Fayetteville News Recap Of Local People And Events
Fayetteville highlights include the five month old death near Longino's and sympathy extended to the family. Prof. B. M. Harrison, Texas school official, visits. the Teachers Institute concludes with practical lectures by Prof. Wilber Colvin and attendees from the county. Plus updates on local businesses, subscriptions, and community notices.
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Oscar Halsten
Longino
Whitewater Church
B. M.harrison
Celeste
Texas
8. J. Harrison
Wilber Colvin
Rockmart
Knowles
Hawkinsville
B. M. Harrison
Clara Knowles
Col. Boggs
South Carolina
Lizzie McHachern
Onie Knowles
Dora Speer
Dora Snead
Albean Snead
Louella Perry
Tessie Loyd
Clyde Adams
Nevada Lewis
Mattie Mae Lewis
Eula McBride
Ethel Lee
Levicy Whitaker
Bessie Moody
Mae Snead
Lela Dickson
Laura
Jessie Thornton
Cami Cox
Opel’Lee
H. A. Durant
Rescar Mitchell
Letter to Fayetteville High Patrons From Principal Pettis
A Fayetteville High School letter thanks patrons after five years of service. Principal J O Pettis acknowledges support and opposition, defends educational aims of inspiring students and developing independent thinking, and invites open dialogue and future cooperation.
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Fayetteville High School
Devoe Paint Advises Gallon Costs Over Coin Loss
A letter to J W Wise explains a bank messenger lost a coin and a bag, warns painters to watch for gallons rather than price per gallon, and notes Devoe paint costs from 2 to 4 dollars per day with whitewash filler. Fife Mercantile & Hardware Co. sells the paint.
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Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
P. S. Fife Mercantile & Hdw. Co
Bicycle repair and parts offer by W H Hout at railroad
W H Hout announces readiness to perform bicycle repairs and to sell repair materials. He also acts as agent for new wheels and invites customers to visit his location at the railroad to save money. He promises service and bargains.
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W. H. Hout
Letters of Dismission for Fayette County Estates
Ordinary's Citations announce that F M Slaton administrator of Eusebius Slaton has fully administered the estate and urges any kindred or creditors to show cause why discharge should not be granted on the first Monday in July 1909. similarly T W Gray executor of Thomas P Gray is cited to show cause for discharge on the first Monday in July.
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J. O. Pettis
Prin
Georgia
Fayette County
F. M. Slaton
Eusebius Slaton
S. B. Lewis
T. W. Gray
Thomas P. Gray
Juana
Jordan Thornton
Willie Jackson
Arthur Jackson
Paul Jackson
Rd County
B. Lewis
H. W. Gay
Reuben Gay
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Home Affairs
Dean’s Pills
Fayetteville Drug Co
Farrer & Landrum
Farrer and Landrum
S. J
Winnie ‘Tucker
Fair' Rn
Bennett
Thomas McGough
Abergeen
Lizzie Kila Mashburn
Senoia
Georgia Dukes
S. A. Burks & Son
Louvate Brown
Carrie Brown
Mary Tignor
Jonesboro
Mary Lou Edmondson
Nyson
John E. Travis
J. C. Pettis
New York
Glenn Harrison
Charleston, Miss
S. Jarrison
Willie Kate Travis
Atlanta
Fannie Brown
Hannie Brown
Cartersville
A. B. Smith
Campbell County
W. H. Morgan
W. R. Camp
Jessie
Johnny Hobgood
Fairburn
Prof
M. L. Parker
College Park
Cleveland Foster
Vaughn
E. S. Stinchcomb
Kenwood
Fayetteville
B. G. Hightower
John M. Slaton
Senate
John N. Holder
Jackson
House
T. F. Peek
Griffin
H. H. Bass
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
H. D. Knowles
J. S. Knowles
G. W. Phillips
West Town
Athens
Ossie Plumstead
Pauline
G. W. Dorsett
Bennett’s Mill
Lizzie Williams
Moultrie
I. W. Keithley
G.H. Guy
GW. West
R. E. L. Fife
W. W.redwine
Hampton
Raleigh
N. C
Atlanta, Ga
W. T. Glover
J. H. Farr
This County
Mr. Farr
Fayette
The
Teacher’s Institute
Son
Panama
McDaniel Street
Atlanta,Ga
J. W. Wise
Fayetteville, Ga
W. W. Allen
Whitehall Street
Firet
Lewis
Lester C. Dickson
Fayetteville, Ceorgia
Holden
Ellijay