Politically charged local notes and editorials mix in Valdosta
The column covers Grover Cleveland’s administration, Georgia politics, and local events. It notes a George Cox incident in Albany, Gov. Levi Morton’s presidential bid, a Georgia women voting bill, and editorial opinions on advertising costs and farming. It highlights the Cotton States exhibition, lumber shortages, and several regional political moves and endorsements.
Immigrant colonies spread across the South reshape states
North and western migrants purchase large tracts in Georgia Alabama and Florida with Fitzgerald Wilcox Worth and Covington counties filling fast. Ohio and Swedish settlements expand southern towns while rail and mine ventures promise growth as the South diversifies crops industry and population.
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Populists Split Over Republican Ties in Georgia
The Savannah Press reports heated Georgia Populist debate over aligning with Democrats or opposing Republicans. It questions leaders who aided Republican control, warns that party committees shape legislation, and notes H. C. Sheffield’s appointment to judge signaling Griggs’ congressional bid. Readers urged to seek clear instruction from Populists.
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Mathis Bros Offer Fresh Groceries and Produce at Fair Prices
Mathis Bros keep on hand the finest line of heavy and light family groceries confectioneries seasonable fruits and country produce. Their stock is always fresh and reliable and they aim to please patrons. Call at their South Broad Street location opposite the post office.
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Dissolution of J D Harrell & Bro by Mutual Consent
The copartnership J. D. Harrell & Bro is dissolved by mutual consent. J. D. Harrell sold all interest to Mrs. E. A. Harrell who will continue the business. All accounts due will be paid to E. A. Harrell who assumes all liabilities of the firm. November 14 1805.
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