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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1892

Page

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We Struck It in Humbug Creek and the Gold Find

A California gold rush reminiscence recounts a mid 1850s strike on Humbug Creek. A boy narrator and partner stumble into a rich vein, the claim sparked by a dramatic vein discovery and a sensational dream of buying nations. The tale blends hardship, danger, and the lure of sudden fortune with vivid frontier details.

Fruitvale Alva Fimons California Drea New Bedford Mass Haskins Oakund Bay of San Francisco Humbug Creek Pat Flannigan Coos Bay Frank Campbell Howlin’ Wilderness Hi Williams Miller Miller Williams Aiva Boles Pitt River Pard Oregon Ireland England Queen Victoria Yreka Flannigan Campbell Rascal Greathouse & Slicer Charley Slicer Oakland Slicer Greenhorn Red Bluff Joaquin Miller Elmira

Colonel Girardeau and the duel that never was in Albitumen

In Albitumen New Mexico a colorful lawyer Colonel Clay Benton Girardeau bragged of favoring the code duello yet avoided real bloodshed. A staged pistol duel overheated into a comic farce as five railroad workers plotted to cheat him with painted cartridges. The colonel, sensing treachery, exposed the ruse and pursued the culprits, prompting a chaotic chase and a postscript warning to not meddle with Missouri.

Albitumen N. M Clay Benton Girardeau Missouri Arizona New Mexico Texas San Francisco Washington Colonel Girardeau Star of the West Faroor St. Louis Philadelphia Kansas Simulfar Dr. X Girardean Nan Mr. Gillan Mr. O'Farrell Mr. Schrader Doctor Girardeau Dean Smm

Luce and Angus reunite as old debts fade

Old Abner Marsden, a grasping invalid, hinders daughter Lucia from Ang Howland. Years pass with poverty and letters, then Angus returns rich and discovers the old man’s mortgage canceled. Howland saves the estate, revealing his true identity and renewing Lucia’s chance at a future.

Abner Marsden Luce Howland Father Angus Howland Ang Angus Lucia Peetiaa Paling Marsden Mag Ang Howland Lucie California Old Marsden Hinton Hewland Young Hinton Cicely Yiel Dad Angus Howard

Big debate in Crawfordville ends with Black downing Watson

In Crawfordville Georgia on September 3 a large outdoor debate drew about seven thousand spectators near the grave of Alexander Stephens. Major Black delivered a strong rebuttal to Watson, who faced a hostile crowd, while Black highlighted Watson’s political record and the tariff issue. The event ended with a Democratic victory narrative and calls for party unity.

Crawfordville Alex. H. Stephens Black Watson Furly Stephens Sparta National Bank Kings J. C. C. Black Maj. Black Major Black Grover Cleveland Congress Cleveland

A Ballad of Kisses by Brit Mackay

A fragmentary ballad recalls three kisses with stark imagery and shifting emotions. The speaker relives a courteous kiss, a consuming second kiss of shame, and a final kiss tied to love and celestial absolution. The rhythm and archaic phrasing mirror a historic lyric style.

Alrow Brit Mackay

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