Valley Mirror Ad Rates and Local Notices Summary
An 19th century style page lists advertising rates per square and line, with discounts for repeated insertions. It also mentions transient ads, preferred locals, and local business notices. The page reports regional railroad consolidation, a meeting on the North South railroad extension, weather notes of Kentucky showers, and farmers urged to prepare for drought. It includes Bartow county farming commentary urging diversification to avoid poverty. Local theater advertisement appears as a truncated note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevier
Tus
Tas
Macon
Georgia
Cartensville
Bartow County
Collins Street
North
Washington Street
Washington
Collins
James A Collins
Atlanta
Sophie's Crown and Bertrand’s Downfall on Stage
Review of a dramatic production detailing Sophie’s struggle, Appiani’s schemes, and Bertrand’s vice driven by Marie Anne and Remy plots. Strong performances by Miss Amanda Rauschenberg as Sophie and Mr. Rosenfeld as Appiani praised. audience engaged as the play ends with a celebratory finale.
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James’ Hall
Cro
Marie-Avren
Graetia
Sophie
Dow
Ots
Appiant
Mane ‘Anne
Hemy
Bertrand
Marie Anne
Toese
Remy
Gertand
Lia
Buphio
Mane Anne
Kong
Appiani
Thud
Lim
Appinch
Jim
Mme Anne
Bernard
Wiliam Fieger
Julia Kauchenberz
Marie-Anne
Amanda Rauschenberg
Wien
Rosenfeld
Impeachment Debate and Belknap Scandals Raise Tensions
Washington dispatch discusses whether President Grant will be impeached, with Despondent Radicals blamingBelknap disclosures for political upheaval. It reviews potential investigations, cadet appointments, and internal government strain as party factions debate strategy and consequences.
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Wasuinaron
Grant
White House
Graniton
Belknap
Cresswell
Williams
Robeson
Henry R. Harrie
Ilurrla
Ancapole
Ledgh
Horace Qreeley
House of Representatives
Treasury
Girl in Shack Found by Police After Domestic Scandal
A sixteen year old girl from Lawrence, near Indianapolis, was found near a fodder shack by George Kirby and jailed after a tumultuous European romance involving Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Belknap, and Mrs. Bowers. The case implicated two women in a quarrel abroad, with accusations about a French diplomat and a suspected deeper scandal. The girl, unnamed, appeared emaciated and in tatters, crying as she was taken into custody. The police report suggests a web of jealousy and revenge fueling the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences
Padianapolis
George Kirby
Kirby
Aearch
Black
Parand
Mia. Marsh
Marshes
Marah
Clymer
The Labor Question and Farming Reform in Georgia
Colonel Johnston argues for family driven labor, small farms, and self sustaining work to lift rural labor. He urges division of large plantations into family farms, parental authority, thrift, and careful land use to end debt and stagnation. The piece blends labor, agriculture, and civic policy with noted concerns about cotton costs and economic reform.
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Pera
Poreila
Vhis Ayetem
Bone
Lalor
Gotton
Stabie Caine Han
Amira Gost
Colon
Freedman
Fife
Jomouad
Thigone
Willian
Huther
Rusk
SQUEALING ON GRANT Kilbourne Seeks to Tell What He Knows
Washington gossip reports witnesses admitting payments of five to ten thousand dollars for influence with the secretary of the navy to secure old claims. The inquiry probes purchases and alleged misuse of government funds, with several officials named for testimony. Fever among Carlists in Bayonne. Paris reports heavy flooding and relief efforts. London notes stock market jitters after failures. Queen's Files debate continues. Montreal reports W Marsh traveling with Caleb’s return to Washington.
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Tts
Marsh
Belknap
Democrata
Marahia
Alogue
Tle
Iknap
Burr
Clymer
Superior Courte
Congress
United States
Confederate States
Supreme
Conferlerae Sates
Secie
Ander
Gary
Treasury
Btutea
Georgia
Geor
Genera
Belkoup
Culandi
Pennsylvania
Mra. Caudle
Washington
Maral
Marale
Marsil
Belkoap
Tamlinson
Felkoap
Grant
Wasmeror
D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Wiard
Attory Dyer
Henderson
Col. Broadhead
Babcock
Bayonne
Paris
Seine
Marne
Maisons al ‘Ort
Villeneuve
St. George's
Villeneuvs
Cleoisy
Loxpor
Queen's Files
London
House of Commona
Montenegro
Bervin
Montreal
W. Marsh
Caleb
Strange Parting Over Grave of Child in Plymouth County
From Lincoln township in Plymouth County a separation of a couple ended at their child's graveside. The Catholic husband refused a priest and baptism for the infant, while the Protestant wife urged rites. After the burial, the mother demanded her daughter return home, and the couple bid each other farewell forever beside the grave.
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Plymouth County
Lincoln Township
Bing
Marrage
The Crown Jewels History and Royal Regalia Notes
A historical overview of the British crown jewels describes ancient gems such as the sapphire and ruby with regal connections to Edward the Black Prince and Henry V. It traces the 1833 redesign and reassembly of the crown imperial, the use of a purple cap of maintenance, and the fragmentation and reconstruction of royal insignia through centuries, highlighting the constitution’s enduring yet patched nature.
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London Albion
George IV
Edward
Castile
Najeva
Henry V
Agincourt
Victoris
Robert Vyner
William IV
Hee Majsty
Messrs
Rusdell & Bridge
Ludgate Hall
St. Edward
Charles II
B.waru
Colonel Blood
Mary of
Modena
Caroline
Charlotte
Mary II
Anne
Secor Robesone and the Navy Contract Wealth Tale
Recounted in the New York Post and Wall Street rumor mill, Secretary Robeson allegedly went from borrowing $1 to presentable appearance to a fortune near $2,000,000 amid navy department expenditures. A contractor’s lavish residence, furniture, and lands are cited as proof of vast gains linked to wartime contracts. The item also notes Lady Augusta Bruce’s death and praise from Americans for her poised influence and hospitality across English society.
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Baltimore
Wall Street
Robeson
Helief
Navy Department
Stali
Navy
New York Post
Thomas Bruce
Elgin
Lady Augusta
America
England
United States
Palmerston
John Russaell
Westminister Abbey
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Font Vallley Mirror
Kentucky
Marietta
North Georgia
North Carolina
Friends of the Enterprise
Murphy
Duetsumes Theater
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dea
Provixner
Gem. Geo. Lewis
Cooke
Mr. Clymer
Dian
Ain
Bisel
Cresba
Col
Fit Shoe
Coronel
Virginia
Mitton A. Candler
Bengal
Prive
Tate
FygorBoy
Fred
Giant
Black Hille
Timayrhayph
Ferebata
Mangh
Mra
Moulbon
Tola
Gorgraey
Dingley
Beecher
Che
Eays Aho
Rdewitt
Alma
Boston
Wat[re
Christian Mirror
University OF Georgia
Buch
Gen. Loombs
Joseph H. Lumpkin
Jonking
W. Crawford
Senutor Qor- Jon Wan
Henry Timrod
Clymur
Clymur Bang
Winete
Mach
Mrr
Mullina
Ind . News
York
Titan
Mir
Pettingill
Hank
Filton
D.J. Johnston
Morgan County
Fatmen’s Club
Dept of Cultivating
EU Woich
Dick L. Geasesarreere
Teres
Cutan
Calhoun
Ponnes
Mora
Tennessee
Friends of
Montana
Crenwell
Peck
Plymouuth
Howehold
Ofa
Suurtus
Secor Robsone
Lady Augusta Stanley
Kimball Carriages
G. F. Kimball
Kimball Brothers, Carriage Manufacturers OF
G. Co. Rogers
Decatur Street
Kimball
Joseph B. Brown
Syho B. James
C. A. Luchrene
Jana Collier
P. Howell
Joban Fiyao
Silver H, Jones
Anthony Saurples
L Seomid
W. Wrean
Tharimo
Joyner & Ellis
Wig Ostock
Jay Ser
Auepon
Witteceste
Tharmond
Jeamsond
B. H. Mube
Recelrar
Pat
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