Preacher Debates Split in Doug ville Sermon Sparks Lines
In Atlanta on his way to Tampa Jones discusses religious division between Baptists and Methodists. He recalls Rev Carswell and Armistead, critiques baptism and the Lord's Supper, and notes exchanges on church roles and public attention. He predicts a long partisan clash before returning home. Meanwhile a story from Atlanta Journal notes a veto on a coinage bill.
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Am Jones
Atlanta
Tampa
Pensacola
Ville
Pointe
Thal Man
Doug
Dr. Carswell
Mistead
Old Weldon
Douglasville
Mr. Carswell
Armistead
Evangelist
Waddy
Jones
The Parting of Lee and His Generals
A historical sketch outlines the final break between Robert E. Lee and senior Confederate officers. It traces strategic disagreements and personal strains that preceded Lee’s surrender and the collapse of Confederate command structure.
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Lee
Remembrance of General Lee on His Birthday in 1591
In Bainbridge Georgia this Thursday morning January 29, 1591 Atlanta Journal prints a commemorative verse and reminiscences about General Robert E Lee. The column shares a long vignette of Lee in Richmond after surrender, reflecting on loss, loyalty, and southern memories amid ruins and exile.
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Bainbridge
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Robert E. Lee
Atlanta
Lee in surrender scene at his home ends the Confederate dream
A vivid Civil War vignette depicts Robert E. Lee and his veteran officers returning to Lee’s home after surrender. Soldiers, sobbing, grasp hands and pay final tribute as Lee enters his house breaking into tears. The scene marks the end of the Confederate cause and reflects on honor and loss. The passage ends with a quoted tribute to Lee and a remark from a lady about the surrender.
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Lee
Father Ryan
Credit and home industry guidance for farmers and merchants
The text urges strict spending by paying cash and avoiding credit, encourages home production and local purchasing, and warns that credit can ruin farmers. It promotes patronizing home industries, describes benefits of buying locally, and stresses mutual support, thrift, and self reliance in tough times.
Public condemnation and party formation noted saying
Chicago Herald remarks that Speaker Reed, President Harrison, and Senators Edmunds and Hoar are unmoved by public disapproval of usurpations, tariff policies, and federal power. It questions the GOP's identity if organized and officered by those viewed as linked to monopoly, force bills, federal overreach, and sectionalism.
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Reed
Harrison
America
Edmunds and
Hoar
Republican Party
Chicago Herald
The Hard Lot of Lo and Native Harshness in Print
A harsh editorial mocks Indigenous people as incapable of voting or owning a newspaper and argues they deserve death or subjugation. The piece frames violence as Christian remedy and cites colonial figures to justify oppression.
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Rogers
Piazarro
Cortez
New England
Omaha World-Herald
Brights Disease Remedy Testimonial Note
Thomas Williams of Soddy Tennessee describes relief after using B B B for Brights disease. He reports restored appetite, improved urination, reduced back pain and fatigue, and sleep improvement after two bottles, and a bedbound man became well after six bottles. He mentions prior treatment costing a hundred dollars without benefit.
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Thomas Williams
Soddy
Tenn
Reward for Return of Cherry Pay Mare and Colt
A ten dollar reward is offered for the return of Strared, a cherry pay mare eight years old with white hind legs and a suckling colt. Return to the owner or to the livery in Quincy. Reparations for shoeing may apply.
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Quincy
Wahl
Ethines
Guardianship discharge and administrator notice in Georgia
J M Lewis guardian of G W Lewis heirs applies for discharge. court cites all interested to show cause by filing objections why he should not be dismissed and receive letters of dismissal. Also notice for R Gilbert administrator of W R Gilbert estate to show cause by 10 am on the 4th Monday in January 1891 why letters of dismissal should not be granted. dated November 24, 1890 by J W Cowands.
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Georgia
Decatur
J.M. Lewis
G. W. Lewis
Court of Ordinary
J. M. Lewis
C.J. MuMenys
Miller County
Reuben Grimsley
Bolin Grimsley
R. Gilbert
W. R. Gilbert
J. W. Cowands
Court House
Bainbrdge
Said
Bainbridge
Lake Mann
William Subhers
Wmn
Elizabeth Godby
Decatur County
Sturon Brixsox
Dentur County
Faceville
Savannah, Florida & Western Railroad
Mount Pleasant
Hanna
Jacnson
AntEs. Coon
P. A
Hennine
Comr
Atkioon
L. C. Jackson
Are, Coox
P.H. Hernixe
Ekeyem
Kotice
Pew Road
WN. Neesmith
Oak Grove School
Ae Brock
Deakle
Macedonia
Thomas County
Janaary
Pee
Alvermen
City of Bainbridge Im
Mito
G. F. West
Seavwere
Eri
Strayed dog on January 4th seeking return
A stray dog described as a male of about six years old, brindle to brown color, with a possible cut in one corner of the mouth, was last seen in the area near DOMES OF a forse Mele avot Thi lesa. Any information leading to its recovery will be rewarded. Contact Baizbritige.
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qQuivey
Thbez
Vuelta de Abejo
Cuba
Jamestown
Quincy
Flo
Henny J. Fextos
Decatur
Georgia
Decatur County
Bainbridge
Henry Thomas
Orn
L. Nas+banm
L. F. Patrensos, Sherif
Tur
Bay
F. W.R R
Savannah
Alabama Midland Railroad
Montgomery
Alabama
Flint
Savayvanah
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Oaks
Dutbride
Pine Belt
Gulf
South
Ter County
Thz Democrat
Abridge
Joumary
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Palestine
Texas
Doug- Ne
Ussion
Tom Bayne
J. Bayne
Mr. Bayne
Rat
Tssell & Bra
Richmond
Appomattox
Jackson Street
Capitol
Virginia
Vigor
Losa
Americas
Satan
Christ
Albany
Columbus
S. W. Georgia
S. W. Foss
Yankee Blade
John Fiske
Benedict Arnold
Atlantic
Mr. Fiske
London
Arnold
Washington
Saratoga
Brights Disease
Said County
Spring Creek
Said Creek
G. B. Alday
B. B. Bowerys
Mathew Alday
Tate
I. BP. Parrenson
JW. Cowart
H. Henn Comr
Bainbridg
Owen
Astesian
Trop
U.S
H.c. Warre
Rwiteest
H.C. Wait
Hite
Mate
Martha Davis
J. W. Cowart
Muie
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