Speculation over Democratic presidential strength in 1892
The article surveys shifting opinions on who should lead the Democrats in 1892. It cites Kentucky Representative Carath arguing Cleveland is the strongest nominee, notes East Coast doubts, and highlights Kentucky sentiment praising Cleveland despite tariff debates. It signals an upcoming, lively Democratic convention and cautious candidate selection.
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Mr Crisp’s Speaker Bid Under Scrutiny By St Louis Republic
The St Louis Republic questions Mr Crisp’s tariff stance while praising his record and South roots. It argues no concrete charges against his tariff views exist and predicts his leadership potential as Georgia Democrats back his renomination.
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The Bell’s Free Goods Promotion at Max Joseph’s Store
A long list of in store promotions announces every eighth customer receives a free item, with a floor wide sale offering lace curtains towels table linens and shoes at steep discounts. Marked as a closing out sale the copy promises dozens of fabrics laces and draperies at fractions of former prices and urges readers to visit soon for the chance to claim free merchandise with purchases.
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Livingston poised for Georgia Alliance presidency
The Southern Alliance Farmer editorial suggests L F Livingston may seek and be eligible for the Georgia State Alliance presidency at the next convention. The piece argues the editorial itself signals authenticity and Livingston’s confidence in an imminent election outcome.
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Who Struck Billy Patterson Settled At Last
A Carnesville origin tale of the famous remark is settled. Three local citizens testify they saw the blow that felled Billy Patterson and identify James M. Storal as the assailant. Patterson later died in Baltimore and bequeathed a reward for the mysterious striker, now resolved.
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Lampkin-Weds In Quiet Moccoa Georgia Ceremony
Kate Zachary becomes Mrs. Lampkin in a simple ceremony at J. O. Zachary's home Moccoa Georgia April 7. The bride is the daughter of J. O. Zachary Esqr the groom a prominent Athens Georgia businessman. Clergyman Rey officiated and the couple departed for their new home in Athens after the event.
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