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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1896
Page
4
Gen John B Gordon is loudly discussed as a potential vice presidential pick for the Democratic ticket. The name appears in Barnesville Gazette listings as a leading candidate under active political speculation.
The Augusta Chronicle notes Major Hanson has twice set aside the crown and warns he may join Julius Caesar if he acts again. Georgia cast three votes in the lower house against Cuban resolutions Monday. Turner Black and Russell opposed. Bill Nye reportedly earned $30,000 annually for his writings in recent years.
A young man in Columbus offered a girl a kiss for $3. The Recorder fined him $5 for the proposition, indicating he was clearly in bad business.
Wrecks over the past week caused loss of life and many injuries. Authorities seek to identify wreckers and seek severe punishment if they are captured.
Sam Jones states he does not endorse himself nor many others. He explains his approach as steering clear of personal endorsements while boldly challenging sin wherever found.
Hon W C Whitney of New York said he is not a candidate for the Democratic nomination and will not permit his name to be used. He has been repeatedly mentioned as a possible choice for the party’s next presidential nominee.
The Tenth district concludes its testimony in the Blck-Watson contest and will forward it to Washington. Officials deem further delay and expenses wasteful for Watson and urge prompt action.
Hon. R A Hardeman backs his friend and aide Hon W J Speer as a strong candidate for state treasurer. The endorsement signals Speer as a capable choice for the key office and reflects solid support from Hardeman.
The Kentucky senatorial race remains unsettled as Hunter withdraws leaving no Republican candidate while Blackburn the Genocratic nominee refuses to withdraw. The costly wrangle continues with no clear end in sight.
Hon Henry G Turner of the Eleventh district will barely have opposition from the democratic party for Congress. Hon M U Rantley has stated he would not run, leaving Turner as a remaining congressman candidate for Georgia.
The State Democratic Executive committee meets in Atlanta on Saturday to decide whether to hold one or two conventions. The piece argues for maintaining the traditional two-convention system, saying the shift is driven by a few politicians and not endorsed by the people, and urges the committee to do the right thing and keep two conventions.
The former speaker Charles F. Crisp announces his bid for the United States Senate from Georgia. He is praised for his service but criticized for advocating free coinage of silver, which the editorial deems dangerous to the nation.
The editorial urges avoiding war between the United States and other nations, emphasizing reason over passion. It cautions against intemperate language, notes Monroe doctrine complications, and stresses focusing on domestic progress to prevent conflicts as an absolute last resort.
The district covering Pike, Monroe and Bibb counties is seen as Monroe’s turn under rotation. Names floated include Tom Cabaniss, R. L. Berner, B. S. Willingham, Julian Williamson. Cabaniss may stay on U S Indian Commission. Williamson is Bibb judge. Berner eyeing higher offices. Willingham a leading figure.
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims the product cleanses internally without harming organs and urges buyers to ensure they purchase the genuine article from reputable druggists. It also notes health benefits from regularity and recommends physicians for actual diseases.
The text mentions several Monroe leaders as potential candidates for the state senate. It highlights Mr Willingham as former clerk of the House Foreign Relations Committee under Congressman Blount and cites Hon. R. C. McGough, who represented Monroe in the 1894-95 legislature, as another respected option.
A list names baking powders identified by chemical authorities as made from alum. Brands include Davis, Good Luck, Davis O K, Kenton, Davis Day Fast, Patapco, Forest City, Atlantic and Pacific One Boom, Silver Star, Silver Tar, Crown Special, Taylor's, Campbell's, Linden, Gem. Many others exist and low priced powders often include gifts or presents.
Sheriff W. O. Gwyn arrived in town yesterday from Zebulon. Mr. T. J. Williamson made a trip to Forsyth on Tuesday.
Franx J Cuenry of F J Cheney Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio to pay a sum for each case of Cavarre that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6 1886. Cure advertised as internal medicine acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists with testimonials available.
Morris Jacobs announces a spring retail period in Barnesville after two years of growth. He touts a strong stock line, light expenses, and close pricing with a focus on customer satisfaction. He reports tripling business last year and invites readers to visit and check Gazette ads for updates.
The message emphasizes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a record of effectiveness through its cures. It argues that true proof lies in results rather than claims and recalls the famous Hood's motto of curing.
Little Morrell Lambdin aged four and ten months died after a throat wound and severed jugular left him fatally injured at home. Drs. Clark responded but could not save him. The sorrowing Lambdin family received widespread sympathy as funeral services at Greenwood Cemetery honored the child.
Simon S. Hartman of Tunnelton West Va says a single dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave him relief in five minutes. He had suffered annual colic attacks requiring a doctor and hours of pain. Sold by J H Blackburn Druggist.
The writer reports arriving Thursday night and praising the town as the greatest show of its kind. He notes 3000 houses and about 9000 inhabitants, with extensive construction and cordial treatment, though no hotel accommodations exist.
The VHE Literary Club met Monday night at Dr J L Vogg s home with about seventy five attendees. Papers recitals and music filled the evening and plans for the March 16 meeting at Dr J H Connally s include Last Days of Pompeii and performances by Miss June Murphey Miss Ezra Matthews Miss Julia Harris and others.
Flower enthusiasts are invited to gather at Mrs. Chaz Tyler's residence Thursday afternoon to discuss the feasibility and details of hosting a fall chrysanthemum fair.
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