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The Cleburne New Era
NEWSPAPER NOTICES FROM "THE CLEBURNE NEW ERA"  for DECEMBER 1899

NEWSPAPER Issue of  Saturday,  December 9, 1899

Mrs. R. B. Baird and son Jerome are visiting Mrs. Baird's parents near 
Piedmont.
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Monday night, in a rear end collision near Edwardsville, Engineer George 
Garrett was seriously injured. He was brought to Heflin and his wounds were 
dressed by Dr. J.L. Simpson. He is doing as well as could be expected and his 
friends hope for a speedy and complete recovery. Several cars were wrecked and 
two other persons slightly hurt, Chas. Newton, fireman and Flagman Collins.
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LEGAL NOTICE - - Order of Publication
State of Alabama, Cleburne County Court in Equity

E.J. Patterson vs.  Emma Patterson
In this cause it is made to appear to the clerk by the affidavit of W.B. 
Merrill one of the plaintiff's solicitors,
that the defendant Emma Patterson is a non-resident of the state of Alabama 
and that she resides in the state of Georgia and that her particular place of 
residence is unknown.  And further that in the belief of the affiant, the 
defendant is over the age of 21 years.  It is therefore ordered that 
publication be made in the New Era, a newspaper published in the County of 
Cleburne, for four consecutive weeks, requiring the said Emma Patterson, 
defendenat above named, to plead, answer or demur to the bill of complaint in 
this cause by the 20th day of December 1899 or in thirty days thereafter, or a 
decree pro confesso may be taken against her. Done at office in Edwardsville 
this 18th day of November 1899.
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NEWSPAPER Issue of Saturday, December 16, 1899

M. D. ROBISON THROWN FROM A CART AND SERIOUSLY INJURED

News reach Heflin last night that Mr. M.D. Robison of this city had been 
thrown from a cart in Randolph County and seriously and perhaps fatally 
injured.  Mr. Robison who clerks for W.G. Milligan, had gone to Randolph 
County on a collecting tour. When about 20 miles from Heflin he decided to let 
his horse rest, he hitched a mule to the cart to drive and he and the owner of 
the mule, Mr. Key, started to drive to a neighbors; they had gone only a short 
distance when the mule ran away overturning the cart, throwing both Mr. 
Robison and Mr. Key violently to the ground, Mr. Robison's head striking a 
sharp stone, crushing his skull.  Mr. Key was only slightly injured.  
Messengers from his bedside this morning report that there is little hope for 
his recovery.
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NEWSPAPER issue of Saturday, December 23, 1899

M.D. Robison who was seriously injured by being thrown from a cart is 
improving and it is thought he will be able to be brought home in the course 
of a few days.
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Miss Leanna Bolt has returned from a visit to relatives in Randolph County, 
Ala.
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