Foreclosure sale notice in Savannah Township land tract
Master Humphreys announces sale of sixty acre tract in Savannah Township Anderson County to satisfy a mortgage. The buyer pays half cash at sale with the remainder due in three months. purchaser may pay early. Sale set for October next with title to the property conveyed free of encumbrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Broyles Snd
R. W. Simpson
Armners
Broyles Simpson
Bowie
Anderson
Rituate
Savannah Township
of Anderon Co
Isada of
B. Dean
John Gentry
J.T. Hrangan
Aps
W. W. Humphreys
Luand
Anderson County
Trannys Bix Mile Creek
Thoms Dickson
Teacher’s Reform Plan Highlighted In Public Column
An 1880s column argues for daily general information exercises in schools. It praises a teacher’s skills and moral character, cites community impact, and urges supporting educators with fair pay amid debates over salaries and value to society. Local readers urged to endorse Miss McClain and recognize teachers’ broader influence.
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Grora
Miss. J. McClain
Ube
Underszind
McClain
J. Reed
Caldwell
Durham
Mrms
FE. Durham
J. B. Keer
Mike Elle Durham
A. M. Reed
Mes
McAdstos
Appeal to Georgia to honor Civil War graves in Cassville
A plea from Cassville seeking support to mark and memorialize 1860 Confederate soldiers buried in local and nearby graveyards. The author highlights Georgia’s 229 fallen from the war, urges donations from legislators and citizens, and frames the effort as honoring patriotism, family sacrifice, and history through renewed headstones and markers.
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Allenta
Pitriots
Roderie
Abiur
Georgia
Bar Ely
Mather
Conrades
Atp Vaya
Barsey
Memoria
Pelton
Fouts
Colonal Harris
Benator
Allama
Tuck Fallela
Leigh Hust
Toute
Inorgia
Georgis
Mississippi
Jeffarson Davis
Uist
Tom Cobb
Jiianda
Lasy
Marietta
Obattanooge
Andersonville
National Cemetery
Cassville
Onsayille
Casevillé
Sherdian
Hood
What Shall We Do With the Negro
A South era discussion argues for mass emigration of African Americans to government lands. It cites rising black populations in the South and contemplates funding and organizing a major relocation plan. Proponents say it would ease tension and offer new opportunities, while some ministers acknowledge hardship in remaining.
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Itda
United States
Ranalla
Viswe
Cape Cod
Greenville News
Colored Baptist Convention
Indianapolis
L. T. Huffman
Tennessee
South
South Carolina
News and Courier
Dr Westmoreland’s Cali days Tonic touted for debility
A 1883 letter from Farnyinn Post Office praises Dr Westmoreland’s Cali days Tonic for a daughter's chronic headache loss of appetite and general debility. The note asserts the tonic’s effectiveness and recommends it to others seeking relief. Also mentions unclaimed land in Carroll County Georgia and gold discovery attracting requests for title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Boy's honest path from errand boy to office role
Jack, a dusty boy seeking work, learns the value of honesty and steady effort. He endures three years as an errand boy, resists a higher paying offer to keep his word, and earns a promotion to an office position with better pay, guided by his mother’s counsel and his father’s lessons.
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Sthimi
Firs
Whale John L. Kennedy
Moses Waddell
Wesley Leyareti
Robert Breckinridije
Hays
Patrick
McElroy
Watkins
Kemp
Jack
Apoka
Torto
Bis
Aid
Lo Hse
Lils Fither
Mr. Lang
Butch
Bill
Air
Mr. Long
Tack
Mr. Hill
Efe
Mr. Lung
Tsck
Tim
Judge Cothran
Hannob
G. Hauser
Athens
Georgia
Cothran
Hauser
Abbeville
Geneaia
Pharosh
Berganta
Esextra
Rearninu
Degy
Nashville
Darkey
Breas
Eugene Boylston
Eaves
Elias More
Buck
Pickens
Soma King
Wilminton
Iil
Illinois
Signs of the Times in Church and World
An expository polemic argues that while churches grow and gospel reach expands, moral standards deteriorate. It criticizes Christians for worldly indulgences, cites crime rise in cities, lawmen influenced by vicious elements, and warns church leaders risk following society downward. Reader, what do you think?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiesga
Theorld
Church of God
From worthless homes to moral reform and crime drop
The Pittsboro Commercial Gazette argues that most wicked and immoral people arise from poor upbringing rather than inherent depravity. It urges society to take charge of homeless or poorly educated children, provide nurturing environments, and improve homes to reduce crime and immorality, noting many phosphate companies have mined in the State and detailing royalties and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro Commercial Gazette
Ita
Local Orange trust formed in Benton
A garbled archive note reports a Benton area formation of an Orange trust. It mentions Tom Wilson of Asheville claiming to have slain 357 bears and references a broader count of church burnings, militia figures, corn mortgages, and various scattered, unclear items. The fragmentary text lacks coherent timeline and full context.
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Orange Trust
Benton
Tom Wilson
Asheville
Nwo
United States
Nevada
Ltst
Henry Sturdivant
Rome
Tha Eouth
Tohnstown
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