First bale of Georgia cotton marketed at Williamsburg
The first bale grown by J. N. Daniel at Williamsburg Calhoun county weighed 565 pounds. Arkansas arrest of outlaw Tom Langford linked to Sheriff Gwynn killing case. Langford in Zebulon Ga jail denying guilt and accusing Tom Delk who allegedly shot Madden. A Georgia office seeker in Washington asks for a railroad train from the President for a few days. Hay seeks pardon for Mrs Maybrick in England. timing unclear.
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Georgia
J. N. Daniel
Williamburg
Calhoun County
Tom Langford
Taylor
Tom Delk
Gwynn
Pike County
Arkansas
Zebulon
Langford
Gwyn
Delk
Mr. Madden
Washington
United States
Ambnangeador Hay
Maybrick
Col. Hay
Africana Cure Promises Blood and Skin Disease Relief
An old advertisement touts Africana as a positive remedy for impure blood and a wide range of ailments. Claims include curing rheumatism, scrofula, old sores, syphilis, constipation, eczema, catarrh, and other blood and skin diseases. Strong urging to visit druggists for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africana
Jong Africana
Crum Replies On Mayor Challenge To Civil Court
D A R Crum states he will not complain and will face all accusations from Bivins in court. He expects an upright jury verdict and claims he chose not to seek grand jury indictment to avoid delay.
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Cordele
Bivins
Grand Jury
D. A. R, Crum
Interesting meeting at Mt Beazer Primitive Baptist church
The three day communion meeting at Mt Beazer Primitive Baptist church near Vienna drew many ministers and members from Echeeconee Union Ocklocknee Upatory and about a dozen associated churches. Despite competing meetings within six miles, attendance remained strong with baptisms, sermon and feet washing observed, and a bountiful dinner.
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Old Mt. Beazer Primitive Baptist Church
Wit
Echeeconee
Union Ocklocknee
Upatory
Primitive Pulaski
Vienna
Dooly
Cordelo
Montezuma
Primitive Baptist Church Learns to Denounce Vices and Pay Debts
Nationally known for denouncing Homestead ing and drunkenness, the church requires members to pay honest debts and stays aloof from worldly institutions. Pastor Elder P. G. McDonald of this place oversaw twelve accessions in June and July conferences, with ten baptized in person and two by letter or restoration. These people show peculiar love for each other.
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Primitive Baptist
P. G. McDonald
Farmers to Meet at Tybee for Semiannual Session
The State Agricultural Society plans its regular semiannual meeting at Tybee next month. A prior Augusta gathering inaugurated officers and discussed shortening the cotton crop at the Cotton Growers Association request. Atlanta’s bid to host the next state fair was debated, with railroads reluctant to share the burden. The Tybee meeting will cover this and other key topics. The society remains a leading agricultural force and has historically influenced state politics.
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State Agricultural Society
Tybee
Augusta
Cotton Growers Association
Atlanta
The
Agricultural Society
Savannah
Bradfield's Female Regulator Endorsed for Menstrual Complaints
An advertisement promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator as a remedy for profuse painful suppressed or irregular menstruation. It claims 25 years of success, targets girls entering adulthood, and asserts tonic benefits while urging purchase from all druggists at one dollar per bottle. It quotes testimonials from Water Valley, Mississippi, and notes the product is sold by the Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta.
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Bradfield
Sndon
Faber
Water Valley
Bracrido Regulator Co
Atlanta
Vienna Public School 1897 Daily Session Rules and Fees
Vienna Public School outlines daily hours with noon break, entry tickets signed by Secretary Howell, and monthly tuition for residents and non residents. Course includes nine grades in three departments with recitation limits, certificates issued after satisfactory exams, and notes on attendance and conduct.
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Tod
Jnc. E. Howell
Mashburn Announces Farmers Warehouse at Pinehurst
D T Mashburn of Pinehurst Georgia announces the Farmers Warehouse will run the coming season offering better advantages to customers with liberal honest dealing and close attention to business. No insurance charges on cotton and cotton will be insured at all times hoping for patronage.
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Pinehurst
D. T. Mashburn
Wooten Opens New Law Office in Vienna Georgia
Geo W Wooten lawyer announces new office on Cotton Street near the New Court House Vienna in Dooly County Georgia. He will practice in all state courts and in the federal courts at Macon and Savannah and regularly appears in the Macon Southwestern Oconee Southern and Brunswick circuits State Supreme Court United States Circuit and District Courts and Court of Appeals.
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Whipple
Vienna
Georgia
Jno
F. Powell
W. Powell
F. Powell & Son
South-western
Oconee
Albany
Court House
Union Street
Cotton Street
New Court House
Macon
Savannah
Lawyers
Dooly Co
Southwestern
Southern
Brunswick
State Supreme Court
United States Circuit and
District Courts
Court of Appeals
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D. A. Rorum
Tilden Alvan Adkins
Dooly County
Town of
Atrial
Sorp Ny Druggists
Primitive Baptist's
Vienna Public School
Treasuer, Ino
E. Howell
Board of Trustees
J. M. Ketty
M. A
Martha L. Bryan
Lucie M. Roberts
Anna Hamilton
Sallie B. Perry
J. M. Ketly
Pinehurst, Ga
W. V. Harvarl
D. L. Henderson
Court of Ordinary
Geo. W. Wooten
G. W. Bussrr
D, A. R. Crom
J.M. Boepog
Busbee, Crum & Busbee
C. T. Stovall
Stovall & Forbes Drug Store
W. S. Howell
South Side
T.F. Bivins
Vienna, Ga
W. A. Baker & Co
J.N. Dorminey
A. R Brown
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