19 Jun 1880
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Newspaper
Georgia Albany News
Location
Albany, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1880
Page
1
Excerpted oratory outlines General Gordon defending his resignation from public office, praising Colquitt’s appointment, and denouncing political critics. He recalls Civil War service, defends voting in Kellogg seating, and argues for Democratic unity while urging support for Colquitt and Brown. He also cites letter exchanges about postwar policy and party strategy.
The notice outlines train departures and arrivals for the Eastern and Western Divisions, with routes from Macon to Savannah, Augusta, Albany, and Atlanta. It details timing, stops, and services on various days, including freight and passenger services, and notes the existence of multiple trains such as No. 2 going north and west and other southern routes.
Gen Miles says Colorado settlers sell their guns and ammunition to Indians at about four times cost and expect new stock from the Indians when killings begin. He warns of imminent danger as the cycle of arms trading could fuel violence.
Old Mr. Mertz of Cambridge City Indiana sues a wealthy Richmond widow for breach of promise seeking two thousand dollars. He claims damages for liquor supplied and consumed during their courtship.
A long 1880 letter from Senator Brown to Geo A Jamison L W Wall and WJ Ga defends Gov Colquitt and criticizes opponents as out of office. He outlines view of the Senate as a working body and says he will serve the best interests of the people not monopolies. Mae Bernhardt quotes on art and stage.
In a rain storm near San Ba ba Texas the Rotin family sheltered in a cave by their home leading to the drowning of two boys aged 3 and 6. The mother, a little daughter and a young lady nearby were brought out in a dying condition. London fog threatens Cleopatra's needle amid dampness endangering the monument.
A tailoring business operates upstairs in the Wille Building located at Willcat and 4 [ake Coe, Fennouirte ag an ci mesostraseseremmereerte I made it fe MeO, G. FARRINGTON.
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