Democratic momentum? McMillin hails NY gains and tariff focus
Rep McMillin of Tennessee, returning from New York state, predicts a large Democratic majority in New York and gains for Democrats in Albany Herkimer and southwestern regions. He cites strong reception to tariff discussions, notes a New York parade favoring Cleveland, and sees New Jersey and Connecticut moving Democratic while criticizing Lord Sackville's letter. He travels to Indiana for speeches before heading home to vote.
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Wasmxpton
McMillin
Tennessee
New York State
Indiana
Albany
Herkimer
Warner Miller
New York
New Haven
Conn
Wheeler
Wheeler & Wilcox
New Jersey
Connecticut
Harlem Bridge
Lord Sackville
Great Britain
The Love That Lives and Vital Remedies
An odd fragment touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and scrofula with guidance to purchase from a druggist. It also references Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and a political exhortation about reform and strict law enforcement.
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Ely
I. Zacharias
U. Bee
Dr. King
Hewry
Necoellas
I Bachavias
Colored voters may shift toward Cleveland in north
The Savannah Morning News notes leading colored figures estimate 240000 northern colored votes for Cleveland this year, while others doubt the figure. It cites gains from Democratic outreach, noting appointments and offices held by colored Americans and suggesting a possible realignment away from the Republican ticket.
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Liberia
Taylor
Cleveland
T. Thomas Fortune
Fred Duglass
Mr. Cleveland
Blaine
Washington
James Matthews Trotter
Hayti
T. E. W. Thompson
E. E. Smith
Demarara
H. F. Downey
Republican Party
Savannah Morning News
Calvary Letter Notes Local Happenings 1888
A Neighborly update from Calvary dated Oct 28 1888 covers weather, residents moving to Thomasville, local business openings like Dr W P Rushin’s drug store, and social life including Sunday School, music concerns, and church affairs. Mentions Mrs Grover Mrs Higdon and local candidates. Observes health and campus chatter with brief community anecdotes.
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Democrat
M. J. Overstreet
Thomasville
Mat
Abbott
R. W. Higdon
Alice
Mary Herring
G. A. Wight
Bay
Mary Darsey
Mary
W. P. Rushin
Messis
Ala
Mid
R. R
Decatur
Tallahassee
Gertain
Jim
Dick Fuel
Jesse Dorsey
Roy
Prominent Patent Remedies Parade in Early 20th Century Ad
An 1880s style newspaper block urges cures for female health issues with Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and related products. It promotes Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and Sarsaparilla, Acker’s Blood Elixier and Baby Soother, and English remedies for lung trouble and dyspepsia, highlighting guaranteed results and pharmacist availability.
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B.E. Russell
Jno. M. Brown
Bainbridge, GA
of New York
Allen G. Thurman
Ohio
Watson
John T
Fifth Avenue
Battery
Calvary
Atlanta Constitution
Ieee
Seva
Rae
Orr
Merry Maiden and the
Ayer
Mary M. Wood
Adams Lowell
Mass
Acker
I. Zachrias
Bainbridge
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Asker
Harias
Zacharias
Buckien
Georgia
Decatur County
Towit
Said
G. W. Wilson
Justice Court
Justice’s Court
G. M
W. B. Griffin
Geo W. Wilson
L. F. Patterson
Bamnb
Shea
Shadrack Payne
W. ”A. Johnson
Piotlowite
Tanland
W. B Griffins
George W. Wilson
Court House
Patterson
Democratic Party
C.J. Munserlyn
Wear W. Bates
R. H. Crawford
Capt
E. R. Peabody
Superior Court
Shah
Ae C. W. Wimberley
Jesse H. Powell
Robert R. Terrell
J I. Hahn
L.wilk&co
South Broad Street
A. Hart
Bay Street
J. Loon
Eau
VIA
Alabama Midland R’y
J . Ssrecisain
Flint River
Karpet
Imust
Diana Sellers
Simeon Sellers
C. J. Mesgen
M. L. Daughtery
G. J. Munnerlyn
E. A. Griner
M. J. Griner
Vg Court
A. J. Munnervyn
Miller County
Mary Jane Cross
J. Kimbrel
C. G. Campbell
Johnston & Son
Pittsburgh
Penn
Supreme Court
Prospectus
Wm. A. Hammond
Daniel Greenleef Thompson
J. M. Buckley
Richard Proctor
Hona
Gibson
Judah P. Benjamin
Post
Pat Assette
Fifth Ave
Newark
Gitation
B. J. Morton Aulmann
J. Smith
Smith
Dui Nous
Sail Develver
Decatur Ce
Ann T. Wilson Fairetoth
Wilson Faircloth
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V. C. Court
Elie
C.J. Messner
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