Local notes and notices from Barnesville era
Barnesville items report new positions and stock at local shops, deaths of Mrs Nancy Culberson and Mrs Margaret Mulins, political talk on Jeffersonian democracy, a barber of civic clubs, and calls for weed cleanup. The piece notes cotton prospects, a Rock train quip, and Republican meeting changes ahead of October elections.
Office Moves to New Location with Local Telegraph Service
The Southern Telegraph Company relocates its office here with KR Swatts taking charge. Rates to Columbus Macon Atlanta Griffin Savannah Augusta Charleston Columbia Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Louisville Fall River and more listed. Officials note salaries of government positions and royalty compared to American pay.
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Southern Telegraph Company
Esterday
Ofice
KR. L. Swatts
Atlanta
Macon
Columbus
Griffin
Savannah
Augusta
Charleston
Columbia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Fall River
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
North East West
Eee
Grand and Traverse Jurors Named for October 1884 Term
Pike Superior Court lists Grand Jurors for the October term headed by J Madden and J D Gregg with many others. Traverse jurors for the second week include John I Stearns Henry Nelson J McBride and several more. Local notes mention favorable weather for fodder gathering typhoid fever affecting W M Hartley and praise Birmingham Alabama as a growing regional hub.
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Pike Superior Court
Madden
D Gregg
Williamson
G Harp
M Scott
T Barker
L Alldridge
J Coggin
G Smith
M Reeves
G Tyus
L Driver
Z T Scott
BC Madden
W Halsey
P McDowell
T Ogletree
CN Gresham
W Hightower
A E Eubank
J B’milner
A G Simmons
McMichael
Z H Carter
W O Gwyn
J H Baker
G B Beckham
W_ Rose
Driver
L. F Farley
Traverse Jury
Traverse
John I Stearns
W H Willis
J M Buckalow
A B Oxford
SS Graddick
J. Lasseter
J T Martin
Henry Nelson
J M McBride
R B Caldwell
J M Mays
CP Jones
V Hieter ZY
Fryer
J M Akin
S N Perdue
A M Coggin
W P Sterns
J & Hancock
T W Story
Dozier
Starr
JU Pound
J F Hill
JC Blalock
If Minter
J M Lawrence
T J Blassingame
W Kitchens
E A Parker
J Waller
R M Pilkinton
J D Green
M Benard
J H Liffey
Manry
Barrett
J T Begis
W J Mullins
W H Phillips
J B Allford
U T Bucker
G B Felts
E Adams
F S Taylor
A Shivers
L Newell
N Hartley
G A Simmons
N Gardner
F Brown
T Norris
C H Harper
M Pryor
A J Canifax
Chris Williams
A Madden
J Grisham
J M Coppedge
E Gothard
Talbotton News Snapshots In Early September
THOMASTON GA September 5 Mr B Childs a popular Talbotton man joins dry goods firm R A Matthews Opening next week J W Payne plans general stock in A Lewis Son room Riviere Ingram move to Greene building Col R Willis named Democrat candidate for Talbot county lower house Col J A Hunt praised Republicans set address on 18th Rev Thomas of Griffin helps in protracted meeting Rev J Cul pepper of Talbot circuit due today meeting grows with E B Thompson boasting finest
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H R McVoy
Douglassville
Cass Co
Texas
Nancy Culberson
Baptist Church
Upson County
Georgia
Margaret T Mullins
John Mulins
Unionville
Monroe County
W H Richardson
Matt Middlebrooks
Pike County
John Hamil
W. A Wright
Messrs
E J Murphey
J B Matthews
J C Zorn
Upson
Macon
Honry Blount
Blount
Mesenger
Thomaston GA
B. Childs
Talbotton
R. A. Matthews
Jas. W. Payne
A. Lewis & Son
Messrs Riviere & Ingram
Greene
Public Square
R . Willis
Talbot County
General Assembly
J. A. Hunt
R. D. Locke
W. W. Brown
Thomas
Griffin
Johnston
J . Culpepper
Talbot Circuit
E. B. Thompson
Jersey cattle herd showcased at local market
A herd of Jersey cattle is described as real beauties in the market section. Mr WJ MecCaslan is receiving the largest and handsomest stock of furniture ever brought to this market and claims prices lower than ever before. His stock includes a full range of furniture items.
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W J MecCaslan
Thomaston
Jersey
WJ MecCaslan
Geo. Hueuley
Busy Politicians Rally for Campaign Libraries
A Congressional Committee is overwhelmed as candidates seek political libraries and official reports. Secretary Post notes many electees urge the committee to provide a compendium of census data and 1884 consular reports, while teachers use them to bolster school board talks and demonstrate informed leadership.
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Post
How to Choose Good Flour Says a Practical Guide
An exchange offers a method for selecting flour by color adhesiveness and texture. White with yellowish tint is preferred, blue or black tones rejected, flour should not lump or hold its shape after pressure. Mr Gladstone vows to stand by his political program despite possible clash with the Lords.
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Gladstone
Edinburgh
Lords
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