Crisp for United States Senate urged by Georgia press
Hawkinsville Dispatch and News reports national praise for Judge Charles F. Crisp after his House performance and argues his merit lies in the federal legislature. It urges not to move him to Georgia governor but to seek him for the United States Senate, praising his debating skill and leadership. Col James M Smith discusses mulberry trees as profitable timber and fruit, urging farmers to plant for hogs, chickens, and long term timber value.
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Crisp for Governor in Schley County News Feature
The Schley County News endorses C F Crisp for Georgia governor, praising his roots, legal career, and congressional service. It argues he would win if nominated here, calling his possible nomination a fitting honor for a faithful public servant. Also notes Belford's Magazine March issues and local church dedication in Griffin.
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Magic Americus city praised by Macon Telegraph
Americus and its correspondent James Callaway receive two columns from the Macon Telegraph describing why the city is magical. The piece notes an error equating Americus Improvement and Manufacturing Co with Americus Investment Co while clarifying roles. The Atlanta Constitution also features Americus, highlighting local business leaders and a street scene.
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Old capitol sale to fetch about 125000 in Atlanta
Reports note the sale of the old capitol in Atlanta may bring around 125000. Planning includes separating 50 women convicts from men and operating a broom factory for them. Seventeen people were arrested in Sharon in connection with a late post office dispute and taken to Augusta.
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South Georgia Fed Up With State Office Bias
The Valdosta Times laments South Georgia’s exclusion from state offices as northern and middle Georgia gain most governors and senators. It praises Turner Crisp Lester Lawton and McIntyre but says South Georgia is tired of being passed over and pressed into supporting leaders from other regions.
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Belknap Declares Health Improving After Abroad Stay
Georgia readers learn that Mr. M. U. Belknap, former Central railroad manager, reports his health has improved since leaving the United States. He cites climate and altitude as factors and hopes full restoration by spring, sending best regards to Bascom Myrick Americus and friends. Mexico, Feb. 6, 1890.
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Electric Bitters touted as cure for liver kidney and blood
The advertisement claims a unanimous verdict on Electric Bitters. W D Sult of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio testify to cures for rheumatism and other ailments after using the remedy. It is sold by Dr E J Eldridge for fifty cents a bottle, with thousands endorsing its efficacy.
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Prospectors in Dawson Georgia Prosperity Spreads
Dawson Ga February 13 Many strangers are prospecting in the city and much real estate is changing hands. Neat residences and brick stores rise while residents in town and country appear prosperous. Several hundred wagons enter daily loaded with guano and some carry dressed lumber from local works. Many fine residences are being built in the country and town, highlighting Terrelix County as one of the state’s most prosperous areas.
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Care warning on kidney neglect and Bright's disease
A cautionary notice warns that allowing inactivity of the kidneys leads to Bright's disease and diabetes, threatening health. It stresses the risk of neglect from youth and the potential for serious organ damage if not addressed promptly.
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New Year plan to sell auction sourced goods at discount
A long notice from a retailer explains shifting strategy after auction buying proved risky. They pledge to sell domestic and other goods at deep cuts, including fabric, clothing, and notions, with prices well below factory levels and refunds for misrepresented items. Limited quantities and no approvals accepted. Country merchants urged to compare prices.
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