Silver Sentiment Shapes Southern Northern Western Unity
The piece argues that free coinage supporters aim to restore silver and a double standard, despite attacks from gold advocates. It notes a Memphis silver convention with governors and strong cross-regional unity, while warning that money on Wall Street could influence politics as poverty grows. It also mentions Savannah’s horse meat talk and hints at Cleveland seeking a long term presidency backed by bond holders.
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Crisp
United States
Wall Street
Memphis
Cleveland
Wall Steel
Enetisty
Blue Creek Budget Improvised Tales From a Rural Area
A collection of rural banter and social notes from Blue Creek recounts local gossip. It mentions Moore returning from Blairsville, residents debating a passing man with a banjo, and youths attracting attention with playful lines. Names include Emory and Charlie Freeman, George Freeman, Press Pruitt, Jarrard Brooksher, Jesse Tatum, and Willie Satterfield. a newborn girl is noted.
Treasury gold reserve under pressure from exports
A Washington dispatch notes a looming decision on the treasury gold reserve amid debates over exports. It cites the Belmont Morgan syndicate as having hindered exports but losing their protective contract, prompting questions about who guards the nation’s wealth and independence.
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Washington
Treasury
Bellmont- Morgan Syndicate
United States
Milion
England
Mossy Creek County Notes Highlight Local Visits
County correspondence recounts Rev A C Ledford delivering sermon at Mossy Creek, J D Cooley and Col Andy Ferguson traveling to Cleveland on legal business, W E F Dorsey to the turpentine State, Prof John Whisenant and wife visiting from Kano Ga, George Menders on business in Gainesville, Mrs Looper returning from Gainesville, and Mrs Smith of Athinta hosting guests. scattered social notes and a query about a late arrival home.
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J.D. Cooley
Col
Andy Ferguson
Cleveland
W. EF. Dorsey
Turpentine State
John Whisenant
Kano, Ga
Town Creek Topics Editorial Snapshot
Town Creek notes Miss McAfee visited her sister Mrs. Alex Davidson last week. The Blue Ridge correspondent explains the column’s newsiness citing an assistant and many pretty girls. The assistant quit and pursued a neighborly romance near county center.
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Miss McAfee
Alex, Davidson
Blue Ridge
Town Creek News Hints Social and Local Happenings
Blue Ridge correspondent notes few weddings in the district and playful bachelor jokes. W J Bell of Cleveland and A H Henderson Jr report mill work progress. A gosling crowing remark suggests local humor. Mrs Alex Davidson and son Herbert visited relatives, Frank McAfee attended Dahlonega commencement, CN Sutton and wife visited his father. Town Creek Sunday School thriving. Town Creek Base Ball Club growing lively.
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Blue Ridge
Will
Alex. Davidson
Herbert
Frank McAfee
Dahlonega
Mossy Creek Morsels and Sunday Notes
The item reports on Rev A C Ledford preaching at Woodstown Sunday at 4 o clock and mentions his third Sunday evening schedule. It notes W J R Hogan losing a capule from a plow as he escaped before it dropped. Various locals such as Johnny Tenderson visiting Cornelia, and others like McArnold Hoard A I Davidson and James Dorsey going to Chattyhoochee fishing are listed along with farm, lumber, and news items about Ke R Hooper potato farming leading, Will Nix improving, Aunt Nancy Alexander visiting her son, and Mrs Joseph Miller plus Lula Dew making a trip to Demorest.
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W. J. RR
Hogan
Johnny Tenderson
Cornelia
Citizen reply to Proarress editor defends truth and equity
A reader signed Citigen requests space to answer Citizen's column about Ed Barrett. The writer accuses Citizen of misrepresenting facts and urges careful fact finding before publishing.
Citizen Editor Faces Backlash Over Offhand Claims
Ed Barrett replies to a Citizen column, denounces false tales about his conduct, claims multiple truth-tellers exist, and insists the piece distorted events including treatment of his wife. He challenges the author to verify details with those who know the case and vows to publish a corrective if urged.
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Ito
Cuteigen
Ed Barrett
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