Clarke Sheriff Bales Lot in Athens in February Sale
Clarke County authorities announce a public sale on the first Tuesday in February at the courthouse in Athens. The process includes the life interest of B W N Burrows in real estate held by S K F Rumney and a second tract of 25 acres with described boundaries, both to satisfy a Justice Court judgment.
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Clarke
Bales
Georgia
Clarke County
Mid County
Cartain
B. W. N. Burrows
EK. F. Rumney
K. F. Rumney
Rumney
Burrows
KE. F. Rumney
W.H. Batley
L. C
Holman
Hattie Howard
Ki. K. Lumpkin
Harrison
Tom Lester
Lester Farm
Sald Farm
Harris
Lawrencerds
Broad Street
Therce
K. K. Lampkin
EK. Lumpkin
Hare Howard
Phinizy Wood
W. W. Lumpkin
Dani Walsh
Lampkin
Eno Pisces
City Court of
Athens
Mra
Lumpkin
Bald
Superior Court
Levand Sale
Ceritten
W. i .Holman
Cena
Comension
Jans
Wier
Shorlif
Geonoia
Fuenday
Wad County
Ieee
Geo. ‘Mzerellani
Wm. Pawe
Trail Creek
Acres
Green
Turner
Pold
Niibation
Sale of Lands and Homes in Clarke County Georgia
Auction notices describe transfer of land parcels and house lots in Clarke County near Rock Spring and Baxter streets. Documents reference Lot No 2 fronting 100 feet with back 100 feet, a rear lot, and the Sellers and attorneys including The Bank and attorneys at law. Dates and precise deeds appear in records from March 1877 and related quit claim titles.
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Art Daeh
Sire Renters
Tilton
Anrher
Rock Speting
Baxter
Spring
Archas Iitern & Co
William Eien
Leb
Clarke County
Georgia
Klyn Place
Lampkin
P. Dennis Wm. Jones
Saja
Hook
M. H
Parr
James P. Io
Bayings Bank
Butta
TS. Mel
Public sale of Clarke County real estate in Athens Georgia
A sequence of probate and court notices announces public sale of multiple Clarke County parcels in Athens on the first Tuesday in February 1900. The listings include two quarter-acre lots with houses and describe adjoining property lines on Poplar Street and near the Oconee River, plus other parcels and an administrator sale involving estate matters and debts.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
State End
Athens
Mary Joiner
Poplar Street
Joiner
A. H. Talmage
Eliza Bullock
Carner
Court of Ordia
State of Georgia
Oconee River
Mary M. Joiner
A. H. Talm Ko
Bullock
Clarke County Probate Notices Compile A Confusing Reel
Georgia Clarke County notices reveal letters of administration and requested support. Ordinary HERRINGTON issues citations requiring heirs and creditors to appear and show cause by early January. The fragment mentions estate matters for Thomas F inn J N Huddann and Wilson widow and Cole, with various dates and motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
J. N. Huidann
Thomas Finn
Oncar Hudson
Goebel Governor Hailed by Kentucky Board of Contested Election
The secret session board reports Goebel legally elected governor of Kentucky in the November election and urges the General Assembly to approve the finding and declare Goebel governor-elect for the term beginning December 12, 1800. Also includes a medicinal ad for Prickly Ash Bitters praising kidney and liver health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Board of Contest
Goebel
Commonwealth of Kentucky
General Assembly
William Goebel
William 8. Taylor
General Assembly of the
Kentucky
HY R Palmer & Sons
Bright
H. R. Palmer & Sons
New York
Making Search for a Murderer in Greens County
Deputy Sheriff Brooks of Greene County hunted a negro wanted for murder in Athena yesterday. He tracked the fugitive across several counties and even forced him to abandon his pistol and emigration circulars. Brooks continues the pursuit with these articles in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Greene County
Athena
Peg
Columbus to Build New Masonic Temple in 1895
Columbus Ga January 81 Columbus is to have a handsome new Masonic temple this year A stockholders meeting of the Columbus Masonic Temple Association elected directors Rhodes Broyne T E Blanchard George O Berry E S McEachern D A Joseph M M Hinch and John Norman The directors will elect officers next Tuesday and committees will be appointed with plans to complete the building for tenants by the October renting season Milner Ga September 1895 I cordially recommend Dr Tichenor s Antiseptic after using it for stomach and bowel complaints and for external injuries Robt P Martyn Pastor M E Church
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Columbus
Columbus Masonic Temple Association
Messrs
Rhodes Broyne
T. E. Blanchard
George O. Berry
McEachern
D. A. Joseph
M. M. Hinch
John Norman
Masonic Temple
Choice Vegetables Farmer Ad Seeks Fertilizer Knowledge
A vegetable ad from German Kali Works promotes balanced fertilizers to improve both quality and quantity. It claims vegetable yields require at least 89 percent potash and offers free books from 93 Nassau Street, New York.
Russell for Senate may enter race against Bacon
Judge Richard B. Russell of Winder may run for United States Senate against A. O. Bacon. Rumors grew after direct questions. Russell had not fully decided but planned a definite announcement within thirty days. If he runs, Russell, a 36 year old Athens native, has a long political record from Clarke county to the Western circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Russell
Winder
United States
A. O. Bacon
Russell
Judge Russell
Bacon
Athens
Clarke County
Western Circuit
Superior Court of the
Kentucky Laws On Federal Troops Discussed
The Evening Post in Louisville argues that only the Kentucky General Assembly or the governor can request federal troops, and only when the assembly is in session or under constitutional provisions. It cites Section 225 of the state constitution and the federal guarantee of a republican form of government for states. The piece cautions against premature calls for federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Louisville
Evening Post
Kentucky
United States
Historic gun fired first shot presented to Nashville
A cannon from the gunboat Nashville, used to fire the first shot in the Spanish American War, was condemned by Senate action and to be presented to Nashville for display. The ceremony and exact presentation plans were discussed during today’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Washington
Senate
Ladysmith siege extends as Boers strengthen lines
Reports from Ladysmith on Sunday indicate the siege prolongation after General Bollen's setback. The garrison remains healthy and confident, with rains providing grass and no horse sickness. Reinforcements have arrived from the Transvaal and Boer positions have shifted near Colenso. Capetown notes Tugela drifts held and a renewed assault possible, while Ladysmith can endure for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Swartzkop
Togela
Boller
Baller
Soamp
Tugela
Colenso
Transvaal
Poteter'a
Burke Allowed Men To Sleep In Office Report
Cincinnati dispatch reports Superintendent Burke, linked to the Goe bel shooting, hosted two strangers overnight in his Newport office claiming no lodging. Burke plans Frankfort trip to aid investigation and denies locating the suspects. Georgia Society organized in New York to preserve state memories and aid Georgia interests with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Ste Weald
Cincinnati
Senator Goebel
Newport
Frankfort
Tam
Broad street expansion plans for Montgomery estate purchase
J B White bought ninety six feet front on Broad street for 57720 on the Montgomery estate. He gains 200 by 204 feet and hires Bruce and Morgan to draft plans for a building covering the full lot. Ground floor wholesale retail stores rectangles hotel lobby on center and a six story hotel above.
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Acgests
J. B. White
Burned Square
Broad Street
Montgomery
Bruce & Morgan
Albany Hay Day to become city fair and carnival
Albany will host a broader Hay Day event next fall expanding into a street fair with two days of attractions and farm product premiums. The Southwest Georgia Hay Day Carnival Association was formed with H. M. McIntosh as president T. M. Tickner as secretary treasurer and a vice president named for Dougherty Lee Baker Worth Calhoun and Mitchell counties. An executive committee of fourteen was elected.
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Albany
Dougherty County
Southwest
Georgia
H. M. McIntosh
T. M. Tickner
Dougherty
Lee
Baker
Worth
Calhoun
Mitchell
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HK K
Madison
Aid Bullock Place
R. B. McDorman
Eliza
Ea Ir
Bastace Ory
Bustace W
Eorgia
Nary
Uxard
W. Grideth
Who
Andy
Sofia Harior
Stagne Kay Ra
Cer Superior Court
B. E
J. A ‘Tweedy
Aga Fark County
Poparatel
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Benties
Dry Street
Stros
Foundry Street
Harper
Mateja
Hessler
Ian
Bank OF Madison
A. T. Haw
Ana
M. Herrington
Clarke Grays Ce
Wford
Ornraia
Claris
Dogner
Ondhonsy
Greens County
Jim Close
Tifton
Tickenoe
Tifton Gazette
NEW Masonic Temple
Columbus Muteos
Robt
P. Martyn
Pastor M. E. Churrh
Nassau St
Senator Bacon
Ceres
Ladysmith Garrison
Capetown
Palmer & Sons
de Witt
Dr. Tichenor
Cate
Sherrouse Medicine Co. N. C
Georgia Society
Robi. G. Irwin
Edward T. Charlton
Ocean Steamship Company
Treasury
David Robinson
Eta Atall
DR. Hathaway
Sealey Ane
Ional
Hathaway
Vatharay
Newton Hathaway
al. D
Dr. Hathaway & Con
South Bread Street
Atlanta
Pape Wien
Macon
International Sunday School Convention of Colored People
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
Moseley
Stratton
Mercer
R. R. Freeman
A. ¥. Bond
L. B. Maxwell
Hotel Lanier
Roland Ellis and
Merrill
Sperry & Strang
Emory Speer
Manila
Blanton Winship
O. T. Kenan
City OF
Burpee
Just
Brumby Drug Coo
Stencil
DW. AcSiregor
Athens, Ga
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