10 Aug 1893
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1893
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references a Thursday Legislature session, a county commission race in Georgia, tariff debate, and mentions of South and Union. It includes political rhetoric about unity, equality, and leadership, with scattered phrases about prices, land, and party loyalty, reflecting a wartime or postwar partisan mood.
Ambridge Georgia August 10 1893 Bill Arp calls for shared sacrifice amid financial strain. He recalls debts stay laws and pensions while urging neutrality between towns and country and criticizing banks and politicians. He laments credit tightness and praises mutual aid and honest labor.
A narrative contrasts creation myths with a modern lament. The tale explains how the Great Spirit assigns future roles and tools to three men of different colors, leading to a history of labor, hunting, and light work. The text shifts to personal verse about childhood memories and present struggles, ending with a yearning for rest.
The Macon News urges residents to favor home merchants over outside shops. Spending locally keeps money in circulation, funding rents, wages, taxes, banks, and the church, while buying elsewhere risks capital loss and a weaker town economy. Local goods are priced similarly, so loyalty benefits the community.
In Atlanta the governor orders a new district to be known as No 1507 with record of action to be filed. A citation from Decatur County notes T B Maxwell administrator of Henry Blount's estate must show cause why he should not be discharged and receive letters of dismissal on the first Monday in October 1898.
Georgia Milier County probate notice to all creditors and next of kin to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to Emma Mulkey or another fit person on William Mulkey estate. Appearance required on fourth Monday in See to proceed per law. Official signature July 21, 1800.
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