Fulton-Pulaski-Clarke County GaArchives News.....VARIETIES. July 11 1872
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The Christian Index
Rev. John G. Gibson, and Rev. P. B. Robinson were in the city last week.
Large amount of matter crowded out this week, among which our notice of Bro. 
Renfroe's retirement.  Could not be avoided.
Rev. T. G. Sellers, President of the Starkville Female Institute, Starkville, 
Miss., is one of the sound, solid men of that State.  He is now enjoying 
the "teacher's recess."
Rev. G. R. McC. -- The Baptist Church, in Hawkinsville, have generously voted 
their devoted pastor, Rev. G. R. McCall, a furlough for several weeks.  He 
purposes visiting the up-country soon, and recuperate for the active services 
in the future.
Dr. Mell made a short visit to his relatives in this city and Marietta 
recently -- spent a day in each city, and returned to Athens on the 25th ult.  
He expects to sail from New York, for England, on the 17ths inst.  The Prayers 
of many anxious hearts will be daily offered to God for the safety and success 
of his trip.  Strong hopes are entertained for his early restoration to health 
and accustomed usefulness.
Col. L. P. Grant justly occupies an enviable position in the estimation of the 
good people who know -- because of his moral worth, and the high sense of honor 
characterizing his every action.  His administration of the affairs of the 
Atlanta & West Point Railroad, is wise, liberal, and meets with the cordial 
approbation of all interested.  Alive to every interest of the Road and the 
country, he suffers no irregularities or omissions to occur, w9ithout prompt 
investigations and equitable adjustments.  In two instances, within our 
knowledge, the money collected by conductors who failed to receive 
instructions, to return delegates without charge, the amount paid was promptly 
refunded, when the subject was brought to the attention of Col. Grant.


Additional Comments:
The Christian Index.
The Union of 
South-Western Baptist, of Alabama          The Christian Herald, of 
Tennessee.     
Vol. 51 -- No. 27     Franklin Printing House, Atlanta, Ga., Thursday, July 11, 
1872.    Whole No. 2627.


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