02 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1896
Page
1
A Georgia newspaper column comments on southern cotton policy and Monroe doctrine opposition in Europe. It urges unity among Southern planters to expand acreage and use surplus cotton to balance costs against corn and meat, while noting political reactions to Cleveland era foreign policy and the need to find peaceful solutions between Britain and the United States.
A historical note recounts censure over a presidential duck hunt and a diplomatic note from Lord Salisbury. The piece describes President Cleveland and Olney’s reaction to publication risks, including a London press release and a desire to avoid hasty public disclosures while preparing for duck shooting.
Decatur County Georgia notices. Sale of described property in a deed from Wiland to Sampson Williams. tax or court related matter. Permanent administration requested for Jesse M. Valentine on the estate. heirs and creditors must appear and show cause why grant should not be given. dated December 2 1895.
Notice to all indebted to Martha O'Brien late of the county to settle with M. J. Horn administrator and for all claims to be presented within the period required by law. Dated November 1850s. Executor Ira W Sanborns petition seeks order to show cause regarding estate administration.
Reasonable firlts and fountry produce offered at market prices. The stock is fresh and relie ble and aimed at pleasing patrons. For groceries of any kind call on them opposite the post office on South Broad Street.
The firm previously known as Harrell brothers dissolves by mutual consent. J D Harrell sold his interest to E A Harrell who will continue the business. E A Harrell assumes liabilities and payment obligations of the firm. A. Harrlony or Hammes referenced as parties. The notice appears amid hotel lodging and expo context mentioning Leading Hotel in the city offering accommodations for 1000 guests daily at $2.00 per day.
The notice boasts the Victoria Hotel featuring a grand Cyclorama show near the entrance at 14th Street and Piedmont Avenue. It promises first-class attractions and positions the venue as the city’s best, urging readers not to miss the spectacular display.
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