Byromville Bond Election For School House Years 1908
Notice describes a town election in Byromville on October 20 1908 to decide issuing five thousand dollars in bonds to build and equip a school house. Bonds valued at 1000 each bear 6 percent interest with annual interest and full repayment within thirty years. Election rules mirror mayor council elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byromville
L. H. Morgan
W. H. Byrom
Reas
Bell
Byraimville
T. H. Morgan
Treas
J. M. Rape
Eli Woodruff
C. Josey
Turlington
E. B. Davis
Public sale of Pinehurst land under mortgage by Rus Kent
Georgia Dooly County notices a public auction to satisfy a mortgage on lot No. 4 in Pinehurst town. The sale, at court house during legal hours on the first Tuesday in October 190%, will transfer the 75 by 180 foot parcel along with a second 35 by 160 foot tract, to the highest bidder for cash. Principal debt exceeds 4281 dollars with 8 percent interest, plus 10 percent attorney fees and costs, conveyance to be executed by the undersigned attorneys for G W Fullington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Dooly County
Rus Kent
W. Fallington
Superior Court
Pinehurst
Lucy Kent
Charlie Horne
John Johnson
Alka Ane Los Oil
Follywa
Squire Jackson
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
Neal McCorvey
Said County
Towl
Snow
Dissolution of Taylor Bros Firm and formation of Ridley Furniture Co
Dissolution of the Teyloe Browd& Ridley Furniture Company occurs as Taylor Bros sell their interest to J F Ridley who will continue the business under Ridley Furniture Co. Ridley will pay all debts and collect notes due to the firm. Notice dated September 3, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teyloe Browd& Ridley Furniture Company
Taylor Bros
J. F. Ridley
Ridley Furniture Co
Ridley
Ridley Furniture, Co
Proclamation on Pensions for Ex Confederate Soldiers Widows
Georgia Governor Hoke Smith proclaims amendment to article 7 section 1 enabling pensions for ex Confederate soldiers and widows with residency and income limits. Eligible widows must have married before 1870. soldiers must have served in Confederate forces or state militia and be honorably discharged. Provisional ratification by voters slated for November 3, 1908. Also notice of sale of Neal McCorvey estate under county court order. Public auction set for first Tuesday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Parone
Atlanta
General Assembly
General Assembly of
United States
Confederate States
Philip Cook
Executive Department
State of
Mexico
Spain
Secretary of State
Sheriff Sales in Vienna Georgia 1908 Legal Notices
Dooly County sheriff sale announced for the tiret Tuesday in October 1908 at Vienna courthouse for 1 000 cross ties on the railway right of way, levied to satisfy a laborer’s lien in favor of Paul Wimberly against Henry McWilliams. Also notices of administration for Mrs N C Peavey, homestead exemptions for Sallie Gilbert, guardian discharge for Mary J Mixon, and sale leave for Samuel Fudge estate with land descriptions in Donly County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia—Dooly Courtly
Court House J
Vienna
Georgia Southern & Florida Railway Co
Paul Wimberly
Henry McWilliams
H. W. Powell
J. P
City Court of
Benneve
Dooly County
Georgia
Sallie Gilbert
T. J. Gilbert
J. D. Hargrove
D. D.C
D. McKenney
Mary J. Mixon
Mary J McKinney
O. D. Co
Georgia Voters to Decide 1908 Constitutional Amendment
Governor Hoke Smith proclaims a proposed constitutional amendment on voter qualifications and registration. The act repeals article two section one, creating nine paragraphs detailing registration rules, residency, taxes, and multi class eligibility including veterans, descendants, literacy, and land ownership. Submission to voters occurs at the October 7, 1908 general election with two newspaper publications and governor's proclamation.
Estate sales and rents announced in Cherokee Chattooga area
Wm M McDonald administrator seeks leave to sell lands of John McDonald in Cherokee Chattooga counties to be decided on the first Monday in October. Public outcry sale of Charlie Peavy estate lands planned for October in 1909 at courthouse with several named farms and stock. Executrix Ela Peavy asks renters to give notes with security. Foley's Kidney Cure is noted at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. McDonald
John MecDonald
Ofenid County
Towit
Chattooga County
Georgia
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Hardware Store
C. M. Stanley, Mng
Columbus
Joseph Burns
Lamar
Lamar, Taylor & Riley Drug CO
Macon
Lt i LE
Esmorgla
Anid Aranty
Lave
Rald Eoanty Deena
Hk Fs
Cite Oil
Gelar
Amt Crediture of
Poids
Hotelereen
Culedinary
Sand County
Thc
Mondsy
Tech
LO. Hargrove
D.C
Rowan
D. M. Bowen
Cainte
Mauchin Bewen
County Deerbe
Inne
Ewunty
DO. Hargrove
Sheriff Sales
Major Fudge
Snimoel Fudge
Donly
Jeorgia—Dooly County
Dooly
Court House Door
Charlie Peavy
Harris- Jenkins
Lucey Gurr
Smith Place
Charlie Nealy
Ela Peavy
Foley
Bischer
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