University of Georgia progress and public notices
Readable text shows a report on the University of Georgia improving admissions and curricula with strong student interest. It notes Georgia schools meeting higher entrance standards and projects over two hundred students by Christmas or January. Also included are local Athens notices on W. W. Skiff proposing a public clock tower, a new bridge over Trail Creek, a Buffalo widow’s disappearance, and weather-prayer reports in Illinois.
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Efi Tehe University
Ranieaneyer
Charbonnier
Geist
Carrie
Porter
Georgia
Virgi
Xenophon
Cheek Factory
Athens to Host Georgia Carolina Northern Offices
Athens will gain the headquarters of the Georgia Carolina & Northern railroad on October 1 as the entire operating department moves to Athens. The superintendent and general manager offices will be housed in the Carlton building with Hoke and Temple, signaling a strong city role for Athens in the young line.
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Athens
Georgi, Carolina & Northern Railroad
New Road
Georgia, Carolina & Northern
AL. Hall
Hoke
Major Temple
Carlton
General Hoke
Georgia
Carolina and Northern
Letter From Lunatic Inmate Describes Courtship And Railroads
A Milledgeville asylum inmate writes to a young lady, recalling past intellect and marriage dreams. The letter contains fanciful boasts of warlike vigor, ambitions to build an Atlantic railroad, and references to diplomacy and police influence, ending with a request to call at the office.
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Asrium
P. D
Tenoguines
Aimee
Lady's Court
Palmadae
M D Lesseps
White's Failure Crowns NYC Talk on Firm's Prospects
The continued failure of S V White & Co remains the top topic in New York City's financial circles. Reports say White declines to publicize liabilities while others wait on daily results. Rumors of capitalists ready to fund a resumption circulate amid large grain and corn dealings and heavy losses.
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V. White & Co
New York City
New York
SV. White & Co
Wall Street
Perce
Wwe
8. W. White & Co
Georgia Legislature Debates Jury Rights and Session Changes
The Ocala Platform reports on the Georgia legislature as Mr. Williams fails to secure a two thirds vote for a jury reform bill. Resolutions favoring a Lee birthday ceremony are referred to committee, while bills to convert sessions to annual fifty days receive favorable committee action. Labor Day bill advances as Mr. Martin of Fulton pushes for Septembers first Monday holiday.
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Atlantana
Martin
Fulton
House of Representatives
Virginia Society of Atlanta
B. E.lee
Barrett
Pike
State Alliance
Baldwin
Randolph
Atkinson
Coweta
General Assembly
Williame
Williams
Ware
Fayette
Judiciary Committee
Underwood
House
Senate
Col Thomas asserts rights to Union Depot in Atlanta
Col J W Thomas of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad seeks immediate possession of the Union passenger depot in Atlanta. He aims to compel other railroads entering the depot to pay up or be barred, arguing the state owned the property and his lease rights extend to the terminal.
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Atlanta
J. W. Neee
Nashville, Chattanooga
Colonel Thomas
Union
New York
Nashville, Chattanooga and Louis Railroad Company
Colonel Thom
Stears
Shville
Chattanooga
Lonia
Ilroad
Harmony Grove Active Correspondent Report
Harmony Grove notes include W W Stark and L J Smith visiting Banks Superior court this week. Dr D C Wood, a young Banks County physician, spent Monday night with townsfolk. W B Power and C D Stark, local merchants, traveled through town en route to Homercourt. Gospel tent meeting close reported with Rev Tillman delivering sermons.
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Hannony Grove
W. W. Stark
L. J. Smith
Banks Superior Court
D.C. Wood
Banks County
Messrs
W. B. Power
C.D. Stark
Harmony Grove
Peat
Messrs. Harris
The
Banner
Pruitt
Ledger
Homercourt
Till
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W. W. Skiff
City of
Trail Creek Bridge
Civaco
Dell Rathban
Buffalo
William H. Buck
Hyde Hak
GH. Rathbon
Cizens
Cleveland
Rathbone
Macon
Irda
Aoe Lane
Florida
Lane
Georgia Southern
Commit
Ia Southern
Railroad Commission
Valdosta
Central
Macon and Atlantic Railroad
Macon and Atlantic Read
Tse
Strong McKee
Macon Telegraph
Newton Low
Avular Yountleman
Covington and Macon
Georgia Southern Roads
T. A. Bosley
East Tennessee
Augusta
Hood
Sersaparille Bs
Knoxville
Tenn
Nashville
Knoxville Southern
Seaboard
McElree
Cardus
Thedford
Eale
Lynpon
B Fower
W Hamer
RT Bruasy & Co
PD Srenck & Co
Athena
Homer
Maak Heer
N. Butbine
Grand Jury
Esquire
W. All Watson
Russell Is
Stark
Mony Grove
Strickland
Bavy
Castoria
Jig Tavern
Brouth Street
R.N. Pextic Jug
White
Lixcotx
Neb
Frank Carroll
Nichols
McEnarp
Hils
United States
Ed Watt
Springfield
His
Ed Howell
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Gan
United States de District Court
Howwell
United States Perk
Spinell
Palmer & Kinnebrew
Clayton Street
Republic
Legislateer
McEirce
Chicago. Tribune
George
Martha
Orse
Ethel
Mae
Ae My” Glack
Ures von
Jesse Thompson & CO
Hale St
R. R. Yard
Les W—wely
Thho
Markwalter
Tuporter
Champion Iron Fence CO
Ee and Stesm
Broad ST
Clark’s
Talmage & Brightwell’s
Bannere Jabs
Jackson ST
Banner Building
Banner Job Office
Tom Baxnen
Gerenee Sual
Tuxay
Adam
Regent & Babcock
Gordon
Haselton & Dozier
Athens, Ga
C.F. Kohlruss
Irvine
McCoura
Carwile
Tinnertike
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