Baptists Meet at Maysville for Sarepta Centenary
The Sarepta Baptist Association opens its centennial session in Maysville with hundreds of delegates. Dr J H Kilpatrick of White Plains preaches on Why am I Baptist after a long pastorate. Dr B F Riley gives a history of the Sarepta Association. The Dispensary Question noted later.
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White Plains
B. F. Riley
Sarepta Baptist Association
Maysville
Real
J.T. Cheney
Crawford
J. H., Kilpatrick
Baptist Church
Kilpatrick
Sarepta Association and Georgia Baptist Convention History
The Sarepta Association formed with eight churches including Shoal Creek and Millstone Creek, growing to 33 churches and 2878 members within three years. By 1812 a revival baptized 1265 converts, missions began in 1816, and the first Georgia Sunday school started in Trail Creek in 1819. The movement spurred religious education, foreign missions, and slave welfare concerns, with ongoing growth and activity into the 1860s.
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Shoal Creek
Davis Creek
Van's Creek
Hollow Spring
Cabin Creek
Millstone
Trail Creek
Millstone Creek
Oglethorpe County
Great Britain
Moriah Church
Madison County
Jesse Mercer
Riley
Trail Creek Church
Athens
Adiel Sherwood
Georgia
Sarepta Association
Georgia Baptist Convention
Temperance
Penfield
Africa
Southern Baptist Church
Mozleys Lemon Elixir Promoted By Doctors And Ministers
Advertises Mozley s Lemon Elixir as a liver stomach and bowel regulator for biliousness indigestion and nervous headaches with minister Rev O O Davis and others praising cures. Claims Dr H Mozley Atlanta prepares the remedy sold by druggists. also mentions Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by H R Palmer Sons.
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H. Morley
Atlanta
Meazley
O. O. Davis
Tatnall St
Atlanta, Ga
Athens Recruiters Build 25 Men for Volunteers
Lieut John Boston added six men bringing total to 25 including eight enlisted earlier. Fifteen were sent to Macon yesterday destined for Camp Meade Pa. Boston aims to recruit 85 or 40 more locally, praising Athens for strong enlistment and a flourishing local company amid regional success.
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John Boston
Macon
Camp Meade
Boston
Athens
Wonderful Cure of Diarrhea Editorial and Cure Mention
A prominent Virginia editor nearly gave up on diarrhea before Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him. He reports relief after a few doses and urges readers to try it. Also promotes Prickly Ash Bitters to stop indigestion, sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Virginia
Chamberlain
O.R. .Moore
Times
Hillsville, Va
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Advisory Board Changes Signal Militia Reform in Georgia
In Atlanta the state military advisory board convened to review Inspector General Obear's report. Captain McCurdy of the Athens Guards said Inspector Obear would inspect the company within two weeks before it joins the state militia. The meeting at the capitol drew many senior officers including Byrd West Wooten Huganin Gordon Patton Renki Dozier Barker with Lawton absent.
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McCurdy
Athens Guards
Atlanta
State Military Advisory Board
O’bear
Military Activingsy Board of Georgia
State Capitol
William G. Obear
National Guard
Padagiaee Inchiefs A
A. R. Lawton
Savannah
Phil G. Byrd
Kell
Phill G. Byrd
A. J. West
W. E. Wooten
Fourth Infantry
Albany
EE. D. Huganin
Macon
W. 8. Shepherd
Aid-De-Camp
Columbus
Beirne Gordon
First Cavalry
W. A. Patton
Third Infantry
Rome
A. J. Renki
Sixth Infantry
Augusta
J. 8. Dozier
Cavalry
W. W. Barker
Fifth Infantry
Hall's Great Discovery promises cures for kidney and bladder troubles
An 1899 Texas advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and back pain. The ailment claims cover men women and children with a mail order option for $1. A patient testimonial from W R Tyler asserts permanent relief after using one bottle.
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Hall
E. W. Hall
St Louis
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Temple
Texas
W.R. Tyler
D. D
Barnesville
Dreyfus Pardoned in Principle by French Cabinet
Paris reports that the council of ministers decided to pardon Alfred Dreyfus in principle and the pardon will take effect in a few days. Dreyfus has withdrawn his appeal and the nation anticipates the outcome with calm.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Dreyfus
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the Baptists
Cen
J. H. Kilpatrick
Georgia Association
Mozley
Vibian
Hernando St
Memphis, Tenn
J Dorpetion
HerZrewers Afr Bis
Kei Brewing
Dreyfus the Marter
France
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