Mules for Lumber and Wagon Trade Offered in Georgia
Large mules available for exchange for lumber lathes shingles and saw dust samples furnished by mail express or freight J G Trurr Co LaGrange Ga Will add two cars of wagons and buggies J G T Co Notice to Teachers Teachers must contract with the Board before starting schools otherwise not recognized By order of the Board July 6th 1886 in Georgia political notices discuss the 36th senatorial district and election tactics including Douglas Coweta Meriwether counties and railroad commission positions mentions of Reed and local names and some auction notes
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J. G. Trurrr & Co
LaGrange
Ther Board
M. Re Ressenn
C. S.C
Douglas
Campbell
Coweta
Meriwether
Joe James
James
Railroad Commission
cAnd
Coweta County
Oussidy
Tames
Local notices and community chatter in Carrollton
In Carrollton area news and posts, residents report visits by Mr Goan Hyde of Newnan, clothing bargains at Burgey & Stoxiocks, and relatives like Mr Julius Meadows of Union Springs Alabama stopping by. Weather improves for harvest, with reports of cotton crops and local elections findings, plus church activities and a Texas letter from Judge Shelnutt.
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Burgey & Stoxiocks
Julius ‘Meadows
Union Springs
Alabama
Carrollton
Misses Parks and Local Notices From Whitesburg
Whitesburg notes report visits by Misses Carrie and Lizzie Parks of Eatonton to J D Moore and plans of men to bring wives home. J S Moore and H G Almon traveled to Milledgeville. O E Roberts and wife visited Campbell county relatives. Annie Boyd returned to Banning after Atlanta visit. W A Nelson of Bremen visited relatives. Three Bowdon College graduates to teach summer schools at New Hope Dorris's Mill and New Lebanon in Coweta. Prof. Brock's school opened July 5. John O Moore visits his father LGW Moore. Mrs. W Culpepper recovering to ride train and stay with relatives. John W Duncan had a mate last Sunday. Rev W W Wordsworth to preach July 10 at 7 45 p m. Miscellany notes county honors since 1839 overdue. sick sister-in-law in Douglas county described as hope less after two months illness. Upper route via Morrows and Hollands Mill reported crop conditions and chat with Judge L Holland.
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Whitesburg
J. T.d.versonal
Carrie
Lizzie Parks
Eatonton
J.D. Moore
J.S. Moore
H.G. Almon
Milledgeville
O.E. Roberts
Campbell County
Annie Boyd
Banning
Atlanta
W. A. Nelson
Bremen
Bowdon College
W. W. Wordsworth
Newnan
Carroll
Wr. Springer
Robert H.springer
Douglas County
Morrow's .& Holland
Judge L. Holland
Protracted services, fall term, and local notes in Villa Rica
Protracted services will commence at the Presbyterian church next Friday night. Prof. John Mable opens the fall term of his school on Monday the 12th, with notably low tuition rates. Rev. Mr. Malone preached at the Methodist church Sunday night. Despite wet weather, corn and cotton crops look well and farmers keep grass down. Mat Winn was arrested for liquor selling but released after trial. The colored community celebrated the fourth with dancing, using a vacant storehouse for entry fees. the event passed without disturbance. A Sunday evening dispute among young men nearly turned violent but was settled in court. Joe Marper was bitten by a dog while attempting to kill it, leaving a painful leg wound for a couple days. Status unknown.
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Villa Rica
Presbyterian Church
John Mable
Malone
Methodist Church
Mat Winn
Joe Marper
Clem
Joel
Revy
James R. Turner
Nome
W.E. Drake
Ogletree
Hom
Alfred Priday
Oak Mountain
W.L. Davenport
J. N. Jones
W. J. Stephens
Mr. D
Messiah
Charlie J. Levins
X* Monroe White
A. M. Davenport
Bowdon
White
Professor Atkinson
Heard County
Cobb
Bell
Osk Mountain
Fox
Griffin Spaulding County
Mry
Wise
Neighborhood wild cat hunt reported by Buffalo paper readers
A reader from Buffalo recounts neighbors in a wild cat hunt last Thursday morning. He notes Mr. Wm. S$. Bonn as the only participant of interest in the sparse, letters-to-the-paper reminiscence.
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John Bonner
Buffalo Swamp
W .S. Bonner
Wm. S$. Bonn
Oak Mountain community notes of crops and faith
In a vintage record from Oak Mountain region, residents report sick neighbors including Mrs S. O. North, reflect on a child’s July 2 death, and note a strong Sabbath School and prayer meetings. Local chatter covers a Buckeye Force Pump purchase, a wild goose chase, a wind and rain storm damaging crops, and social visits. A windup of wet spells hints at upcoming rain. church events and school plans for Bowdon and Oak Mountain are outlined with community hope.
Agricultural Club Sees Busy Session as Membership Grows
Mrs Nathan Jones was stricken down quite ill last week. The Agricultural Club here held a lively session Saturday as its membership continues to increase.
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Nathan Jones
Agricultural Club
Immigrant tale from Brazil voyage to Rio de Janeiro
A long narrative recounts a voyage from Cuba to New York, then to Rio de Janeiro, with stops at St. Thomas Para Vernam buco Santos and Iguape. The writer describes imperial courtesies, a crowd seeking the emperor, and vivid scenes of Brazilian religious festivals including Saint John’s Day celebrations with fireworks and Catholic rites.
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Cuba
New York
Rio
Hone
North America
St. Thomas
Para
Vernambuco
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Empire of Brazil
Tio
Dome Pedro
Santos
Iguape
Christ
Isis
Virgin Mary
Sycape
Saint John’s
Sxtra Prest Jars Fire Sale in Woodberry Market
A large lot of fruit jars offered for sale in Woodberry at 2 dollars per quart and 2.50 per half gallon per dozen. The seller promotes the jars as the best on the market.
Fragmented political notice reflects electoral tensions and ads
The piece laments a conservative meeting electing delegates to the gubernatorial convention and critiques party allegiance. It cites tax collection, education costs, and a dismissive editor, followed by an unrelated sale notice for Rhudy & Spurlock clothing and a coffin provider. The Coweta convention voted two to one against James Yrasenas ten.
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Cowetn
James
Yrsenas
Weather Signals and Flag Codes for Temperature and Cyclones
The article explains flag signals for weather notes such as white flags for Faic or ?, blue for General Radas, and black triangle for general temperature, with numeric thresholds and a white flag with black square for colder weather. It also describes No 6 orange flag with black symbols signaling the approach of a cyclonic wind, and notes these signals are issued ahead of temperature changes or storms.
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McCord
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Shaw
Traylor 'R
Iboury County
Virginia
E. Froyp & Co
Prairie Mange
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Kallum
Hamrick &+- ‘Co
Gists
Carrollton, Ga
Goan ‘Hyde
Hsllum, Hamrick & Co
We Bay
Mr. C
Simonton
Cave Spring
Waviem, Hamrick & Co
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M. E. Church
Gr. Pattillo
Carelton
Texas
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Rhody
Sputloci
Frank Garrett
Fleventit
Geo. S. Barrard
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Gordon
Bacon
Jones
Baily
Rivny & Sperlocks
Lizzie Turner
Buffalo School
Wiley Stewart
Baptist Church
Daily
Lowry
Tumlin& Harris
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Shelnutt
Marshall Texas
Reuben McCoy
J. A. Roberson
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Free Press
Suilaly
Suan
Billie
North
Aliie May
Thomas Fielder
Kingdom of God
John Booners
Fr. W. Wells
Lee Bailey
EK. O. North
Oak Grove
Brazil
MR. Eprron
Rhudy & Spurlock’s
Askew, Bradley & Corp
Pullman Buffet Cal
Vickes
Mavon
Jack Tonnson
Atlanntis
Chtas
Nicer
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Atkinta
B. W. Wrenn
Knoxville
Tenn
E.I
Belgium
Don
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pen
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Griffin
North Alabama
R. R
Atkinson
Bannins
Hou
Ik Whitesburg
Sargent
Bint
Brooks
Vail
WEST
Sapeers
Vaughns
Brook
Senoin
Sintrpsburg
ESO
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Peur
Pte
Bunnings
William Rogers
James G. . Blaine
U. S. Government
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Garfield
Dialo
Congress
Mande
Laina
Winter & Hatom
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Wall St
Eulet
West Va
Nao Py
Oe-Dee Leer
Seton Hr
Ron Renee
Cottun Seed
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