28 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1892
Page
1
The fragment reads as a garbled political note urging voters to consider the South proposal and vote in an upcoming election. It hints at a forthcoming house action and potential leadership changes, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete details.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses democracy, reformers, and power. It mentions demonstrations and the idea of resisting evils, with references to a clever group and the difficulty of opposing established authority. The text is unclear and lacks specific names or dates.
The text sketches a chaotic 19th century policy clash over currency, protection, and railways, contrasting factions and regional tensions. It references democratic views, potential coinage shifts, and the impact on Wall Street, with scattered mentions of Jefferson and broader national concerns.
Fragmentary notes describe tensions at a local meeting with references to Mr Cleveland and labor and colored voters. The text hints at political divisions and a debate over liberal views and representation, with mentions of a president and deeds and a figure named Harris. The page fragment is unclear but signals race related political discourse and community interest.
The Georgia crop report cites general rain shortage slowing growth across crops. Wheat yields look strong while oats suffer from drought, cotton acreage is down, and fruit prospects vary with peaches and grapes showing potential while apples and pears lag. North Georgia reports hail damage and backward cotton and corn in several counties.
A July 28 1892 bulletin from Bainbridge Georgia compiles county by county crop notes. Farmers report drought dry spells and late frosts delaying corn cotton oats and wheat while peaches apples and fruit hold. Some counties show modest gains in corn and wheat despite hardship.
Major R L Ragland of Wyco Va discusses the best ploughing and cultivation sequence for tobacco to prevent grass and weeds and speed ripening. The Horn Fly infestation in Georgia and Virginia is reviewed with life cycle notes and preventive treatments using oils grease and carbolic acid. the piece closes with political commentary on the Democratic State Convention and public conduct.
The Ordinary of Decatur County Georgia cites all persons concerned to appear at his office on the first Monday in August to show cause why the year’s support for Rachel Barrett widow of W A Barrett should not be returned and admitted to record. The filing concerns the estate of W A Barrett and is dated July 5, 1802.
John M Brown administrator of the estate of Littleton Belcher seeks discharge after full administration. Court cites all interested parties to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in September.
All persons with claims against the estate of Bolen Grimsley in Miller County must present their demands to the administrator according to law. Creditors are to remit all sums due immediately. May 6, 182. Benjamin Grimsley, Adm’r of Rolen Grimsley deceased.
G M Jones executor of the estate of George W Jones petitioned the court citing private business as reason to resign. The court cites all persons to show cause why the executor should not be discharged and receive letters of dismissal on the first Monday in October 1892. Ordinary C J Munnerlyn July 4 1892.
A letter from a mother endorses Risury's ParovoKen as a safe aid for labor and speedy recovery. She reports quick, uncomplicated confinement two months after use and urges expectant mothers to obtain the remedy from merchants or druggists, noting a $1 bottle price from Charles F. Rissey, wholesale druggist, 62 Cortlandt St., New York.
A New York firm advertises 14 karat gold filled cases with a two year warranty and Elgin or Waltham movements. Watches claimed equal to $50 models, with C O D options and examination before payment. Agents sought in Durham Heath Spring Pennington and other towns.
Georgia Decatur County Ordinary’s Office notes a filed return by the county commissioners to set apart two years support for Elizabeth Barber widow of Darius Barber deceased from his estate. The court cites the need to show cause why the return should not be recorded, dated July 1 1892 and signed by C J Munnerlys.
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