Gen W H Lee Dead in Virginia Home
Maj Gen William Henry Fitzhugh Lee son of Robert E Lee dies at Ravensworth Fairfax County Virginia Thursday evening. The piece notes his Confederate service leadership in the state agricultural society and his political prominence, contrasting his fate with public debates and Georgia and Ohio politics of the era.
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R. E . Lee
Ravensworth
Fairfax County
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Robert E. Lee
R. E. Lee
State Agricultural Society
Virginia Senate
Gen. Lee
Congress
Old Dominion
Mule Mystery And Public Notices In A Local Column
Local notes report that subscribers should notify the office if papers are missed and a Perry Georgia man Gneex Carn seeks help finding a lost mule and buggy. The column riffs on a joke about a green cane tied to the mule and ends with a plug for Chamberlain’s remedy and a Vesuvius eruption photo balloon visit.
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