Albany News and Advertiser highlights Georgia expositions and political notes
The Albany News discusses Augusta and Columbus industrial expositions this fall, praises Henry Grady and the Piedmont Chataugea, and comments on politics. It notes H G Turner’s likely re nomination for Congress, urges farmer protection ideas, and praises Col Estill and his papers for shaping tariff views and Georgia politics. It also recounts a humorous divorce misunderstanding from Troy Times.
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Albany News and Advertiser
Georgia
Augusta
Columbus
Signs of the Times Move Labor Vote in Indiana
The St Louis Republic notes a labor shift as all twenty five labor committee members who carried resolutions for Ex Governor Porter were former Republicans and will vote against the Republican candidate next November. Indiana labor groups urge tariff reform and denounce Harrison and Morton, signaling a strong antifree trade trend.
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Porter
Indianapolis
Knights of Labor
Indiana
Fort Wayne
State Federation of Trades and Labor Unions of
Harrison
Morton
Republican Party
St. Louis Republic
Re Nomination of Governor Gordon at Atlanta
The Georgia gubernatorial convention in Atlanta renominated John B Gordon for governor amid fervent support. F H Richardson, editor of the Macon Telegraph, praised Gordon’s record and Georgia’s unity behind the Democratic platform aligned with Cleveland and Thurman. Gordon thanked voters, pledged faithful governance, and accepted the renomination amid strong applause.
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Georgia
Atlanta
F. H. Richardson
Macon Telegraph
Richardson
Gordon
New Democratic Party of Georgia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Thurman
John B. Gordon
Bible
Federal
Senate
South
Union
Bibb County
John B.gordon
W. F. Pattillo
DeKalb
H. M. McAlpin
Clarke
E. Leigh
Coweta
Solid South as a stable anchor for democracy
A speaker lauds the Solid South as a powerful force for preserving free institutions in the United States. He condemns sectional bigotry and urges unity against Republican policies, calling for education, progress, and lawfulness across southern states while aiming for autonomy within a united republic. The crowd bursts into applause as the appeal to liberty and equality resonates.
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Republican Party
Republic
Democratic State Convention Renominates Georgia Officers
The Democratic State Convention in Atlanta endorsed President Cleveland’s tariff policy and renominated state offices including Governor John B. Gordon and Secretary of State Nathan C. Barnett. It selected electors for statewide districts and named district executive committeemen, with J. H. Estill purchasing the Macon Telegraph and editor F. H. Richardson remaining. A humorous note from the Detroit Free Press recounts Mrs. Gaines of the Hocking Valley threatening to jump into a well over a missed dress.
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Col
Ac i. Estill
Macon Telegraph
America
Savannah
The
News
the Telegraph
Georgia
Telegraph
Henry Richardson
Col. Estill
National Democratic Committee For
Lss
U. S
Atlanta
Cleveland
State House
John B. Gordon
Fulton
Nathan C. Barnett
R. A. Hardeman
Newton
W. A. Wright
Richmond
Clifford Anderson
Bibb
Thomas E. Watson
John T. Graves
J. B. Silman
A. B. Lawton
E. H. Calloway
Burke
J. H. Mitchell
Washington
G. A. Mercer
Chatham
G. J. Holton
Appling
W. A. Harris
Worth
W.C. Worrell
Randolph
J. F. Watson
Lee
John McRae
Montgomery
C. A. Redd
Calvin George
Morgan
J. E. Redwine
Hall
L. J. Alred
Pickens
J. E. Strother
Lincoln
W. L. Phillips
Jefferson
Negro Democrats gain steam in race for party unity
The Indianapolis Negro Democratic convention drew about eighty delegates and featured leaders like J. Milton Turner and Professor Peter H. Clark. Turner heads a nationwide committee to mobilize black voters, with a new Washington Negro paper and coordinated Democratic literature. He argues tariff reform aligns black workers with the Democrats, while Republicans once claimed mercenary motives. The vote shift targets doubtful states as educated black voters break from GOP, seeking better terms under Democratic protectionism.
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Democratic Party
Indianapolis
United States
Peter Hi. Clark
J. Milton Turner
Missouri
National Negro Democratic Executive Committee
National Democratic Committee
Washington
National Committee
Liberia
Garfield-Arthur
Turner
Negro Democratic Movement
Democratic National Committee
South
Iacon Telegraph
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Consumption Claims
Newark Ark resident Morris says abscesses of the lungs left him incurable until using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption now on his third bottle and able to work. Decatur Ohio's Middiewart credits it with saving his life after doctors gave up. Free bottles offered at the Late Drug Store.
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C. H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Dr. King
Ny Farm
Jesse Middiewart
Decatur
Ohio
Buckien's Arnica Salve Seller Guarantee 25 Cents Box
Buckien's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by I Zacharias at 25 cents per box. 5-10-ly.
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Buckien’s
Arnica
I. Zacharias
Electric Bitters Promoted As Cure All
This remedy is popular and widely praised for purifying blood and curing liver and kidney issues. It claims to remove pimples boils and salt rheum and to drive malaria from the system. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded, 50 cents to 1 per bottle at I Zacharias Drug Store.
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I. Zacharias
A Woman's Discovery in Shelby County
A county woman, Mrs. Luther Lutz, credited with discovering a cure. After seven years of illness and three months of persistent coughing, she took Dr King s New Discovery and experienced rapid relief. One bottle allegedly cured her symptoms. W C Hamrick Co of Shelby, NC endorses the remedy and offers free trials at Zacharias Drug Store in Bainbridge, GA.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N. C
Zacharias’ Drug Store
Bainbridge, Ga
Electric Bitters hailed as best remedy by multiple druggists
The verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters cure liver kidney and blood diseases. W D Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies relief in all cases with six bottles curing rheumatism of ten years. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio endorses it as the best selling medicine in twenty years. Zacharias Drug Store sells at fifty cents a bottle. Also mentions Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for croup and Ayer’s Almanac.
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W. D. Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Zacharias
Health remedies and cures advertised by Dr. Pierce and others
A collage of patent medicine pitches and health claims. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription promises cure for prolapsus leucorrhea ulcers and discharges with a money back guarantee. Other ads tout Ely's Cream Balm for hay fever Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs and various tonics like Acker's Baby Soother and Acker's Blood Elixir, with locations in Bainbridge and references to druggists and guarantees.
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M. Brown Editors and Proprietors
John D. Harrell
George A. Wight
Calvary
Jesse H. Powelin
Henry Grady
John
Clifton
Miller County
H. G. Turner
Congress
Albany
Robert
Troy
Fouth
J. M. Mobly
Harris
A.B. Wilkinson
Cow‘ota
James A. Gray
T. J. Flake
L. D. Smith
Crawford
E. E. Ponds
Butts
M. L. Johnson
Bartow
T. C. Miller
J. T. Jordon
J. H. Estill
Savannah Morning News
F.H. Richardson
Ayer
E. T. Hines
E. R. Bruton
Bruton & Hines
Hines Brothers
Hines Bros
Woodson McMillan
Lizzie McMillan
B. B. Bower
Bb.rower
Co. W. Wimberly
Covert & Cheever
Ely
H. A. Smith
Clinton, Wis
Mary M. Wood
Adam Well
Acker
Bainbridge
Renee Noetion
Cou
Shamas
Aeeeleer
L Zacharias
L. Zachas
Izheha
Thomas Lander
Augusa
Decatur County
Attapuipus
Said County
Charlie Jordan
Justice Court
G. M
C. B. Gibson
Chanlicordar
Levy
L. F. Patterson
Miller Sheriff
Colquitt
Said
A. B. Bethea
Catur County
Justice of the Peace
Jao
Hoguesex
Miller Sheriff Sale
Court House
Georia
Isaac Bush
T. W. Deberry
MO. R. Hornesby
W. J. Davis
Mra
J. E. Davis
C. J. Musneriys
W.C. Jones
White
W.C
Rey Elt
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