Inauguration Invite and Miscellany From The Appeal
The Appeal reports the Tennessee Legislature attending Garfield's inauguration with many members expected to depart March 2. It notes exhumation and post mortem results on Mr J. dr. Madean of Americus. Smallpox fears rise in Vitteburg. vaccination urged nationwide. Census figures outline populations by sex race and nativity with whites and colored counts. Governor Hampton to speak for the Southern Old Thirteen at Cowpens centennial. Floyd plans sprint feats in Florida. Mexico city praised as a resort.
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Mareques
France
Enland
Marcarhusetts
Vermont
New Hirapakire
Pegrove
Tennesee
Garfield
Washington
J. Dr. Madean
Americus
Philip Phillips
Albany
A. Milwaukee
Ben
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Wade Hampton
Cowpens
Hampton
Ugahiet
Cuthbert Boys Abroad and Local Notables
A long apology praising Cuthbert youths and families who achieved success elsewhere. Mentions Eugens Douglans and Eugene D Byrre among editors, lawyers in Arkansas and Texas, merchants in Alabama and Georgia, and widowed mothers. Highlights Cuthbert as educational center with female college and male branches, urging boys and girls to seize opportunities. Notes farmers and guano use and railroad transport, plus a Georgian heir issue in a Western mining claim.
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John B. Wardlow
Cuthyert
Charles Brown
John T. i
Texas
Cuthbert
Ben Baldwin
Paris Texas
Fiehler Brothers
Dag and
Clary
Northwest Ark
Byron Juhnson
Port Worth
Curberk
Willie Russell
Sherman
Yexas
John Dightfoot
John Shaw
Americas
Shas
Harris
Arfington
Roswell
Henry Cobb
Ala
Georgia Letter Praises Cuthbert and Athens Rivals
A preserved letter from Cuthbert writer Bi Arr in Columbus Times extols Georgia towns including Albany and Gore gia. He hails Cuthbert as the Athens of south Georgia and highlights local colleges, scuppernong wines, and agricultural progress while noting the region’s climate and prosperity. The piece also recalls early Georgian history and critiques on religious censorship from the Washington Post.
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Cuthbert
Aanta
Albany
Goregia
Cuthbert Excela
Ougst
Auburn
Sweet Auburn
Athens
South Georgia
Grange
Agricultural College
State University
Andrew Female College
Piny Woods
Thomas County
North Georgia
Messia
Hay & Martin
Judge Mood
Brethren of the
Rome
Columbus
James Dease
Sparks
Georgia
Bringa
Erasaronds
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Chattanooga
New York
Vitteburg
Board of Moulth
Bainbridge Democrat
G. W. Floyd
Gadwlen County
Fla
Mie City
Verleans Democrat
Mexico
Montequinos
Itv
Atlanta
State Agricultuaal Society
Bainbridge
Thomseville
Col. EC. Greer
Grienwoldville
Malcom Johnson
Macon
Surte University
Wanda
Via
Columbus Times
Preventtor
Savannah
Colloredo
W. L. Westbrook
Doubhless
Gov. Bullock
G.field
The
Washington Post
Bob Ingersoll
Hostetter
N.Y
F. Putaski & Coe
Powell's Hall
Regiet
Wallace Sisters
Jennie
Maud
P. 1
Tobii
Semanes
Dora
Teonyain
Poe
Blanche
Aduneton
Powell's
AEA
Searry Colaty U
Des di Chiwlers
L. West
Felts Ant
State OF Georgia
Tasnonen Casvy
Feles Stoursley
Ealv
Cate
Dimtson Moore
Aviomantor
Seeley
Nde
Mae
Byunsen Bake Headquarters
J. B. Sealey
Orenicke
Cathbert
J.P. Tuomus
Jaullet
Mr. Pulaski
Thorn
F. Pulaski & CO
Randolph County Agricultural Society
P. A. Price
Galen
Barret
Pat
DeLeon
Fevitee
M.C. Parkerson
H D. Haisten
A & McBride
Aari
Prin
Aguientinesl Society
Anson County
Mt. Wadesboro
Meaars W. I. McLendon
Cas Genereg
John Kuerson
Wi Ile Es
Price
N.C
Wethe County
Wythe County
Howe
Bugin, Carmer & Co
Baltimora
Finnie
Chalrmag
John W. Johnen
Mayer Boniven County
Gia
Anjuat
Outland
Searbor
John W. Johnson
Janetin J. E. Godfrey
Gina
Haiman Pk
Kufanla Mills Floura
Oller
Allison & Simpson
P. Lorillard
King's Cotton
E. Crockett & Sons
Dixie
T. Guernsey
Aluison & Simpson
G. Ashton
Dubuntist
Gutbbeee
Redidence
Lampkin Street
Wwe
de, B. E. Toombs
J. P. Toom’s
J. BP. Toombs
Willard
Davis
Easley’s
Foret