Subscriptions and politics echo in a turnsful notice
The Progress notes subscription offers for 1 year at $2.00 with The Home and Farm premium for new subscribers. The article laments a Congress labeled do-nothings while Waite County residents seek livelihood over politics. It ridicules dancing preachers in California and mourns Trey Devanass, a black politician. The Dawsonville Advertiser remarks on John Glen’s retirement and W. W. Prine succeeding him, wishing success amid political duties and public sympathy.
A Silver Party Emerges As Politicians Consider New Platform
A Silver Party forms around free coinage and more money for the next presidential race. Blind, the silver Democrat, leaves his old party for the new movement. Lon Livingston hesitates yet signals a looming shift as Bland Livingston Tillmin and Stewart also contemplate exiting. Union calls hint at a broader realignment.
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Blind
Lon Livingston
Uncle Lon
Bland
Livingston
Till
Min
Dones
Stewart
Calle Unvieotons
Ver
Fragmentary Plan for a Unified Political Party
A fragment notes a future party formation aimed at swallowing Populists and free silver Republicans of the West along with Populist and free silver Democrats of the South. It outlines a broad realignment without detailing dates or names.
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Nly
South
Mining gains push Sylvestre property to Plattsburgh capitalists
The Sylvestre mine at White county Georgia changes hands last week as a Plattsburgh New York syndicate completes purchase after Jay P. Mitchell data on gold ore. Mitchell had developed ore assays averaging $34 per ton and refused earlier offers. Purchasers plan a stamp mill, new machinery, and early work on the property amid a rising mining boom and reorganizations of regional companies.
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Sylvestre
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Jackson Mich
White County
Jay P. Mitchell
Aid & Company
United States
Mr. Whitener
Lumpkin County
Nacoochee
County Correspondence From a Rural Settlement
Dr. A F Underwood tended the sick in this settlement last week. S E Moores children were very sick several days. Mrs Patience Kinsey is improving. A young man in our section plans to marry. his father says he is three times as old as his son but four times as handsome. Mrs Cardie Cason and family of South Carolina visited relatives here last week. A J Brinkly of Blue Creek served in Wilhalla S C three months for working in a distillery about four days. Miss Hassie Osborne returned home near Cleveland last Friday. Mrs Nancy Marr moved to Mr Ranse Sendersons farm. Jim Palmer is now a citizen of Blue Creek.
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Cardie Cason
South Carolina
A.J. Brinkly
Blue Creek
Wilhalla S. C
Misa Hassie Osborne
Cleveland
Nancy Marr
Ranse Sendersons
Jim Palmer
Boyd Patan
Parks
OtMis
John McAfee
Billie Clark
Min
W. A. Willams
Key West
Florida
Hood
W. HH
Wintrams
Louisv ille Lines Horse Sale and Local News
The community notes an unusual horse sale for four rails and payment in rails. Rev. Mr. Spence plans moving his storm saw mill to Senor Crespo's farm to saw lumber for several customers. Local social mentions include corn shelling for young people, Miss Gussie Smith’s return from Cornelia, and visits by James Clark, Squire Allen, and Miss Jessie Turner. Will White’s Blue Ridge items are highlighted.
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Spence
Senor C. Crespo
Thomas Clark
Gussie Smith
Cornelia and and Porter Factory
Marriages and local news from Blue Ridge items
Mrs W CG Turner improves after illness. Hiram Turner builds a new house. Blue Ridge school seeks a spring teacher. Chestatee folks wed couples David Seabolt and Linda Turner Rev James Nix. Tom Turner and Shalae Sallie Ravan unite. J M Edwards Jr trip to Blairsville. Roads muddy with melt. John Winkler kills ten partridges. Whites and Seabolts return from jail visit for illicit whiskey. Qula Satterfield visits brother W M Satterfield. J B Satterfield visits sick daughter. James Tate injures leg. John Field of Lumpkin churns a three foot wild cat.
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David Seabolt
Linda Turner
James Nix
Tom Turner
Shalae Sallie Ravan
J. M. Edwards, Jr
Blairsville Cit
Local Notes From Union and Dahlonega Visitations
F M Garrard and wife of Dahlonega visited here last week. Margarett Shuler departed life last Friday morning after a long illness. She was buried at the fans duciat ground in Union county. G Shuler went to see his sister for the last time in this world. A correspondent visited relatives in Luepkin county Saturday and Sunday.
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F. M. Garrard
Dahlonega
Margarett Shuler
Fans Duciat
Union County
G. Shuler
Relativf
Luepkin County
Town Creek Gossip Sparks Travel and Romance Notes
Town Creek columns note visitors from Dahlonega and near Parks Dahlonega residents McAfee and Patan visit to inspect gold mines while John McAfee Billie Clark and relatives tour the area. The piece mentions a grieving, a music line about courting and a wedding minded youth recounting a singable verse near Cleveland.
W W Price Leaves Daily Register for Cleveland Ga Venture
Mr W W Price longtime Daily Haske farsa staffer departs to Watbode in Cleveland Georgia purchasing Tir Proanyss and will publish a weekly journal The Register praised his fairness during the hat campaign and his quick news aheadness wished him success and profit in his new venture from neighboring Dougneny County News.
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W. W. Price
Haske Farsa
Watbode
Cleveland
Price
The
Register
White
Dcgney County
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North Carolina
Scott
Fred Douglas
Lawrenceville News
Dawsonville Advertiser
John Glen
Tar Cleveland Progress
W. W. Prine
Mining News
Charles Roberts
Nacoochee Hills
Saint George Gold Mining Company
London
England
John Martin
Mr. Guy
J. J. Whitener
Nichols
Victoria
Blue Creek Budget
A. F. Underwood
S. E. Moore
Patience Kinsey
Louisville Lines
George Adams
Chattahoochee
Squire G. HL. Allen
Jessie Turner
Tesnatee
James Clark
M. Glover
Queen City
Will White
Blue Ridge
Hiram Turner
Tam
Blue Ridge School
R. M. Adams
John Winkler
James White
Francis Sea‘holt
Hall County
Miss Qula Satterfield
Brother W. M. Satterfield
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Satterfield
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John Field
Town Creek
Chilles F. McAfee
Mr. Award
Lumpkin Jeoure
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Matte
Feon Nix
Gleveland
Ft McAfee
Tcourt
Sourmuny Nursery Co
Winchester
J.E. Murphy
West Pmy
Public Square
Gainesville, Ga
Eldredge
Eldredge Manufacturing GO
Belvidere, On
Webster's International
U. S
D. J. Brawer
U. S. Supreme Court
Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield, Mass
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Clark Bell & Co
Clark, Bell & CO
Gainesville
Campbell's Book Store
Gainesville GA
Fazer Book
Everett Pianos
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