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A fragmented OCR item references a trial order involving a boat, heads of accounts, statements and envelopes. No clear人物, place or date is provided to confirm specifics.
07 May 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1896
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item references a trial order involving a boat, heads of accounts, statements and envelopes. No clear人物, place or date is provided to confirm specifics.
The piece notes new cotton mills and manufacturing plants in the South in the first quarter. It mentions Democratic candidates in Georgia and a $100 prize for Georgia expositions supporters. A discussion about primary ballot timing, political campaigns, and local civic sentiment follows alongside editorials on democracy and public life.
Eatonton Georgia April 24 Judge Lawson announces candidacy for Congress in the Eighth district arguing for sound money and defense of Democratic principles. He contrasts Democratic and Populist aims on silver coinage, cites Toombs Cobb Hill and other leaders, and urges Democrats to uphold the party platform amid primary tensions.
The New York World argues that Democratic gains show the party’s revival nationwide and predicts a strong presidential contest with a sound platform and Chicago nomination. The piece urges every qualified citizen to vote, stressing voting as a duty beyond personal concern.
The Democratic Executive Committee of the Second Congressional District of Georgia calls a meeting in Albany on May 9 to fix the time and place of the party convention to nominate a candidate for the Fifty Fifth Congress. Judge Spence needed accommodation. full attendance requested.
The piece mocks cheap political rhetoric around June snap primaries and discusses a proposal by Mr. duBignon and Mr. Crisp for a statewide vote in October on who should be Georgia Senator. It argues for free and full discussion before declaring the will of the people and notes potential consequences if the National Convention does not back free silver.
The Augusta Herald discusses duBignon's retirement pledge if the national platform backs free silver and urges Mr. Crisp to promise retirement should gold be declared. The piece recalls disputed positions by Crisp and a 1895 shift cited by Tom Watson, noting party unity concerns and northern women anti beau club stories.
Proclaims reduced prices on trimmed and untrimmed hats for ladies misses and children. Highlights recent j e c o t s embroidery silks ribbons laces and flannels at discounts. Promotes a dressmaking service and Butterick pattern agency with a steady supply.
Grand and traverse jurors are listed for the May term of the Superior Court. Names include R. Darsey, T. J. Hanna, F. A. Thomas, W. H. Oliver, J. Maxwell, J. J. Barber, J. M. Moseley, and many others across first and second weeks. Local government records document this roster for jury duty.
Twenty years proof claims Tutt's Liver Pills keep bowels in natural motion and cleanse the system. An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, constipation and related diseases. Testimonial from R. P. Smith of Chilesburg, Va, stating long liver disease and now complete cure.
Miller County Georgia records show an application filed for due form with a Monday May deadline. The notice cites a process to be observed and directs involved parties to comply by the stated date.
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