Georgia county court schedule listed by counties and dates
J. J. Kimsey, Judge, Cleveland Ga. W.A. Charters, Solicitor General Dahlonega Ga. The schedule lists court dates by county: Dawson second Monday February and first Monday August Rabun fourth Monday February and August Habeyshiam first Monday March and September Towns fourth Monday March and September Ugion first Monday April and October White second Monday April and October Lumpkin third Monday April and October Stephen County second Monday May and first Monday November
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W.A. Charters
Dahlonega
Hall
Dawson
Rabun
Habeyshiam
Towns
Ugion
White
Lumpkin
Stephen County
County Officials Named for Fecers County
County of Fecers lists G. G. Evans as Ordinary D. L. Cook as Clerk Janes M. Davis as Sheriff M. LaSeabolt as Tax Collector J. M. Calhoun as Tax Receiver C. J. Jarrard as County Surveyor A. Hollifield as Treasurer.
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Fecers
G. G. Evans
D. L. Cook
Janes M. Davis
M. LaSeabolt
J. M. Calhoun
C.J. Jarrard
A. Hollifield
City Government Listing Names of Local Officials
Ki. B. Vickery serves as mayor with Aldermen W B Gurley Montie Moore B F Anderson Dr Homer Head W J Hightower T S Littlefield Wm J Worley as clerk W W Crisson acts as marshal and city officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki. B. Vickery
W.B. Gurley
Montie Moore
B. F. Anderson
Homer Head
W. J. Hightower
T. S. Littlefield
Wm. J. Worley
W. W. Crisson
Religious Services and Church Schedules
Baptist Church led by J E Ashmore holds Sunday services at 1 and 7 p.m with Thursday prayer meeting and Rev A J Smith as Sunday School teacher at 9 o'clock. Methodist church conducts Sunday services at 11 a.m and 5 p.m with Rev E P Dempsey and Wednesday prayer meeting plus 3 p.m. Sunday School. Presbyterian from Rev J D McPhil preaches on the third Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
J. E. Ashmore
A. J. Smith
Methodist
E P Dempsey
Presbyterian
J. D. McPhil
In Memoriam Mrs M Moore Remembered as Gentle Christian
Obituary recounts Mrs. M. Moore of Milner Ga later life and family ties to Dahlonega and Milner. It notes her father's and siblings' memories, devotion to church life, patient suffering, and a final statement of submission to God's will before death. Her husband C. M. Moore, a soldier in the defense of the south, is referenced along with her late mother and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Moore
Stephen Ries
Dahlonega
Moses Rice
Milner
Mrs. Rice
Mollie
C. M. Moore
South
Ft. Sumter
Methodist Church
Mt. Hope
Bro. Dempsey
Martie B. Garmuaro
Summer Visitors In Dahlonega And A Civil War Pole Climb
A piece notes Summer Visitors in Dahlonega with good mail, electric lights, and scenic streams. It recalls a 1865 Confederate prisoner story at Camp Douglas and a Georgia artilleryman who climbed the 180 foot pole to raise the flag, earning parole and transport home amid a Northern crowd.
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Gold Belt
Gainesville
J. F. Castleberry
J. E. Tate
T. J. Smith
J. M. Brooksher
G. H. Moore
R. ©. Meaders
T. W. Tate
Dahlonega
J. N. Hunter
Demorest
2Nd
Tennessee Cavalry
Forrest
Camp Douglas
Lincoln
Sweet
Georgia
Sway
Quaint and Curious Taxing and Trading Tidbits
A Western physician claims a pinch of sar cures hiccoughs while a British railway offers chess and checker sets for travelers. Notes on a bear’s gold crown, Henry VIII marmalade, Germans as a major European language group, a large Crystal Palace football attendance, 100000 ostriches in Cape Colony, 1529 silver spoons, Paul Jones era sea chest, Japan tariff aiding home flour makers, Rip Van Winkle French edition, and English duties on playing cards.
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Oudtshoort
Cape Colony
Jh. C. Whitnee
Surrey
Paul Jones
Japan
Leoneea Rebillot
Baltimore
Thos. Jefferson
France
Contempt for Non-Payers and Quieting the Mind
A compilation of cautions on debt evasion and a meditation on calming imagination. The piece quotes Dr. B. Puryear on the meaness of avoiding honest debts and contrasts it with moral restraint, then offers advice to find peace through silencing restless thoughts and listening for God. It closes with a wry note on human error and desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Puryear
Religious Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oer Ah
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Northeastern Circuit
J. J. Kimsey
Cleveland
Eligious Services
Henry Underwood
Dahlonega, Ga
R. H. Baker
Ge McGuires Jewelers & C5
Manson Mitnur
Ahlonega
Datilonega
British Railways
William E. Tuttle
Stratford, Conn
Henry VIII
Europe
Crystal Palace
London
H.d.gurleys
Goons
Lelia Hagood
Sylvia
Tenn
Cardus
Chattanooga
Greenwood Journal
Fenelom
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