Binbridge GA Morning- Democrat 1887 Nov 0 issue
Fragment reads like a late 19th century edition from Binbridge Georgia. It notes a price of 2.00 per year and a Thursday morning publication. The text is garbled with repeated lines and unclear content. It mentions Centra AY 15, 1387 and a vague gad will run.
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Binbridge
Gad
Bain- See
C. Wir
I. Kwrzcet
Duar Sm
I. C. Wire
U.S
Albany & Wayuross
Bunswick
Las Jam
New Mars
Evelo
Amis
Waynesville
Tal Wahan
Savanah
Aasfew
BEW
Tvinami
Aris
Chetan
Thom
Mail Express Chelansti Cin
Lor Vial XU
Ain
Ray S
Xtrain
Cis
Bali
Florida
Cincinnati
Bainbridge and Georgia land of Decatur County history
A dense description of Bainbridge Georgia as the county seat of Decatur, highlighting its location on the Flint river, vast area, rich soil, forests, climate, and strategic distances to Savannah, Florida, Alabama and the Gulf. The piece then shifts to a vivid eyewitness account of intense excitement at the Johnston Davis visit in Macon including the crowd, handshakes, and the Confederate veteran scenes.
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Bainbridge
Decatur
Georgia
Savavannah
Florida
Alabama
Gulf of Mexico
Havre
Isle of Wight
Cowes
Gibraltar
Lord Byron
Mr. Davis
Stlledgeville
Joe Warner
Indian Spring
Joe
D.E. Betton
Cuthbert
Daniel Phelps
Betton
Milledgeville
Macon
They Love Him and Rally Behind Davis in Southern Cities
A compilation of editorials from the Rome Tribune to the Fort Worth Gazette salutes Jefferson Davis. Atlanta, Macon, Valdosta and other papers portray Davis as beloved, with veterans and crowds in tears and cheers. The Monticello Times notes widespread public interest and restraint at Macon Fair arrival. Cuthbert Liberal defends Davis’s devotion to the constitution, despite past mistakes, and a Pueblo paper rebuts a claim that women cannot match men in work. Subscriptions noted for Tuz Democrat.
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Rome Tribune
Atlanta
Cleveland
Macon
Davis
America
Thomasville Times
Sam
Valdosta
Jefferson Davis
Monticello
Winnie
Cuthbert
Jeff Davis
Our Fathers
South
Fort Worth
Texas
Bainbridge touted as ideal Georgia city of Oaks
Bainbridge sits on a bluff above the river with streets draining thoroughly and lined by live oak and red oak. The city boasts a court house, hotel, six churches, public schools, a fire department, a weekly newspaper, and several trades. It is called the central market of five counties with cheap land and abundant crops and suggests strong prospects for immigrants and investors in rail, mills, and farming. Local boosters praise hospitality, growing industry, and favorable conditions for residence and business in the pine belt.
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Bainbridge
Oaks
Georgia
Pine
Gulf
Bainbridee
Decatur County
Bainb
Fort Tur
Leave to Sell Real Estate Granted in Alice V Harrell Case
Court grants leave to sell the missed ward parcel for partition among heirs and other real estate, with official signatures attesting the order. The applicant seeks approval to convey the property to interested parties on the first day of the session, subject to applicable laws and distribution among heirs.
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Atar
Mont Itmay
Alice
Harrell
Guardian appointment for Martha Aikin heirs
Georgis Decatur County cites all concerned to appear at the Court of Ordinary within thirty days after first publication to show cause why 88 percent Russell Aikin should not be appointed guardian of the person and property of the minor heirs of Martha Aikin. Witness my official signature. co J. Musnerlyn, Ordinary.
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Georgis
Decatur County
Russell Aikin
Martha Aikin
Marta Aikin
Co. J. Musnerlyn
Ordins
Brother Hopkins Rebuked in Pulpit Outburst
Chicago Tribune reports a Dakota minister criticizing Brother Hopkins over a ten dollar loss on the Royal Georgia horse at the county fair. The incident sparked a loud outcry against alleged fraud and committee raiding, drawing a stern rebuke from the pastor and a personal confession of support for the horse before leaving. The piece also notes the unviewed Lief Erikson statue in Boston with addresses at Faneuil Hall by Scandinavian groups. A light quip follows about a song performance and audience reaction.
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Chicago Tribune
Brother Hopkins
Georgia
Royal Georgia
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Back Bay Park
Lief Erickson
Continent
Faneuil Hall
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eMiam
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Col. Young
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Mrs. Davis
Miss Winnie
Mrs. Hayes
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Senator Colquitt
MR. Devis
West Point
Lanier
Mississippi
Hugh Mercer
George Mercer
United States
New Orleans
Washington
Gov. McWillis
Colonel Davis
Col. Davis
James Calhoun
Patrick Calhoun
Calhoun
Mr. Calhoun
Montgomery
Col. Johnston
Watts
General LaFayette
France
Potomac
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Foreign Shore
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