Mayor's court, weddings, weather, and town notes in Cedartown
Local Cedartown items report five prisoners in jail and a death in the council vacancy. Weather and markets described with prices for honey and blackberries. Notes on a new railroad iron project, a money tax, and multiple social events at City and Bar venues. Also mention: measles cases, a whiskey shop break in, and a tribute to a late father.
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Mebatcher
Wiley Handercales
Superior Court
Orly
Bill Wright
Gov. Colquitt
Mess
Wright and
Huntington
Capt. West
Jule Peek
Inok
Harry Hobbs
Fish Creek
John C. Allen
Cedartown notes and county rail changes described
A collage of local items covers saloon notices, fishing trip plans near Medileath’s mill, health claims for Hood’s Blood Mixture, and Liver Pills from Bradford & Allen. It notes a Reading Club meeting with officers chosen and praises community health, plus railroad timetable changes affecting mail and connections at Cave Spring Kingston and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave Spring
Rome
Kingston
Knights of Honor Petition Fails Amid Sickness Loss
Wiley Hand filed a petition with the Knights of Honor in this place but fell ill before the meeting. A pro rata share could have left two thousand dollars to his widow and children. The lodge regrets the illness and warns others whose loved ones rely on them. The order invites good men to join, its record forming across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
Wiley Hand
Noble Brotherhood
The
Local Wits and Weathered Woes Echo Through Cedartown
Citizens discuss lightning rods as a sign of progress while cheeky remarks fly in Cedartown. A young woman boasts of breaking dough to fashion a first class ball, provoking a sharp rejoinder about a tongue and vinyl. Dave Whitehead laments a poor wheat crop claiming six acres yield nothing to profit per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedartown
Dave Whitehead
Death of Wiley Mund in Cedartown notice
Death claimed Wiley Mund Sunday morning at one o clock. He had long been in ill health and stomach and bowels problems led to his passing. The community mourns a kind, charitable, and noble hearted citizen. his wife, children, and friends lose a devoted family man. We will publish a fuller obituary later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Hani
Haywieseul
Cedar Town Eyes Rail Line Linking to Rome or Dalton
The Cherokee railroad story notes a missed sale on the first Tuesday, with Captain West unwilling to bid high, offering $30,000 with 15 days to decide. Cedar Town merchants push for an outlet, fearing Atlanta loses wealth if no rail connection is established soon. A warning hints Atlanta must act to keep the line from bypassing it.
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West
Atlanta
Cedartown
Rockmart
Selma
Rome
Dalton
Capt. West
Shootling and High School Evening at Cedartown
Fragmented notices report a shooting affray near Mr Wheeler's. a man named Mose Tumtin injured and a pistol cited in enforcement calls. Gedartown High School closes with a rhetorical entertainment tonight while local businesses advertise saloons, brick contracts, and furniture deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wheeler
Jim
Roockmart Locals Report Religious, Weather, and Mining Notes
The Rev and W Newal preached to a crowded audience last sabbath with low prospects of new converts. Wheat harvests look better than expected while cotton and farming stay steady. Davis closed his still due to warm weather and sold to N Be Ambraan. J J Dupree remains bedridden for months. Megs Chamberley Co engine sighted en route to run rockers in Paulding County hoping for gold. Sabbath school celebration noted as not very successful amid a storm that brought rain wind and hail lasting about an hour.
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W. Newal
Tigre
Megs, Chamberley & Co's
Paulding County
Muanlycht
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John Hand
P. Shepard
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A. J. Young
A.J. Young
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Daniel Walkker
Mone & Co
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Athens
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James L, Watkins
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AC Petoes
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