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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1899
Page
3
An old notice states legal advertisements will be presented at legally fixed rates. Rates are set by law and due on or before the first insertion. Advertising and job work are solicited for publication in the paper.
Court sale in Dawson County Georgia for Mary M Moss and the Moss estate. Three justice court notes authorize the sale of Lots 466 400 and 567 totaling forty acres each in the north half of the first district to satisfy judgments in favor of A L Bishop A E Robinson M D and Vergil Ko amith. Also lands in the 6th district 3rd section to satisfy county tax claims. Auction conducted by W U Newton J P with dates February 7 1809 noted.
The court advertises a sale at the Dawsonville courthouse on the first Tuesday in April to the highest bidder. The property is the south half of lot 1 in district one, twenty acres more or less, in Dawson County. It is levied as the property of F. J. Roeper per a superior court mortgage in favor of R. Black. Sheriff A. L. Ruopny, served by mail on February 23, 1819.
Local items note job printing requests, court date next Monday, moves of Levi Elrod near Flowery Branch, visits to Atlanta by Dr and Mrs Vil Burt, Sheriff Roper selling real estate next Tuesday, Maj McClure using crutches, Sheriff Roper boarding two people, A M Litton and wife on a trip to Dahlonega, Carl and Will MelIan to Ducktown, G D Steele recovering from grip, P E Castleberry visiting Dahlonega, John Tatum in Chapin, editor recovering from illness, Rev Charabley sermon on multiply and replenish, lagappe abating, Dawsonville railroad prospects, Leightons moving on, constipation cure advertisement, Simmons Medicine promotions, town prospects of Dawsonville with railroad and lights, James Proctor active in Mtawah hills, Squaw Wine promotion, baby arrival at Calfachen home, and obituaries for Mrs Lala ficker. Board of Commissioners considering buying a farm for payners. Prof Lewis Martin completes term at McClure school.
Plows and sedoters advertised at several prices while A Stowers and party visited Dahlonega and added a Nugget subscription, Dr Baker and Prof Hamrick from Marble Hill toured the city seeking a legation and were offered hospitality. Also promoting Simmond Squaw Wine for aging women starting at 40.
The community weighs a proposed company to establish telephone service with Gainesville and the Queen City. Obituary notes James Barron, 84, of Dawsonville dies. funeral arrangements follow pending weather. Prof. W. P. Martin to lead a teacher training course March to May at Dawsonville High School.
The piece notes sales of the 1898 Manual of Methods New Edition of Page's Theory and Practice of Teaching edited by E C Branson at 31.00 postpaid through American Book Company Atlanta and Miss Arnold Waymarks for Teachers 1.00 postpaid via Southern School Book Depository Atlanta. A.W. Vandivere C S C Lindale Ga. Also mentions a cotton mill to have 1890 looms.
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