The Cuthbert Appeal brief notices from town
Local items report impassable roads from fallen timbers and warnings to shut doors in a cold day. Subscriptions rise with new readers in Quitman and Georgetown while cotton prices edge higher. A gin house fire destroys much equipment and 18 bales of cotton. a storm unroofs a passenger coach near Smithville.
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John Singletary
Clay County
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Gish
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
California
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
J. F. Thompson
Southern
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Tenn
E. A. Ford
Entertaining program at Nazareth College
A recent Nazareth College event featured Mrs. Russell's music class, Mr. Du Pont Guerry on progress of man, and performances by Miss Sallie Flewellen and Miss Annie Moreland. Col. H. H. Jones of the Macon Telegraph praised the school, while Miss Moreland recalled songs and a playful tale of Johnny Brown. The piece closed with a social gathering and remarks on the value of such entertainments.
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Russell
Prest. Flewellen
Dupont Guerry
Americus
Sallie Flewellen
Annie Moreland
Col
H. H. Jones
Macon Telegraph and Messenger
Miss Moreland
Heaven
Johnny Brown
Johnny
Miss M
Nazareth
Resolutions Honor Judge Hansell and Public Court Duty
A record from the Southern Circuit notes Judge Augustin Joe Hansell earned broad praise for dignified patience and efficient disposal of county court business. The Bar votes thanks and asks the Cumper Appeal to publish the proceedings, with a secretary instructed to forward a copy to the judge. Additional items discuss corporal punishment in New York public schools, Georgia agricultural statistics, and other varied notes including debates over mortgage versus crop lien and cotton packing losses in Mississippi.
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Augustin Joe Hansell
Hansell
Cumpert
K. Wrerper
Shain Jas. T. Fiewerten
End of the World Sermons Attract Atlanta Audiences
Elder I M Harris of the Christian Church preaches in Atlanta on an imminent return of Christ before the millennium claiming the Christian era is 100 years older than commonly dated. He argues no dispensation lasts longer than two thousand years and cites a seventh thousand year rest. His theory targets the 19th century end.
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I. M. Harris
Atlanta
Gregory
Harris
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