashville 5 to 4 while Mobile defeated Memphis 12 to 9. National League results include Philadelphia 4 over Brooklyn with other games not completed due to rain or postponements.
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Mae
Birmingham
New Orleans
Retanooga
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Philadelpia
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Y Ren
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Kentucky
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