Superior Court Docket Sept 18 99 Trials and Judgments
A list of cases tried and disposed on September 18 1899 with verdicts, settlements, and dismissals. Includes Black trustee v James, American Guano Co v Sumerford, Wade v Wade, and State v King and Mann among others. Proceedings note several remands and certiorari outcomes across multiple judges and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Mra
HL James
Security Loan and Abstract Co
Lowinia Swearingen
C Duncan
J A Lane
American Guano Co
Sumerford
B Williams
W Folds
Equitable
McIntosh Millinery Co
E Armatead
Bill In Equity
T H Grace
Jane McKinney
A B Small
Julien E Perry
J Ridley
M Kennedy
Lula Kennedy
Fi Fa
Levy
Bank of Vienna
Annie L Vinson
J T Vinson, Jr
D W Sumerford
O Rowall
Lilly
W Sumerford
R Raines
FT Mason
Ya M Swearingen
Ordinry Court
Inman, Smith & Co
Johnson & Beddingfield
Justice Court
Jas McDaniel
JS Morgan
Morty Fila Levy
Exchange Bank of Macon
R H
G & A Ry Co
Dwight Gibbs
Edenfield
Loyd and
Berry
Ward
A E Colwell
Cordele Compress Co
Bank of Tifton
Horsford
DT Dowdy
Gs&fry Co
Cordele Ice Co
Parrott Lumber Co
R. H. Bedgood
Negro Williams Accused Of Cursing White Wife On Farm
The Process reports Berry Williams a laborer on W H J Carmack’s Pinehurst area farm cursed and abused his wife while Carmack was away. After a dispute over washing Mrs Carmack retrieved a pistol and Williams fled. Carmack offers a 26 dollar reward for capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Williams
W. H. J. Carmack
Pinehurst
Carmack
Serious Injuries Lead to Death of Mr Ivey in Cotton Wagon Accident
Mr Ivey, a salesman for the J warehouse of Mr R L Barfield in Emerick, suffered fatal injuries after a timber fell while unloading cotton. A team bolted, the wagon ran over him, and he died Tuesday night around 11 o clock. The Progress expresses sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivey
R L Barfield
Emerick
Remarkable Rescue of Mrs Curtain by New Discovery
Mrs. Michael Curtain of Plainfield says a month of treatment by her physician failed against a lung consumption. After using six bottles of Dr King s New Discovery she recovered and can do housework again. Trial bottles available at Dr CT Stovall s Drug Store, 50 cents to 1.00, guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtain
Plainfield, Ll
King
Dr. CT
Stovall
Giant rattler captured near Toombs Morgan place
Joe Morgan brought a colossal rattlesnake to town last Saturday. Found on a branch at Mr. Toombs Morgan's place about five miles from town, the snake measured 91 inch body circumference, about 5 feet long, weighing around 25 pounds with sixteen rattles and a button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooly County
Joe Morgan
By Force of Impulse in Pulaski a Stage Triumph
An enthusiastic critique praises the Pulaski Volunteer Dramatic Club for presenting By Force of Impulse at the opera house. The review commends the cast scenery and the refined two and a half hour performance urging audiences to learn from impulsive acts. The writer thanks J. P. Heard for bringing the troupe and hopes for another visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Volunteer Dramatic Club
Hawkinsville
Heard’s Opera House
Pulaski Voluntee Dramatic Club
J. P. Heard
George Washington
Washington
Obituary of Warren Folda Died at Home Near Pinehurst 1899
Warren Pate Folda, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J B Folds, died September 1 1899 at their Pinehurst home after a brief brain congestion illness. Attended by Dr. Roberts of Pinehurst and his uncle Dr. Warren Hall of Oakfield, he was ten years old and twin to Mary Coleman who died four years earlier. Buried at Mt Olive cemetery. Aunt Kate Causep signs notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Pate Folda
J B Folds
Pinehurst
Roberts
Warren Hall
Oakfield
Mickey
Warren
Mary Coleman
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Little Warren
Kate Causep
Notice to Debtors by JH Jorpan 1899
Notice directs debtors to call on attorney M A Fleming within 20 days for settlement of executions notes and accounts in favor of W H Whipple turned over for collection. Dated September 11 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Whipple
M A Fleming
JH Jorpan
Tax Notice for Ad Valorem Taxes in Vienna Ga 1899
The town of Vienna Georgia opens books for Ad Valorem tax collection for 1899. Books close September 30. R Keilam serves as Clerk and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Keilam, Clerk & Treas
County notes from Pere and Purasant Valley
Pere Georgia September 19 1899 Mrs J M Dickson visits daughter Mrs Lilly at Fuqua Jos Burns was here on business Tuesday Last Friday at the home of Misses Anna and Nellie Odom an entertainment was given to friends Attended singing at Friendship from here were John Odom Gaines Charlie Hall Thos Lewis and Miss Ella Odom Bob Robison of Montezuma visited P Odom last Thursday night J A Lilly of Fuqua was here Monday Purasant Valley September 18 1899 Epworth League on a boom Rev Mr Wright preached two sermons School closed Friday Miss Lizzie Jackson left for Sycamore Mrs C W Johns of Vienna and Miss Ava Johnson attended preaching Florence Wilkes of Dooling passed through Saturday to the Convention Several from the community attended the Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Lewis
Mies Ella
Bob Robison
Montezuma
Odom
J A Lilly
Fuqua
Purasant Vallley
Epworth
Wright
Lizzie Jackson
Sycamore
C W Johns
Vienna
Ava Johnson
Florence Wilkes
Dooling
The Good Samaritan Helps Traveler In Pinehurst
A traveler collapsed beside the rails near Pinehurst and was cared for by local residents. He was found unconscious, dressed, and treated by a physician. letters identify him as Stephens. A friend’s note mentions the mother praying, and the passage ends with a call to practical charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
GS &Fr.r
Stephens
Thia
Homecoming Message From Vienna Georgia Imbued With Progress
A warm greeting extols Vienna the county seat of Dooly Georgia as a thriving, growing city in the garden spot of the south. The piece highlights new brick stores warehouses a gunnery planned electric light plant water works graded schools led by Prof. A Rowland and Emory connections. It praises hospitality industry and climate and argues Vienna offers opportunities for homes and careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Dooly
Georgia
A. Rowland
Candler
Emory College
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
Volcanic eruptions are grand but skin eruptions ruin life. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures ulcers boils sores and various skin issues. It relieves pain drives out aches and is sold by Dr. C T Stovall, 25 cents a box with a cure guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C T Stovall
Stock sale notice in Unadilla Bank case
Public notice that the undersigned have sold their stock in the Bank of Unadilla at Unadilla Georgia and are no longer liable to depositors and creditors in the case Country Bank Stock Security Co versus Witham W W Banks. Also a medical ad for Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine with guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Unadilla
Unadilla
Country Bank Stock Security Co
Witham
Prohibition Sermon by Rev. J T D Hillyer in Vienna
The Rev J T D Hillyer of Atlanta will preach in Vienna Sunday on Prohibition. The community is urged to attend and hear the sermon, praising his noble work during his stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T D Hillyer
Atlanta
Vienna
City
Dont Stop taking Scotts Emulsion This Summer
Advertisement urges continued use of Scott’s Emulsion through warm weather claiming it heals lungs and enriches blood. Mentions price Sec and $1 and availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Cordele Hornet Succumbs. Morning Call Inherits Gloomy Farewell
The Cordele Hornet departs with promises of new directions as The Morning Call announces its arrival. R. F. Burton & Son acquire the outfit and will publish daily, inviting readers to welcome the new paper and follow its policy and purpose from Dooly. Look out for T W Register & Co at Sawith's old corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele Hornet
R. 5
Burton & Son
Wu Daily
Wen
Dooly
T W Register & Co
Sawith's
Dreyfus Pardoned in Principle by Paris Ministers
Paris in September reports that the council of ministers decided to pardon Alfred Dreyfus in principle. He relinquished his appeal, and the pardon will take effect within days. Widespread public calm followed the announcement as predictions had anticipated the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of Ministers
Dreyfus
Droits del Homme
Story of a Slave Becomes Free Through Medicine Miracle
George D Williams of Manchester Maine relates how his wife, once helpless for five years, regained health after using two bottles of Electric Bitters. The remedy claims to cure female diseases, nervousness, insomnia, melancholy, headache, backache, fainting and dizziness. Sold by Dr. C T Stovall for 50 cents per bottle with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D Williams
Manchester
Miah
C T Stovall
Hinson and Meadows Wed at Bride’s Father Home
Miss Katie Hinson and Mr. Jack Meadows united in marriage last Sunday at the home of the bride’s father CH Hinson near Byromville. Judge T R Smith officiated in a large gathering of relatives and friends. Progress extends best wishes for their long, prosperous life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CH Hinson
Byromville
Katie Hinson
Jack Meadows
T R Smith
Miss Sillar Brown Praises Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine
Miss Sillar Brown of Warsaw Georgia writes that Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine is wonderful for torpid liver constipation headaches indigestion and chronic diarrhea She says its strength and action surpass Zellin s and Black Draught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sillar Brown
Warsaw
M. A. Simmons
T H Gregory Sells Everything At Low Prices In Hard Times
Local merchant T H Gregory advertises a wide assortment of dry goods groceries buggies wagons harness and sewing machines offered at or below competing prices. He promises fit quality and satisfaction with every purchase and proclaims himself the people's friend in tough economic times.
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Superior Court
McElree
Cardus
Chattanooga
Tenn
County Corresponderee
The
Good Samaritan
Home, Sweet
Home
T. H. Gregory
Unadilla, Georgia
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