Georgia News and Market Hints Across Southwest
The week’s items include election chatter, frontier politics, and rail prosperity. Reports note Reed’s reapportionment hopes, Senate topographic funding rise to 300000, Mrs. Morton’s jewelry theft, and Harrison’s potential candidacy. Athens Banner cites district results, Blount’s anti sub treasury stance, and Tennessee gubernatorial turns. Georgia asylum crowding, Cabany’s presidential bid, Walton loss, race talks at Asbury Park, and North Carolina breeder leagues appear among rail gains for first half.
Letter from Bishop Keener on church duty versus political campaigns
The letter to Rev. D. C. Kelly argues a preacher cannot serve two masters citing Gallatin church duties and a prohibition party candidacy. It notes the itinerant preacher’s limited time for other service and urges choosing the stronger obligation.
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Alliance in Congress Shapes Georgia Delegation
The Alliance may send a largely Alliance Georgia delegation to Congress. Turner and Blount have grown cautious at home. Supporters argue the nominees are staunch Democrats with experience lacking, and that decisive relief for farmers may come only from national action, not state legislature.
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Judge Crisp Letter Highlights Sub-Treasury Clash
Judge Crisp aligns with the Georgia delegation against the sub-treasury bill, likely drawing Alliance opposition to his nomination. The congressional convention is set for August 4, with counties already instructing for him and a quick, decisive campaign anticipated if the Alliance objects.
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Georgia News In Brief
Georgia items report Fort Valley songs after recovery and drought impacts on Marshallville crops. Union plans in Montezuma on the 30th. Perry hosts Sunday school convention next Thursday. Cane crop in Perry county warned of ruin without rain. Accidental shooting in Albany injures wife. Roswell quilter's 8268 pieces hexagon log cabin dated to 1865. Cuthbert grows with new bank of $50,000 capital to open by September. Walker’s Station man found dead. suspected accident while hunting. Heron shot by A. D. Chapman near White Water Creek. Thomasville notes extraordinary watermelons, 36 melons weighing 1816 pounds. Primary set for State Senate district 23 on 26th inst. Houston County opposition noted. Real estate transfers list various parcels and parties including banks and individuals across multiple streets and towns.
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Grand Slaughter Sale at Reduced Chalies
A sale advertises thousands of Challies from 5c per yard, with select French Challies offered at 49c per yard. The note urges readers not to miss the opportunity as the sale closes Monday.
Advertising sale of textiles and accessories at cut prices
A local sale offers Bleached Lisle Vests at 55c, Silk Undervests at 67c, Mitts at 25c and 35c per pair, umbrellas and parasols at reduced prices, 25c Ladies Hose, hosiery odds for women and children, Handkerchiefs, new Torchon Laces at low prices, counterpanes, Table Damasks Sophins Towels, Lace Curtains and Screens, Curtain goods sliced to 12 1/2c per yard, with stock described as the best yet.
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