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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1889

Page

2

Grady Tour Through Elbert and Carolina Draws Large Crowds

Henry W. Grady and party completed a six day tour through Georgia and western Carolina drawing immense crowds in Elberton Hartwell and Andersonville. Speakers praised Grady for his eloquence and devotion to Georgia with residents closing shops and praising his mission to boost the state. The visit included dinners speeches and a Savannah river voyage and wrapped with a large Alliance dinner in Flat Woods.

Henry Grady Georgia Grady Henry W. Grady Niagara Carolina Savannah Athens H. H. Carlton H.C. White W.D. O’farrell Lula Atlanta Toccoa Elberton Wilson Lavonia Hartwell Globe Hotel James Grove Prof White Carlton Elbert Tom Glenn Alliance Mr. Grady P W. Davis Bobo House Andersonville South Carolina Grafy Cathe W. H. Mattex Elbert County 3. C. White Flat Woods Capt. Carlton Savannah River

Grady Fans and Savannah River Excursion Chronicle

A Georgia Savannah river outing near Andersonville chronicles Henry Grady’s comic antics and a flotilla voyage of dyed memories. Grady braves a rock snag and disrobes to battle the water, while locals recall Mans Jolly and Brown’s Ferry violence.

Negro Preacher Moves Grady With River Revival

The article recalls a colored preacher drawing strong emotion from Mr. Grady during a river services. Grady reflects on the negro race, praising the spiritual music and noting it as the wail of the slave. He says the negro remains true before city life and politics alter them. Tomorrow promises a second day report on the river and past adventures.

Franie Grady Ed Barrett

Historical and Bloody Ground-Minor Incidents of the Journey

From a Thursday diary aboard river boats, Grady notes a sunrise over the river and impressions of sleeping outdoors. The party reaches Col Mallox’s farm for a Georgia barbecue, witnesses naval gestures and a colorfully described barber scene, and recalls antebellum dueling grounds on the Carolina bank with stories of Capt James Burch and Mark Knight.

Grady Atlanta Ike McCalla Mattox Carlton Henry Grady, Jr Stanley Col. Mallox Georgia Carolina Palmetto Empire States James Burch Mark Knight Elberton

Savannah River Expedition Recalls Magnificent Five and Toombs

A fragmented reminiscence recounts a river journey along the Savannah with a party reading poetry on the water and praising the Magnificents. It notes Gen Toombs sheltered by locals, the pursuit by Yankee troops, and a rescue at Elbert County as the party moved toward Mattox’s mills and the river’s ford during a Civil War era excursion.

Amon America Okee Shoals Savannah River Mattox Mississippi Bowl W. H. Mattox Robt Toomls Iere Toomained L. H. O. Martin Savanna Batteau Toombs Martin Elbert County Tol i Tascre Elberton O. Martin Elbert Coum Tuck Irwin Reat James Edward Calhou Carolina Savannah Grady

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Mr.Grady D. C Augusta Mr. Earle Earle Prof. White Ellen’s Isle Loch Katrane Walter Scott Selkirk Lewis Fair Dames Garden of Eden Brown’s Ferry Anderson County Johnson Mans Jolly Anderson Coonel Texas Park’s Ferry Hart County A. R. Parks Park A.R. Parks Ey H Te Ity
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