26 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1891
Page
1
Fragmented text portrays political manipulation and party realignments with references to the Democratic and Liberal lines, economic themes, railroad influence, and regional tensions. It hints at leadership figures and a controversial push for third party options amid a contested national landscape.
The article argues the Farmers Alliance remains a major political factor beyond mere numbers, driving reforms and opposing elites. It notes Georgia cotton yields of 155 pounds lint per acre,低 prices, and calls for intensified farming to boost profits, urging economy among labor and farmers amid a money squeeze. It also quotes democratic ideals, home protection, and Jeffersonian principles, urging land reform and government-backed controls.
An advertisement extols Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for catarrh and related ailments caused by impoverished blood. It claims mucous membrane irritation from toxins. cites testimonials from Henry Reeves of Shellman, J. J. Nardy of Hoccoa, and James W. Lancaster of Hawkinsville praising quick relief and cures. Sold by K. L. Bruce in satbriage, Ga.
Bainbridge in Decatur County Georgia sits at the western end of the F. and W. R. and Alabama Midland lines on the Flint river. The city boasts artesian wells, a free water system, a strong bank, schools, hotels, churches, and several factories including a saw mill, carriage shop, and cigar factory. It highlights climate, healthfulness, fertile lands, and the prospects for immigrants and investors.
The Christian Advocate urges strict debt settlement at year’s end. It condemns withholding money owed, arguing all debtors must pay when due unless Providential hindrance occurs. It stresses that money owed is the creditor’s property and cautions against speculative investment with another’s funds.
The outlook remains favorable with the Democratic party portrayed as firm and confident. It is celebrated as the oldest political party in America, having endured while many rivals emerged and faded, reinforcing its long-standing standing in democracy.
Publication compiles the Ocala platform demands from the Southern Alliance Farmer. It calls for abolition of national banks, state depositories offering 2 percent loans on farm products and real estate, broader money circulation, anti futures trading for agricultural goods, swift trials and penalties, and opposition to the silver bill with a preferred alternative.
Advertisement announces an administrator sale in Miller County Georgia. Under an Ordinary Court order, the home place and adjoining lands totaling about 533 acres off parcels 299 301 302 and 40 in Colquitt are to be sold at auction at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in December during legal hours. The property belongs to the estate of Bolden Grimsly, deceased, Ruben Grimsly as administrator.
Under order of the Court of Ordinary of Decatur County the executor Ina W. Sannorn will sell at Bainbridge court house on the first Tuesday in December. The property includes Lot 93 in the 20th district Lot 364 in the 77th district the east half of Lot 375 in the 20th district and half interest in Lot 169 in the 15th district all in Decatur. The sale funds are for division among Ira Sanborn’s heirs.
An advertisement asserts Botanic Blood Balm cures various blood impurities fueling illnesses like scrofula and rheumatism. It cites testimonials from Yates in Tullahoma and Wm Price in Luttaville praising restored health after trying B B B. Sold by RB L Bruce in Georgia.
Georgia Deratar County notices state R Faircloth as administrator of Mrs M A Crawford estate has fully administered the estate and must show cause why discharge and letters of dismissal should not be granted on the first Monday in February.
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