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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1899

Page

8

Auction of Dish Sets At Deep Discount Prices

A local sale advertises remaining dishware at low prices including large dishes 75 cents medium 60 cents decorated 1.25 gold band 37 cents fancy plates 5 cents and more. Descriptions list gravy dishes butter dishes cake stands and tea sets with per item prices and package options.

Funeral of Hon. Alex S Erwin in Athens Oconee Cemetery

The funeral for Hon. Alex S Erwin drew a large crowd in Athens with delegations from Knights of Pythias Masons and Odd Fellows. services at the Presbyterian Church featured Dr William E Boggs scriptures and prayers. At the cemetery, floral tributes were noted as exquisite with Masons and Knights of Pythias offerings—lyre and badge motifs—carrying the ceremony to its close.

Alex S. Erwin Oconee Judge Erwin Hill Street Athens Knights of Pythias, Masons Odd Fellows Presbyterian Church Mr. Erwin Messrs James Barrow J. W. Damak T. J. Shackelford John Arnold J.D. Mell H. C. Tack John Carlton Frank Upson Frank C. Shackelford C. H. Phinizy J. W. Welch A. F. Latimer J. W. Brumby Helen Olivia Carlton T.S. Mell F. J. Orr Jenn

Real rattlesnake weighed forty pounds from Bulloch county

A large striped rattlesnake weighing 40 pounds was delivered to The Savannah Press by J. H. Helmken. It required a large knife to dispatch it before the office could handle it. The snake, from Bulloch County, was described as one of the biggest seen, leading to remarks by Ward Allen and a reflection on manhood tests of old clan traditions.

J. H. Helmken Savannah Press Ward Allen Clan Macleod Dunveys Skye Rory More Macleod

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