Sound money debates and political talk fill Georgia papers
In a September 1895 Bainbridge issue readers see discussions on currency, silver, and gold standards, with mentions of Georgia politicians, the Atlanta and Houston papers, and the Push for sound money. The report notes editorials, public figures, and local concerns about taxes, education, and civic issues.
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John Sibley
Congress
Savannah Press
Democratic Party
Georgia
Crop prospects darken as heavy rains hurt Georgia yields
The crop bulletin cited in yesterday's Atlanta Constitution warns of widespread damage from prolonged rains across Georgia. Major crops face losses with cotton shedding, rust, and early boll opening while corn on bottom lands weakens and fodder crops suffer. minor crops remain thriving. The note adds political idle talk about party unity amid the weather report.
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Atlanta Constitution
Miller Sheriff Sale in Colquitt Georgia
Miller County will sell before the courthouse door in Colquitt on the first Tuesday in October the property of G. W. and Susan E. Smith. It is Lot 81 in the 18th district, about thirty acres, east of the Colquitt and Morgan road. The sale satisfies a Justice Court claim by W. R. McLain. Tenant notified. August 23, 1895. Guimes, sheriff.
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Miller
Georgia
Miller County
Colquitt
Susan E. Smith
Justice Court
W. R. McLain
G. W
D.D. Guimes
Mathis Bros Keep Finest Groceries and Produce in Town
Local grocers Mathis Bros offer heavy and light family groceries, confections, fruits, and country produce at era-appropriate prices. Fresh stock and reliable service attract patrons to their shop opposite the post office on South Broad Street.
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Lee
South Broad Street
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