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EK D Stone offers printing services with low prices and prompt attention. All orders receive careful handling and customers are urged to give them a share of work in the city.
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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
3
EK D Stone offers printing services with low prices and prompt attention. All orders receive careful handling and customers are urged to give them a share of work in the city.
Mrs Bullock died at her East Athens home. R E McDorman of this city was appointed administrator and seeks leave to sell. On the same day Mr Bullock of Madison county applied and was appointed by Ordinary Boggs. Two administrators now stand. McDorman's appointment remains valid due to the deceased's Clarke County residence.
London dispatch notes Lord Roberts appoints Lt Col Henderson author of a Stonewall Jackson life to his staff. The Daily News sees this as proof Roberts favors applying Jacksonian principles in the South African war and hints Joubert may have served under Jackson.
An advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues in men, women, and children, claiming it cures gravel diabetes and other disorders. It offers mail service from St Louis for $1 per bottle, two months of treatment, and features a testimonial from W. Tyler of Barnesville, Ga. A separate item notes a Pomona wreck caused by a broken wheel on an engine.
An old advertisement describes a skin remedy claiming to cure dull red blisters and itching heat. It cites severe inflammation and raw surfaces, promising relief by drawing blood out with B B B and acting as a tonic. Includes a mail request for a sample, stamped responses, and references to a 1B stamp price.
A massive rock from the Amalfi coast slid into the sea at about noon, destroying the Cippuccini hotel the Capuchin monastery and Santa Oslerina villa. Four ships were sunk in the debris and many people including monks are feared dead. Troops arrived to aid rescue as fear of further collapses spreads. The mass of earth is estimated at 50 000 cubic yards. Exact casualties could not yet be ascertained.
Senator Butler of North Carolina, chair of the People’s party, sends a letter to national committeemen asking for responses on convention timing and location. The note highlights the Omaha agreement to move the convention date and asks whether to call a committee meeting or use a referendum to decide.
Richmond Va December 18 1899 the Veteran Cavalry Association executive committee decided to erect an equestrian statue to Major General J E B Stuart. They urge soldiers and citizens to submit names and addresses to W Ben Palmer secretary Richmond Va and note leaders Fitzhugh Lee Wade Hampton and others. Papers nationwide are asked to copy.
Clarke county reports six miles of country roads graded in six months at low cost. Work eliminated worst hills, cost under ten cents per cubic yard. Supt. Stanley and Overseer Kelly praised. next year convicts to assist road projects. Also includes a note on August Flower claims and Calcutta Jute mill hours.
Brussels reports an ice accident on the Lys near Frelinghem in which upward of forty school children drowned after holiday play turned tragic. Thirty-six bodies recovered. many families suffered losses as the town reeled from the disaster.
Condensed wire copy reports Judge James Pope died at his home near Zebulon Georgia last night after a week of illness and convulsions that left him paralyzed on the left side. News includes other short items on government spending, Cuba, a tragic fire death of eleven children, gold shipments, a Memphis court case, Prince Arenberg’s severity sentence, and a missing Arkansas broker.
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