07 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
1
A garbled excerpt discusses monetary value, inflation, and secession sentiment. It mentions gold, pendulum ideas, Kansas, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida, with scattered references to mint records and economic questions, alongside stray notes on cholera remedies and medicine sales.
Secretary Carlisle outlines estimated costs to recollect silver dollars and subsidiary coins if the silver to gold ratio shifts to 20 to 1. He breaks down bullion needs, abrasion losses, coinage costs, and transportation, plus total recasting costs and implications for the nation’s finances. The article also quotes a Georgia reformist stance praising Sherman repeal and Cotton interests.
The article portrays Tom Watson as a discredited statesman now running a Atlanta newspaper. It claims he relies on crowd speeches to attract subscribers and uses agents to collect payments from counties and crowds, describing his tactics as manipulative and financially driven.
An editorial urges young men and schoolboys to develop self reliance and independence. It cites Brownwood Texas resident J. Boswell and Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as an example of seeking effective help, urging individuals to rely on effort over others.
A patriotic call extols Grover Cleveland and John G. Carlisle, praising their integrity and bi‑metallist finance stance. It contrasts quiet, steadfast character with loud self‑regard, cites Senator Voorhees, and urges trust in steadfast leaders for the party and country.
Public debt collection plea dated Aug 15 1893 from Corqvitto Ga. demands all notes and accounts settled by Sept 1 or be turned over to a collecting officer. Advertisement offers free trials of Dr Kin s New Discovery and Dr Kings New Life Pills with samples and health guide, sent by H L Bucklen Co Chicago.
Pleasant Pellets are advertised as a compact, sugar coated liver pill smaller than ordinary pills. The copy claims quick relief from indigestion, biliousness, and inactive liver with a guaranteed effectiveness, presenting them as a superior, easy to swallow remedy.
School notice outlines September start with staffing by Prof. E L McNabb Miss M B Price A M Ass istant Miss Juliett Ford A M Second Assistant Mrs D M Mitchell Third Assistant and fourth assistant if needed. Length of term sixteen weeks tuition same as last year with 5.00 matriculation fee for under fourth grade ten dollars for fourth grade and up plus higher math classes. Payment plan one third on entrance one half at start of second month remainder end of second month. Unpaid tuition from last year must be settled before enrollment. Strict rules stated to ensure funds for nine month term. no exceptions. Entrance for scholars admitted regardless of race or residence. ministers children enrolled free. Applications to undersigned by order of Board Trustees M E Oneal secretary.
By order of the Superior Court of Decatur County Georgia the eight room brick dwelling and surrounding land totaling about 327 acres near Bainbridge will be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in November 1898. The sale splits proceeds as one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years with eight percent interest from sale date.
An advertisement touts Doel Peres Senate remedy promising health restoration after flu and fatigue. It claims guaranteed skin relief and a money back offer if cures fail, pricing a $500 credit to prove effectiveness. also markets a salve for cats and bruises with a broad guarantee.
Decatur Court of Ordinary orders new district created and recorded in the Land Office. administrator urged to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to the estate. Notices to heirs, kin, and creditors set for October next.
A. Cook applies to the Court of Ordinary of anal county for dismission as guardian of John Herring. He directed all interested parties to file objections by August 7, 1603, 1808, to prevent removal and obtain usual letters of dismission under C. J. Munsealyn, the ordinary.
George A. Wight as executor asks the court to dismiss Jacob Faircloth’s administration. He requests letters of dismission and cites the first Monday in November 1808 as the hearing date. He seeks to discharge and relieve kindred creditors and concerned parties from further duties or claims.
Describes the Arnett place opposite Bamnbri with a six room house and five hundred acres, mostly cleared with remaining forest pine. Owners from Louisiana offer at a low figure to keep the investment local. For particulars contact Tuts Orrica.
All persons are warned not to trespass by fishing, hunting, or any manner on the full lots in the 20th district and also lot 19 in the 22nd District of the county. May 8 1903. GETZLAFF, Agent for A. Cobn.
I will sell or rent the JJ Lester farm on public road leading to Ville im the fork. Tired and Wolt Green farm has a good dwelling and outbuildings. All readable details indicate farm sale or rent.
A fragment from the folnnete areas notes offers a terse warning about ongoing conditions. Readable portions reference local issues and a cautionary tone without presenting full context or clear dates.
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