Barnesville Gazette Notes Publication Details
The Barnesville Gazette published by J C MacMichael in Purnsway dated December 11 1884 notes its entry at Barnesville office as a see class tuitter.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1884
Page
3
The Barnesville Gazette published by J C MacMichael in Purnsway dated December 11 1884 notes its entry at Barnesville office as a see class tuitter.
A historical editorial argues that American politics absorbs business, calls for limiting terms and direct presidential elections, and notes Southern iron exports northward as industry expands. It blames extravagant living and debt for hard times and contemplates Grant’s pension discussion.
A speaker expresses optimism about a future partnership with the North. The speaker believes unity in politics and industry is possible through energy and intellect, ensuring prosperity for all.
The Washington Letter discusses tariff politics, surplus revenues, and proposed uses of excess funds. It notes Blaine, Logan, and Davis in political shifts, anticipates inaugurations and monuments, and comments on a drugstore free-sample promotion for Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup amid winter bustle.
Harper's Magazine announces 1885 volume starting in December with Woolson Howells new serials and other features. It lists Harper's Weekly Bazar Young People and Franklin Square Library prices, binding options, and ordering details from Harper & Brothers New York.
The firm announces annual volumes of Harper's Weekly and related titles available by subscription with postage free in the United States and Canada. Details include prices for single annual volumes, cloth binding, and cloth cases, plus ordering instructions and restrictions on reuse of the advertisement.
An 1888 advertisement from Harper Brothers offers Harper's Bazar and related volumes in various bindings and formats. Subscriptions begin with Bazar in neat cloth binding, options include air mail, express delivery, and postpaid mail. Prices listed per volume with payment by money order or draft. readers warned against republication without authorization.
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