24 Jul 1890
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1890
Page
1
Bainbridge notes the pleasant climate and pure artesian waters linked to health benefits and local amenities. It highlights city features, waterways, streets, and hints at regional prospects for residents and investors with emphasis on citrus waters and growth prospects.
The Albany News and Advertiser urges a Southern response to Cabot Lodge and his followers. It proposes county and state organizing to boycott products from Maine Massachusetts and New Hampshire and to build Southern factories and aid needed social measures. It condemns Northern hatred and calls for decisive economic action.
A Jacksonville Florida periodical denounces national election law as aimed at African Americans. It cites white Republican abuses in government, fears violence, and questions the impact on Southern politics and civil rights, with references to Judge Swayne and recent racially charged actions. The piece implies political manipulation by white Republicans and warns of escalating tension in the South.
Mecoa Telegraph correspondent reports dissatisfaction in Chadabee County as Farmers Alliance pushes for General Assembly nominees. Many alliancesmen decline to pledge to a party and plan to vote for competent Democrats, while some quit or oppose the Alliance as a political party. The piece cautions about the Alliance as a special interest and secretive, with limited democratic voice in nominations. It notes a Newcastle, England craftsman creating three golf shirt studs with a hidden watch mechanism.
The Macon Telegraph reports some Georgia farmers alliances are passing resolutions to expel members who vote against their endorsed candidate. The piece questions the alliance oath and its conflict with religion or politics, arguing members retain personal vote freedom as a safeguard of liberty.
How to buy a $309 piano with $2 down and weekly payments. Read it. it won t hurt you if you don t try it. It claims success beyond expectations and appeals to both wealthy and poor buyers, presenting a lengthy but engaging read.
In August 1888 a Davis Bros club system promotes buying pianos by quantity. Four clubs offer $300 basis with $2 initiation and $1 weekly payments. members can draw Conc over weeks or double payments for immediate delivery. Insurance, title held by the club, and guaranteed refunds or replacements accompany purchases.
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