Local Notes From The County and Surroundings
A jumble of names and brief items appears from various towns. Mentions include Colt, Underwood attending Thilloudy conte, visits by Mrs J M Newton of Athin tay, Mr Hey Asbury and wife en route to Pleasant Retreat, and Judge Kinsey traveling to Gainer ville for court. Also noted are Confederate soldiers pensions, Sry Slagh Derucht for dyspeptias, and Captain Pierce moving logs from the Chattyhombee during high water with many logs drifting past Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Pierce
Tis
Gainesville
Local notices and town talk mix with education notes
A jumble of items from Gainesville and surrounding towns covers school examinations and pay, local appointments, and teacher training. Highlights include Commissioner Kytle's call for prompt attendance, reports on exam results, and various local business moves while community figures travel to Gainesville and back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt, Kener
Kytle
Blue Ridge Sunday Attendance Dims by Weather
The Blue Ridge correspondent notes poor weather kept worshippers away as Rev C C Spence did not preach Sunday afternoon. A Linn kin youth shows strong interest, visiting Blue Ridge each Sunday to check on the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Spence
Blue Ridge
Local visitors and odd fishing tale from Mossey Creek
Joe Edwards of Limupskin County and G W Shirler visited in Union County. A A Roper and daughter stayed with kin Mr Davidson on Mossey Creek. Cold weather kept two residents from fishing, but they swam and killed the remaining fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Shirler
Union County
A. A. Roper
Kinaman
Local Notes and Oddities From Blue Creek Area
Community whispers cover a moving dispute on Riley street near Blue Creek church. Neighbors and visitors from Hall Jackson counties report social visits, a playful street talk anecdote, and a plan for a slated hay mill near Zion church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Brinkley
Nancy Marr
Riley Street
Blue Creek Church
Zion Church
Loudsville News Notes and Road Concerns
Local items report Mr J M Glover visiting Gainesville for business and posture of residents including Miss Mary Morris visiting Mt Pleasant relatives. Missie South and others travel for relatives while a museum stranger stays with Ledford families. A Chattanooga visitor toured the area and a remark notes Lawn Creek Topics’ resident as a delicate young female. Public roads remain dilapidated with missing footbridges across crossings. road commissioners urged to act now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morris
Mt. Pleasant
Missie South
Huabereham County
George Adams
Chattahoochee
Lawn Creek
Election Notice for White County February 1895
Notice of an election ordered by the White County Clerk's office to fill vacancy in the office of the county ordninary. Witness is W R Powin Clerk. Date and year indicate February 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
White County
Jimny
Bell
Anid County
W.R. Powin
Blood Balm Co advertisement offering cures and orders
A vintage ad promises Blood Balm remedies for blood and skin diseases. It urges readers to mail $1 for a large bottle or $5 for six bottles, freight prepaid, via the Blood Balm Co Allinite Go with a free Book of Wonderful cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Allinite Go
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted in Early New Year Ad
A garbled advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest cure and the best medicine, claiming uniqueness and merit. It mentions sales and laboratories and urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy for ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Tlood
Nacoochee Hills Gold Mining Company Charter Petition
The petitioners request charter for a Georgia corporation to be named Nacoochee Hills Gold Mining Company. They seek power to acquire property in White County, operate mining and processing facilities, mills, and related industries to mine metals, minerals, and stones, and to conduct manufacturing and conveyance activities as part of the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
Charles Roberts
Eamund Koaberte
Joseph Harry Roberts
White County
United States of America
Cacoorstion
Iillsarrat-Mills
Corporate Charter Plea For White County Firm
Petitioners seek a 20 year charter to form a body corporate named for broad manufacturing and property operations with capital stock of 100000 dollars. They propose to issue shares, borrow money, and operate from Nacoochee Valley Georgia with capacity to expand up to 500000 dollars, passing stockholder votes to approve increases. Filed January 16 1895 with attorney H M H Duan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacoochee Valley
White County
HM. H. Duan
Georgia
Obituary for Gussie Barrett 1877 1894
Gussie Barrett wife of Ed Barrett and daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Edwards died December 20 1894 at age 17 years 16 days after four weeks of illness leaving a four week old baby. She joined the church young and lived dutifully. She sang hymns at her bedside and expressed no fear of death while family and friends gathered for her final voyage. The remains were interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Barrett
Ed. Barrett
T. J. Edwards
Paul
Silas
Phillips
George
Heaven
Death of Sister Warwick After Long Illness
Death visited the Warwick household on Saturday January 19 as the wife of the family’s elder, aged 89, departed after ten weeks of suffering. She leaves nine living children and a two week old infant, a life marked by faith and service in the Methodist church and devoted family care. Her pastor Pastor W A S notes she found rest in Christ and a joyous end for believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Warwick
Methodist Church
Christ
W.A.S
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Cleveland
Loveland
Gahulesale
J. BE. Murphy
Rytee
Lax
Baer
Ventio
W. 3. Murr
Attorney AT Law
Puldonviate
Pe Biong Ea Port Tions Winde
Royl Fietate
Corverpon Ponce Solicited
Gainesvyiil Coorgia
ND Investment Bureau
Goviernor
de Aellois
Colt
Underwood
Caroul
Vente Fey Wen
Tov. CG. GC
Spenes Wits
Hoys
Frank Login
Kinsey
Re TP
Kentiner
Gainerville
J. M. Newton
Athintay
Warsiass
Mr. Hey Asbury
Clarkesville
Mr. Asbury
Pleasant Retreat
Tom Oakes
Carny
W. J. Power
Court House
Sun Davidson
S. C. Dinkins & Co
Sry
SLAGH
BK. B. Craven
Geo. S. Kytle
Thalf
Glenn
Trotters
Moore
Burnett
James Black
Parka
John Williams
Nacoochee
Black
Tenson Place
Mossy Creek
Rogann
Luln
Clevelands Mae
Rognan
Reid J. EB. Murphy
Kattmount Aven
Philadelphia
M. A. Lester
Fate Tate
Cardu
Dent
Oreate BE
Craven
W. Leon
Zeonts
Oi Nicoochee
Knox Lee
Lee
Monroe College
Alabama
University of Kentucky
Washington D.C
Town Creek
George Allison and
Familly
Hall County
Mr Allison
Ed Staneel
G.S. Kytle
T. W. Ash
John Brown
Eva
Lillie Clark
Fussy Wright
D.I. Riley
Vapres
Hts
A. Cantrell
Charlie McAfee
Dahlonega
al. McAfee
Loudsville
Virion
Riley
Childrer
Woods
Fort Worth Texas
Uiey
Giinesville
Gin
Smeon Adams
N.C
TF. Allen
Lumpkin County
Linnkin
Joe. Edwards
Limupskin County
J. Wy Moore
Hall
Jackson
John Henry Freeman
Larkin Satterfield
White Creek
Wesley Anderson
Indersham
Mr. Dan, McCollum
Péking
James Hampton
Robert
Andy Tom
Loudsvilles Lines
J. M. Glover
Daniel Htobngon
Wonder
Ma. A. FF. Ledford
Tod
Thomas Ledford
Craven, Cleveland Ga
Sayund
S.gogh
F. E. Baker
Galveston, Tex
Areg
Ayer
Ayers
Mrs. I. E
Baris
Galveston
Texas
J. G, Ayer
J. B. Craven
RE. B. Craven
Wood
State OF Georgia
Coonvy A.B. A
Aaid Corporation
Hume
Aek
W. A
Jud Rey
J. J. Kimsey
Cusie
McEfree
Thedford
Jarrard
Yeland, Ga
North Georgia
Hoviceltural
TRE University
Beklomepe
Tohavery
Foil Torm
Bret Mendeg
Eptember
Neople Corps of
Beadaore
Wader
Euelases
Shiorthand
Tysewriting
Tae South
Ostalagues
Dyeea
Boam Tranteom
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
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