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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1885

Page

2

Prohibition Bill Aims at Lee County Stock Runs at Large

In Lee County west of Kinchafoonee creek a bill by Mr. Gill would bar stock from running at large. The Enquirer Sun notes the Columbus paper expanding to eight pages and the New York World’s fundraising success. It also covers civil service explanations, Rome boat progress, and a parable about dividends from a Sandusky and Mansfeld railway.

Gill Lee Lee County Kinchafoonee Creek

Montezuma Record Calls for Flint River Boat Plan to Save Trade

The Montezuma Record warns that national rail and river links threaten Montezuma’s trade with Dooly County. It urges a Flint River boat between Montezuma and Warwick and artesian wells to keep traffic local, praising local businessmen for their push to build up a live town.

Montezuma Dooly Americus Savannah, Florida & Western Albany Americas Preston & Lumpkin Road Hawkinsville Herculaneum Sodom Flint River Warwick

Butler Praises Grant Yet Criticizes His War Aims

In a eulogy on Grant, Butler defends some actions while denouncing the idea of wearing down the South by attrition. He discusses prisoner exchange cessation and feeding Union prisoners, arguing the policy weakened Lee and hastened Appomattox, with the South to be vindicated over time.

Butler Grant Gran Lee Appomattox South

Capitol Building Marble Bid Sparks Corruption Claim

The speaker denounces a plan to substitute Georgian marble for oolitic limestone in the new capitol as an Atlanta ring’s bid to profit. If marble vendors can match limestone prices, they may win the contract. the bill should cap expenditures and lawmakers should oppose extra appropriations.

Capitol Atlanta

Seven Million Bales of Cotton Looming Crop Outlook

Indications rise that the cotton crop will be the largest on record, with estimates ranging from seven million bales to higher. Prices likely to fall as supply expands, despite past tight markets. Growth in cotton acreage promises a surplus and broader money flow, easing agricultural profit expectations. A Georgia constitutional amendment discussion notes direct popular votes on provisions as the preferred route. Electric B and O publication praised for design and accessibility, highlighting telegraphy literature by Pangborne and the American Bank Note Company.

Savannah Times Electric B, & O Baltimore & Ohio Company Pangborn American Bank Note Company Iself D. H. Bates B. & O. Telegraph Co New, York

Sugar prices and duties choke Philadelphia trade

A Philadelphia sugar merchant reports local refined sugar at 7 cents while Liverpool stores sell at 6 cents, due to high duties isolating the Philadelphia market from free competition. The Chatham Artillery of Savannah marks its centennial May 1 and plans a May 4 inter-State drill and tournament with $5,500 in prizes.

Philadelphia Liverpool Chatham Artillery Savannah

Horsford's Acid Phosphate Imitations Warned Again

An aged fragment warns consumers to beware of imitations of Horsford's Acid Phosphate. It notes that genuine bottles carry a specific mark on the wrap, with the word Honstonv's appearing as a verification, while false products lack this feature.

Horsford Honstonv

Blood Purifier Restores Leg After Severe Ulcer

Arata Georgia January 12 recounts a long standing leg ulcer from typhoid fever. After Dr Dromgoole warned tissue loss, Bourbons B B B treatment led to rapid healing. Cheshire of Americus endorses B B B with local names W H Brotherton and Dr J L Pinson among supporters.

Arata Ifs W. H. Brotherton W. 8. Cone D. A. Cook J. L. Pinson Atlanta W. M. Cheshire Americus

Post and cholera notes from southern journal

The article critiques postal service delays in the South under Democratic hopes, contrasts northern efficiency, and discusses cholera spread in Spain with daily tallies and death counts. It also mocks a political switch by Col Jack Brown and notes stricter cotton sampling in seaports with the first bale rejected for immaturity in Mobile and Savannah.

Mobile Savannah

Bucklien's Arnica Salve For Sale By Dr Endridge

Bucklien's Arnica Salve offered as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and price of 35 cents per box sold by Dr EB Endridge.

EB. UJ. Endridge

A New Lease The Bargain Man Promises Lone Trade

The Bargain Man announces a shift to solitary operation and aims to clear summer stock at reduced prices. The Bargain Store offers dry goods clothing shoes hats notions and millinery with deep discounts to attract customers. Limited consignments include 50 pieces White Lawn offered below former season prices as they seek returns for stock.

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