06 Jun 1895
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1895
Page
1
The draft law sets strict rules for liquor sale and manufacture. It requires vendors to keep sale records and allows grand juries to halt sales to violators. Manufacturers must swear an oath, post a five thousand dollar bond, and have products stamped by the state chemist. Violations create nuisances with injunctions and penalties per the state code.
An older man advises a jobless youth to take the first honest job available, regardless of pay, to regain work and future opportunity. The piece shifts to a political critique of free silver, warning it risks destabilizing the economy and harming investor confidence, urging support for honest money and sound financial policy.
Letter from Cambridge May 28 95 argues for the Bush bill and anti barroom measures. It describes the open saloon as a sin and outlines a proposed act to abolish manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors, with provisions for county venders and state supervision. The text contrasts Dispensary laws with a state monopoly stance and calls for next session action.
Mathis Bros keep constantly on hand the finest line of heavy and light family groceries confectioneries seasonable fruits and country produce at prices in accordance with the times. Stock is always fresh and reliable and the shop aims to please patrons. Call on them opposite the post office on South Broad Street.
A moral on pride and work for young men, urging independence through honest labor. It warns that many roughed by pride remain jobless even with funds, while those who take unglamorous toil earn bread, stability, and chance for advancement.
Henry Grady urges towns to grow home industry, support local markets, and resist dependence on distant capital. He calls for prudent living, paying mortgages locally, and making villages self sufficient. He then extols spreading love and burying faults while cultivating mutual virtues across neighbors.
A local advertiser promotes fruit and vegetable packages for ready distribution. The note indicates all varieties will be prepared and ready to rant to customers who bring their purchases to the supplier. The item mentions readiness and delivery of various produce bundles.
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