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30 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text yields unreadable names and places. unable to determine a coherent event or summary.
Fragmentary OCR line hints at a folded or canceled aid event or request. The readable portion mentions a tag or token associated with a financial or support action, but details are unclear.
A Decatur couple faced court action on a public morals charge. The pair, identified in the clipping, were linked to a local political scene and faced consequences after the case proceedings.
Fragmented text references a district duty and Albany politics with navy andรง ambiguous names. The readable items do not form a coherent event or clear individuals or organizations to describe a definite news item.
Fragmentary text argues for white political dominance and loyalty to Southern interests after the Civil War. It critiques Reconstruction era Republicans, praises Democratic resistance, and mentions national unity, Northern politics, and the role of voters and parties in shaping power dynamics. The draft reads like a Confederate sympathetic polemic from the postwar period.
The Democratic platform reaffirms Jeffersonian principles, warns against federal control of elections, pledges to oppose the force bill, and advocates tariff revision, free coinage of gold and silver, land restoration, anti trust enforcement, expansion of public schools, and national defense while decrying demagoguery and capital restrictions.
A young man seeks counsel from a judge who faced poverty while preparing for a career. The judge argues education requires borrowing if one will repay, even if that means hard work after graduation. The choice of college major is said to matter little compared to the act of taking on debt and the effort to repay.
The piece extolls a Democratic platform and candidate promoting tariff reform. It recalls 1884 victory, urges unity against what is described as robbery under a sugar coated tariff, and calls on supporters to rally to the Democratic standard.
A collection of aphorisms on honesty thrift character and social behavior. It muses on pride mercy watching others missteps and the dangers of idle hopes while pairing political and religious humor with observations on work money and government. The tone is cautionary and wry.
W. and Bush administrator of A J Gosh shows in due form an application to sell lands of A T Bush deceased The petition will be heard on the fourth Monday in June next Ordinary to grant leave to sell the estate property in Miller County Georgia
Rubin Grimsley administrator of Bolden Grimsley deceased applies for letters of dismission. Creditors and distributors are notified to appear at the Ordinary's office on the fourth Monday in June for action, with the decision to be made on the following Monday. Dated May 23. J. W. Cowart.
Estray notice from Caswell Aiken presents two oxen: a red ox with long horns underslope in one ear and underslope and crop in the other, KE brand, about five years old valued at $12.50. and a dark red and white ox with overslope underslope and crop in each ear, a faint brand on the right hip, about eight years old valued at $12.50. Keeper compensation set at 10 cents per day as of April 9 1892 by H B Enrica and Nussbaum.
Notice warns against employing or sheltering Oscar Rich who ran away on April 50 and wanders Decatur County. He is bound by law to the writer. Described as slight build with light curly hair blue eyes fair skin about 17 years old. May 5, 92-I
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