Bainbridge Georgia Prospectus Promotes Climate and Industry
An extended description extols Bainbridge as a Napier-like gateway on the Flint River with artesian waters, healthy climate, and abundant resources. It highlights soil, timber, cattle, crops, and local industry, praising merchants, schools, and a growing market. The piece includes an endorsement by the State Chemist about waters and health claims.
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Bethlehem orator’s plea for wives amid farmer labor
In an Athens speaker’s tribute to farmers, Larry Gantt argues for recognizing wives' burdens, urging Alliance members to share household toil and improve home comforts before expanding land or goods. A Boston memory and New England Magazine reflections follow, with distant notes on labor and money mania in politics.
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Republican schemes threaten constitutional rights in first Congress
Sparta Ishmzeelite denounces Republican plans to repress Democratic spirit in the South, urging defense of constitutional safeguards. The piece warns of partial census strategies reducing Southern representation while predicting Democratic resilience and eventual public awakening against centralization and party dictation.
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Oliver Cromwell
Tom Reed
Fribie Hoar
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New England
Republican Party
Sparta Ishmzeelite
Newspaper Laws On Postage and Discontinuance Rules
A compact summary of laws governing postmasters duties to notify when subscribers fail to take papers from offices and the liability of subscribers. It covers payment obligations when papers are taken or continued after discontinuance requests, and notes legal presumptions from refusing or not collecting newspapers. The text closes with reflective religious verse.
Poultry Feed Tips and Nation's Political Turmoil
Practical poultry feeding advice covers water, bran, corn meal, horse radish, beet yolks, and drinking water to boost eggs. The piece shifts to a bold commentary on the rise of the South in industry, party politics, and federal election legislation with references to the Farmers Alliance and industrial union, rowell bill details, and Republican returns boards.
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Farmers and Laborers Union: Journal
Rowell
Committee On Elections
Hoar
United States
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Corkey Libel for Divorce in Decatur Court
Libel for divorce filed by Corkey against Mary Corker in Decatur Superior Court. The court orders publication to effect service, noting defendant’s absence and that service must be completed before the next term. Minute entry confirms filing and copies by A C Tewngend and Horvell Pisin.
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Corkey
Mary Corker
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A.C. Tewngend & Horvell
A Chance of 4 Life Time Piano Offer
Advertises a $300 piano with a payment plan of $2 down and $1 per week. Claims the scheme is not a risky experiment and promises success beyond expectations. Targets both wealthy and poor buyers with a persuasive, long read.
Piano Club No 4 Offers Flexible Buy Plan for Pianos
August 1888 memo promotes a Davis Bros. Piano Club No 4. It outlines a $32 initiation and $1 weekly plan to buy any piano, with option to pay more to receive a piano sooner. draws determine order, with safeguards, insurance, and title in Davis Piano Club No 4. It notes multiple earlier clubs and emphasizes mutual aid, savings, and nationwide trust.
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PIANOS Offered at Rock-Bottom Prices From Various Makers
A list shows pianos from Kimball Harrington Conover and Enabe in several styles with low prices. Styles include Kimball No 2 4 2200 at 250, Harrington Nos 7 8 10, Conover Nos 2 3 4, Enabe Nos 3 6 7. Buyers can choose from multiple makes and styles at discounted rates.
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Enabe
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Bainbridge City to Hold Bond Election on May 27 1890
Bainbridge Georgia council announces a May 27 1890 election to decide if city hall bonds and academy bonds shall be issued. The plan proposes 5000 for a city hall and 8000 for a school academy, with bonds ranging 100 to 1000 dollars and 6 percent interest semi annual. Voters will choose for or against each bond on the ballot and must register to vote.
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