Local Insurance Agent Relocates Office to Drug Store
W M Tomlin announces a shift of his fire insurance agency to a drug store location at Duke Market Depot Street in Cuthbert Georgia with S A Jiel to represent the business. He promises access to top companies and urges customers to contact through the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. AL. Warner
S. A Jiel
W. M. Tomlin
Manj
DUKE
Marki c
Depot Street
Cuthbert, Ga
S. V. Duke
Depot St
Depor ‘Sr
L. V. Duke
Speise
Cem
Local notes and notices from a Southern town
A collage of small items mentions wheat flour prices, cheap watermelons, and a large crop outlook. It notes Oppenheimer & Cobb lowering prices, trains between Lumpkin and Cuthbert, Rev. Geo. W. Cheves opening a boys and girls school, and new music classes. Military drills, Granger meetings at the Baptist College, and a political convention note conclude this page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Cheves
Baptist College
Mass Meeting in Calhoun County for Delegates to Atlanta Convention
A mass meeting in Calhoun County gathers the day chosen for July to select delegates to the Atlanta Convention. The event aims to nominate a gubernatorial candidate and is urged to have full attendance, organized by McDavis and the executive committee for Calhoun County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgany
Calhoun
Atlanta
McDavis
Calhoun Co
Club Contingent Fails To Meet In Contest
The article notes a planned match that could not occur due to missing members. Dizies ins Datroda Shotfia were notified. the club lacked surplus players and faced harsh criticism, while a local musical gathering provided relief and uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Dixies Ins
Dizies Ins Datrdo
Benevolence Examination day reports praised by locals
On Thursday observers spent the day with Benevolence villagers to witness Professor Allen's school closing exercises in a grove near the church. After a full program with readings and declamations by students led by Mr. J G Parks the gathering enjoyed a long dinner and afterward resumed until 5 pm. The correspondent commends Allen's work and notes individual performances while referencing local agrarian mood and community pride. A second note mentions Gov Hendrick’s apparent VP nomination acceptance and a forthcoming public declaration aligning with Gov Tilden.
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Eeditor
Thursiday
Vichity
Allen
Prof. Allen
South
J. G. Parks
Dawson
Willie
CIA
Johnie
Ajlén
Jeae Keer
Jessie Perryman
Nettie Allen
Jennie Dozier
Aurora
Sweety
Democratic Party of Randolph County Gathers in Court House
A large and enthusiastic Democratic meeting in Randolph County convened at the Court House with Col. Hood presiding as permanent chairman. Delegates for the gubernatorial convention and congress were named, with strong support for national party principles from the St. Louis platform and endorsements of Samuel J. Wilden and Thomas A. Hendricks, along with a unit vote pledge for the delegation.
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Ginst
Democratic Party
Court House
Randolph County
Gendenidge
St. Louis
Sam’l J.wilden
New York
Guy. Thos. A. Mendricks
Indiana
A. Hood
C. W. Jones
M. C. Edwards
W. M. Tamlin
W. F. Davis
Ste T. Flewellen
W. O. Harper
W. N. Watts
John D. Clark
J. G. B. Watson
I. L. Fielder
J.P. Sawtell
My Tucker
Congress of” Neta
If .‘ Crittenden
C. €._ Taylor
G. W. Dozier
R.D. Crozier
J. W. Oliver
G. W. Mallins
J. T. Kiddo
J. LeBrown
M. I. Atskins
BE. ‘McDonald, Jr
Lda
Fielder
Capt. Tamlin
W. M. Tanlin
Georgia
A. H
Philip Pierce
Sale
Jno
L. Brown
Col. Hood
Emerson Viewed as Likely Local Grocer Leader
The community senses Mr. Emerson could be the man to open a small grocery in this section and believes people should trust one another more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Emerson
Community Notes From Quitman and Vicinity
Local items report a coal train passing through at night toward Eufaula, a cow with twin calves, and Laur ence Harrison taking a month off for vacation. Prof. Guy visited from Cuthbert, Cuthbert High School to reopen in four weeks, Indian Springs Academy opened last Monday, melons arriving by wagon with low prices, Col Hood of Cuthbert seen on the street, Ben feeling ill, Enon protracted meeting to start on the fifth Sunday, and Fourth of July celebrations at Hatcher's Station amid a skirmish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Guy
Cuthbert Berry
Eods
Quitman
Cuthbert High School
Bethel Female College Trustees Allow Private School Use
At Bethel Female College in Curnsert Georgia on June 28 1876 the Board of Trustees passed a resolution to rent free the north lower room to Geo W Cheves for a private mixed school for the rest of the year with no board connection. Cheves must protect and preserve the property. The resolutions were to be published in the Curnsert Appeal. THos Muse chair J G Martin secretary pro tem.
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Bethel Female College
Béthely Collegey
Geo. W. Cheves
Thos. Muse
Ch’m’n
Democrats of Clay County Meeting Notice
Democrats of Clay County are directed to meet at the Court House in Fort Gaines for an upcoming gathering. The notice calls members to attend at a specified time to discuss party business and local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Fort Gaines
South Western R. R
Janne
Court House
A.M
W.R
R. W. Irwin
Charles Wilkes
Jeso W. A. Graham
Agt
Sunday School Institute Announcement for July Meeting
Editor appeals for the Sunday School Teachers Institute with New Hope Baptist Church on the Friday and Saturday before the fourth Sunday in July. Lectures include benefits of Sunday School, origin, keeping it interesting, model superintendent, devotional element, teaching methods, model teacher, church relations, missionary spirit, and a closing review. Sing ing by Mr John Bigbie. all district schools urged to send delegates. meeting for teachers’ benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
New Hope Baptist Church
G. W. Grieves
J. B. Horsely
A J. Morris
S. G. Robertson
J. T. Clarke
G. W.rooks
B.C. Mitchell
C. B. Holmes
John Bigbie
J.B. Culves
Cuthbert
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