The Appeal Item Highlights From May 10 1878
Calf born blind in unknown locale as Georgia politics stir debates. Notes include Georgia leniency on taxes under Republican rule, reports on Tilden denial, and a murder trial in Pickens County. Also mentions a sheriff capture near Seale Alabama and local church fund allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Georgia Baptists
Alabama
Catherine Youthern
Narciesua Cowart
Narciesus Fowler
Jaapar
Pickens
Supreme Court
Lisha- Frys
Coli
Ti Suisburys
Columban
Cope Salisbury
Crawford Road
Beaton
Hent
Beals
Seale
Agricultural Exhibit Awards and Fair Deliberations
The notice discusses vegetable specimens and small grain crops entering an exhibit with a prize for best display. It notes ongoing fair preparations and a pledge that final decisions will reflect agricultural leadership, amid a tense sense of pride and expectations among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Agricultars
Death of John Morrissey and era of political life
The text recalls John Morrissey as a rough, influential figure in politics and business, highlighting his rise from gambler to state senator and his Democratic alignment. It also mixes broader notes on Chinese famine distress and remarks on education, local conventions, and a Tweed-related financial figure, painting a fragmented historical snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrissey
Tilden
Morrissey
Gma Bneg
Tiead
Piers York
Augustus Behell
Flean Aie
Ho Ln Cuaiens
Renee de Pluck
T. Richard
Tai Yaca Fo
Shansi
Shantung
Ony
Benton
Palmer
Blernt Mlelander
Crawfons
Imer
Col. Salisbury
Biafaher
Russa
Columbie
Debates on Education and Public Schools in Georgia
Fragmentary editorial notes discuss county book adoption by publishers, state school supervision, and payments for educational improvements. Opinions favor investments in stronger teachers, higher curricula, and public school funding to elevate standards and reduce confusion. References touch on Georgia colleges, public attendance, and the role of state versus county control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcibiades
Agamemnon
Parenta
Sevek
Scroggins
Itelf
Georgia
Afthia
Lempert
Orio
Siorda
Grisis
Ubeyr
Parker's Hair Balm Amends Fades and Restores Youthful Color
A promotional notice touts Parker's Hair Balm as a superior treatment for gray or faded hair. It claims the product restores natural color, boosts vigor, and outperforms twelve rival preparations, urging readers to buy from J. W. Staxom druggist and test its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker's Isle
J. W. Staxyorn
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