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The Cleburne New Era
NEWSPAPER NOTICES FROM "THE CLEBURNE NEW ERA"  for 

SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, and NOVEMBER  1892





NEWSPAPER Issue of Saturday, September 10, 1892



J. R. Caldwell, Notary Public and ex-officio Justice of the Peace, Office is 

next to drug store. Taking acknowledgements and affixing seal to all papers 

requiring such official signatures promptly attended to.

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Misses Ada Morris and Ida Hunnicutt will leave their homes here on next Monday 

to enter school at Athens, Tenn.

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The keeping of the paupers of this county has been let to Mr. J.A. Burgess at 

$6.50 per month, per capita.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, September 29, 1892



Miss Hattie Perryman of Rokdale, Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.F. Morgan 

in town.

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Mr. E.S. Swift will move down to Chulafinnee to run a cotton gin and saw mill 

that Swift Brothers recently purchased from Mr. Stovall down there.

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DIED - - Mr. Glenn Black of Oxanna, a brother of Mr. E.T. Black of Heflin and 

a former citizen of this county, died at his home on last Wednesday and was 

buried at Oxford on Thursday with Masonic honors.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of  Thursday, October 6, 1892



Mayor John F. Morgan was called to Randolph county on  last Wednesday by the 

severe illness of one of his children which was taken sick while on a visit 

there with its mother.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, October 20, 1892



Mr. H.G. Noell is critically ill, suffering from an ulcer in the stomach.

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Tommie the little son of Mr. and Mrs. John Boman is quite sick with pneumonia.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, November 3, 1892



LAND FOR SALE - - I will sell 37 acres of land lying one fourth mile from the 

corporate limits of Heflin. There is a 4 room house and good garden on the 

place. The land is in original forest and well timbered, there are several 

springs of excellent water on it and a fine location for a tannery.  I will 

sell this property for $500. half cash and half in twelve months. Persons 

desiring to purchase it can be shown over it at any time or can get full 

particular by writing me at Heflin, Ala.  W. M. Tolleson

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On Tuesday night last, a thief entered the residence of Mr. Ellis who lives 

near Chulafinnee and stole a large zinc covered trunk containing the cotton 

book, notes, accounts and mortgages and $300. in cash, together with several 

articles of wearing apparel and two  counterpanes the property of Mr. Ellis.

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Miss Lucy Woolbright of Westminster, S.C. is visiting her sister, Mrs. L.L. 

Herron in town and will spend several weeks with her.

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NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, November 17, 1892



Mr. W.D. Perryman is quite sick.

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Mrs. M.F. McMurray is dangerously sick with fever.

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Mr. and Mrs. D.W. Vaughan and Mrs. B.M. Bayol took in the Carnival at Atlanta 

Thursday.

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Mrs. Lizzie Williams of Ashley is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.N. Swift in 

town.

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Mr. J.R. Caldwell has moved into the house formerly occupied by Dr. H. Martin.

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