What the Papers Say of Judge Kimsey
The Hon. J Z Kimsey presides his first term at Law Superior Court. Reports praise his dignity, sociability, businesslike administration, and regard for the grand jury. The Georgia Cracker and Cincinnville Eagle note his competence, decisiveness, and potential to inspire trust among lawyers and the public. The January term opens with a vigorous, lucid charge to the grand jury, and strong hopes for fair, capable rulings.
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J. Z. Kimsey
Wellborn
Law Superior Court
Kimsey
Ile
Spen
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Georgia
John J. Kinsey
Tie
Tle
Crimin Il
Judeo Kinsey
Cininesville Eagle
Hall Superior Court
John Dd. Kiinsey
Howard Thompson
Dudwe Wimsey
J. J. Kimsey
Elections Law and Local Happenings Highlight Regional Insight
The column praises Georgia’s new election law and predicts reduced influence of whiskey and money in voting. It also notes Governor Atkinson's views on state funds deposits and ex Governor Northen's leadership of the Southern Cultivator. Various editorials reflect on editors and local figures, with anecdotes from Wilkes County and Alc Alpharetta.
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Atkinson
W. J. Northen
Athuvta
Northen
Dreaming editors and a barbers chair tale
Fragmented op ed style reminiscence recounts editors dream of subscription energy and a satirical scene with Shaver. A plea for livestock weather shelter bills appears amid rhymes about Georgia hills and women suffragists. The piece blends humor with civic call.
Election Notice for White County Feb 6 1895
Clerk W R Powrn of White County Superior Court announces an election on February 6 1895 to fill the vacancy in the office of county ordinary caused by the resignation of W J Bell. The notice is dated January 1895 and signed by the clerk.
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Superior Court
White County
W. J. Bell
W.R. Powrn
Mass Meeting in White County Court House
The Peoples Party of White County requests a mass meeting at the Cleveland court house on February 2, 1896 to elect a candidate for Ordinary. Signed by many citizens.
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Peoples Party of
White County
Court House
Cleveland
Land sale under tax levy near Cleveland in 1895
Property in the Cleveland area, including 4 acres on J. D. Smith lands and Lot No. 114, second district, totaling about 100 acres with a house, outbuildings, and orchard, will be sold at public sale to satisfy four Justice Court writs from 420th district. Sale date set for January 8, 1895, at the courthouse, with terms per writs and associated costs.
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Cleveland
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J. D. Smith
Lewis Gilstrap
Joseph Cooley
Jane Goss
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E Davidson
Henrry Brownlow
Jane Brownlow
Jane Quillian
James Miller
J. Devarraroet
J.T
Theather
Justice Court
White
Cooley
Sophia Dillard
J Clain
Brown
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