Hawkinsville Democratic District Convention Set for August 12 1886
The Democratic Executive Committee of the Third Congressional District calls for a convention in Hawkinsville Georgia on Thursday August 12 1886 to nominate a candidate for the fiftieth Congress and to elect a new executive committee. It lists county vote counts and notes the primary polls close at 4 PM. It also covers political commentary on appointments and emigration efforts in Tennessee.
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Cotton receipts and market notes on prices and crops
The week ending July 30 shows cotton receipts at 9060 bales, with exports of 22222 bales split among Great Britain France and the Continent. Visible supply and inland stocks shift while crops face heat in Texas and rains in the Atlantic states. The piece also covers district judgeship candidates, mail delays in the South, two constitutional amendments, the Gate City Guards colors, and a Cleveland administration revenue uptick.
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Postoffice Discovers Duties in Ship Oregon Spoils
New York recovered mail from the wreck of the Oregon off Fire Island reveals many packages contained dutiable goods such as gloves and lace. Officials plan confiscation and prosecution if offenders are identified while urging tighter foreign mail vigilance.
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Judge Barker Rules Shaving a Man Is Not Indictable
The Boston Globe reports Judge Barker instructed the jury that shaving, hair cutting and shampooing are acts of necessity and charity. A barber isn’t indictable for performing these services in a suitable and ordinary way, even as a test case following an acquittal.
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Cincinnati Times Star Endorses Fair Election Hopes
The Cincinnati Times Star urges a fair election next November as prospects rise and notes that many rascals may be in the penitentiary by then, hoping Ohio may swing Democratic.
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Cincinnati Times Star
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Persia Feels Heat and Illness Across Regions
The Chicago Times reports Teheran and wider Persia suffer extreme heat and high mortality. Sunnite Turkish regiments abroad lose up to 60 percent yearly, while Teheran's death rate soars with cholera and acclimatization issues. Europeans and children under three are severely affected as the town grows from influxes.
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The Rarest Plant in Mexico and Other Fragments
An eclectic clipping surveys the Aztec flower Tzapalil qui-Xochitl called the flower hand with a claimed three surviving specimens and a rare tree with a bird claw like blossom. It notes multiple sightings in Europe and Mexico and questions the one plant origin tale. The excerpt also covers aurora sound reports from 1885 Norway and bee behavior observations linking color to sting risk.
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Chance to Make a Fortune and Governmentty Estates
A garbled lakeside scene features a remark about money from a storekeeper and a painter creating many copies for profit. The second item notes the U S government holding about 15 million dollars of New York real estate, built up from foundations. Luther's Mansfield house restoration is described with deaconesses planned to care for the sick and poor.
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Advertisements Sheriff Sales in September Americus Ga
Notice of sheriff sales for September in Sumter County Georgia. Properties include 70 acres of J L Kitchens land in the Twenty ninth District for taxes 1886, a lot and mill site, and other parcels in Americus. Also mentions suit by West Bros and judgments from Sumter Superior Court. Notices of Twelve Months Support for Allen Phillips estate filed August 2 1886.
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Sumren
Allen Phillips
John A. Phillips
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Mia
Emma J. Hinton
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