Will Sell Liberty Hall and Effects Next Tuesday
The Liberty Hall homestead of Governor Stephene will be sold at public outcry next Tuesday, with the furniture and library included. The discussion mentions a railroad commission modelled after Georgia, urging voters to support legislative representatives aligned with railroad reforms. The note cites grants, subscriptions to the Kimball House in Atlanta, willow tree farming, castor beans, broom corn profitability, and a Louisiana state matter, closing with remarks on local enterprise and historic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hall
Lne
Stephene
Jane
Baal
Macon
Auaeek
Plant
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Dawson and Americus notes and local happenings
Local items report on the New York Marine Bank depositors prospects, town society notices including Mayor Fulton of Galveston, Miss Emmie Jordan and her Morris Station school, a recent marriage, a new social fountain at Charlie Mize’s Main Street store, college commencement plans for June, and various community updates. It mentions deaths, church activities, and respected residents like Capt. T. M. Jones and Uncle Luke Roberts with reminiscences of DeKalb’s burial in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wooten
W. A. Jones
Shefeld
Ala
Sheffield
Will
Dawson
Fulton
Galveston
Texas
Columbus Guards
Houston
Georgia
Emmie Jordan
Morris Station
Emmie
Georgetown
8. R. Johnson
Atlanta
Lizzie Raines
Mr. Johnson
Steve
Main Street
Americas
Robi. A. Hogue
Americus
Pat Ward
T. R. Thornton
Huntsville
Carrie Pollard
Tobe
Dawcon
Baptist Church
B. W. Davis
Rice
Methodist Church
Capt
T. M. Jones
Capt. Jones
Sumter
Baron DeKalb
Camden
Roberts
A Too Willing Man
A Burlington Hawkeye excerpt presents a flirtatious scene with Mabel pressing for commitment from George. She taunts his patience, referencing biblical waiting, while he pledges devotion beyond seven times seventy. The passage satirizes men overreaching in romance and hints at resulting consequences.
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Burlington Hawkeye
Mabel
George
Rachel
Moses
Sampson
Job
A Black Brute's Tyranny Deluded Crowd Watches Brutal Overload
An indignant crowd gathers at noon to witness a brutal public whipping of a Black overseer. A white boy, about sixteen, is strapped to a lamp post with chains as bystanders react with shock and protest. The scene, described in graphic terms, highlights racial violence and calls for aid to stop the act.
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Sara Haven
Apton
Nationacai
Iocs
Eric Ree
Also Mentioned on This Page
Awiskiovs
Tennessee Prees
Grant
Congress
Darien Gazette
Kimball House
Bss
Hilier
Dota Ville
Bulletin
Peartian
Dawson Dote
Schumpert & Roney's
Spot Cash Store
Choice Family
New Orleans
Bellewood
New York
Thurber
Liverpool
Cox, Hill,& Thompson
Stone Mountain
Lucy Hinton
Tod Getter
EDOOR
J. W. Wheatley & Co.’S Bank
Sohumpert & Roney
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