24 Sep 1891
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1891
Page
1
A garbled passage lists names and terms related to a dispute over property and authority. It references individuals such as Tyrer and Aldaneenian and mentions a district and treasury, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks coherent facts.
Atlanta hosts a Young Men's Democratic League rally where John M. Slaton and Gov. Northen address issues of tariff, taxation, and party unity. Judge Crisp decries Republican overreach and urges Georgia Democrats to stand firm, arguing the party remains the people's vehicle and warning against third-party splits.
The text lists counts for letters words verses chapters and books, notes longest and shortest chapters verses names and occurrences of words and names. It mentions specific chapters and books, includes a claim about the name of God and attributes like Knowledge Wisdom Holiness and Love.
A Roseleaf excerpt presents a woman's contradictory traits she denies tight shoes fatigue during a ball denies aging, delays, makeup and dressing, blushes at a named person, speaks with honesty, avoids scandal, and admits to love. The monologue highlights social pressures and intimate contradictions.
A Pennsylvania mother ends her daughter’s engagement to a prosperous suitor who smokes. The couple planned elopement and nearly boarded a train before discovery. The narrator notes the smoker’s habit delays the marriage, warning of broader social harm.
Summarizes the Ocala platform demands including sub-treasuries with low interest loans, abolition of national banks, free coinage of silver, land reform with alien ownership limits, graduated taxes, government control of communications, and direct senatorial elections. Includes stray commentary on child punishment not tied to the platform.
Bainbridge sits at the Flint River with a thriving economy and water works delivering free city water. The piece touts artesian wells, a 60,000 capital bank, new academy plans, diversified industries, and extensive timber and farming prospects. It includes tax sale notices for unreturned wild lands across multiple districts.
List of parcels in the 21st through 27th districts offered at public sale for unpaid taxes in various years including 1890 and 1896. The notice names multiple lot numbers such as 40, 12½, 192, 444, 413, 057, 443, 431, 198, 236, 247, 265, 266, 268, 279, 280, 283, 285, 318, 829, 348, 362, 216, 24, 25, 26, 39, 387, 296, 320, 379, 240, 361, 367, 388, 36, 103, 186, and 218, with purchaser or sale authority L. F. Patterson cited. The document records unpaid tax sales occurring at an identified time and place.
In Decatur County Admiral Nelson as administrator petitions the court to be released from administration of Joseph Nelson's estate. He cites full administration and seeks letters of dismission. The citation orders all concerned creditors to show cause if any why discharge should not be granted on the first appearance date.
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