Georgia Crops Outlook Mixed Across Regions
The Agriculture Department reports favorable conditions in northern Georgia with good stands and healthy cotton though rainfall is uneven. the southern half faces drought and weaker yields. Corn also varies by region, oats and wheat progress well, while peaches and berries show promise though some fruit sizes are small. Melons suffer from lack of rain and tobacco and rice face rain needs with pockets of improvement in settings and upland rice damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Porsheastern
Twitty Declines Congressional Nomination in 1882 Card
J N Twitty of Jackson announces he will not enter the Ninth District race for the Fifty-third Congress. He cites short canvassing time and two other candidates, praising the party's unity at a June meeting in Jefferson and choosing party success over personal ambition.
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Jackson Herald
J. N. Twitty
Jackson 5
People’s Party
Ninth Congressional District
Jefferson
Waterloo Sale in Athens Dry Goods Market Imminent
This week dramatic clearance in Athens Dry Goods market as stock moves to make room for new shipments en route. Early arrivals urged for quick, polite service and best selection.
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Athens
Large Fabric Clearance with Deep Discounts on Linens and Muslins
A local sale offers vast quantities of printed lawns Challie France and Challie, Pineapple Tissue, and French Lawn at deep cuts. Black Muslin and Nainsook remnants reduce to 3–7 cents per yard, with many pieces in 5 to 20 yard runs.
Democratic rally notes and letters from Jackson County
A collection of letters and notices recounts John Snooks and others backing the Third Party in Jackson County politics. The items describe campaigns, a June rally at Jefferson Apple Valley, and public statements about John Snooks's stance with the Alliance W H Co. Also included are short local notices about a fatal accident in Waycross and a Boston leather firm failure.
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John Snooks
April Valley
Manso
Alliance W. H. Co
Jackson Herrill
Holder
John
Lffer
Alliance
Picket
Mahanf
Twytyrpoke
Mr. Willbite
Mr. Willhite
Ron
Apple Valley
Jonn
Mell
Arak
All Bennit
Jackson County
Jensy
Johns Allons
Mano
Alliance W
H. Co
Policicks
Hermillman
Jackson
Craig
Dilsy
Anna
Bargain Sale on Lace Curtains and Embroidered Robes
Large stock of lace curtains 10 to 36 inches wide offered at 5 to 15 cents a yard and 4 to 5 dollar qualities. plus embroidered lawn robes priced down from 4.50 to 6.50 each, all imported and awaiting closing out. Lot 1 and Lot 2 divide remaining stock.
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Jeness
Tammany Democrats rally for Cleveland Stevenson bid
A chaotic account notes Tammany Hall and allied Democrats vowed full support for the national ticket, with Croker and Murphy defending the party while Sheehan and Campbell pledge tireless effort to elect the nominees amid a dramatic convention scene. The mix includes unrelated notices on stocks, medicines, and local incidents.
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Tammany
Huckleberry Fields
New York
Croker
Cleveland
Stevenson
Sheehan
Percy “Edward ‘ Murphy
Nin Perollor
Cattpbell
Shoes and Slippers Special Sale
Ladies Pt. Tip Oxfords and common pieces priced to clear. Hand-made Kid Boots and Opera-Toe Oxfords offered at deep discounts. Gent's Patent Leather Oxfords and French Balf Shoes reduced to attract buyers. Kangaroo Shoes in Bals and Cong offered below typical 600 to 700 values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera’s
Opera's
Gentlemen's Summer Clothing Bargains Arrive at Sacrifice Prices
A large lot of seersucker coats and vests offered at 75 cents for coat and vest. Mohair coats and vests in all colors priced at 2.50, claimed value 350. Brilliantine coats and vests in any color and size offered at 2.85, valued at 3.75 to 4.00.
Groceries Bargain List From Thurber’s Market
Readable ad lists prices for Rio Coffee 6 lbs at 100, 21 lbs granulated sugar at 100, 5 lbs soda 25 cents, sardines 5 cents a box, Thurber’s 34 Roasted Coffee 20 cents per lb, canned fruits and vegetables 12 cents per can, 17 lbs best rice 100, and mixed tea 25 cents per lb.
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Thurber
First Annual Commencement at Georgia Normal and Industrial
The first annual commencement of Georgia Normal and Industrial College was held in Milledgeville with visitors from across the state. Addresses praised the school, including essays by Mollie Moore and Susie Gilbert, Chappell’s farewell to graduates, and Governor Northen presenting diplomas. Robert Whitfield spoke before the close as guests were entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Lady Board of Visitors
Collge
Mollie Moore
Susie Gilbert
Washington
Chappell
Northen
Robert Whitfield
Bob
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E. J. Rowell
Medford
Mass
ST Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
the Crop Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Witty
iMorson, Ga
White Goods
Mr. Mells
Alliance W. Hotise Co
Jenny Snooks
Juie Williamson
Boston
Alley’ Bros. & Place
Waycross
Bill Asbury
Fort Madgé
Fast Air Foundry
Sth
Allen D. Uandler
W. Y. Atkinson
State
Democratic Executive Committee
J. W. Robertson
Sladersham
James M. Smith
Oglethorpe
Ube
Snd
Minneapolis
Palmer and Kinnebrew
Massizton
R. A. Conrade Qo
Eiaon
Danville
W. P. Clyde
City Bank
Ee $Org
Shiloh
Ita
Aity DrugStore
Orr
Max Joseph
Bank
Burrao
Dann
Bank of Buffalo
Aifaca
Sean Ees
Uiss
Ind
Jane
Wilson’ Gruder
Sidney
Henrietta. LeFevre
Ben le Pevre
Roweseiee Anf
Jana Skinkae Cane
Bob Dougherty
Sig
Willie Rich
Fecal
Richardson Oly Pipe
Neuer Cat
Owingsville
McFarlan
Simost
Bussel
Bethel
Shiloh's
NASA
City D.ag
Alabama
Binmincham
P. B. Greene
Collins
Morrison
Payne’s
Jim
Jack Morrison
Pratt -Iames
Alex Wells
Bibb County
Morrisons
Jim Morrison
Killwaack
Gould
Edwin
Edwin’ Gould
Jay Gould
Sala Cantine Shrady
New York City
Mocbertiy Ie
Miss Shrady
Society
Lovisvin
Mol- He Williama
Mollie
Ette
Barga
Massillox
Father Kahn
St. Mary's Catholic Church
THE
Georgia Normal College
Inhuman Mob
Gosnen
Hugi Platt
Platt
Wolcottville
Sinith
Arliet
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