Barnesville Gazette July 80 1885 publication notice
Offbeat dated notice from Barnesville Gazette published by J C McMichael, July 1885 issue details and legal notice information.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1885
Page
5
Offbeat dated notice from Barnesville Gazette published by J C McMichael, July 1885 issue details and legal notice information.
Across Ohio long 3 to 2 Republican leanings are cited while Mugwumps push for colored Democrat appointments to South. House votes show Democrats ahead 89 to 8 in Senate Republicans. Georgia temperance push seeks state wide liquor ban with an urgent ethics bill. Michigan Supreme Court upholds fraud as larceny in confederate swindle. Evan Howells appears in Cincinnati Graphic.
The article notes General Ulysses S. Grant died at Mt McGregor New York after cancer and describes public reaction. It outlines funeral arrangements with Central Park burial, state honors, and a long timetable from Mt McGregor to New York City plus state and civic involvement. It details a special State style casket made by Stein Manufacturing Company Rochester described as cedar outer shell with silver mounts and waterproof air tight construction.
From Spring Place Mrs. N A McEntire credits Dr Morleys Lemon Elixir with ending years of indigestion headaches and nervous prostration and restoring her daughter from chills to health. A farmer in Jones county reports five bottles renewed strength and farming vigor. Lemon Elixir by H Neeley M D Atlanta sold widely 50 cents and 1 dollar bottles.
A rural discussion in front of J C Porches store weighs tax assessors vs receivers. Debates touch fairness of state tax shares, party politicking, and a dispute over Mr King’s nomination via the Times. Court activity reports reduced crime and quiet at Webb House as barrooms close. The Boston Herald quotes Republican money versus Democrat offices in elections.
Three Georgia editors from the Southern World Milledgeville Chronicle and Gainesville Eagle praise Bradfield's Female Regulator. They vouch for its reputation, claim cures for local women, and urge readers to request the book and information mailed from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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