Circulation push aims for five thousand by 1887
A Southwest Georgia newspaper outlines plans to boost its circulation to 5,000 copies by January 1, 1887. It offers a special subscription rate of one dollar per year in advance from September 1, 1886, urging old subscribers to settle arrears to qualify. The piece links higher circulation to greater advertising revenue and speaks to expanding reach across the region.
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Georgia
Recorder
United States
Decatur
Ilinois
John Deere
Gainesville
Alabama
Buford
Henderson
Marietta
South
Americas
Svmrxs
J. W. Law
Ropson Law
Avid
A.C. Speer
Americus
Sumter County
Saint Conunty
W. Mize
Wite
J. W. Mira
Algo
W. A. Wilson
Harris & James
J. A. Wilson
Dodson’ & Son
Plantif
Stintrd
Ellaville Road
Columbus Road
Janda
Guerry
Simter County
Mra
Alice Adderton
Ofeorgia Chemical Works
Dodson & Son
Law Directa
N. H. White
State of Georgia
Suter
Bagley
Pt Ann Notary Paths
Sauter County
Corre
Shlepe
Winttronp
Montgomery
Americax
Anderson
General Prohibition Law and Manufacturing Notes
The article discusses a proposed general prohibition law enabling local option via municipal licenses, arguing it would reduce violence and politics around prohibition. It then contrasts protectionist tariffs, notes English workingmen in Parliament, Tennessee election gains, and Atlanta prohibition tensions. It highlights Georgia small manufactories with case examples, praises decentralization, and cites local economic updates including Columbus manufacturing expansion and a county beer seizure.
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Stock Fight at Central Railroad Heading to Jan Vote
The rise in Central railroad stock is tied to a power struggle between Gen. E P Alexander and President Raoul for control of the road. Voting requires stock held for three months, with the January election shaping who holds a majority. The outcome may reflect a larger pattern of buying influential offices.
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Central Railroad
E.P. Alexander
Pres. Raoul
Road
Advice to Mothers Mas Wiverow's Soorman Synur
An old advice note promotes Wiverow’s Soorman Synur as a universal child remedy. It claims soothing gums easing pain curing wind colic and diarrhoea and presents a twenty day coated bottle as the recommended quantity and duration.
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