Georgia News Gathers Echoes From Dahlonega to Georgia
A Dahlonega column recounts varied items from Georgia in October. Notables include proposed runs for Lumpkin ordinary and Georgia governor, deaths of Baptist preacher Dr Carroll, hospital ward fires, and a sensational crime in South Carolina. Also noted are fair openings, piano purchases for Brenau, quail season, and convict bids yielding net revenue.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
R. NR. Meaders
R. N. Mays
John Mays
Joan Were
Court Docket Highlights Multiple Guilty Pleas and Divorces
State actions span misdemeanors riot and burglary pleas with fines and cost or six months. Libel for divorce verdicts favor plaintiffs Martha McElreathen and John McElreath. Notable cases include electric railway damages dispute, partition of realty, and a long murder case awaiting morning proceedings.
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State
Oscar Roberts
Jordon Wehant
Emory Brackett
Den
Walker
Oregon
Martin
Etta Martin
Martha McElreathen
John McElreath
A.B. Whelchel
A. E
Sullins
A. T. Jayes
A. E. Sullins
John Sullins
A. R. Sullins
J. W. Hulsey
Fae Sullins
J. B. Adams
T. H. Sullins
A. W. Hulsey
A. B. Whelchel
Justice Court
Whelchel
The
Gainesville & Dahlonega Electric Railway Co
Dick McDonald
Anderson & Jones
Millie Patton
Frank L. Murray
Joel T. Miller
Equitable Pertition, &c
Pyrites Co
Cavender’s Creek Gold Mining Co
Supreme Court
Gainesville
S. J. Proffit
H. C. Mooney
R. J. Swain
G. Proffit
Martin Wehunt, Jr
Marion Edmonson
Will Ward
Silas Bruce
Henry Souther
Geo. W. Fricks
Elisha Woody
Exhibition opens with dialogues and barroom drama
Randa Dots announces an exhibition starting Wednesday October 28 at 2 p m with a daytime event and two themed nights. Wednesday night features dialogues on an Indian play and Thursday night presents Ten Nights in a Barroom along with drills and pantomimes. The two Mrs Waterses and Miss Mamie Fitts are recovering in health.
Menders and Landers Growers Highlight Rural Notes
The itemized column lists Menders and Sons winning a Dahlonega to Dawsonville telephone line contract and J He Cantrell in Gwinnett County gathering 6200 fodder bundles from a two horse farm. It notes Landers marriage after a cyclone in White County and Hodges harvest estimates from Sumter County fields.
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Menders & Sons
Dahlonega
Dawsonville
J. He. Cantrell
Gwinnett County
Landers
New Holland
Jane
White County
Millie Bramlett
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P.O
Atlanta
Macon
Brenau College
Jefferson
Rev
D. J. Blackwell
Naccoochee Institute
Nacoochee, Ga
Josiah C. Stargel
Lumpkin, County
Harvie Jordan
Cobb County Courier
BB. “Carroll
Carrollton, Ga
Grady H Hospital
South Carolina
A. G. Gunter
Tillman
Busby
Jackson County
Hirjah
New York
Bill Ward
A. Crane
Waycross
Susie Strickland
James Tillman
Gonzales
M. W. Bowen
Randa
C. H. Jones
A. F. Hodges
Sumter County
Ohio State Board of Health
E. S. Everett
Brooks County
J. W. Jay
Barnardsville
N.C
Jay
Hearndon
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Tyler
Texas
Los Angeles
Cal
Col
W. P. Hearndon
W. P. Price
Col. Price
Washington
Atlanta Journal
Methodist Broad Street Church of Columbus
Pennington & Daniel
Macon Telegraph
Telegraph
Lee
Jon Drake
Rome
Thedford
Caroline Martin
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bright
William Coffman
Marblehead
Ill
John H. Moore
Simmiecons Buile
Bobby Walthour
Prenk Weldon
Sec
Breshest & Purest Drugs
OC. HH. Jones
Are Jene
J.T. Millers
Davis
Hightower
Cane Creek
Yahoola
Porter Spring
Chestatee
Frogtown
Crumbys
Shoal Creek
Wahoo
Martin’s Ford
Auraria
Mill Creek
Nimblewill
Jones’ Creek
EK. J. Waters
Foley Shoney
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