The Appeal Mixed items on weather, war, and local matters
The column surveys varied topics from rain threatening Kentucky crops and prayers for rain in Sherman Texas to a potential war between Turkey and Greece. It notes local figures like Hon. W. H. English, changes in newspaper staff, a bet by Dr. Tanner, and oblique references to Hancock and English clubs in Montgomery Alabama. It also covers updates on Thomas Hardeman’s political stance, and a Dug at Albany Adviser employment shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bherman
Texas
Wweffereon Davis
Saratoga
George Peabody
Newport
Duke of Westminster
General Hancock
Why We Prefer Hardeman for Georgia Governor
A Georgia newspaper argues for Col. Thomas Hardeman as governor, praising his democracy work since the war, his speeches across the state, and his financial aid to farmers during hard times, claiming he surpasses rivals in patriotism and public service. The piece asks if any other candidate measures up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hardeman
Telegraph
Messenger
Colquitt
Col. Hardeman
At- Tanta
Hardeman
Col. Thos. Hardeman
Georgia
Durity
Lat
Lim
Bougons
Sea
Gersgia
Cuthbert
Jlmck
Gunn
Sil
Inet
Merchant
Commonwealth
Ron
Tome
Buch
Ren
Gettysburg reunion proposal praised by The Courier Journal
The Courier-Journal discusses a plan by General Alpheus Baker of Louisville to convene a joint Gettysburg reunion for Union and Confederate veterans. It argues such a gathering would honor patriotism, heal sectional wounds, and demonstrate commitment to a restored union under Hancock and English. The piece notes Gettysburg as the war’s decisive battle and recalls Hancock’s defense against Longstreet’s assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Baker
Eufaula
Ala
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Gettysburg
Geo. Hancock
Horn Wancock
Longstreet
Hancock
English
Gettyesburg
Bloody Fielde
Épposing Armige
Delegates to Dawson Convention Raise Harmony Plan
Editor urges a large county delegation to the Dawson convention on July 28 and Atlanta on August 4 to nominate state and governor candidates. Proposes equal representation from towns and districts, avoid binding a single candidate, and prevent factional division while promoting unity and an independent candidate if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Dawson
Atlanta
Couny
Congress
Randulph
Danaon
Fieuves
Hymn and memorial verse inscribed to Mr and Mrs E A Keeso
A devotional verse laments a child’s loss and speaks of faith, peace, and heavenly comfort, followed by an 1880 advertisement for Shriner's Indian Vermifuge and a druggist’s note praising Malt Bitters as a health tonic. The text mixes funeral verse with period advertisements and product claims.
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Jas. P. Sawtell
W. S. Hancock
Pennsylvania
Yorwick
W. H. English
Iain
Parronck
New York
Montgomery
Alabama
Hancock and
Shorter College
Col
Fred Grant
Turkey
Greece
Allen Fort
T. J. Burney
Albany Advertiser
H. M. Mo. Jotesh
Burney
Cincinnati
New York City
Europe
Anna Gertrude Hood
the Hood
Orphania
Joseph
Columbus
Sthnat
South
Boston
Liverpool
J. W. West
Clifford Crambley
Apourn
Port Gaines Tribune Ltd
HL. W. Grady
Constitution
Congressional
Conreas
Mrs
E. A. Keeso
Gaters
Faly Beh
Shriner
J. W. Stanford
Maly
Walt Bitters
Ron PA AM
Birrens
Igbaian
Tina
Bortou
Mark Well
F. Pulase
F. Pulaski & CO
Miecke
Abel
P, Lorillard
Tram
E. Crockett & Son
Lion Hailinge
Allison & Simpson
Thos. Brantley
M. L. Cooper
Faroon
A. L'Mapp
IAS
China Street
Kingston
Masonic Hall
Lazarus & Morris
Et Glenlaxe
Foweli
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