Notice to Debtors and Creditors and County Boundary Change
Legal notices announce demands against the estate of Sallie Osborne, deceased, to be rendered and payments due. Other notices declare Clarke and Oglethorpe county boundary changes affecting Winterville, Ga, and impending public sale of estates and property in Clarke County including a knitting mill, Standard Manufacturing assets, and various executory proceedings with dates for January 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Osborne
Clarke County
Evie Osborne
Winterville
Clarke and
Oglethorpe
Oglethorpe County
Oglethorpe Echo
Athens Banner
W. M. Colle
Athens
Smithonia
J. H. Hancock
J. H. Pittard
John Winter
A. H. Talmage
J. B. Winter
Georgia Railroad
Winterville and
Gum Corner
J. B. Winters
Boards of Roads and Revenues
J. M. Hodgson
J. Knox
B. Coile
Court of Ordinary
Cheatham
Rebecca Swann
Deira
Rebecca D. Swann
Georgia
Court House Door
Said
A. P. Epps
Sarah Epps
Clarke E County
C. Wood
de Bonisnon
John Crawford
B. Wingfield
Evie Osborn
Sallie Osborn
Gald County
B. Wingfield, Jr
Harris
Caro Y. Harris
Old Hoss Sale and Sheriff Notice in Athens Georgia
A public sale notice for the Southern Express Company cements a December 8 1906 auction at Wilson's Auction House Broad Street Athens Georgia. Sheriff John W Wier records levy notices and tenants in possession while bills of sale and endorsements are noted for redistribution. Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonle Pellets are advertised as a liver and blood tonic with a 26 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Davis
John W. Wier
Southern Express Co
Publc
Wilson's Auctions House
Broad Street
Athens
Ramon
Daily market notes from Athens Cotton Exchange and NY open
Market data from December 6 1906 shows cotton exchange notes with ginner and government estimates due December 10 and 11 respectively. Liverpool and New York openings list various January to December forward spans, receipts and spots, while weather outlook covers Georgia and Alabama. Also includes medicinal ad for Diarrhoea treatment and cautions on mercury in catarrh remedies with Hall's Catarrh Cure claims and Hall's Family Pills upsell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
New York
A Miraculous Cure for Eczema by Blood Medicine
A claim from H M Adams and wife Henrietta Pa describes a five year eczema case once labeled incurable. After trying Electric letters the child reportedly improved after seven bottles, with the product billed as up to date blood medicine and body builder Guaran t eed. Purchases listed at W J Smith & Co and H R Palmer & Bon Drug stores. Mrs John Z Hoke left for a ten day visit to friends in Albany and Quitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Adams
Henrietta
W. J. Smith & Dro
H. R. Palmer
Bon. Droseiste
John Z. Hoke
Albany
Quitman
Bowie
Tex
W. L. Ui
Dr. King
H. R. Palmer & Got
Gillette Confesses To Grace Brown Murder In Lake
Chester Gillette admits guilt in the murder of his sweetheart Grace Brown, claiming he struck her with a tennis racket and dumped her body in the lake. The confession surfaces amid discussions of Roosevelt's political future and New York senatorial plans, with commentary on Platt's term and possible constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Grace Brown
Will
Herkimer, N
Chester Gillett
Millis
Gillette
Roosevelt
Senate
Macon Telegraph
New York
United States Senate
Senator Platt
Hughes
John Bigelow
Platt
Bigelow
Congress
Ben F.pittmas
Dr Bernard Named Auditor by Georgia Baptist Board
The Georgia Baptist convention board of missions will elect Dr H R Bernard as auditor in Atlanta, following Carterville actions. Bernard already serves as secretary of the committee on co operation, and may move to Atlanta as the joint officer chosen with high confidence from his community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mission of the
Georgia Baptist Convention
Atlanta
H. R. Bernard
Late Baptist Convention
Carterville
Mission Board
Georgia
Bernard
Gate City
Carteraville
Encampment prospects for University of Georgia in Macon
The University of Georgia may hold its annual encampment at Central City park in Macon next year. Commandant Kimbrough has asked city officials for use of the park and fair buildings as a mess hall, with a water supply. If granted, 250 to 300 students would visit, spending about $12 each, boosting local business by around $1,000. The public property committee will study the request and approach Judge Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Kimbrough
Central
Public Property Committee
Macon News
University of Georgia
Central City Park
Atty Council
Savannah
Atlanta
Georgia Commandment
H. J. Jewett Williams
Miller
Athens
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R. F. Wood
W. R. McClure
Branson
McMichael & Wieldman
Hepworth
Wheeler & Wilson
Singer
J. P. Roth
Schaum & Ublinger
Philadelphia Textile Machine Company
Cyclone Driers
General Electric
Atlas
Athens Foundry
Standard Manufacturing Company
Mra. F
GC. H. Newton
Mon Marks
Bobbin Mill
Pitmann
Taylor
T. H. Dearing
Superior Court
Said County
Sule Mindo
Tion
Distriba
Mord Marks
Simon Marks
B. Wingfield, Sr
eGorgia
Teorgia
Clarke
Lumpkin Street
Said Street
James Rix
Linton Banks
Bank
Thomas Jackson
C. A. Vanderleith
Adeline Hunter
W. W
C. A. Vonderleith
City Court of
R. A. Thomason
City of
E. H. Vonderleith
Vonderleith
Talmadge
Ur. Lyndon
Misa Rosa Vonderleich
Brittain Place
Mra
C. A. Vondertetth
Southern Express Company
Centre
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Safest
Seth Arnold
E. C. McEvoy
Jall
P. 4 Honey & C O
Toledo
Hall
Pleo
Ohio
F. J. Chney & Co
Druggista
Iake Hall
Close
Attorney Cooper
Rawlings
Terrell
The
Gainesville
James M. Smith
J. G. Rawlings
Eevry
Valdosta
Lowndes County
Lowndes
Azores
Devoe
F.W. Devoe & CO
Talmage. Hardware Co
Merritt
Atlanta News
Joseph Terrell
Bryan
Hearst and