State at Large Whea J C C Discs and District Electors
A garbled roster lists individuals from multiple counties such as Richmond Randolph Fulton Thomas Telfair and Gwinnett among named electors and others with unclear titles. The fragment mentions districts and various names like J C C, D Bravenet, M Haxwexr, Tina Cimerumee, and Seanons tems, creating a partial view of an electoral or official staffing list without clear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whea
J.C. C. Discs
Richmond
Mon
BE Keaxox
Randolph
Altierrata
Thoa
L. J. Guess
Fulton
Mos. A. Vaart Avia
Chatham
D. Bravenet
Liberty
A. M. Haxwexr
Thomas
Tina Cimerumee
Emme
Telfair
Leaxwen R. Ray
Cowrta
Fike Soetana
Sonning
Mer
B. Nowe
Patna
Tuer
W. Ansity
Ilattow
Fighth—Seanons Tems
Binth
E Sirwoxe
Politician to Speak in Second District Tour Dates
Quirian Ga September 16. 80 2 will address the people of the second congressional district at multiple towns from Arlington October 11 to Valdosta October 30 with Presidential elector W. M. Hammond or William Marvison as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiruan
Arlington
Taesday
Ft. Gaines
Cuthbert
Georgetown
Dawcon
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Camilla
Newton
Isabella
Valdonta
Tron
W. M. Hammond
Marvison
Odd Bits From Athens and Beyond In 1878 Era Notes
A fragmentary installment covers diverse items from Athens and Georgia scene. It notes a man’s long toil in Athens, olive oil versus cotton seed, insect damages at 200 million dollars, world cotton consumption, upcoming campaign battles and state elections, early winter predictions, a sororal grand scribe in Atlanta, wool clip figures, and a lampkin editor’s career move. It mentions time changes, a Kentucky editor anecdote, cotton crop condition reports by October first, a Hancock postmaster speculation, and Georgia moonshiners recapturing seized property in Whitfield County under Collector Clark.
Fall into Line for Georgia Democracy in November
The writer urges Democrats to unite after past divisions and rally behind party principles for the November contest. They call for backing Hancock and English for statewide office, oppose radicals and carpetbaggers, and defend Colquitt Norwood and other figures as the party seeks a sweeping victory and political stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lins
Colquitt
Norwood
Stat
Hancock
Con Wrest
Tarver
Radical Party
Ap ‘Pointment
Forlom
Washington
Brimberry
Senator Elect Ilon Parksthat Wins Brilliant Victory
In an era of independents and party disruptions, Ilon Parksthat faced no opposition to his candidacy. He is praised as a faithful representative and the honors conferred are seen as well earned. The victory is described as easily won and brilliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilon
Jan
G Parks
Fort. Gainer
J. A. Backine
F. K. Freeman
Franks K
Ala
Colquitt Elected and Indiana Politics Stir Public Interest
Colquitt is re elected Georgia governor as public sentiment stars a vindicated victory. A Louisville Courier Journal extract notes Indiana politics in upheaval with immense activity and women campaigning. Nashv ille American predicts real moves to replace Garfield with Grant. Baltimore Sun reports a cotton press in Baltimore and hints at a lengthy upcoming Legislature, while Mexico’s railway limits loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colquitt
Georgia
Indiana
Louisville Courier Journal
Godlove Orth
The Georgia trip of Hon. R E Kennon for Hancock and English
The report notes Kennon toured Ohio and Georgia advocating Hancock and English. It cites enthusiastic reception in Cincinnati and Atlanta, mentions a speech in Atlanta, and claims strong anti bloody shirt sentiment rising in the North. Also referenced are remarks about Southern chivalry and Garfield records, with local storm damage reports from Arlington Advance and Fort Gainer Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Kennan
Ohio
Hancock
Atlanta
Keennon Alid
Cincinna
Englis
Weat
Steadman
GarGeld
Arthur
North
Mur
Garfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. P. Sawtell
National Democratic
W. Ss. Hancock
Pennsylvonia
TOR
W. H. English
Turner
Athens
United States
West Virginia
Americus Recorder
Col
Luther P. Green
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Asa
Robert H. Harrison
Lampkin Independent
Columbus Daily
Mes
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Florida
The
Washington Post
John B. Gordon
Dalton
Whitfield County
Clark
Nashville American
Garfeld
Grant
Republican Party
Baltimore Sun
Mexico
Dama
S.R. Ward
Henry Jennings
Joe Elder
Lem
Lima
Obie
Col. Kennon
Lina
Jacob Davis
Fort Gaines
W.T Saxon
Our Town
Davis
Saxon
Ashe
Os Charlot
Ould
Cosnty
Wales
College Street
Danny
Win” W. McNelly
Aid County
Fur
Meniel
Kandulph
Maid County
Hampton Stevens
Randolph County
Coatangg
Steven PD
Stevens
Tate
Gruxgia
Kasbourn County
Ty Lee
Uberet
Leite
Halby
Geongia
Stucre
Meilon
Mindy
van Aivurs
Este
M. Gormley
Ural
M. Goretey
G. Robertson
Oes
Rome
General Assembly
Binte
Geora'a
Aca
Mount Olive
Sig Te Ta
Han
Ap Net
F. Pulaski & CO
Fr. Pulaski & CO
Mrs. Houck & Cobb
Wieter
Melodeon
College St
City Hotel
Atc. Aly
J. F. Toombs
Toma
Oor
A. Price
M.W. Comer Square
Pemse
Ceuta
Pee Dome Knee Lane Coote
Cherkam
Powells
J. P. Toombs
Kaigler & Walker
Enfaula
E. Gibson
Elacunmerc
Marag
B. F. Snell & CO
Mackerel
Nous
Sulbty
Toomby
Arnold
Hill's
7S Powell
J. Et Oecon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!