Mass Meeting Petition Signers in Athinta List
A mass meeting is proposed for August 12 to discuss whiskey questions. Signers include AL Oakes, A.W. Smith, G.S. Kytle, J. Robert Adien, C Crumley, W.B. Allison, Celestina Crespo, Henry Brown and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Oakes
Attient Bell
A.W. Smith
GS. Kytle
Tom Belle
H. A. Darrian
J. Robert Adien
N. Colley
Chass W. Merritt
A. Worst
C Crumley
de AL Winkler
Brown
His
HR. Grow
YL Survie
Daniel Warwick
Jackson BW. Allison
Csarl Ss
Mesa Gnss
Sutton
CL. B
Cooley
IV. Lacan
Astatry
KR. Wilts
Cll
Franklin
Henry Brown
Call for Bi Metal Convention Meeting in County
A county meeting call seeks bi metalists to elect delegates to a national convention in Gillin Ga. on the 18th. Signers urge all bi metallists to attend at the county court house on the 16th to elect delegates. The text advocates coinage of both gold and silver and expresses support for both metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guittin
Gillin Ga
Asnuny
J.J. Kimsar
Pricer
Jas
Nicos
Aspinwoon
Wwe
The Watch Winner to Be Announced Next Week
The Progress declares a holiday for Joffive employees and states the gold watch winner will be announced in the next issue. The contest concludes today and the lucky subscriber will wear the prize in the following issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joffive
Pine Progress
Masonic Celebration Noted in Cleveland on St Johns Day
The Masonic Fraternity of Cleveland held St John the Baptist day with a marching parade led by Marshal Capt. R R Asbury. Speakers Jude Kimsey Joseph Underwood and Rev W A Simmons addressed the audience at the courthouse on Masonry as moral guidance. A large gathering with families shared a hearty repast and a moonlight meeting followed. Delegations from nearby lodges were present and the event was warmly received by the brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masone Fraternity of
Cleveland
St. John’s (the Baptist
R.R. Asbury
Court House
Jude Kimsey
Joseph Underwood
W. A. Simmons
Haby
Thun
Comity
Dudge Trouston
Sudee Reeves
Pr. A. TP
Underwood
A. Ge. Cistleberry
Chirkesvile Lodge
Will Lowuins
Trayesville N. Ch
Dy W. OB. Dillard
Mining activity resumes at Lockhart mine Lumpkin
The Diah Lonega Nuyeet reports renewed timbering at the Lockhart mine in Lumpkin covering the old Twelve Foot Vein. Workers plan to reenter the ground despite previous abandonment in 1868 due to dangerous conditions as they pursue the vein's reputed bed of victory amid decayed old timbers. A wagon caravan also passed through Gainesville on Tuesday heading to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Taba
Ives Company
Oklahoma Territory
North Carolina
Gainesville
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Reliable Aftercare Qualities
Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised for lasting effectiveness when other preparations fail. The ad emphasizes loyalty to Hood's and urges readers to choose Hood's exclusively for consistent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Local notes and society updates from Union County
Rains hinder the cow crop and multiple locals travel or visit relatives in nearby towns. The region reports typhoid convalescence, summer visits, and various sales, meetings, and notices. The paper notes a political meeting, educational address, a high school ad, and gold mining activity in Gum Log and Union counties.
Local Notes Rail of Community Events and Visitors
Readable fragments describe social visits in Craven and Shoal Creek areas, family gatherings, and travel by Leo Logalsig and others. Mentions include Ed J. Miller visiting Augusta, F. Miles and family at Parksville, and Miss Ethel Baringer visiting Lievamit. Also notes wheat and rye harvest, Blue Ridge trips, and a public debate at Oakes Chapel.
Blue Creek Budget and Local Disputes
A fragmented item notes Itamp Freeman’s fine boy for a house and Mary Anderson renting eight eight foot long coach whip stakes. It also mentions a man who whipped his wife with a gun stick after another man walked home with her, referencing James Griffin of Habersham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Local piping advert from Cleveland maker
Pamphlet appeals to miners and engineers for Abendroth Root Co Mle Co a leading late 19th century provider of fist class Lydrantic Pipe. Writer invites inquiries for piping needs and supplies in Cleveland with contact by letter or call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamagent
Abendroth & Root Mle. Co
Prior
Cleveland, Gay
Crop Conditions Report Signals Good Statewide Prospects
Commissioner Nesbitt Dielog notes Sunshine and rain improved crops in Nepovia though five counties lag in acreage. Overall fields are healthy with minimal damage from cold weather and pests. Wheat yields reach 20 to 25 bushels per acre with low rust. fruit crops thrive though southern peach blight harms some trees. Hog populations rise slightly while stock remains healthy. Guidance on cutting and curing fodder corn is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgit
Middle
Georgia
Church Notices Quarterly Conferences For Porter Springs Mission
The Dectinet Conference will be held at Charkesville commencing duly Stet Open seminar on Wednesday. The Rev WA Simnmote leads a committee to examine sapplig wants for preaching in the teawellite comneethagy. The Rev CA Ledbetter and Rev W Simnons chair committees to meet at 1 M. duly tat. AL Ty Usaiiivaon and others attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Springs
Cleveland
Monroe
Charkesville
Sapplig
Ledbetter
Simnons
OO. Spence
G.W. Irsie
Loy Warwick
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Silas Warley
Dovsville
Ohio
Fannie Jones
Anderson
Ind
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Dyesville
Chin
Sras
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Dad
Dr. Miles
Clothing Company
Athinta
Kchig
Brown Meg O
New York
Watch
Lumpkin
Diahlonega Nuyeet
John Martin
Tite Procinss
Silverman
Will Logan
Dosse Dover
Chirton
Mrs. W. A. Sint Thos
Florence McAfee
Dah. Ioneus
W. B. Bell
Little May Warwick
Zion Cloireh
Stradey
W.O. Butler
Woodstock
Mary Louw
Harrow
S.C. Dinkins & Company
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Willian Bailey
Thaiisburg, Pa
John Baker
Mr. Bailey
Chirkesville Shire Demarest
van Down
W. W. Price
Cleveland, Co
We. W. Price
Dun Hien
Tom A. Oakes
Ramon
Reynolds
Prof. Reynolds
Will Courtenay
Mlairsville
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White County
Bhunsville
T. W. Hix
Sal Mountain
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Mossy Creek High School
Will Myers
Porrest Crowley
Porest Crowley
Union County
Herald
Coosa
Leo Logalsig
W. I. Dorsey
Gimide
Dahben
Tana Cagley
Dean
Edis Miller
Deporest
Tess Te
Burvet, Dimes
John Thomasgind
T Phomas Smith
Exen Shan
Lon, Craven
Lita Whisentiat
Shoal lCrook
Joseph Evans
Bkil
Onool
Leo
Wome
J. M. Miller
Augusta
Cit
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Mise Ethel Baringer
Lievamit
Mrs. Grilstraps
Parksville
Pote Creek
Bell
Clevelimid
Ida
Laura Ash
Blue Ridge
S. A Adams
Beter
Jo. Ash
Insaw
Thomas Chirk
Kytle
Mo. Creek
da Nix
Frank McAfee
Voluine
Messers
J. S
W. M. Lutherfield
John Allen, Sr
Lumpkin County
James Helton
Hillam Cannon
Money Enderson
Niteodelaw
Blue Creek
Virgo Dackson
John Prat
Newry
Robert Merritt
Corhelia
Mrs. Merritt
G. We Are
Callum
Oakes’ Chappel
Blue Creek Budget
James Griffin
Habersham
Nesbitt Dielog
North Georgia
Teannot
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & CO
Lowell
Mass
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Grorgta
Nout
Danioe
Nichole
Aily
Jamen i Nichole
Cgeorgta
Witte
Ned Brown
Elvira Brown
Tibet
Ned
Qetoler
Witnes
Soln J. Kimbey
W. R. Power
Jeagal Vedanta
Thie
Bo Hat
Taunlas
J. Dt Freeman
Ordnarys
Nature
Broy Nn Chemical ¢ CO
Galtimore
Assy Creek High School
J. W.smeph
Price Wells If
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Dallonega
Police
Estpornis Lions Dade
Trent Katate
de Eesti
Cleveland, Ga
Lavovier
Nortieen
H. H. Perry
Abboss Sorrumny Nonsery Co
Winchester
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