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Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1891

Page

2

Prize Fighters in Houston Under Sheriff’s Watch

The New Delta laments Houston authorities for treating a “glove contest” as a prize fight. Two boxers, Jack Kelly and Al Burke, fought with ring staff and spectators, leading to arrests and bonds. The piece praises Houston police for enforcing criminal statutes against the alleged toughs and their associates.

Orleans New Delta Houston Tex Jack Kelly al Burke New Orleans Texas

Direct Trade Scheme For South Atlantic Ports

The article urges the South to pursue direct trade with foreign nations and recalls a recent Atlanta convention of Southern governors on direct trade. It notes a Georgia legislature charter for a company but questions progress and calls regional states to revive and accelerate the effort as southern ports prepare for direct overseas vessels.

South Atlanta South Atlantic Georgia Atlantic Ocean

Confederate Widows Pension Law Lacks Funds In Georgia

The Georgia Confederate widows pension law is in force but funds are insufficient. The state must arrange to secure money and promptly meet applications. The article urges clearer instructions on collecting evidence of soldiers deaths and strict enforcement of the law.

Georgia Eoldier

Bargain Blitz at Corner Store Sale Morning Run

Dramatic sale offers from dawn to noon with bulk discounts on 38 Jersey Jack ets and 860 yards of fabrics. Items include dress goods, bleached linen, spools, needles, shirts and coats at deep cuts. Limited quantities per customer across clothing, silks, and accessories.

Aspool

Farmers and Mr Cleveland debate silver and debt

The piece urges Georgia farmers to reject mortgage debt through home economy and the Farmers Alliance while weighing Mr. Cleveland as a potential Democratic leader. It analyzes silver question effects on farmers, noting Cleveland’s past stance and possible party loyalty versus personal opinion. The text discusses national Alliance views and farmer independence.

Cleveland Polk National Alliance Setee Cleo Democratic Party Congress Watterson Hill

Blair appointed minister to China replacing Derby

ANOTHER PROVIDED FOR. Harrison Send Dead Duck Blair as Minister to China. Wasuixatoy, Feb. 27. Senator Blair has been appointed minister to China, relieving Charles Derby, democrat of the old school, appointed by Cleveland. The Roads Prevent Much Cotton From Coming In The Tone of the Market Firmer. What is cotton doing? And what are the prospects for better Prices?

Harrison Duck Blair China Wasuixatoy Blair Charles Derby Old School Cleveland Athens

Crawford A Growing Town On Athens Branch

Crawford on the Athens Branch, eighteen miles from Athens, has developed into a thriving community with a busy trade, new street luminaires, granite crossings, and a dozen local businesses. Notable residents include Mayor J L Jarrell and active civic groups like the San Souci Circle and Dramatic Club. The town hosts a Baptist church, a well-regarded school led by Prof A S Rhodes, and several merchants such as Martin Bros and Arnold Maxwell & Co. with extensive dry goods, furniture, and hardware stock.

D.M. Gaulding Cuncimn Crawford W.s Crawfod San Souci Circle Sociey M. G. Little Martin Wilkins Dramatic Club Queons Nights of Honor Martin Broshall Baptists J.G. Gibson J. F. Cheney A.S Rhodes Rhodes Doyle Vradile Ryle Die. Moore Martin Bros W.O. T J. P. Armistead Armistead Little’s M. G. Lite Harrison Hrmon Hermon Sokely & Rowland Rowland M. Stokely Athens J. M. Stokely Hargrove

War on dogs declared in Athens as frost ends

In Oglethorpe residents vow to fight the dog problem as Athens notes the frost will break soon and warm weather may arrive, promising a fruitful season ahead. The forecast predicts milder temperatures and a promising fruit year after the cold snap.

Oglethorpe Athens

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