Dahlonega News Snippets Include Marriages and Roads
A Dahlonega N. G. A. College student attendance rises while notes on local roads, telegraph ads, and a planned Dahlonega newspaper revival appear. Miss Francis Stanton and Mr. T. C. Galloway of Elberton announce an October wedding. Road work costs, lean calendars, farm taxes, and a note on mining activity near Auraria are reported alongside local business ads and community updates.
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Londons
John Jenkins
W. H. Ricketts
Wahoo
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Mr. Findingson
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Dahlonega Basin
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M. E
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T. W. Waters
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Cerin
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J. Williams
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John Ash
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Mesers
Jett Findley
Carl Burnett
Julius Elkins
Fred Cavender
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N. G. A. College
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J. W. Woodward
W. B. Woodward
Harvie J. Pierce
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Mr. Austin
J. L. Sarsgent
J. L. Bryant
Mr. B. &. Anderson
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R. W. Walker
John Anderson
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E. S. Souther
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W. H. Satterfield
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H. E. Watson
John Henry Adams
E. B. Reid
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Tom Bell
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J. B. Marlow
J. KE. McGnue
Mary Williams
Mary Burnside
Ella McGee
J. P. Hall
Halcomb
John Hall
J. E. Blackburn
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FF. M. Smith
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Charlie Davis
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M. J. Williams
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J.P. Pruett
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J. ¥. Pruett
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Tung
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Wdison
Bedison
Craig R. Arnold
Homer Head
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A. J. Cavender
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Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
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