The Amxnicus Recouper And Daily WeekLy Journal
A mixed old item list notes the Amxnicus Recouper publishing daily and weekly editions with subscription rates and regional circulation in Southwest Georgia. It mentions editorials, resignations, a new Atlanta daily, and assorted timely notices from national to local topics.
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Amxnicus
Georgia
Sumter, Lee
Terrell
Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Americus Post-Omce
H.C. Storey
Atlanta
Massachusetts Inez vote blues and Butler effect in race
The Boston Herald notes that Massachusetts would have backed Cleveland over Blaine if not for the Butler vote, and now Butler is out the fall contest looms. Sherman blasts tariff reduction policies while warning a Republican surge would have avoided treasury surpluses. Georgia gains four committee chairs and a push for a national industrial exposition in Atlanta in 1888 89 draws support. A Georgia tax table shows increased taxable property since 1879, challenging claims of decline. The Journal questions gains from repealing whisky and tobacco taxes against broader economic needs.
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Boston Herald
Inez
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Blaine
Butler
Convention Sought for Ocmulgee River Navigation Work
A plan is discussed to convene counties interested in the Ocmulgee river to push for more federal money for river work. Officials note that funding will hinge mainly on personal effort by Congressmen from districts draining the river, not on conventions alone.
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Ocmulgee River
Senators Back Lamar Davis Sabin For Confirmation
Washington special to the Evening Post says that republican senators will vote to confirm Mr. Lamar Davis and Sabin of Minnesota Evarts of New York Mitchell of Oregon Sawyer of Wisconsin Stanford of California and Stewart of Nevada. No doubt of confirmation, but opposition may delay action.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Lamar
Davis and Sabin
Minnesota
Evarta
New York
Mitchell
Oregon
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Stanford
California
Stewart
Nevada
Warner's Log Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims genuine cheerfulness stems from an honest heart and good digestion. It promotes Warner's Log Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy as a cure for dyspepsia to ensure cheerful health and an honest heart.
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Warner
Tariff Hurdles for Georgia Cotton Mills
The Angus News argues that heavy tariff duties on imported machinery raise costs for U S cotton mills. It notes a $500000 machinery need requiring $250000 in duties and contrasts with England's ability to import raw cotton, spin cloth abroad, and dominate the global market. The piece advocates duty-free machinery to spur domestic production and prevent competition loss.
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Angus
Georgia
England
United States
Washington as southern capital among northern nations
The article notes Washington as the southern capital of major northern nations, mentions Madrid Constantinople Rome and Pariaa and cites St. Petersburg latitude. It reports Gov Gordon appointing Reese, Powers, and Howard to inventory the Western & Atlantic railroad, calling it a wise commission. It adds Albany News says Major Cumming has 110 hands on the Columbus Southern road work and expects May completion.
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Washington
Madrid
Constantinople
Rome
Pariaa
New Foundland
London
Berlin
Labrador
St. Petersburg
Greenland
Gov. Gordon
W. M. Reese
Virgil Powers
Macon
C. B. Howard
Atlanta
Board of Commissioners
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Albany News and Advertiser
Major Cumming
Albany
Columbus Southern
Dawson
Democratic editors praised in Illinois and tariff talk
The text hails Champaign Times editors receiving federal posts in Washington and Champaign, congratulates local editors Messia Smyser and Fielding, notes Democrats in Chicago favoring New York, contrasts tariff cries with prosperity, cites the St. Louis Globe Democrat on tariff revision, and comments on Ma A O Bacon’s whiskey revenue letter amid shifting political alliances and upcoming elections.
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Illinois
Champaign Times
Washington
The
Times
Champaign
Messia
Smyser
Fielding
Confederate Monument Edifice to Rise in Oakwood Cemetery
A unique Confederate memorial will be erected in Oakwood Cemetery Chicago within eighteen months. A 40 foot tall pyramid with a stepped base will feature fourteen square slabs each named for a Confederacy state and decreasing in size from Virginia to Arkansas. States will supply the stones, ideally quarried from local colored granite. Each state may inscribe its own text, reserving a space for state initials.
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Oakwood
Chicago
Virginia
Arkansas
Dr V Fierce's Treatise on Lung Ailments Offered
For consumptives and lung ailments the advertisement offers a treatise by Dr. V. Fierce. It mentions orthosynth, spitting blood, and throat affections and directs readers to send 10 cents in stamps to Bethlehem New York for the doctor's address.
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Stampa
R. V. Fierce
Beiihlo
N. Y
Cotton Receipts and Market Fluctuations Report
The Chronicle notes week ending January 6 receipts total 159,305 bales, up from prior weeks, with 4,582,882 bales grown since September 1, 1887. Interior stocks fell by 29,261 bales, while plantation movement remains strong. imports from continental ports reach 20,000 bales. Market commentary describes sluggish futures, a late-week recovery, and a 10 1/8 cents spot price. An Augusta talk questions national fame versus home district service.
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the Chronicle
Liverpool
Free Trial Bottles Drive Dr. Eldridge’s Booming Drug Store
Their business soars as customers receive free trial bottles of Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. The remedy covers coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and all throat and lung diseases with a free large bottle offered for trial and a one dollar size available. The ad links tax questions to the broader political debate led by President Cleveland urging economical government and lower taxes while promising honest administration.
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E. J. Eldridge
Dr. King
Buckien's Arnica Salve Adverts Claim Universal Cure
Promotional notice for Buckien's Arnica Salve asserts it is the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and many skin eruptions plus a guaranteed cure for piles. Sold in boxes at 25 cents and forwarded by Dr B J Elriddge.
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Buckien
B. J. Eliridige
Gorman Defines the Issue in Harlem Speech
Senator Gorman head of the Democratic national committee spoke to the Harlem Democratic Club of New York last week. He contrasted Democratic and Republican views on state rights and federal power, public lands versus settlers, taxation, and protection of domestic industry, recalling the 1884 choices that elected Cleveland and Hendricks.
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Gorman
Democratic National Committee
Harlem
Democratic Clt
New York
Manning
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Georgia Railroads Seed Hopes for a Banner Year
Georgia plans to beat last year’s railroad output as 1887 adds about 250 miles in state. Macon and Florida, Chattanooga Rome and Columbus, Columbus Southern and Central lines push progress. Dirt breaks on Columbus Southern, funding secured. Buena Vista to Columbus and Carrollton to Decatur routes eyed.
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Georgia
United States
Macon
Florida
Chattanooga
Rome
Columbus
Columbus Southern
The
Central
Buena Vista
Carrollton
Decatur
Ala
Fort Valley
Savannah
Georgia Holds Heavy House Committee Influence in 19th Century Transfers
Georgia gains four chairmanships in the House including Post Offices and Post Roads, Reform in Civil Service, Education, and Elec tions. Key Georgia members secure top spots on major panels such as Ways and Means, Appropriations, and Foreign Affairs, with Crisp, Blount, Candler, and Norwood holding influential positions. Florida gains Railways and Canals chairmanship with Davidson.
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Georgia
Norwood
Blount
Candler
Clements
Civil Service Committee
Crisp
Turner
Mr. Clements
Stewart
State Department
Mr. Norwood
Mr. Crisp
Carlton
Mr. Grimes
Mr. Candler
Barnes
Pacific
Florida
Foner
Davidson
Brace Up Without Stimulants Or Bitters
A health note urges bracing up mood and appetite without stimulants or bitters made from cheap whiskey. It promotes a safer alternative to purify the blood, awaken liver and kidneys, and restore vitality, hinting at a specific product but warning against risky tonics.
What Is this Disease that Is Upon Us
A fragmented 19th century health notice describes a mysterious disease with chest and side pains, fatigue, digestive upset, yellow eyes, and fainting spells. It asserts widespread infection, misdiagnosis as liver or kidney disease, and promotes Shaker Extract of Roots or Seigel's Syrup as curative, with testimonials from Texas and Missouri praising its efficacy.
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Seigel
John G. C. Hemptinstall
Chulafirmee
Clebarn Co
Aln
Texas
E. Barton
Warner Ripley Co
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p_ERICz
Ss Recorder Georgi
Social Organ
Mier County
Webster County
Michigan
Interior
Mr. Mobiy
Committee On Elections
Dick Grubb
Darien Gazette
Photographic Association of London
Americus
Senator Brown
United States Senate
Atlanta Journal
New Orleans Times-Demorat
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
George W. Childs
Pennsylvania
Thomas Sh. Reed
Maine
Ocmulgee
Abbeville
Brunswick
William E. Chandler
Augusta News
Maj. Bacon
Internal Revenue System
Senate
Colquitt
Marietta Journal
Syd
Warner's Log Callin
Best
Woartier’s
Sherman
Blair
Great Britain
American Union
Cuthbert Enterprise
Byron
Wright
Chicago Committee
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Folger
Congress
Ma. A. O. Bacon
Atlanta Constitution
Augusta
Alex. H. Stephens
Stephens
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