Bainbridge Georgia Prominent Mineral Waters and Growth
Bainbridge, the county seat of Decatur, Georgia, described as the largest inland town on the Flint River corridor, boasts artesian mineral waters from Well No. 1 analyzed by State Chemist 4 C. Wurt. The piece extols climate, health benefits, and abundant resources including cattle, crops, fishing, and timber with the town titled City of Oaks and a vision of growth and settlement.
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Georgia
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Flint
Carer Cteam
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Warrr
City of
Oaks
Sisome Court House
Ieiny Lolley
Gulf
Bainbridge
Democrat
Letter from Hon L F Livingston to Alliancemen
The reader is urged to secure cotton bagging from merchants and place orders now to be delivered when required. The note warns against reliance on others and endorses the cotton bagging plan, citing the New Orleans Cotton Exchange ruling of eight pounds per bale and urging farmers to inform all involved. A newspaper note mentions Chattanooga plans to connect with Florida system and build a direct line to Savannah.
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Florida
Egual
Gulf
Erry House
Georgia
Augusta
McDuff
Nome
Alliancemen
Order
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Jaymaaron
Lazy Farmers and the Moral of Self Sufficiency
Cor. Home and Farm argues that southern farmers must grow their own food and feed their families and livestock. It claims cotton states have spent billions on imported meat bread and produce since 1865, urging landowners to raise vegetables beans and drying fruits and to keep pigs and corn home to curb high prices and boost local wealth.
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Cotton States
Georgia
The Tariff Must Go The Cleveland Reply on Honorary Membership
ex President Grover Cleveland responds to an honorary membership in the Maryland Reform Tariff Club dated 11th instant. He accepts the courtesy but says party reform must come from the Democratic organization and its adherence to its traditions, expressing hope for the cause's success.
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Maryland Reform Tariff Club
Cleveland
Maryland Tariff Reform Club
Democratic Party Organization
Grover Clevelasd
Midland rail line expected to reach Montgomery by Nov 15
Major Schwanecke, chief engineer of the Alabama Midland, reports progress though timber delays slow bridges. Crews survey the Montgomery to Tuscaloosa route with engineers near Prattville. The company plans to run into Montgomery by November 15.
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Schwanecke
Alabama Midland Railroad
Midland
Montgomery
Corps of Engineers
Montgomery, Memphis
Georgia to gain new railroad system linked to Chattanooga line
Georgia awaits a new railroad system to join the Chattanooga Rome and Columbus and the Columbus Southern with Florida Railway and Navigation, aiming to connect Chattanooga to Quincy and Savannah. W. B. Lowe travels to New York to finalize deals with Sully Borg Dow of the capitalists behind the earlier line.
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Georgia
Chattanooga
Rome
Columbus
Columbus Southern
W. B. Lowe
New York
Duval
Florida Railway and Navigation Company
Quincy
Warm Springs
Cordele
Savannah
Lowe
Chattanooga Brick Company
J. W. English
Georgia Midland
Atlanta
Qedartona
Atlanta Constitution
Forage Crop tips to boost hay supply this season
Guidance urges farmers to assess hay reserves and act now to secure abundance. Consider sowing German millet or peas, or planting fodder corn. Even small land and effort can yield a surplus. A fat horse, richer dairy, and larger wool crop improve farm profits and household well being.
Harrison on the Negro Race and Southern Opposition
President Harrison says he will not place blacks over whites and urges solutions within existing offices. He argues colored citizens deserve recognition but should avoid positions that provoke race tensions, citing clerkships and railway service as suitable roles while preserving white home life. The piece notes Georgia’s strong local autonomy and the warm reception of their representatives.
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Harrison
South
Indianapolis
Cotton must win and independence from jute bagging
The editorial urges replacing jute bagging with cotton cloth, arguing cotton’s dominance in global markets and industry is essential. It warns exchanges and factors will adapt if planters unite, ensuring continued mill business and cotton’s economic power. A second item recalls a judge’s humorous jury charge and a quip about appearances versus wisdom.
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Europe
Atlanta Journal
EORGA INDEPENDENCE Inspires Georgia Pride
The Memphis Ledger lauds Georgia as distinct and prosperous the empire state of the south due to home industry and credit. It notes minimal immigration since the war, with settlements in Atlanta from eastern tribes and sparse northern or foreign influx totaling 1063 last year.
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Memphis Ledger
Georgia
Empire State
South
New England
the Ledger
East Tennessee
Atlanta
North
South Carolina
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