Remarkable West Virginia revival vision told by minister
The Rev. John T. Johnson recounts a Round Bottom revival in Monongahela county where a consumptive young man died, reportedly visited hell, returned to life in an hour, embraced religion, and died peacefully in his savior's arms. Witnesses include Johnson, Mr Daniels, and others. doctors affirm death. The tale spurred church attendance and public interest.
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Georgia political chatter and Georgia figures in Savannah
A collection of items from Savannah and Georgia affairs. Senator David B Hill spoke in Savannah on the 17th. Judge Patrick Owens dies in Atlanta. The Arlington Courier’s editor Josh Jones praised. Speculation on the third party governor nomination and political maneuvers by Dave Hill. Hotel management changes in Thomasville. The Sunny South acquired for 40000 dollars. Teachers Institutes boost Georgia schools. Abe Guckenheimer and Fannie Dub wed. cake weighed 103 pounds. Maria Hinton Wright lands a $25000 Mexico-writing job with the New York World. Local politics and editorials touch on Blaine’s invitation to Thomasville. The Dawson News notes Terrell county’s congressional hopes remain vigorous. LeConte pear trees bloom early in Thomasville area, hinting at a fruitful year. Governor Northen’s potential second term questioned. Col Stone predicts Henry G Turner as congress candidate. Sickles visits Atlanta in Hill circle. editorial tone defends Hill.
North Carolina Democrat letters from old Decatur
A reader from North Carolina settlement in old Decatur writes about local politics and the Alliance, praising H G Turner’s stature while speculating on future offices and a constable role. The excerpt also reflects on family life, urging husbands to bring cheer home, and comments on national borrowing versus lending ideas.
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