County Directory Entries and Officials Listed
County directory items list G B Tewis Ordinary J W Graham Clerk B Brown Sheriff MM neon Simpson Iax Recclven a W Ward Tax Collector T A Brown Treasurer R Hl Bennett Surveyor G 1 Walker Coroner COMBS ROA S AND REVENUES 8 8 Tewis Chairman J 1 Lewis Jv W Adams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Tewis
J. W. Graham
B. Brown
Sherrif
Neon Simpson
W. Ward
T. A. Brown
Bennett
G. 1
Walker
Qoroner
Baptist Services Read The Fourth Sundays And More
OMECUES lists church schedule with Baptist worship on the second and fourth Sundays, conference on the fourth Saturday, and clergy W. A. Johnson of N Mt Beadles as clerk. Mathodlet IW IL Speer and W J Stell serve as pastors and clerks on other Sundays.
Trustees Schoot at Payetteville Institute
W T Glover serves as chairman with A Burks B Lewis W Smith J J McCollum and J M Jackson on the board for Payetteville Institute J O Pettis is principal and A B noted in the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Glover
A. Burks
B. Lewis
W. Smith
J. J. McCollum
J. M. Jackson
Payetteville Institute
J. O. Pettis
A. B
Board of Education Names New Members
The district announces J T Vesey as chairman with W D Graves M M Coler J Q Landrum J McGollum and W N D Dxon as board members. Cy is listed as a third party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Vesey
W.D. Graves
M.M. Coler
J. Q. Landrum
J. McGollum
W. N. D. D'xon
City Officials List From Belton Document
City officers include Mayor W. J. Stell and eight Aldermen A Burks B Thornton W W Redwine W RR Camp and Wi J Smith. Chief of Police Belton Moore also named in the Belton record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Stell
A. Burks
B. "Thornton
W. W. Redwine
W. RR
Camp
J. Smith
Belton Moore
Fragments of Fayetteville Masonic and related lodge notices
Local fraternal notices list Fayetteville Chapter No 58 R A M meets first Tuesday at 2 PM with J W W Chens as H P. Mt Mariah Lodge No 130 F A M meets first and third Friday nights with W W Dickson. Fayetteville Royal Arcanum meets first and second Tuesday nights with Mize as Regent and Roberts as Secre. Fayetteville Lodge No 226 0 F meets first and third Monday nights with W Culpepper N Q and L Roberts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
A. M
J. W W.chens
H.P
Dickson
Dev
Mt Mariah
W. MW
Dixon
Leo
Connell Royal Arcanum
Mize
Regent
Roberts
J W. Culpepper
N Q
Beo
Fayetteville court terms list from 84 Monday in March and September
Superior court terms occur on the 84 Monday in March and September with Judge EJ Reagan and Sol Gen H B Bloodworth. City Court of Fayetteville meets on the 1st Monday each month with Judge W B Hollingsworth and Sol Gen A C Blalock. Jury terms fixed for January April August and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
EJ. Reagan
H. B. Bloodworth
Sol
City Court of
Local District Constables and Officials List
A fragmented list of district officials and constables including 946h District W Dickson J P J W Kitchens N P Constables, 1262nd District J B Mitchell J BP W J Carter N P, Tom West and John Turner, 709th District N G Wallis J P J J Trogdon N P Constables, 1298rd District J B Carson J P, 588th District W F Jones J P JE Spurlin N P W A Wesley Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Dickson
J W Kitchens
J W Simpson
J B Mitchell
J Carter
Tom West
John Turner
Wallis
J Trogdon
John M Frankifo
Rife Brogdon
Henry Jackson
J P
GT Edmondson
Burdett
J B Carson
Jones
W F Jones
JE Spurlin
W A Wesley
Subscribers to The News Discontinue on Expiry
Notices remind readers that the paper stops delivering after paid-up time ends unless renewed or an order to continue is received. Readers with names on the paper are urged to renew promptly to avoid interruption.
Pugilist Jim Hall Released After Chicago Robbery Attempt
James Hall the former pugilist was arrested in Chicago on charges of attempting to pick a man's pocket. He has been released as Henward, the complainant, said he was not sure Hall was one of the trio that tried to commit the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim” Hall
James Hall
Chicago
Henward
Hall
Emperors Meet Aboard Polar Star For Russo German Talks
A surprise rendezvous off Sweden finds Emperor William and Tsar Nicholas aboard their respective yachts the Polar Star and the Hohenzollern. The conference aims to shape the peace program with potential influence on Washington Portsmouth and European diplomacy amid Russo Japanese War lessons. Several court officials and naval officers accompany the rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Polar Star
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Finnish
Grand Duke
Michael Alexandrovich
Count Benckendorff
Count Heyden
Imperial
Birfoff
William
Hernoehand
Sweden
William Im
Russia
Washington
Portsmouth
Far East
Paris
Nicholas
Gulf of Finland
France
London
M. Witte
Great Britain
Willaam
Gafle
Borgo
Berlin
Grand Jury After Jugglers Probing Cotton Reports
United States District Attorney Morgan H. Beach announced the District of Columbia grand jury will investigate alleged jugglery in cotton crop statistics reported by the department of agriculture. The grand jury will meet to consider possible indictments in Washington Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil
Lee Wilson
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Charlotte
N. C
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Statistical Board
Georgia News Highlights Big Prison Probe and State Updates
W. M. Jacobs former Atlanta federal prison inmate files sensational charges of cruelty and seeks an investigation with Atlanta lawyer Tapp. Mercer University names Charles Lee Smith president after a career at William Jewell College. A Rome inmate named Jack Bone faces re sentencing for murder after asylum confinement. Tax gains rise across Georgia with thirteen counties reporting a combined increase of 2.46 million dollars. Governor signs two resolutions on Chinese exclusion repeal and Carrabelle harbor expansion. Savannah car works consolidate with Waycross plant to fill orders for 38,000 repairs and 2,000 new cars. Donalsonville wool clip sells for 32 cents and earns 16 thousand dollars. Georgia State Fair in Atlanta October 9 to 25 projected as the best yet. First bale of Georgia cotton sells in Savannah at 30 cents per pound. Indictments in embezzlement case dropped against Hallman Sims. Plumber H T O Shields fined 50.75 dollars twice for disorderly conduct. Quick verdict in Milton Rawlings case leads to a rapid guilt ruling with mercy considerations. Atlanta extends refuge to yellow fever evacuees, promising no quarantines and safe entry.
Call for canal laborers bids for Chinese and Italian workers
The Panama canal commission issued bids Saturday for 2000 Chinese and 2000 Italian laborers. W Leon Popperman, acting chief officer, announced the call as the first effort to recruit labor in large numbers for canal construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ride
Panama Canal
W. Leon Popperman
Panama Canal Commission
Automobiling Promoted as Cure for Insomnia
The New York Evening World says automobiling is recommended to cure insomnia. It notes that the after sensations resemble those from a massage and warns that more innocents are being put to sleep as a side effect of this proffered remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening World
Chattanooga College of Law Department of Grant neaiher
Two year course granting a Bachelor degree with thorough preparation for admission to state and U S bars. Strong faculty of fourteen. lectures open September. catalog dates, terms in Pine law building. self-supporting urban campus. lectures open Sept. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Neaiher
United States
Soga Pine Law Building
Tude
Mtsma Salf
Yellow fever quarantine spreads from New Orleans to region
An official autopsy confirms yellow fever in an Italian case. Detention camps form along rail lines to isolate travelers. Alabama Mississippi Texas Florida enact quarantines while Havana Mexico and Washington coordinate to curb spread with inspections and disinfection. Detention hospitals and five day non infection certificates set to deter travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Souchon
State Board of Health
Blanchard
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Havana
Marine Hospital Service
J. H. White
United States Marine Hospital Service
Slidell
Queen and Crescent
Avondale
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Kenner
Mississippi Valley
Illinois Central
Waveland
Louisville
Nashville
Heath
Florida
Mexico
Mexico City
Washington
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Louisiana
A. H. Glennan
Wyman
Honolulu
G. M. Guiteras
Cairo
Ill
T. H. Richard
Savannah
Mobile
Marine Hospital
Town Almost Washed Away by Cloudburst in Georgetown
A cloudburst drenched Georgetown Indiana on the Southern railway Friday. Main street flooded to three feet, causing heavy damage to stores and property but no lives were reported lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Ind
Southern Railway
Leak Probe Begins Brokers Are Summoned
The cotton report leakage investigation started Monday in Washington as a federal grand jury met by order of District Attorney Beach. Subpenas for several New York cotton brokers were issued with all witnesses required to appear before month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Beach
South
New York
Five Negroes Implicated in Mrs. Smith Murder Verdict
Coroner's jury in Gadsden Alabama concludes Mrs. J. Smith died by unlawful means from strangulation and neck breaking during a criminal assault. Named defendants are Jack Hunter Will Johnson Vance Garner Bunk Richardson and Lucy Mayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Gadsden
Ala
J. Smith
S. J. Smith
Jack Hunter
Will Johnson
Vance Garner
Bunk Richardson
Lucy Mayo
Mercer Elects a President at Ma con Ga Meeting
Mercer University unanimously elected Charles Lee Smith as president at a meeting in Macon Georgia. Smith, formerly of William Jewell College Missouri, is a Wake Forest graduate and Johns Hopkins PhD who has taught history and political economy for fourteen years at William Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Mercer University
Charles Lee Smith
William Jewell College
Missouri
Smith
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
Johns Hopkins University
University of Halle
Germany
Macon
William Jewel College
Public appeal to fund legal defense for Robert Young
An appeal seeks funds from the public to hire attorneys to defend Robert Young the white man jailed in Jackson Mississippi for the killing of a black convict named Coltius at Crystal Springs during a transfer by a traveling sergeant of the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Jackson, Mss
Coltius
Crystal Springs
Jeteg
Jackson
Body of Paul Jones Arrives at His Adopted Land
In the early light of Saturday morning the body of John Paul Jones was brought back through the Virginia Capes to the land of his adoption. Cot tagers at Cape Henry Ocean View and Willoughby Spit lined the shores to admire the pomp of the American admiral's return. The sight of the ships in line was one of stately grandeur and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
John Paul Jones
Virginia Capes
Cape Henry
Ocean View
Willoughby Spit
Lamont Secretary of War Daniel Lamont Dies at Milbrook
Colonel Daniel Lamont, secretary of war under President Cleveland, died Sunday evening at his Duchess County country residence Milbrook New York after a brief illness. The family issued no further details, and the death was described as unexpected in brief public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Daniel Lamont
President Cleveland
Milbrook
Duchess County
M. Y
Lamont
Wholesale Murderers Bulgarians Attack Two Villages
Report from Salonica states a large Bulgarian band attacked Baltina and Grade shnitza in Marinovo district at night. They killed the entire population indiscriminately and pursued until morning. The number of victims is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonica
Baltina
Gradeshnitza
Marinovo
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County Directory
Omecues
Board OF Educaton
Adams
A Webb
B Adams
A Leach
J. Jones
W Spratlin
E S$ Ward
M Arnall
Bill
Georgia News
W. M. Jacobs
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Jacobs
Tapp
Hils
Jack Bone
Rome
Milledgeville
Bone
Z. T. Hall
Wright
Tip Harrison
Georgia
House
Senate
Terrell
Carrabelle
Fla
General Assembly
Donalsonville
M. Sable Sons
Montilmery
Dudley M. Hughes
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Captain Hughes
Enterprise
Hughes
Deal Jackson
Albany
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Dean Jackson
Hallman Sims
W. T. Newman
Angier
Sims
Capital City National Bank of Atlanta
United States District Court
Newman
H. T. O’shields
Broyles
Atlanta Police Court
O'Shields
Recorder
O’shialds
O’shields
Milton Rawlings
Valdosta
Rawlings
Gate City
Chattanooga College of Law
W.a.turk
H. Hardwick
Tenger
Wasuinctox
D.C
W.H. Taylor
Atlanta, Ga
Ng’s
Young
Paul Jones
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