Daily and Weekly Recordings in Georgia Newspapers
A compact news digest referencing the Americus Mecomen and Daly and Weeky outlets, noting the Weekly Recorder’s Thursday circulation, pricing, and advance payment terms. It cites the Augusta Gazette changing hands, Congress in session, Niagara Falls bridge, Ohio river politics, and a flurry of regional and national items from Georgia to New Orleans, including real estate gains in Columbus, industrial plans in Augusta, and various political and clerical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Mecomen
Daly
Pathy
Recorder
Payne
Bonddh
Georgia
Sumter, Lee
Terrell
Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Americus West-Omtee
Storey
Mublieher
Long Tail Hog Causes Tail Loss Among Flock
A Greene County farmer noted forty four hogs with short tails and one with a long tail. After days of searching he watched the long tailed hog bite off a new piece from each short tail, explaining the missing lengths among the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Ohio
Arlington farmer reports mixed crop results with modest profit
J W Calhoun of Arlington demonstrates Cint farming in an invasive system. Last year he planted 80 acres: 40 in cate, 30 in cotton, 10 in corn. He harvested 1150 bushels oats, 20 bales cotton and 250 bushels corn, clearing between 500 and 500 after wages and manure costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Calhoun
Arlington
Conkling backs Cleveland if tariff clash repeats contest
The New York Times quotes Mr. Conkling pledging support for Cleveland in a Blaine-Cleveland race if tariff reform is at stake, asserting Republicans cannot abandon tax cuts that burden producers and consumers. The piece notes shifts in editorial tone and the rise of protectionist opinion among business leaders in Philadelphia and Mississippi politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Mr. Conkling
Blaine
Cleveland
Conkling
Republican Party
Improve The Ocmulgee River Aims For Yearly 40000 Grant
The Recorder notes broad support for river improvements to make the Ocmulgee permanently navigable from the Altama to Hawkinsville. It argues current appropriations are too small and ill-timed, urges annual funding of at least 40000 dollars, and calls citizens to write Judge Crisp urging a strong appropriation to unlock a year-round navigation, benefiting farmers merchants and lumber operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocmulgee
Hawkinsville
Americus Recorder
Demulgee
Congress
Americas
Crisp
Ian
Charleston
Editors Favor Tariff Cut Over Whisky Tax, Georgia Replies
Voice of the Press notes that of 64 Georgia editors replying to a tariff question, 56 prefer a tariff reduction on life’s necessities while 8 favor abolishing internal revenue. Among the eight one Republican editor supports abolition and reform, another opposes Cleveland’s re-election, and Editor Anderson of Covington Star advocates both reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice OF the Press
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
East Point Plow Boy
Pierce County
Cleveland
Anderson
Covington Star
Electric Bitters touted by legal and medical figures
A legal opinion from Bainbridge Munday of Clay County Texas and testimony from D I Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Kentucky praise Electric Bitters. They claim cures for malaria, jaundice, kidney and liver disorders and life saving effects. The Empress of Brazil denounces laughter of birds used for feather trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge Munday
Atty
Clay County
Texas
D. I. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
Ife
BE. F. Eldridge
A Sensible Bill Aims to Set Congressional Terms
A congressional committee has agreed to report Crain's bill to begin congressional terms on the first Monday of January. It sets convening in two months after elections, with terms lasting as needed within two years, to avoid Christmas recess and a short-term wait. The Cleveland Painder dealer surveys opinions on tariff revision, whisky and tobacco taxes, and wool, with Democrats broadly opposing free whisky and tobacco tax repeal, while Republicans split on tobacco repeal and free whisky. A tall bailiff in Judge Marshall Clark's court impresses as a striking character, feared by the judge and colleagues for dramatic delivereances when commanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
New York
S.T
Georgia
Congressional Committee
Cleveland
Onlo
Baliff
Marshall Clark
Do Not Be Fooled By Fake Cures For Lung Ailments
Warning readers against counterfeit promises and urging purchase of genuine Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Promises relief for throat lung and chest ailments with trial bottles offered at Dr E J Elvere’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Do We Dig Our Graves By What We Eat
A dated health ad argues disease stems from digestive poisons, listing symptoms from dyspepsia to constipation, and touts Shaker Extract of Roots or Seigel's Syrup as a universal cure. Testimonials claim cures from digestion to chronic illness, urging readers to obtain the remedy from A. J White, Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Seigel
Germany
Seigel
R. F. Grace
Kirkmanville
Todd Co
Pullum
Taylor
Geneva Co
Ala
Thomas P. Evans
Evans & Bro
Horntown
Accomack Co
Seisel
A. J White
Warren St. N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glessner
Official
Sas
Eoltor
Ter County
Wes
Augusta Gazette
Lee
Niagara Falls
Atlanta Constitution
Ohio River
Albany News
Columbus
Augusta
Se Hing
Candler
Blair
Congressman Candler
Joseph Leconte
Califoroli
Prof. Mell
Lecomate
Mantern
Mobley
Dougherty County
Dakota
Sisterhood of
States
Morrill
Vermont
Senate
St. Louis
Grant Jury
New Orleans
Warner
Fort Valley Enterprise
Atia
Central Railroad
Atlanta and Florida Railroad
Cal. A
Henry
Fuller
Heahy Grady
Colquitt
Constitution
Grady
Allantt Constitution
Walthall
Mississippi
Lamar
Philadelphia
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Sam Randall
Protectionists
Ivins
Iving
Ladies Memorial Association of
Montgomery
Confederate Monument Fund
Brazil
Isaacs
Shepard CO
Baltimore
Sheffield & CO
B. E. Cato
Preston, Georgia
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