New Party Formed In Washington Backed By National Figures
A new political party was launched in Washington on Tuesday with Gen. A. J. Warner as chairman. Notables present included Senators Jones, Stewart, Tillman, Butler, Mantel, and Representatives Hatch, Skinner, Pence, Hartman, Talbert, McLaurin, Shell, Denson, Bryan, Coffin, and Gov. Evans. The party calls for a return to gold and silver coinage and opposes the single gold standard. It aims to attract Democrats, Republicans, and Populists, centering on monetary reform and government control of currency. Grover Cleveland reportedly took a hunting trip to North Carolina, where local reports jokingly promise dramatic deer-killing tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Evans
South Carolina
United States
Fifty third Congress Dies and Political Rhetoric Fades
The article notes broad satisfaction with less politics in a local paper, recalls the Fifty third Congress dying on Monday, and mentions eulogies to Speaker Crisp. It cites Tom Watson's Augusta speech with Black promoting free coinage, lower taxes, and unity among white voters as he heads into a quieter campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Jerry Simpson
Aet
Tom Watson
Augusta
Ife
Watson
Black
County Notes on Roads and Neighbor Visit Trends
County correspondence reports road work planned for next week and mentions James Molcomb and his wife visiting old neighbors Jin Mel Kinney and Brother Dover. A mistaken mix up occurred on White Creek involving Cross and a jail escapee. Cleveland was seen at Mossy Creek Saturday morning. GM. Clayton begins a first class workshop on his property.
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Jin Mel Kinney
Dover
White Creek
Cross
Cleveland
Mossy Creek
Clayton
Louisville Lines Reflect Local Happenings in Fine Weather
The column notes clear skies and good farming as laborers prepare land for corn. It recounts a buggy hitching mishap between a Confederate veteran and an editor, a ditch project by Baker and Reid to water mineral land bought from Turner, sermons by Rev. C. C. Spence in Loudsville, Deputy Marshal Helton’s Gainesville trip, and Loudaville School thriving under Prof. Tom Bell.
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Messrs
Baker
Reid
Turner
Blue Ridge Items News Notes and Local Moves
The Rev Washburn Ash preached at Antioch Saturday and Sunday. The infant child of James Allison died on the road while the family moved toward Chattahoochee. W M Sutterfield moved to Kytle Hendersons on Town Creek. W H C Tate and wife visited here last Sunday. John Field and Caroline Sexbolt wed by Squire Jeff Stancell at the bride’s father’s home. Zr Logan of Cleveland visited his mother last Wednesday. Logan Ledford and his mother were mentioned in local notes.
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James Allison
Allison Wats
Chattahoochee
John Field
Caroline Sexbolt
Jeff Stancell
Zr. Logan
Cleveland
Relative visit and turkey hunt tale by Captain Asbury
The report notes Captain Asbury of Pleasant Retreat visited relatives here last week on business. It adds a local anecdote about Zach Beach chasing a wild turkey gobbler measured at one foot six inches with a beard over eight inches, praising his hunting effort as a good run.
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Captain Asbury
Pleasant Retreat
Zach Beach
Zach
White Creek Snapshot Local notes and exam highlights
Students at Macedonia excelled on exam days with Eugenia Potts and Floyd Ervin the top performers. The column shares village updates including movers, new stock plans, travel, family news, and local gossip from Blue Creek and nearby towns, with light humor and reminders to readers about keeping some names private.
Mountain Laconisms and Local Notices in Chattahoochee Area
Local snippets report Cullis the new post office name praised by Cornell foreman at Erhouse Lumber Co. nearby trail, labor plans for a large timber operation, and a 30 pound gobbler caught last Thursday. Reverend Spence preached at Chattahoochee with a vivid Luke 13 message. Plous Cunap returns to Union County with bride Lena Collins, receiving warm congratulations.
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Cornell
Erhouse Lumber Com- OP
Ca- Laine
Charles Roberts
Tim
Spence
Chattahoochee
Nng Wits Fm
Wits
Union Chiveh
Plous Cunap
Tray Mountain
Union County
Lena Collins
Town Creek Topics and Local Happenings
Town Creek topics note John Logan and Homer Haynes of Nacoochee in town last week. Frank McAfee shows 33 by 44 smile. cause unknown but happiness evident. John A Brown wins favor with young ladies and a wedding may be ahead. Mollie and Annie Ash of Parks area visited relatives. Local mines expected to reopen in a few weeks. George McAfee and Ed Nix are working and doing well. A dance was held in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Logan
Homer Haynes
Nacoochee
Frank McAfee
Mollie
Annie Ash
Near Parks
George McAfee
Ed Nix
Local Notes and People Update in Town Creek Area
Miss residents enjoy Ash Friday night as youths gather. James Affison and wife visited relatives in Hundershim County and returned home. Somerour people attended preaching at Loudsville. Melf Ashy of Lumpkis county moves to White Town Creek district. Simeon Bins sold his 2.50 feraly and now has no horse. Robert Joen teaches at Pl isynt Retreat. praised as top teacher in the region. Rev C. C. Spence suggested for Saturday home gathering. Miss Line Nix from near Cleveland visits her father. J. M. Nix builds a new smok e house.
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James Affison
Hundershim County
Somerour
Loudsville
Melf Ashy
Lumpkis County
White
Town Creek
Robert
Joen
Bob
Dahlonega Ywesting
R. R
Obr
C. C. Spence
Jesse i
Line Nix
Cleveland
J. M. Nixsis
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W. W. Price
Official Organ of
White County
Cleveland, GA
NEW Party
Grover Cheveland
North Carolina
Press Association
Grover
James Molcomb
Iveup
Avery
Louisville Lines
Marshal Helton
Gainesville
Uncle Sam
Loudaville School
Tom Bell
Blue Ridge
Washburn Ash
Antioch
W. M. Sutterfield
Kytle & Henderson
Will
W. H.C. Tate
Logan Ledford
Macedonia
Eugenia Potts
Floyd Ervin
B. N. Boggs
Hall County
J.D. Cooley
J. H W. Craven
Rabun County
Coleman Kemmer
W. T. Craven
Lone Star State
West
J. L. Payne
G. B. Ervin
James Chapman
Maysville Gap
Lee Smith
Blue Creek Budget
J. W. Moore
Uni County
M. M. Moore Gay
R. P. Kinsey
Johns Stovall
Blue Creek
Albert Tomlin
Press Pruitt
Will ‘Tatum
Hugh ‘Tatum
Callie Freeman
W. R. Power
Blue [Creek
Peice
Julius Johnson
Turkey
John A. Brown
Simeon Bins
Nature
Hood
Granam
Sugar Valley
Georgia
J.J. McLellan
Fioala
Florida
Scorumgs Nurexy Co
Winchester
J. EB. Murphy
Tedh
Murphy
West Side
Public Square
Cra
Lark Bell & Co
Clark, Bell & CO
Gaine
Eldredge Manufacturing CO
Belvidere
Ibis
Campbell's Book Store
Gainesville GA
Everett Pianos
Webster's International AG
Supreme Court
D. J. Brower
U. S. Supreme Court
Fem Rena
Nelantee
John Martin
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