The Appeal notes 1881 Georgia items and more
The column lists diverse notes from North Cerotins and Georgia towns, including population figures, local deaths, education plans, and temperance signatures. It mentions Gen John C. Pemberton's death, a proposed Albany male school led by B T Hunter, immigration counts, a revised Baptist Bible issue, and a temperance petition. It reports liens filed in Spartanburg, Wyre, and various quirky anecdotes about brides appetites, turpentine whitening, and forgotten proverbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pemberton
Vickeburg
Penolyn
Athelby County
Kentucky
Henderson County
Albany
B. T. Hunter
Macon
Washingoon
Baltimore
Coeducation Advocates Cite Noted Educators Opinions
A discussion on mixed schooling cites President Lambdin of Gordon Institute and multiple academics. Advocates argue coeducation benefits moral training and intellectual growth, while opponents warn of distractions and diminished delicacy in separate settings. The text remarks on unity of sexes in family life and in broader society, urging paired education for character and future work. It also notes railway work in Macon and Brunswick with 3000 men soon on the line to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambdin
Goredon Institute
Barnesville
University of Iowa
Hosmer
Antioch
Cols Jego
Ohio
Christian Union
Blanchard
Knox College
Illinois
IEL
God
Jman
Setan
Avery
Aa Boya
Qitle
Tau
Notable Teachers Appointed at Troy Alabama College
The Troy Enquirer reports new appointments and praise for several educators joining Troy Alabama College. Notables include Katee inn Protester, Carl Nelson from Copenhagen, Eva Figgatt of Montgomery Female College, Sao Gibson from Judson Female College, Julia Wilson of Southern Female College, and Mattie F. Faver from Wesleyan Female College. The piece extols their credentials and the community’s expectation of a successful, moral institution with strong leadership. It also discusses regional weather impacts on crops, debates over Georgia capital relocation, and farmer relief proposals amid drought, noting rising death rates from heat in western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katee Inn
Dolorees College
Pennsylvania
Carl
Nelson
Sncienk Sedai
Copenhagen
Eva Figgatt
Montgomery
Colle
Virginia
Mise Sao Gibson
Mano
Judson Famele College
Marion
Ala
Ansarpa
Julia Wilson
Southern Female College
LaGrange
Mattie F. Faver
Wesleyan Femaly Loge
Macon
Troy
Pres
Wade
Andrew Female College
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Cuthbert
North Cerotins
Ningers Falla
Spartenburg
Elisha Douglass
Early County
Blakely
Garreld
Man Enty
John Veal
Fayette County
Lf Gonteau
Georgia
Southern Exsproas Company
Macon Telegraph
Jordan
Platt
Beecher and Conkling
Jeff Davin
Axpensen
Texas
United States
New York
Washington
Georgia Railroad
Tou Exon Wao
Cody
University of Michigan
Tecitationa
Pex
James Freeman Clarke
Howard University
F. Lamry
Brunawick
Rai
Atlanta
Americus
Hugh
Thomas County
Savannah News
Indiana
Missouri
Ifsa
D. Landreth & Son
Hanover
T. S. Powell
Sedeman
Jas. A. Hay
Boon and Conley
Old Stand
Siway
Reow Band
Cerly
Brands. Ao
Powell Dingalet
Hookerller
Wud Stationar
ASON
Powell, T
Fire Insurance
Gredrgia Home Insurance Camp
Columbus
Virginia Home Insurance Co
Richmond
British America Fire Ins. Co
Toronto
Canada
Seelaman
Howe
Nanning Raers
Breretary
List
Thos Hardeman
Pres. F
Onee
See. Sytta
Cincinnati
Halmory
Philadelphia
Cottingiam
T. J. Burney
Southern
Simnath Soamnern
Mallway
Chattanooga
M. Crgia
Actas
Somers
Lomure
Reese
Vilco
Caticure
Commontinus
Ward Station
Ferguson & Oliver
Ani
Mercer University
LAW School
Clifford Anderson
Ataente of
Liv
Addren MO. J
J. Brantly
GUANO
Jebias
Tainterss Arinding
F. Toombs
DOT Aid Aga J.P
Senate
Teae Ee
Tiemtiaya Aie Petes
Congress
Bay State
Fuurmnitore
J. McK. Gunn
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