Atlanta Journal rails for railroad to Blue Ridge
The Atlanta Journal urged building a railroad from Atlanta to the Blue Ridge via Cum ming Dawson Dahlonega and other points arguing it would unlock the region’s mineral wealth farming and timber and boost Atlanta markets. It cautioned readers to stay wary until after elections and not overbet on politics. It also notes talk of moving Young Harris college to Nacoochee with a $20000 offer and references Castoria advertising changes as a small blessing in a harsh era.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Blue Ridge
Journal
Cleveland
Cumming
Dawson
Dahlonega
Young Harris College
Nacoochee
George W. Williams
Judge Harris
Darkies Camp Meeting At Lizzard Lope In White County
City notes report a large crowd at a Sunday camp meeting in Lizzard Lope with White County figures and local residents present including Col GS Ky tle and Mesars T V Cantrell and Henderson. Florence Me feo plans Atlanta winter visit while Bob Beck, recently released, vanished again. White County bets on educational gains as the college opens with many state students. local politics show no standout issues amid 385 candidates.
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Lizzard
Florence Me Feo
Atlanta
Bob Beck
Lumpkin County
Benj. Campbell
White
Town Creek Topics and Local Visits Report
Town Creek notes arise from visits to Gainesville and nearby areas as residents and visitors span a busy week. Mentions include J C Suttafield the photographer and Capt Ingersoll of Dahlon visiting White, while I I Hester from near Gainesville visits relatives locally. The protracted meeting at Town Creek benefits the community and a political note forecasts R D Traitt receiving a handsome majority.
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CG. H. Allen
Gainesville
J. C. Suttafield
I. I. Hester
H. A. Ash
Hall County
J.C. Iris
Texas
Joe
Georgia
Capt. Ingersoll
Dahlon
Town Crack
Lillie Clark
Anni Muppin
A. Addis'y
Chas. McAfee
Dahlonega
Wis
Town Creek
R. D. Traitt
Mossy Creek Church News and Local Happenings
Rev. F. RB Sexborn delivered an excellent sermon at Mossy Creek Sunday. George Meaders and family visited relatives. Prof. J. W. Smith has a young lady visitor. Edna Miller hosted a candy drawing for boys and girls Friday night. Mossy Creek church bought shingles to recover the building. J. B. Brownlow turning ware for W. F. Dorsey this week. Dorsey bought a fine lot of tobacco Monday. Woodlawn school, taught by D. L. Payne, will close Saturday night with an 8 o'clock lecture by Prof. J. W. Smith and a closing address by Rev. J. B. K. Smith. Music by Will and Joseph Merritt. J. D. Cooley received a new stock of goods.
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F. RB. Sexborn
Mossy Creek
George Meaders
J. W. Smith
Edna Miller
Edna
Mossy Creek Church
Messrs. Will
Joseph Merritt
J.D. Cooley
Progress Enlarges to Expand Home News Space
After next week the Progress will be enlarged and more room for home news appears. Several new names were added to the subscription list in the past week and many more are expected during the coming season. Subscriptions are 24¢ from now until Jan 1, 18097 with special clubbing offers listed elsewhere.
Alvatander Dentistry Ad from Gainesville Section
A Georgia advertisement promotes Alvatander as a painless extraction aid used by Dr. Ryder. It claims all teeth can be removed on site and asserts no harm to those with heart or lung conditions. The ad cites hundreds of testimonials about Alyvitunder’s virtues.
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Gainesville
Ryter
de Ryder
Sebieieverimen Sigat
Georgia
Alvatander Ian
Alvatander
Ryder
Prices on sash doors and blinds before you buy
Advertised prices for sash doors and blinds from C Dinkins & Co. and Moore Bros., confectioners of Gainesville Ga. notes moving to a new store on October 1, location described, with brief mentions of other local business names and remedies and a Cleveland Ga merchant.
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C. Dinkins & CO
Moore Bros., Confectioners
Gainesville
Matin Street
G. W. Turner
Public Square
Frr
State Bank
Hood's Pills Best After Dinner Aid Digestion
Hood's Pills aid digestion and prevent fullness or distress while supporting assimilation. They do not gripe or weaken the body and instead have a strengthening effect. They prevent sickness and cure headaches, are purely vegetable, harmless, and safe for delicate individuals and children.
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Hood
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Drugists
A medical reference notice cites Dr Hathaway Cov and leading U S physicians endorsing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa and H M Urey Fredonia Pa praise sales and efficacy. Sold 25 and 50 cents per bottle by A H Henderson Cleveland.
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United States
Dr. Hathaway & Cov
Broad Street
Atlanta
Messrs. Daugherty
Application to Sell Land by Miller Administrators
J M Miller and J M fe Wed Miller, administrators of the estate of Jane Miller deceased, apply for leave to sell all lands belonging to the estate. The application will be heard on the first Monday in October 1896. Phil September 7, 1806 J. L. Freeman, Ordinary.
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Cornaes
Econ Ieee An Diomek
J. M. Fe
Miller
Janes Miller
Phil
Freeman
Ordinary
Grantia
Wirrr Corry
J. A. Richardson
T.C. Williams
Sail County
J. C. Williams
7. A. Richardson
TP. C. Williams
J. 1. Pfrreman
Gy Rik
Witten
Offic
Conell
M. B
Milton Moore
Nas
Orden
Sri
J.T. Freeman
Cronaia
David Rob’ngon
J. HW. Preeman
Ordine
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Offohd Oran
White County
Joe Hugh Reese
Leveland
Gaa
Castoria” Company
Castoria
Atkinson
Wright
Sam Jones
Bryan
McKinley
IE West
Leo Locals
Kay
Jesse L. Test
Chamberlain
Sori
Reynoldsville
A. UH
Henderson
General
Hillside
C Dinkins & Co
Gainesville, GA
Teave
TSG
MB. Moor
Milton Moora
Guardian
Oriliae
Tuwitr
Mies
Julia
Stewart
Mise
Erins
Jas
Grartlian
Julia B. Stewart
Brest
Hiram Quantry
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
Richmond, VA
Cealpig
Baligying
Kemmer
Sen
Cady
A. H. Hembr
Gaerik
Gale
Blood Balm CO
Grote
Wire County
G.v
J. J. Peeman
Mecklenburg
John Wilkes
Charlotte, N.C
Hallsfacturers
Kytle
Oakes
Attorneys AT Law
Cleveland, Ga
Siovall & CO
Crockery
Wedde Heu Jan & CO. Neys
Washington, D. C
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