Atlanta News Roundup Spans Deaths Marriages Trade and Travel
Col J J Rogers visited Atlanta yesterday. R A Jones a Griffin marble cutter died last Thursday. Middlebrooks Graddick promote cattle beef deliveries daily. W R Murphey Co sell cheap corn and tools. W H Willis shipped cattle to Atlanta. J L Kennedy advertises pickled shoulder rib and oat meal. The Georgia Pacific round trip Atlanta to New Orleans is 12.40. Miss Minnie Walker dies after Gordon Institute. Crutchers offer corptes window shades and furniture.
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J. J. Rogers
Atlanta
E. L. Rogers
W. R. Murphey «& Co.'s
R. A. Jones
Griffin
Middlebrooks & Graddick
E. A. Parker
West Point
W. H. Willis
W. R. Prey & Co
Bryan
Talbotton
Eastman
Uplands
W. R. Murphey & Co.’s
W. H. Baker
Mary Manley
J. L. Kennedy’s
L. N. Crawford
Missie McLean
Upson County
New Orleans
Georgia Pacific
R. J. Willingham
Macon
Dr. Warren
J. T. Lowe
Monroe County
A.B. Eubanks
B. Z. Holmes
Culloden
Alva Ware
Nettie Moncrief
Marshalville
Barnesville
H. Perdue
Philadelphia
Jacob W. Woodward
Georgia
Crutcher
Minnie Walker
Forsyth
Minnie
Gordon Institute
C. C. Perry
W. O. Marshburn
Forsyth Notices and Remedies Pepper the Ledger
Local notices report a fallen comrade Mr Wan W Johnston of Forsyth, postmaster and others jailed for theft, and a sequence of medical and consumer ads. The items include arnica salve, tonics, cough syrups, and farm goods from J W Hightower and J L Kennedy, with a school text book meeting set for Zebulon on April 25.
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Wan W. Johnston
Forsyth
Johnston
New Orleans Exhibition Funding Faces Setback
The House rejects a request for 300000 more for the New Orleans expo pushing beyond the initial million, risking future funding for similar projects. Also notes Atlanta visit by ex Governor St John, rail rate appeals to aid attendance, and President Arthur call for an extra Senate session on March fourth. General Grant’s health reportedly failing, Judge McKay in Washington, and a note on the state department staffing.
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Arthur
Senater
Vitality of Great Men Through Iron Tonic Claims
A fragmented old notice touts Dr Harters Iron Tonic and Wells Health Renewer as cures. It mentions local deaths of Mrs. J M Matthews of Talbotton and Judge Marshall O Neal of Waverly Hall, and notes a new Batt post office in Gordon county and discontinuation at Dismuke Stewart county.
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Harters
J. M. Matthews
Talbotton
Marshall O’neal
Waverly Hall
Batt
Gordon County
Green
Carlyle
Creasy
Schiller
Harper & Brothers
Christian
New York City
Christian Cynosure
Chicago
Ill
Library of Standard Poets
Scott
Robert Burns
Thomas Moore
Harry Wells
Zebulon
Eorgia
Pike County
James C. Freeman
James Neal
Merriwether County
Geora
Daniel Poe
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Public Square
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Forsyth Street
L. A. West
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J. A. Hunt
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Weinmeister
Old Reliable Barber Shop
Bob Miller
Swatts
Perry
U. S
DR. Ward & CO
Louisiana
Phospho
GW Scott & CO
G. H. Perdue
J.P. McLean
T. J. Move
D.W. Perdue
Famobro & Rumble
James M. Fleming
J.R. Franklin
the Rock
Thomeston
F. F. Matthews
J. W. Means
Meanesville
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T. B. Lyon
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