Local notices and political notices from The Appeal
A collage of short items: campaign notices by JA8 for P Lawtell and agent lines for Morgan and Weston. remarks from a candidate about public service. regional demographic note of 1500 Wanto Methodists. famine in India and government expenses. local appointments and rail road posts. Georgia bonds reputation. suttee deaths in Bengal. Russian campaign prospects. cotton production and textile exports. Mrs. Jefferson Davis visiting New York amid old rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Group County
India
Sherman
John W. Anderson
Savannah
Southern District of
Georgia
T. Gilbert
Southwestern Railroad
Georgetown
Wade Hampton
New York
Tn Bengal
Delegates to Senatorial Convention Discussed in County
The county plans to elect three delegates per district and five from the town district to the Senatorial Convention meeting Wednesday next. Clay and Terrell are urged to support a capable, united candidate, avoiding personal objections and promoting the district’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Terrell
Randolph
Cuthbert
Atlanta Capital Debate Sparks Fiscal Fear in Georgia
In the Athens Southern Watchman a critic questions Atlanta’s push to become the state capital, warning of two million dollars in bonds and higher taxes, while Milledgeville’s economy is praised as honest and prudent. The piece contrasts visions of progress with burden on impoverished citizens. It also notes early telephone development and a local tale from Lampkin Independent about a mule incident, plus brief items on Vermont fruit rights, Senator Morton’s health, and Texas migration for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allanta
Georgia
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Iledgeville
Milledgeiho
Avlanta
England
Man Eater of Petaluma Trains Versus Professor Tapp
Professor R C Tapp, famed horse tamer, faced a dangerous test with the Petalma Man-eater in a public exhibition at the Market stables. The Norman stallion weighing 1800 pounds attacked Tapp, dragging him, biting, and injuring him before Wood en and bystanders restrained the animal. Tapp survived and continued the display, while observers marvel at whether man or beast will yield.
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R.C. Tapp
Tapp
Connie
Normandy
France
Illinois
Joseph Wooden
Reedier
Petaluma
America
Broug
Deacon Duncan
Wooden
Mr. Wooden
Gunn's Store Advertising Shopping Plea Across Varied Goods
A verbose 19th century storefront notice urges buyers to settle accounts with promises, then showcases a wide array of merchandise from clothing and fabrics to furniture, hardware, groceries, and scholastic supplies at Gunn's and related shops. It emphasizes household needs and fashion items to attract customers.
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D. Hempiner
Anl
Morgan
Calhoun County
T.M. Coram
Weston, Webster Co
BM. L. Saunders
General Assembly
Kradener
Jefferson Davis
Atlanta Constitution
Homoe
Axorima Donge
McDonald
Ingall
United States Military and Naval Service
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Wilks M. Russell
Lee County
Opixiox
Clay County
Handolph
Watch and Ace
Athens
Lampkin Independent
C. A. Dent
Vermont
Indianapolis
Morton
Texas
Pike County
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Archibald Chatterton
Cambellion
New Brunswick
Balcom
MO. M. Anthony
Loy
T. A
Gronda
Randoura Couarr
Watson
KL. Price
Singrolar
R. L. Price
E. D. Watson
R. J. Price
M. Gormley
O” Geoncis
Rannotrm Court
DD. L. Wast
Mary E. Cutts
Mary E. Catte
E. J. Palmer
Pee City
T. B. Powells
Walker
Fronefield
Evany
Gui Wilhoft
Buckingham
Powell Draggist
T. 5. Powell
Sualocer
Atore
Gunn's Store
Gaxy's
Gunn's
Gusa's
Hamburg
Gusy’s
J. McK. Guyy's
Kentucky
Guxn
Guxx
Guy
Keep
Gunn
St Gunn’s
Gina's
Gina’s
J. McK. Gunn
Counties
Boots
Sheon
Marness
Haris
Great Western
Energe
Owen & Seater
K. Gibson
East Side of Publicines
Gakeene
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