CUTHBERT NOTES ON POLITICS AND DEATHS IN GEORGIA
The Dawson Journal reports radical Decatur County ticket, political debates over Louisiana and Grant, and local fears. It notes deaths including Hon. Garnett McMilliam, and Capt. Gooprls death shocks the legislature. Sparsely, it covers trains deterred, pay scales, and a rash of public notices from Savannah to Hawkinsville.
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J. G. Parks
Dawson Journal
Decantur
Mr. Stephens
Grant
Louisiana
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah News
Kimball
T. L. Guerry
Quitman County
Garnett McMilliam
Congress
Blakely News
Boys to the Rear and the Corrupting Influence of Youth
A civic exhortation argues that in Cuthbert boys roam freely from dawn to night, causing moral decay. Parents are urged to reclaim discipline through firm authority and the birch rod, warning of a future delinquents and vagabonds if neglect continues. A Nashville Banner correspondent cites Gordon’s Civil War leadership as a libertarian beacon calling for renewed southern advocacy.
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Mr. Ephor
Cuthbert
Court House Square
Nashville
Gordon
Georgia
Appomattox
South
American Congress
Georgia Governor Smith's 1874 message reviewed
The Atlanta Herald praises Governor Smith's annual message noting a thirteen million growth in state wealth and a nearly one million surplus. It highlights school system expansion to 12 counties, critique of convict farming, cautious views on constitutional revision, and comfort taken from Louisiana matter condemnation. Lumpkin city marshal M J Jenkins died of pneumonia.
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Senate
Lome
Perry
Toto
Jones
Burke
Jefferson County
Georgia
W. A. Graham
Clay County
Smith Wien
General Assembly
Atlanta Herald
Prussia
Smith
Louisiana
A. D
Julius Greenwood
Americus
Sumter
Americas
B. P. Hollis
Wise Parker
W. J. Smith
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Savannah
Pennsylvania
Fort Valley Mirror
Houston County
Muscogee Road
Blakely
Taese
Abi
Toombs
Kimball House
Jack Brown
Gen. Logan
The
Legislature
McKinley
House
Livingston
Wessalowsky
Dawson
Deate
Cat. C. T. Goopr
Gerrit Smith
G. B. Lamar
M. J. Jenkins
Lumpkin
Dude J. McK. Gunn
Dr. Quartermann
R. P. Ackerley
Accouchenr
A. H. Flewellen
A. M
Marie C. Beruuse
Jante Wakn
Fiona C. Keirtx
E. B. Russecy
M. A
Wyant A.H
H. Elewellen
Court House
Cubrt
Randolph County
M.I. Atkins
Lerms Cash
Jonathan Collins & Son
Standley Building
Confectioneries
My Restaurant
Call
B. J. Jackson
Tom Pratt
Billiard Saloon
Cuthbert, GA
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T. J. Pratt
Quinaan
James M. Oliver
W. P. Jordan
District Court of
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Cicero
Jas. McPherson
J. T. Kiddoo & Co
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A. W. Gillespie
Fort Gaines Academy
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Paullin
Board of Trustees
MO. W. Dozier
Fort Gaines
J. McK, Gunn
J. McK. Gunn
J.C. Martin
J.J. McDonald
Southern Female College
Lagrange
Leipsic
Catal
I. F. Cox
Kenmore University High School
Amberst C
Virginia
H A. Strope
A. Va
Prin
H. C. Brock
U. Va
U. of Va
Horace Waters & Son
Broadway
New York
Waters
EAS
America
Robert Wells
Wesgst
N. Y
Public Library of Kentucky
Tuo
Bramlette, Ag T & Manager
Luisville
Georgia Nursery
W. K. Newson
Chrealar
K. Newson
Augusta
J. Fay
Camden
Bainbridge
Devavur
Clong
Whirreter & Dowatpsor
Samford
P.O, Vickery & Co. Pals
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Powell’s
Silver Lake
Powell's
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Hurricane
Powell
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