Longstreet to Settle in Gainesville and Other Georgia News
The Appeal lists varied items: Gen. Longstreet to settle in Gainesville. Tom Thumb plays baseball as a shortstop. Georgia populations, taxes, and infrastructure notes. political speculation on Governor and local editors. census figures for New York. a Barcelona-like mirror story. Atlanta water works and debt. fashion notes and social curiosities. and a controversial tale from Wilkinson county.
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Gen. Longstreet
Gainesville
Tom Thumb
Washington
Cuthbert
Prepare for Winter Sup port: Admonition on crops and feeding
The article warns of widespread crop shortfalls due to drought and the need to prepare for winter by sowing barley rye oats and grasses and sowing gardens in Cuthbert to feed people and livestock. It urges利用 turning vacant lots into winter forage and vegetables to reduce living costs and sickness while noting Eagle and Phenix factory stock trading at 102 dollars per share.
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Cuthbert
Fort Gaines Visitors Praise Town Leaders and Jernigan’s Workshops
The writers describe Fort Gaines as prosperous with full occupancy and friendly locals. They laud Tom Renfro and W C Brooks for hospitality, praise Jernigan’s forty year buggy business and skilled workshop, and note Granger concerns about bread markets and Mrs Johnson’s distress after Andrew Johnson’s death.
Crop Prospects Report From the Region
The drought has severely damaged the mid and late corn crops across Randolph Stewart Quitman Clay Early Miller Calhoun Terrell and Webster counties reducing the overall corn yield by about one third. Cotton suffered heavy losses from heat and drought with considerable boll shedding and doubts about a new growth maturing before frost. In Chatham county total property value is $29,913,979 with Savannah accounting for $12,554,703 and solvent debts of $4,089,817.
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Atlanta
Lancaster
New York
Brooklyn
Beecher
Randolph
Stewart
Quitman
Clay
Early
Miller
Calhoun
Terrell and
Webster
Chatham County
Savannah
Borgia
RanpDolin
Ragland
Sawyer
West
Lim
Nancy Ann Brooks
John Mc
James M. Smith
Milas C. Parkerson
Columbus O. Brooke
W.H. Brooks
Wm. F. Wayis
Jas. C. Coleman
Randolph Co
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Georgia State Agricultural Society
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