Montezuma imposes liquor licenses and local press notes
The Montezuma region requires liquor dealers to pay an annual license of 500 dollars in advance, boosting local revenue. Other items cover railroad moves affecting Brunswick, usury rulings, New York funding talk, and remarks from Georgia and Southern leaders on farming, taxation, and revenue reform.
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Montezuma
The
New York Sun
Pacific Railroads
Criep
Georgia
Rufus C. Bullock
New York Herald
Cotton Movement and Market Report Summary
Cotton receipts for the week ending December 24 totaled 288,045 bales, up from prior weeks, with plantation movement at 305,626 bales and interior stocks up by 18,499 bales. Yearly comparisons show higher totals versus 1885 but lower interior imports, while overall in sight rose by 166,624 bales from 1885. Market notes describe a cautious week with mixed foreign news, small short interest, and slight price shifts ending around middling upland at 97 1/16. The piece also touches on Christmas mood, political dinners, and a legislative session outcome of 112 House bills and 40 Senate bills.
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the Chronicle
Porte
Bears
Liverpool
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Death of Gen John A Logan in Washington City
Gen John A Logan died at his home in Washington City on Sunday at eight oclock. The death surprised many though recent reports said he was improving. He was a formidable political figure with strong views and a reputation for intense loyalty and integrity. The piece notes incendiary fires across Georgia and calls for vigilant committees and swift, decisive action against the perpetrators.
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Ven
Logan
John A. Logan
Washington City
Gen. Logan
Republican Party
Georgia
Consumption Cure Promises Free Recipe From Rochester Doctor
An elderly physician, long retired, claims a vegetable remedy can cure Consumption and lung ailments. He offers to mail free recipes and usage directions in German, French, or English to all who request, citing many past successes. Local schedule notes trains between Macon and Albany with stops at several towns, plus freight and passenger details.
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W. A. Novis
Power's
Rochester
N. Y
Macon
Albany
Fort Valley
Marshallville
Montesumma
Americus
Smithville
Oglethorpe, Anderson
Lawsree
Kyron
Mecoa
Montgomery
All Stathone
I Lott Warren
Americus Compress Company Petition for Charter
Petition in Grongu Sustren County Superior Court by W S Hitt Bascom Myrick M B Council J J Williford Amos K Clark and Samuel McGarrath to form The Americus Compress Company a cotton commerce firm in Americus with 30000 capital paid and ability to raise to 50000 over twenty years corporate powers and renewal consent. Filed Dec 15 1834. Judge Allen Clerk 8 S O Atrap extract from minutes Sumter Superior Court Dec 16 1886.
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Americus
Raid
Americus Compress Company
Ghia
J, H Auurn
HL. Allen
Clerk
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RSDAY
Atlante Journal
Georgis
Norfolk and Western
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Ellison R. Coos
Griffin Sun
Ways and Means Committee
Qpetoms
Savannah
Senator Vance
North Carolina
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Dr. Felton
Gov. Gordon
Grady
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Henry Grady
New England
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Putney
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Ellavill Op
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Puma
Bue
Mecot
Cocrralle
Sumeta County
SumtEe County
Court of Ordinary
Bomter County
Sumter County
Terma Oanh
Belle Brown
Eost
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Januay
Sumter
Miley Chesk
Terma Cayb
J Allen
Adm
Bamter County
Pinety
Jordin Cook
J. H. Allen
Jefferson Street
Anil Street
E. J. Hogue
G. W. F. Phillips
Honorable Court of Ordinary
Annie B. Howe
Said County
Willis
Jesse C. Jackson
Aid County
Beinning
Orth
Jeffarron
Lamar Street
Thance
Jferson
Mayo Street
R. E. Cobb
Boone
Jerse Co. Jackson
Superior Court
H. Allen
Scenter County
Ella L. Hawkins
Winor Child
Mattie Lon Bivins
W. A. Hawkins
Bhia
A. G. Speer
Sowrexr County
E. A. Hawkins
Willis A. Hawkins
A. D. Speer
TICEN
James McGarrah
Samuel McGarrah
Somrex County
E. J. Brooks, Jr
H. D. Watts
Miley Cheek
Annie B Howe
J.H Allen
Webster County
Webster
Preston
PD M Nicholson
Bussy, Goldsmith & Co
D. M. Nicholson
Dan Davis
Sherff
Robert Peel
W.L Clark
Presto
Garald
W.T. Cain
Joan B. Nicholson
L. F. McNeal
Franklin Jackson
W. H. Cosby
Winston Cours
W. F. Spann
Jas. M. Saunders
Wissrow
Geo. E. Dennard
John KR. Lovett
Octo Lnam
W. IL Cosby
Fj Pemtoatton
Wenster
Jno
B. Nicholson
W. T. Cain
R. B. Cato
Preston, Georgia
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Cameron
J. B. Cameron
J. J. Worsham
P. R. Stanfield
Finn Street
Harper's Wreex
Twanren
Weeney Mail
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Barry K. Barber
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