Georgia News Roundup From Tangled Telegraph Snips
A patchwork of local notes mentions Major Mark A Hagon of Dawsoon dying near Grillly last Wednesday. Earthquake felt in Savannah Sunday night. Governor Hampton praised as a potent orator. Emigrant rate proposed. Oyster shipments from Cedar Key Florida. Augusta News recalls Senator Hill quip. Miss Claudia Wynn of Teard county inherits a valve thousand dollars. Judge Wilder sold mules at $100 per dozen last Saturday. Alderman Wight buys for Guy conte. President Kimball hints at future Avanta factory start. Sim Bod killed when thrown from wagon near Montezuma. Governor Hampton improves and takes a long buggy ride. Annie T Crosman of Lumpkis dies in Nashville while at State Normal College. Col Jemison of Mecca dies by selfinflicted gunshot. Indianapolis school board to require study of dreaming and child psychology in grammar grades.
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