Property Auction in Clarke County Georgia
A public sale will occur on the first Tuesday in September at the Clarke County Courthouse Athens Georgia. The property includes a 108 acre tract described by Clarkesville and Danielsville roads with multiple landmarks and parcels tied to O Farrell Davis Woods and Ivey. It is being sold to satisfy a judgment in favor of C J O Farrel against W H Fickling and related deeds and notes.
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Athens
Ri Street
Preston Peters
G. C. & N. Railroad
Bartlett Derricotte
J. H. Huggins Jr
City Court of
Exchange Bank of Athens
JH. Huggins
J. W. Wier
Clarke County
Georgia
Wheeler
Athens Park and Improvement Company
D. P. Haselton
Morton
T. A. Burke
Ity Court of
T. J Shackelford
Holman
D. P
Haselton
John W. Wier
Clarke
Court House
City of
Monroe
C. B. Daniel
Pioneer Paper Co
Mary Upshaw
R. K. Reaves
Katie Davis
G. M
J. A. Thornton
Levy
W. N. Reynolds
Constable
Aly
John. W. Wier
Sherif
Hightat
Athens and
Clarkesville Road
Silvey
Danielsville Road
Said
Qugee Berry Bush
Rock
Sandy Creek Road
L. Davis
S. F. Woods
Woods
Ivey
Clarkesv Road
O'Farrell
W. Ing. H Kickling
Superior Court of
Ten County
C. J. O'Farrell
W. H
W. Wier
Brown
Marke County Building, & Improvement Company
Neal
Anielsville
Jerry’ Johnson
Johnson
Strom
Malbey
Florence Brown
Bailey
Aml
Hisle
Ead
Serahan
J. Y Lot of
Lot of
Sail Hunnicutt
West Ee Pendred
Two Elderly Women Testify Against Disturbing Children at East Athens Church
In a police court case, Aunt Susan Hart and Aunt Biddy Stevens testified against four young Black youths accused of disturbing the A M E church in East Athens. The court fined one boy $3.75 and another $5.00, while two others were convicted.
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Biddy Stevens
Susan Hart
A M.E
Athens
Jedge
Susian
Susan
Biddy
Telegraphic News From All Points Briefs in August
Across the country on August 16 reports include whitecaps terrorizing negroes in Greenwood South Carolina, a new Incorporation in Anniston Alabama, bicycle accident injuries in Boston, a train death in Knoxville, and lynching campaign notes in Georgia. Other items note ship delays, port news, and political moves in Washington, Tallahassee, and Lexington with weather, fires, and a shark attack in Jacksonville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
M. E. Goss
White Pine
Boston
Lillian Clayton
Jewett
Sho
Georgia
Savannah
Augusta
Outlook Promises Strong Fall Attendance for Law School
The University Law School shows bright prospects with high inquiries and strong past performance. Chancellor Hill, a lawyer of eminent ability, will lecture periodically to the students, boosting the program ahead of the opening next fall.
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University Law School
Law School
Igniow
Hill
Untitled fragment on shoes and ties
Fragmentary note discusses tying shoes and a miscellaneous fashion tip. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
Acquittal in Arnold Case Ends Murder Trial
Green Arnold Jr is found not guilty of murder by a Jefferson jury after a two day trial presided by Judge Estes. The proceedings featured extensive evidence and arguments from Solicitor General Brand and counsel for both sides, with the verdict exonerating Arnold. The record notes the earlier arrest and dispute linked to Lud Thurmond's death and Fayette Thurmond’s injuries.
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Jefferson
Estes
Green Arnold, Jr
Green Arnold
Statham
Lud Thurmond
Fayette Thurmond
Arnold
Russell
Brand
G. C. Thomas
Athens
J. A. B. Mahaffey
Messrs. Russell & Armistead
Col. E. T. Brown
F. C. Shackelford
W. I. Pike
J. M
J. H. Sikes
Croker’s Bryan Praise Sparks Democratic Debate
Washington dispatch notes split reactions among Democrats over Thomas Croker’s praise of William Jennings Bryan. Some fear a hidden bribe linking Bryan support to leaving silver out of the platform, while others see Croker aligning with Bryan to keep Tammany influence in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Croker
Mr. Bryan
New York
Whitney
New York Democracy
Congress
Saratoga
Bryan
Tammany
Mr. Croker
A New Party Emerges In National Politics
A Washington dispatch reports a rumored anti expansion ticket forming for next year. The Continental Republican may feature George S Boutwell or similar leaders, challenging the regular GOP and possibly denying New England states any victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Clay
Georgia
Reed
Secretary of the Treasury
George 8. Boutwell
Massachusetts
New England
Spindles Added at Mallison Cord Company Mill
The Mallison Braided Cord Co at the old Pioneer Paper Mill site is installing its own thread making plant. Eight hundred spindles are being set up with plans to expand as demand grows. The firm reports a strong, growing business shipping cord nationwide and keeping the mill in constant operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallison Braided Cord Co
Pioneer Paper Mill
United States
Wide assortment sale items offered at deep discounts
A cluttered old catalog style notice lists hundreds of items with low prices including best oil, pearls, pins, buttons, hats, soaps, gloves, lace, belts, ribbons, and household goods. It highlights unmatched bargains and notes many items sold in dozens or per dozen with cents values and special quantities.
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Oo. R. Bailey
Genta
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Italy
Dewey
Florence
Omaha
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Alfred Dreyfus
Paris
M. Guerin
Columbia
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Lexington
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Phlet
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Daily
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