Local notices and agricultural notes from city and county
Mr N B Brown died at her residence yesterday morning at 11. Burial will be at Western Cemetery this morning at 10. Dr Godiy reports upland rice trials with potential yields of ten bushels of rice per acre, shipping to Savannah for about one dollar per bushel. Also mentioned are a poem reading, five cent policies, McDonough bar licenses, political nominations, a Waynesboro quinine overdose incident, anti Unitarian speculation, General Gordon’s European travel, Georgia Pacific bonds, West farmers’ uncertainty, and Eastman riot convictions with several sentences.
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N. B. Brown
Godiy
Savannah
McDonough Han
Gadeden
Fla
A. Ro Allison
Senate
Waynesboro
John Stubbs
Lavrena County
Stephens
West
Georgia
Georgis
Eastman
Munner
Hon J G Parks Honored by Georgia Voters
A Georgia paper lauds Hon J G Parks for strong support from the district after a senatorial convention, praising his candor, integrity, and steadfast duty. It notes Ben H G Turner’s anticipated congressional successor and commends the district’s enthusiastic backing. The piece ends with a brief Georgia political roundup and remarks on council in Albany.
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Ben. H. G. Turner
Albsey
H.G. Turner
Parks Nomination Letter Confirms 11th District Senate Bid
Dawson Ga September 1882 letters from L Fer erson and D La Ferparson announce J G Parks as Democratic nominee for the Eleventh Senatorial District. Parks replies he did not seek the honor yet accepts if Clay Randolph and Terrell elect him, pledging integrity and faithful service in the State Senate.
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Parks
Curusret
J. G. Parks
Dawson
Democratic Party
L. Fercersox
R. A. Turnrvsern
Maton
Dawnon
D. la Ferparson
A. Tarnipreed
Kaizler
Cuthberton
State Senate
Ne Convention
Clay, Randolph
Terrell Stall
Jaurs G. Parks
Democratic resolutions support nonpartisan county candidacy in Sept meeting
In the 6th District meeting held September 2 under GC Tayloe as chair and G Stabby as secretary, Democrats adopted resolutions condemning foregone favoritism and pledging to nominate candidates by merit. Delegates Columbus Taylor W A Bynum Stubbs J B Ransol and J M Taylor were elected. request made to publish the resolutions in county papers.
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Sth
Tayloe
G. Stabby
Cuthbert
Akonknot
Columbus Taylor
W. A. Bynum
Stubbs
J. B. Ransol
J. M. Taylor
David Gof
C.sturbs
Quitman County Stock Association Formed in County
A group of residents organized a Stock Association in Quitman County. The meeting’s detailed proceedings were unavailable due to the editor’s absence, but members indicated the venture would be promising and engaging once fully organized. The note mentions local figures and political developments in the area.
Death and church news amid county events
A local notice reports the pastorate of Enon church in Georgetown and honors Miss Martha Wiley in a funeral context. It notes Ed Murdock at Henry Mann’s bar, and announces Quitman County Democrats meeting at Court Hours to nominate a Legislature candidate. The piece urges peace and discourages ongoing campaign strife.
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Georgetown
Martha Wiley
George W. Johnson
Ed. Murdock
Henry Mann
Political divisions burden crops and county laborers
Letters complain that workers should tend matured crops rather than join politics. A county executive committee action two years ago drew praise then and is condemned now. The writer accuses a rival faction in Quitman County of seeking political disruption while pledging loyalty to Democratic values.
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Rauka Wan Moat
Masonary
Senatorial Convention at Cuthbert Proceedings Recap
The Cuthbert senatorial convention opened under Hon. W. D. Kiddup with WH O Beall as secretary. Delegates were enrolled, a two from each county was selected, and votes per county set by population. James G. Barks of Terrell won with 18 15 votes and was declared the party nominee. convention adjourned with committees appointed and a district executive committee formed.
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Randolph County
Burnett
Bay
WH. O. Boal
Col. Wells
Chiie
O. Beall
Thabel Clay
Uncle Westut
Dor Lane
Col Wells
Amin
Mr. T Avbatne
Chay Gaal
Abe Taney Fran
Euarmk
Wal Geuham
Gila
Chenpsved
Hyraett
Wmily
Cols
Grapany
James G. Barks
Tercell
Kuhler
D. J. Ferguson
Beg
Tre
Ferguson
Eon
Wits
Clay
Randolph
Terrell
Uth
Duteers
O. Bratt
Fragmentary report on a late June event and nearby actions
Readable fragments describe a late June scene with a few named places and people. The text mentions a public area near WoT, DIX BEN, and Nic Ale MAS with references to regional actions and officials. Details are incomplete. the item reads as a brief local notice or column fragment.
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Goteter
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