Public Notices and Local News From Fair Play
A broad discussion reiterates nonpartisan intent in public discourse and notes frequent advertising, wide readership in Randolph Quitman and Clay counties, and growing paper size. Items include Judge James P. Guerry dead, a 92 year old man marrying a 24 year old near Gunaville, a Bainbridge fire by an incendiary, General Wheeler to judge at the Magus State Fair, and cotton exports figures. Also reported: a drinking inventor Dr Babcock, and a stolen gin and ten bales burned in Stewart county with no insurance.
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Beogmss
Ita
Randolph
Quitman
Clay
Calhoun
Terrell, Webster
Stewart
Ty In
Bainbridge
Babcock
Oakland
Cal
Joseph Wheeler
Magus
United States
John A. Williams
Stewart County
Burgh
Said
HJ. Pillein
Sarah Fsillwein
Runolph Sugerive Cotta
Patrick Gowhey
Sarah Fillagan
Fuegis
K. &. Brooks
Bheritt
Carhbelt
Conooy
Biabely Ton
Zaddock Hood
L.A. Atkinson
Ascient la
Murtha Thsfa
Rand -Lph Supe
Murtha
Fea
Almpla
J. R. Malead
Lota
Walt
J. R. Maddua
Jontlee Goure
G.M
Taner I. Ball
R. Matdox
Levy
JM. Brooks
Toms Thave
Price
Albany
Cuiblevton
Mud County
A. L. Tawmilton
Natioas
Randolph Superior
Heaple Adawa
Auxuata Tlusley Ve. A. Te Huito
Samme
Seth
C. W
Lavy
Wuld Coguly
Mary Brooks
Earase
Hardy
W. Bachan
Assey
Har
Oxley
Teatats
L. A
Smith, Booritf
Borgia
Hannocrm
Ecreleagarie Tees
Hall
W. F. Davis
A. Hall
Political appeal favors judge selection over partisan gain
Bilitor Cuthbert Appeal argues for careful, public-minded selection of a Superior Court judge, stressing honesty, integrity, and moral character. It critiques the governor’s role and notes the need for legislators to reflect constituents’ wishes while warning against personal influence and favoritism in the appointment process.
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Bilitor
Cuthbert
Hood
Hoyle
Iit
Col Hoys
Georgia
Col. Hoyt
Hoyt
Pam Pusy
Boroggins
Nawescom
Alyas Grant
Eo Mach Gan
Kennon
Bower
Harrison
Turner
Hammond
Smith
Dineer
Lemp
Tiklen
Jie
Suyce
Hayes
Tete
Teto
Tax settlement note from 1838 San Luis Pomona period
Fragmentary OCR mentions tax records dated 1838 involving individuals Mary A and Morya Foe and a location possibly La Pom. The readable bits indicate a tax event or record collection with names attached to a fiscal entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Pom
Tax
Mary A
Morya Foe
Gunn's Stock Offers Wide Selection At Low Prices
A terse remark extols Mr. Gunn's stock as the best assortment in the United States, all items described as very cheap, with no further details or context provided.
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Isaac Steuernan
Meyer
Goa
Steverman
Mielske
Gunn
Georgia
Mr. Gunn
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Americus
Gen. Wofford
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Guneaville
Eagle and Phenix Company of
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Muncoges
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Liberty Hall
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Brown
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Alabama
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Geul
MekEk
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Arran
J. McK. Gunn
Ilia
Kinatore
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Wil ‘Weell
Thomas Muse
Villa Nova
J. P. Rawtell
Urpust College
Aira
Frances Iltsson
Ilraca
Sewall
Meron
Coleman
J. Konsei
Expreas
Ala
Randolph Sheriff Sales
Ate
Tweroma
Euies
Wienabe
Sudan
Grogery Department
C.K. Bacon
C.R. Bath Staes
O. K
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Liverpool
Virginia
Marietta
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Avery
New Georgia Combination
New York
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Atlanta
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Easley