Emigration, Mortality, Politics, and a New Academy
A Cuthbert column covers English farmer emigration to the United States, rising mortality among colored residents in Washington, and political delegate plans for Cincinnati. It notes Lumpkin Academy contract let to H. G. Feagin and M. L. Everett, with about $300 still needed to finish funding.
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Lumpkin Independent
State Democratic Convention in Georgia Held in July
The Georgia Democratic Convention met in a harmonious session to select delegates for the State and national tickets. Key figures included A. O. Hacon as chairman and various district delegates named with alternates, amid calls for a mass county meeting on July 21 to choose delegates for the gubernatorial convention in Atlanta on August 4.
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Garfield and Arthur Nominated at Chicago Convention
The Chicago nomination of June 8 named James A. Garfield of Ohio for President and Chester A. Arthur of New York for Vice President after six days of balloting. Garfield finally secured the ticket on the thirty sixth ballot as Arthur won on first ballot. Grant Blaine Sherman Washburne and others received scattered votes before the final pairing emerged.
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Agricultural College notes echo student life and goodbyes
A fragment from the Agricultural College column in the Appeal shows the Stephena Literary Society thanking the paper for its space, reflections on associational ties in Cuthbert, and a playful mix of college gossip, mischief, and upcoming exams.
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Genett County notes mil pond weather and local chatter
Local items report harvesting moles for consumption, Dr. Mercer and wife setting Saratoga trip, Barbara Ksigler departing for Andrew College commencement, and a Georgen town picnic with a plentiful feast. A cock and ribbon joke and farm weather remarks conclude this page snippet.
Premium List Department of Farm Products Superintendent Title
Premium list details from the Department of Farm Products including names and figures. The readable text mentions supervision and delivery terms with a monetary amount referenced, indicating a formal listing or notice. Exact names and items are partially garbled but imply an official schedule or fee information.
Justice officer to attend civil cases across three counties
C B Wooresx will be with the in all Civil Bolloes in Clay Quitmar and Randolph counties and will attend Courts there. The notice mentions permanent attendance across these jurisdictions with emphasis on travel to three county courts.
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