The Appeal 1883 Item Summary
A compact miscellany from The Appeal issues on October 20 1883 noting Georgia topics including Baptists in Georgia temperance, court rulings on race, marriages in Kentucky, postal appointments in Atlanta and Nacoochee, heavy Arkansas rains affecting crops, Mormon converts to Europe, and a Louisville Southern Exposition. It mentions lampkin Independent and regional weather forecasts, with brief items on cotton, stamps, railroad headlights, and a Madison cooking club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Petor Weadburn
Marshell County
Kentucky
W. H. Smyth
Atlanta, Ga
Benjamin Conley
Atlanta
Arkansas
White River
Louinville
Louieville
Lampkin
Georg
Charles L. Williams
Nacoochee
Indianapolis
Europe
Woenner
South
Cather
Alabama
Madison
Homicide Near Fort Galage and Evolving Local News
Reports describe a fatal confrontation on a lent week evening near Fort Galage involving B F Hodepeth and B A Jester. Jester killed by Hodepeth after a dispute over retracting statements, Jester surrenders, bond set for manslaughter. Hodepeth left a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Apan Fortans
Fort Galage
B. F. Hodepeth
B.A. Jester
Tester
Fort Gaines
Hadspeth
Jester
Hudspeth
Senter
Hudspath
Joster
Hudepeth
Ermal
Local Briefs From Quitman County Newsroom
The column notes Quitman County figures including J. Smith appointed to represent the county at the National Planters Association meeting in Vicktburg. It reports infant death of James Graddy’s child and custody of the Cryder case, with coroner and jury actions. Other items mention turkeys at Pataule Creek, local visitors, a hog crop outlook, court terms, a murder case, and a clothing shop recommendation for fairgoers in Eufaula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. @. Smith
Beare Commis _sioner of Agriculture
Quitman County
National Planter’s Association, of America
Vickrborg
George Cryder
Cryder
Rutert [Arrie
Tuesiday
Bledsog
Young Varria
Lon
Legal note on debt, stock, and statute of limitations
The text discusses debt survivability after discharge in bank and a Kentucky Supreme Court ruling in Ford v Sidebottom decided October 8, noting moral obligation and consideration for a subsequent promise. It mentions stock of clothing and goods at Putas & Co and various hardware items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuptey
Kentucky Superior Court
Ford
Sidebottom
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Jas. P. Sawtell
Cuthbert
Georgia
Eufaula
Cxtton
George
Thorn
Tifa
North Carolina
Bupben Chase
Same! B. Crocker
Malye
Abram Colby
New Hampshire
Dodge
Laurens
Montgomery
Pulaski
Tolfsk
Texarkana
Texas
Arkansas Wide
Bia
Tingle Arkenmarbal
Hufaula
Fred Douglass
Bob Ingersoll
Washington
Douglas
Col
Ingersoll
Fred
Macon
Wight
Walton County
Deee Eee
Decenay
Quitman County Department
Ino. W. Lee
Bus. Voens
James Graddy
Inez
Pataule Creek
BR. “Ib ‘Brithith
Togalo
Broad St. Bafoula
Alu
Shin
M. L. Albritton
Eaid
Eany
Bounty Court
Ool. J
Schloss & Huddleston's
Easley's
Cathwort
Ex Press
W. H. Drrson
Pik Ae
Dhorillard’s
Nees
Long's Hotel
Bufaula
D. Kempner
Putas & Co's
God
Heaven
Sparta
Jain
Warde
Calhoun Street
T. M. Allen
Broad Street
Godwin Bros
Patromige
Kantomn Cowrie
W. C.deukine
Dake
Hal
Covnie
Oliver
L. F. Devune
Joni Belt
Kom
Pat Uf Wall
Raya
Pile
K. B. Tooms, Jr
Stewart County
Bancroft
T. & Powells
Jones & Bro
Allison & Simpson’s
Randolph
C.N Simpson
Becy
Tress
Ang
Tam
Iron King
R. J. Anthony
A. D. McAlpin
ED McDonald
Estes & McAlpin
Bay Street
Savannae
T. W. Estes
Atj.mck
Gunn's
Gunn’s
Geo. McDonald
Aah
Eclipse
N. M. Weaver, Jr
Allison & Simpson
Allison &Simpson's
City Voters
Nanny
C.c
Ludlow
Dixie
Delta
Arrow
Douglass
Trustes
D. Be
Sp, Toombs & Bro
Randolph Miata
Toa
Hama, Allison & Sdipson's
Moffett’s
P. Toombs & Bro
Allison
Cahhert
Diana
Stetkt
Wey
Powell's
Cigars
Snoek of
Cigera al 7-P Toons & Bro
Wiss Serra Ee Omic Igen Iy Dung Score Sass
Iaving
Triad
Gortatowsky
Pov
Andrew
Cuthbert, GA
Réalar College
Amd
Howard W
Key
J.P. Toombs & Bro
Allison & Blupeon
Toomes & Dro
Wim. Link’s
Eufacla
Bish Barry
J. P Toombs
Oriental
P. H. Morris
J.P. Toone Bao
New York
Pig
Hama Geger Cored
Eneme Teped
Sllon
Enpions
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