Dahlonega Nugger Chronicles Local News and Notes
Dahlonega news roundup details court house cleanliness issues, mail routes, road works, and a planned Dahlonega to Blue Ridge telephone line. It notes the Ninth Congressional Convention absence, convicts, street maintenance, and a nearby stable theft of bells. The piece mentions local families, church meetings, mines, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus
Dahlonega
Blue Ridge
Cane Creek
Cooper’s Gap
Yahoola
Grassy Gap
G. W. Anderson
This
Union County
Dablonega
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Times
Jadie Smith
Mill Creek
Lumpkin
Mountain
Weeks Nugent
B. RK. Meaders & Sons
William C. Rowland
Philadelphia
Gaddistown
Fannin County
Vineyard
Smith
Union
Pyone
Gold Kalladay
Fred Anderson
GR. Glenn, Jr
Atlanta
U. S
U.S
Tate
Parcel Post
Coleman Ash
Squires
Forsyth County
Milton County
Cobb
Georgia
Wash Jenkins
Jumea Hall
W. R. Whitmire
Pi Kappa Fraternity
Porwer Springs
Sid
Gainesville
John H. Moore
Bill Anderson
Walt Waters
Salem
Vaughters
Blackburn
Nimblewill
Porter Springs
Cedar Mountain
Col. H. P. Farrow
Nugerr
Dahlonega Hotel
Williams
Miller
Arkansaw
Gimesville
Tiis
Findley
the States River
Aic
Alma Head
Col
By HA. Baker
Methodist Church
L. G. Jolson
Wlder
Will
Walden
Col. Lilly
Crand Jury
Hopkins
Kemp
Jasper
Chase Anderson
Burtsboro
Anderson
Sumner
Birmingham
Ala
Dock Ash
Sam Waters
Chestatee
Noah Dockery
Dock
Wm. Self
Docktown
Chestutee
Bell Telephone Co
N. G
A. College
J. W. Ralston
Bartsboro
Cherokee County
Ralston
Cowan
Turner Quillian
Grookton
Aduwn
John Adams
South Georgia
Jasper Free
County
Arkansas
Charlie Morris
Jackson County
Lieut
Harris
Joe Brown
Andrew Gennett
Gennett
Mr. Luta
Bromley Servies
Galloway
Barnesville
Kenyon
University Law School
Dillard Austin
John Dowdys
Davis
Henry Black
Hightower
Tom Anderson
Auraria
Seabolt
Crown Mountain
Jast
Mountain Club House
Cane Creek Falls
Samuel Waters
Samuel, Jr
Chostatee
Marshal Grizzle
Allison Smith
White County
T. J. Smith
Kh. R. Meaders
A. G. Kanaday
White
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