Cotton Receipts and Market Fluctuations Reported
The Chronicle reviews weekly cotton receipts totaling 132 531 bales for the week ending January 28, with interior towns at 51 685 bales and plantation totals at 4 649 473 bales since September 1. It notes year over year increases in sight and declines in interior stocks, plus a dampened market with varied activity and a weak close. President Cleveland seeks the Congressional Record to read speeches on interstate commerce before signing.
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Congress in session with surplus revenue bill debate
Thirty state legislatures and Congress are in session as discussions begin on the surplus revenue. Speaker Carlisle proposes giving Democrats a fair show on their bill to reduce the surplus revenue and address the financial strain.
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Doctor's open letter on kidney cures stirs medical backlash
A Royal Navy physician in England writes to the London Family Doctor advocating Warner's safe cure for kidney disease and Bright's disease. He cites success abroad, challenges professional prejudice, and faces discipline from College of Surgeons and Queen's College. Public use persists despite faculty threats.
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Second Southern Forestry Congress to Meet in DeFuniak Springs
The second annual Southern Forestry Congress is set for February 15 to 19 at DeFuniak Springs Florida the Florida Chau tauqua site. Speakers include J Eterling Morton B G Northrup O R Pringle James Byars A H Curtis Norman J Colman and Ellen Call Long with delegates appointed by Southern governors. A tree planting memorial for distinguished Americans will occur during the session. The Florida Chautauqua opening services will be followed by a lecture from Rev. Sam Jones on day four.
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Marietta Chair Factory Powers Local Economy
The Marietta Georgia chair factory runs 50 to 60 dozen chairs daily and employs 50 to 100 workers. It produces 500 to 1000 dollars weekly, showcasing how small manufacturers fuel a town’s growth by circulating money locally and attracting external business.
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Neighbors urged to subscribe Recorder with promise of arguments
A brief urging neighbors to subscribe to the Recorder for protection and argument delivery at the doorstep. The notice advertises a one dollar annual advance rate and implies a persuasive, proactive outreach to non subscribers.
Not a Subscriber Defends Farmers Writing in Critic Letter
Critic, a Georgia farmer, rejects claims of authoring a recent Farmers letter and defends his motives. He says he authored the piece himself, distant from Simmons, and aimed to expose a lobbying scheme aiding a traitor to Georgian farmers. He vows public correction if proven wrong.
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Remarkable Texas Recovery After Consumption Cure
In Paris Texas excitement rose as J E Corley, long bedridden with consumption, improved after using Dr King's New Discovery and New Life Pills. He first found relief from a trial bottle, then bought a large bottle and two boxes, gaining thirty six pounds. Free trial bottles offered at E J Eldridge's.
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