12 Oct 1893
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1893
Page
1
Readable excerpts discuss political secession talk in the South, debates over silver and coinage, cotton market optimism, and domestic life vignettes. The pieces mix editorials, advertisements, and a family scene, reflecting period concerns and daily routines.
Editorial notes Georgia Democrats will dodge Cleveland’s silver stance and fight the third party. It recounts old Connecticut Blue Laws and calls for unity, arguing Cleveland supports a flexible silver position and that repeal of the State Bank tax is likely.
A notice asks Del readers with farm arrears to pay what they can at once to help meet due papers. It stresses farmers’ money scarcity and urges remittance by mail if full settlement isn’t possible. It closes with an ad for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via R L Bruce.
The Bainbridge Graded School opens September 7 with Prof E L McNabb as Principal and a staff of four assistants. Term lasts sixteen weeks with graded tuition levels including a $5 matriculation fee for under fourth grade and $10 for the English department. Additional charges apply for higher mathematics. Tuition is payable in thirds at entrance and during the second month. arrears suspend enrollment, with ministers’ children enrolled free. Board of Trustees, D McGliet, Sec Treas.
Representation to the Court shows William Clary conveyed twenty acres of a fifty acre tract in Northwest corner of lot 169 in the 27th district Stur County Georgia by a December 1 mortgage to secure a twenty five dollar promissory note due December 10 1591. The defendant De Bay must appear by next term to show cause or foreclosure will be granted and redemption barred. service to be personal or by publication.
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