Democracy of Randolph County Elects Delegates
The Appeal notes the Randolph County Executive Committee lacks a chairman after Gol Felder's removal. A meeting is called at the Cuthbert courthouse on July 4 to elect delegates to the gubernatorial and congressional conventions, reorganize committees, and seek peaceful, productive deliberations. The note includes local political commentary and miscellaneous items.
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Randolph County
Gol Felder
Court House
Cuthbert
Avlanta
H. A. Curriespen
Cad
Stow
Bocuaxas
W. T. Kongens
Examinations at Ward Station High School Remarks at Close
The article recalls Ward Station High School exams with praise for student effort and teaching, noting the local community’s pride in Prof. Dean and Col. J. G. Parks’s address and prize distribution. It mentions the school building, its location, and the three weeks of preparation amid epidemics, ending with a crowded exhibition and visitors from nearby counties. It also contains a broader news brief about Guiteau’s execution and other regional items.
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Warn Station High School
Wann Station
Gay Tone
Bichtor
Ward Station High School
Dean
A. Crittenden
McNulty
Georgia
Bia
Rd. F. Crittenden
Benator
J. G. Parks
Dawson
Ward
Academy
A. L Weston
Dawson Journal
Local News Items From Quitman County and Environs
A batch of readable notes from Quitman County covers political invites and warnings about mail delays, a push to send the best men to the Legislature, and farm life chatter. It notes county convention delegates, Beeson as chair, and Bledsoe as secretary, with minor items on weather, school terms, and local produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartman
Desco
Ant
Quitman
General Assembly
Little Alec
Best Gardens and a Patch of Corn Featured in Local Snippets
A jumble of small-town notices mentions thanks to the Madsib, a patch of corn, and various comments on civic figures. Other items note Miss Eva Kaigter returning from Wesleyan College, Miss Fannie Green’s graduation, Mrs. Neidlinger visiting Miss Susie Morris, and talk of fashion trends like jeweled garters. Mentions include a correspondent from the Macon Telegraph and political chatter about Stephens and Colquitt. Dr. Acker’s Dyspepsia medicine praised. Hop Bitters recommended by a Kansas reader for stomach and liver disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Fannie Green
Thin County
Georgia Bapilet Seminary
Gainesville
Mrs. Neidlinger
Mise
Ide Byrd
Savannah
City
Susie Morris
Facts Worth Remembering and Eminent Physicians
A fragmentary item notes eminent physicians discuss a form of therapy or remedy. The text mentions W. Y. Dissox and a reference to a ball or device, but details are unclear. The readable portion identifies medical experts and a general claim about treating conditions in the area.
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Suice Ie
W. Y. Dissox
Grange Picnic Planned at Cotton Gill Hall
Notice from Parmer Grange announces an all day Grange and Farmer picnic on June 16 1882 at Cotton Gill hall. Several speeches and Grange work will keep the day lively with no work or “loves and fishes” distractions. Editor invited to front seat by order of the Grange.
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Atlanta Constitution
Stephens
Quitman
Bacon
Randolps
acti-Stephens
Uoumede
Avery Pop
MO. W. Lee
Bro. Lee
Cuthbert
Boch Failares
Chance
Georgetown
Abe
Lushel
Columbia
Apj
Cotton Gill
Jolly
Wells
The
Grange
J. B. Hoitis
Sevy
Coxci Ma
W. L. Cansattan
Messrs. Tatum
Sins Ds Co
Alta Fruit
I. & Barnett
K. Edwards
J. I. Willlanson
C. Allbright
W. C. Robinson
Opera
Observer
Ita
War Agenta
Junté Toe
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Fe Womtan
Piltaborg
Tombs
Stout
Henry Powell
Stewart County
Sam Lee
United States
St Louis
Valdosta
South Georgia
Mussa
Shusela
Macon ‘Telegraph
Avanta
Stephen
Albany News and Advertiser
Albany
Op Sod
Atlanta
Henry County
Gaitead
Gar- Geld
Washington
Arthur
Asanain
Guiteau
W. Watkins Micks
Ell bin I Wade
Brother Hicks
Guitsu
Crocker
Lev. Hicks
Micka
Samr
W. J. Land
Chivago
Saith
Lowa
Maloons
Eustry
W. H. Bishop's CO
Quituan County Department
J. W. Les
Eng
Leat
Judge Mood
O. A. Barry
John C. Guilford
Clark Christian
F. M. Bledsoe
E. J. Mardes
J.J. Crumley
Col. Harrison
Dr. Bledsoe
ML. Albritton
Profesor Guerry
Mr. Etepheon
Madsib
Mr. E. J. Harden
Hacon
Selah
Edie
Paris
Eva Kaigter
Wesleyan College
Jim Ellis
Thia
Macone Telegraph
Micajah Martin
Kimball House
Esid Thers
Mr. Stephens
Colquitt
Senate
B. H. Hill
Aoker
Europe
Acker
Tod Wold
W. ¥. Dixson
Kanoxa, Mo
Bishop& Co
Walt. McClure
New York
Balsuco
Auania
Pennsylvania
Brown
M. C. Parkeson
A, W. Key
Onte
Iy W
Parkerson
Dixson
Geo. McDonald
Admi
W. B. Dixson
Tate OF
Masbeten Covats
Mr. Pulaski
F. Pulaski & CO
Oretika
Lee Co. Ata
J. R. Wooten
N.E. Corner
B. Ridgway
Powells, Dregait and Bookseller
J. P. Toombs
PBS
Thea
Powells
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