Miller County Tax Sales and Sheriff Notices Report
Notice of tax sales at the Miller County Courthouse listing hundreds of parcels in the 12th 13th 16th 18th and 26th districts. It records unpaid taxes for 1884 and 1881 1885 and 1894 on multiple lot numbers and district entries with agents and sheriffs names, and details of levy and sale conditions. Also includes a lengthy editorial defense of General A R Lawton against a Georgian newspaper critique.
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Yoo
Said
Said County
Ethis
Phil Jam
A. J. KipRen
Miller County
Fertilizer Cooperatives for Georgia Farmers
A local editorial argues for forming a fertilizer cooperative to cut middleman costs and provide bulk, bulk-distributed chemicals suited to soil needs. It cites Georgia guano issues and the Apalachicola phosphate supply as advantages, urging statewide adoption to save farmers money annually. It notes praise for President Cleveland and mentions possible Southern members in his cabinet.
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Cleveland
General Lawton
Georgia
Congress
Garland
Lamar
Hampton
Eahataocerine Company
Albany
Decatur
Dougherty
Apalachicola River
Miller County Tax Sale Notice January 20 1985
Public sale will be held at the courthouse door in Colquitt Miller County Georgia on the first Tuesday in March 1885 to satisfy unpaid State and County taxes for 1884. Listed properties include multiple land lots in the 12th and 13th Districts owned or represented by agents for estates and claimants, with sale to enforce tax fi fas. Sheriff J A J Kimbrel signs the notice.
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Sycatar
J. PL Moye
Wiley Moye
Ratur
Decatur
Decatur & Aperior Court
Currey & Co
Taylor
Bureett
Georgia
Miller
Lawton
Thomasville
A. R. Lawton
South
New South
General Lawton
Savannah
Georgia Eer
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Willer
Miller County
Said
Court House
Colquitt
Said County
Cgtate
Mary L Pennington
John Laidler
PP Thorne
PM Thurman
Marcus A Bell
J M Montgomery
Albert Pierce
J H Pierce
J. A. J. Kimbrel
Fexas
Electoral College tally and Washington events in 1885
Editorial correspondence from Washington reports the 219 to 182 electoral vote count for Cleveland over Blaine, with commentary on Edmunds declaring the result, plans for the Washington Monument dedication, cabinet speculation, and World’s Exposition funding debates. It also notes Southern pride in Washington’s celebration, Liberty Bell controversy, and legislative delays amid political infighting.
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Hoost of Representatives
U.S
Washington
D.C
Congress
Hall of Representatives
Senate
Edmunds
Cleveland
Hendricks
Blaine
Logan
Mr. Edmund
Bng
Washington Monument
Robt. C. Winthrop
Massachusetts
Long
Virginia
John W. Daniel
New Orleans
House
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Uriah Heep
South
Jeff Davis
Mexican Gulf
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
North America
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Sphynx
Senator Lamar
America
Clevelan
Lamar
General Lawton
Garland
Lawton
Chnessman
Democratic Party
Kentucky
Tm. Ie
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