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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1888

Page

2

The Daily Budget in Macon and 1888 political notes

A condensed roundup notes the Daily Budget's appearance in Macon. It covers Marion county primary results with Vincent Montgomery nominated for Representative, Karl Most’s Socialists estimate, barbecues for railroad interests, calls by Col J T Extill for Georgia Democrats to send contact details, and a claim that yellow fever remains scarce in Florida. It includes editorials on tobacco use, tariff and Chinese immigration debates, Mills bill hopes for cotton bagging, and a Crisp acceptance correspondence with Georgia Democrats. It closes with remarks on negro Democrats and Indianapolis convention coalitions for 1888 elections.

State Agricultural Society Meeting at Newnan

The State Agricultural Society met at Newnan for one of its largest gatherings. WJ Northen served as president without opposition, R.A. Nesbit of Macon was elected secretary, Brunswick chosen as February meeting location, and Newnan residents did much to ensure a pleasant event with visible progress and prosperity.

State Agricultural Society Newnan WJ. Northen R.A. Nesbit Macon Brunswick

LeConte Pears Pay Well in Thomas County Harvest

Albany newspaper surveyed Thomasville growers on LeConte pear results. Notables include J. R. Adama reporting no lost crates and prices from 2 to 2.50 per crate, H. H. Sanford noting strong prices and the State Horticultural Society backing, Prof. Lovejoy citing varied eastern vs western markets and a $75 return on seven carloads, and L. C. Varnadoe estimating 300 trees yielding about 1200 dollars profit with wind losses. Col. A. P. Wright and Thomas I. Blackshear project up to ten thousand dollars from pears shipped from Thomasville.

Albany News and Advertiser Thomasville Thomas County J. R. Adama H. H. Sanford Varnadov Sanford State Horticultural Society Lovejoy W.C. Crandall & Co Chicago Joshuan Carroll North Carolina Sam L. L. Vario Beekman L. Varnadoe Ourself J. Ball T. J. Ball & Bro William Eason Robt. Whiddon St. B. Mardre, Esq Edgar Craigmiles Col A. P. Wright Thomas I. Blackshear Boston Cairo Ochlocknee

Pioneer seed grower Rumph showcases twenty one varieties at fair

Mrod A Rumph stands among country pioneers in truck and seed business. His exhibit includes twenty one varieties such as New York egg plant White Velvet okra Tall White okra Dwarf White okra Georgina collards Giant Curled mustard Pearl millet White Spine cucumber and more. His operations are tightly supervised by him personally, maintaining trusted seed quality and drawing markets beyond the local community. His success highlights cotton as not the sole revenue for farmers and urges experimenting with all crops to improve livelihoods.

Mrod. A. Rumph New York Rumph

Cow in Pond Drinks Milk From a Fish

On a southern township farm a cow in a pond near Zodive Springs began to wade and lower her calf calls. When she stopped, a large eel like fish surfaced and fed by sucking milk until full. The fish had been in the Sac river and was later placed in the pond by a previous owner.

Louis Cele Democrat Jacob Goll Zodive Springs Gen Hamels

Electric Bitters Proclaimed Best Remedy By Pharmacists

W OD Bult and Abraham Hare testify Electric Bitters cure liver kidney and blood diseases. One man reportedly used six bottles and was cured after ten years of rheumatism. Dr EB J Eldridge's Drug Store sells them for 50 cents. Census list notes 1880 most populous cities.

W. OD. Bult Bippus Tad Dean Abraham Hare Bellii Ohio

Warner’s Log Cabin Sarraparilla and Tippecanoe Ad

An old advertisement extols log cabins as rugged American habitations and promotes Warner’s Log Cabin Sarraparilla and Warner’s Tippecanoe as wholesome remedies for a nation of strong healthy ancestors.

America Warner Sarraparilla Tippecanoe

Exposition Opens in Columbus with $15000 in Premiums

Columbus and Her Exposition on October 4 1888 promises a grand event with $15000 in premiums and purses. The park and buildings have been prepared for an impressive agricultural and industrial display from Georgia Alabama and Florida, plus an inter state military encampment, exciting horse track events, balloon ascensions and a full daily program culminating with a governor reviewed parade.

Columbus Chattahoochee Valley Lowell South Exposition Park Georgia Alabama Pittsburg New South Florida North Mose

Wonderful discovery claims cure with Dr King’s New Discovery

A county woman with seven years of illness or its severe tests found relief after taking Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. One bottle allegedly cured her cough sleep return and merited a free trial bottle from W C Hamrick Co Shelby NC. Also notes Rev I DeWitt Talmage’s Georgia Chautauqua visit netted him 1200 for two events and a $500 offer to stay another Sunday but he declined due to West engagements.

Dr. King Luther Fantz W.C. Hamrick & Co Shelby, NC J. Eldridge I. DeWitt Talmage Georgia Chautauqua Kiser Talmage West

Taylor and Cox Steam Fire Extinguisher Advert

Local notices advertise Taylor and Cox steam fire extinguishers for several counties. The fragment lists names and places connected to the advertisement and supplier references.

Taylor & Cox

Proposed Amendment to State Constitution on Supreme Court Size

A long fragment outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to increase the Supreme Court size, establish a five-member court with a chief justice and four associates, and set terms and election procedures. It includes framing, ratification by voters, and publication timelines, plus references to General Assembly action and Governor's proclamation.

Tidue Supreme Court Deen Thiest Tour Eniine York Lot Amendmont General Assembly Tavni Artiole xii Tienery Assembly Gaffer Sertie Mim Ed Asselin Cele Jennor Ward Saxony Bly Hetober Sd Gordon Orion

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