Comprehensive Catalog of Household Goods for Sale
An extensive listing of items including Oxford Teacher's Bible, thimbles, silk spools, games, tobacco, spectacles, conchs, roach combs, shoe strings, cases, pens, needles, syringes at 38c, fish hooks, paper, scissors, wheels, knives, razors, spoons, strings, chains, brushes, scales, thermometers, hooks, eyes, bridle bits, hammers, hatches, saws, clocks, and more. All goods stated as first grade and offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Town of Bailey's 1897 Election Ordinance Provisions
The document outlines registration and voting rules for the January 1897 town council election. Voters must be bona fide residents for 30 days, register in person, and appear before the town clerk. The election will follow governor and county rules, with four councilmen to be elected, and a certified voter list to be used at polls.
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Jackson
General Assembly of
Georgia
Clera
B. P. Bailey
Joseph Jolly
Settlement Order In Butts County 1896
In December 1896 the Court of Ordinary of Butts County ordered Margarett Barnes and others, heirs of Henry Barnes, to appear in January 1897 to settle the account of W. D. Curry as administrator. The order requires personal service and publication thirty days before the next term, naming Emily Barnes and other heirs residing outside the state to show cause against the settlement. Dec. 7, 1896. James F. Carmichael Ordinary.
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W.D. Curry
Henry Barnes
Butts County
Margarett Barnes
Joseph L. Barnes
John W. Barnes
Lucy Leverett
Ligzie Smith
Curry Pullum
Emma Brooks
Martha Barns
Sam H. Godsey
William Mays
Minnie Plunket
J. H. Holifield
T. J. Holifield
W. D. Curry
James M. Barnes
M. J. Barnes
M. O. Curry
G. Barnes
Curry Crane
Emma McMichael
F. K. Barnes
C.O. Barnes
L. E. Yancey
Lucy M. Barnes
H. B. Barnes
Emily Barnes
J. M.barnes
Mary Adams
Robert Barnes
Fannie Barnes
Andrew Barnes
John H. Barnes
Lucy Duke
Robert Mayo
Jas. F. Carmiurael
Notice of estate and road orders in Butts County Georgia
In Butts County Georgia the report of commissioners set apart twelve months notice for the widow and minor children of Geo W Taylor is filed and a decision will be passed on January 11 1897. A separate notice states an order to establish a road to Morris place near Monroe in northern direction by Newton and through properties of Freeman Wright Carson Laws Fisher Edwards Thompson Minter and Moore, with a decision on January 11 1897.
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Georgia
Butts
Geo. W. Taylor
Said
Sam
Jas
Carmichael
Butts County
Morris Place
Monroe
Kep Newton
Mr. Freeman
B. A. Wright
T. J. Carson
F. M. Laws&on
Thomas Edwards
Thompson
J. W. Minter
Riley Moore
Jas. F. Carmichael
Georgia Business College Offers Wide Employment Opportunities
The Georgia Business College of Macon Georgia reports many job placements through its Employment Bureau. Eight hired last week and four more this week across several states in roles including teachers stenographers accountants and office workers. Students from across America and several foreign countries attend, with guaranteed positions or refunds, and half price business courses with placement guaranty upon request.
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Georgia Business College
Macon
Buerau
Comercial Bank
Georgia
America
Georga Business College
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V. T. Barnwell
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA
The
Jackson Argus
Nough
Keminion
C.A.& C. Laharwell
Rena Vee,” Ee
Sass Valiic
Eninach
Emma E Taylor
George W. Taylor
Emma E. Taylor
Stevens Bros
Steven Pottery
Evry
A. G. Hitchins
BREE
Southern Home Journal
Remsen Crawford
Walter Reeves
W. G. Sutlive
Jacobs’ Pharmacy CO
Atlanta
J. W. Crum, Droggist
Jackson, Ga
Seaborn Lawrence
L. Grove
Flovilix Drug Co
Flovilla, Ga
United States
Wwe
Annals of Medicine
DR. Hathaway & CO
South Broad St
E. E. Pound
James R. Gray
A. Ff. Moss
R. Jas. R. Gray
C. Huhn
Macon, GA
Irvines Ga
Music House
Third
Tree Medical
Physio Iethic Y & CO
MIX Shoe CO
Mix & Kirtland
Cotton Avenue
Castoria
Jackson Areus
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