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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
4
Macon minister Rev George BR McCall dies at home
The community mourns the passing of Rev George BR McCall a well known Macon minister who died last Sunday night. Emory College opens with the largest attendance in its history marking Georgia’s strong educational growth. Tom Watson loses in the Tenth district to Maj J C C Black by about 1600 votes. Moody to visit Atlanta next month to lead a revival attracting widespread interest. The cotton market rises from four to nine cents per pound under Cleveland's administration. The South gains favorable attention and is described as the best section of the Union. The Liberty Bell is expected to outshine the Atlanta Exposition in public interest.
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George BR. McCall
Macon
Good Times Across the Nation Amid Debt Repayments
The report highlights broad business strength with widespread debt settlements and timely payments. Officials note improving cash flow and consumer confidence fueling steady activity across industries.
Parental Smoking Help Critique Sparks Family Health Talk
A concerned reader condemns parents who allow a young son to smoke cigarettes. The note highlights health risks and calls for stricter guidance to protect the family from illness and social harm.
Texas Legislature Bans Prize Fights in Special Session
In a swift session the Texas legislature enacted a law prohibiting prize fights. The report notes the era of prize fighting is ending in the United States as the day nears.
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Texas
United States
Silver coinage stance divides states in 1896 debate
Mississippi remains sole state to advocate free and unlimited coinage of silver while more than six others press for sound money. The division highlights sharp fiscal policy splits during the period.
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Mississippi
Tennessee State Exposition Promised As Harvest Tops
Tennessee hosts its own exposition this year, a state show timed with a bountiful harvest, signaling a likely successful event.
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Tennessee
Atlanta Exposition to Stay Closed on Sunday
The exposition will not open on Sunday and the directors’ decision earns state approval. The editors express surprise yet gratification at the action.
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Atlanta Exposition
Gold Returns to American Markets from Europe Signals Confidence
The report notes gold flowing back to the United States from Europe as a sign of improving sentiment. Observers express hope the trend continues but caution that reserve-related laws may need review to sustain stability.
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America
Europe
Truitt to Grow 230 Bales on Ten Horse Farm
Mr George W Truitt of Troup County plans a cotton crop of 230 bales this year on a ten horse farm with ample other farm produce. He expects good money from the crop.
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George W. Truitt
Troup County
Southern Georgia farmers report improved material conditions
Observers say the condition of farmers in Southern Georgia is better now than in the recollection of the oldest inhabitants. Across regions, conditions are reported as better than in several past years.
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Georgia
Rumor Circulates Tom Watson as Possible Governor Candidate
The report suggests Tom Watson may run for governor. It notes his experience in the Tenth district could inform a campaign, but warns that challenges in a gubernatorial race could multiply.
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Tom Watson
Walton County Enacts New Road Tax Law
Walton County voters face a new road tax of 15 cents per hundred dollars in addition to the existing county levies as the recently enacted road law takes effect. The measure aims to fund local road maintenance and improvements.
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Walton County
Woman Editor Endorses Violent Resolution Plan
The Americas Times-Recorder editor, a woman, advocates using a large hickory stick to kill the offending party to settle disputes. The view is condemned as a new doctrine inconsistent with the old order and surprising for a newspaper she controls to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Americas Times -Recorder
Barnesville Cotton Market Tops Local Trade
Barnesville reports strong cotton activity with buyers bidding high. Warehouse men quote daily prices and handle samples, offering farmers protection and guidance to secure the best price and fair treatment.
Georgia Railroads and Good Roads Debate
Editorial urges rapid highway improvements in Georgia and nationwide. It cites Democratic platforms in New York and Massachusetts on road upgrades and supports convict labor use to build permanent roads. The piece calls for a strong stance by the Georgia Democratic convention and lasting road policies.
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Georgia
Democratic Party
New York
Massachusetts
Democrats
Atlanta Journal
Convic
Hood's Sarsaparilla Merit Told by Its Effects
Not what she says but Hood's Sarsaparilla does tell the story of its merit and success. The advertisement emphasizes Hood's cures and suggests the remedy’s effectiveness for various ailments.
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Hood
Liberty bell visit stirs northern goodwill in south
Chattanooga Mayor Warwick credits the Liberty bell's journey from Philadelphia to Atlanta with bridging divides and uniting the nation. He speaks at Lookout Mountain noting the bell’s symbolic power to bind one nation and one liberty, as northern and southern people benefit from the gesture.
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Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Warwick
Lookout Mountain
Blue
Gray
Tie— Tory
Southland
Central Railroad of Georgia Sold in Savannah for 2 Million
The Central Railroad of Georgia was sold at public outcry in Savannah on Monday for 2 million dollars. The reorganization committee purchased the line which will operate as an independent railroad with H. M. Comer named president.
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Central Railroad of Georgia
Savannah
H. M. Comer
Bloody Cuban battle near San Arribia and San Fernando
In the latest Cuban war clash between San Arribia and San Fernando insurgents led by General Marceo faced Spanish troops commanded by General Exchalque. The insurgent force included 3000 infantry and 800 cavalry against 1300 infantry and 300 cavalry. The seven hour battle ended with insurgents routed and 180 dead or wounded. General Maceo was shot and carried from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Arribia
San Fernando
Marceo
Exchalque
Eqebalque
Maceo
Railway Power Consolidation Sparks Public Unease
The Southern Railway Company has bought most major lines in this section. The reader wonders about consequences for public interest and urges strict enforcement of the pew laws if needed.
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The
Southern Railway Company
Old Fashioned Cotton Procession Parades Through Georgia
Last Friday Macon saw a traditional cotton procession with about one hundred wagons loaded with cotton. The line was led by a brag bend and the event was largely composed of Crawford county participants.
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Georgia
Macon
Crawford County
Thomaston Arrest of Sam King on Theft Warrant
Chief Marshall Willis arrested Sam King from Thomaston last Sunday as he came near the gosashun. A warrant for theft led to his detention and he was sent back to Thomaston Monday to await the court convening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Willis
Sam King
Thomaston
Darkey
Gosashun
Odd Fellows flourish in Birnesville with new members
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Birnesville reports strong growth with many new members. Meetings are described as full of interest and the lodge continues to build its membership and activity.
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Order of Odd Fellows
Birnesville
Order
Happy Marriage Joins Dr Bryan J Clark and Miss Lilla Jackson
Dr Bryan J Clark departed Tuesday for Baconton on a tender mission. He married Miss Lilla Jackson yesterday at 4 pm and reception followed. They plan to live with Dr and Mrs M A Clark on Themaston Street in Barnesville this evening.
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Bryan J. Clark
Baconton
Lilla Jackson
Barnesville
M.A. Clark
Themaston Street
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An old advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It claims nine of ten cases come from catarrh and offers a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by All's Catarrh Cure, with circles sent free and sales through Druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Curnay
Ee Ie
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Laxative Relief
Knowledge praises Syrup of Figs for cleansing the system and easing colds fevers and constipation. The advertisement claims it acts on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and warns buyers to choose the California Fig Syrup Co product with its label on every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Robbery in Macon Involves Mr. S. S. Coggins
The Telegraph reports Mr. S. S. Coggins of Beeks Pike county was robbed in a Macon hotel or restaurant room. He was deprived of nearly $200 by a band of robbers. Detectives were assigned but no arrests announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telegraph
S. S. Coggins
Beeks
Pike County
New Brick Office Erected by Turner and Prout
Messrs Turner and Prout are building a new brick office at their Planing Mills on Railroad street to quieten office work by machinery noise. The new building will house samples of wallpaper paints and glass and other goods. The community applauds the firm’s success.
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Messrs Turner and Prout
Planing Mills
Railroad Street
Association of colored churches meeting at Barnesville
The association of colored churches met at the Baptist church in Barnesville led by Rev J H Durignon. It was very largely attended Friday to Sunday with about 5000 people present and reports indicate a successful session with orderly conduct and no trouble.
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Association of Colored Churches
Baptist Church
Barnesville
J H. du- Rignon
Pike Superior Court Session Set for Zebulon October 21
Pike Superior court convenes in Zebulon on Monday October 21 with Judge Marcus W. Beck presiding. Only jury cases and each motion the judge can dispose of will be heard due to the new courthouse building. A term is expected early in the new year.
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Pike Superior Court
Zebulon
Marcus W. Beck
Mrs Culberson Opposes Governor on Texas Legislature Call
Mrs Culberson, wife of Texas Governor, reportedly opposed calling the legislature to halt the prize fight. In a Chicago interview she urged allowing the fight to proceed, noting unexpected reactions from women across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson
Texas
Govenor
Chicago
Tax Notice Local Tax Collection Schedule
A tax collection notice announces a state and county tax collection visit in Milner on Wednesday October 16 from 10 4 to 5 p.m. and in Barnesville on Thursday October 17 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The purpose is to collect taxes.
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Milner
Barnesville
Southern Railway Announces Round Trip First Class Fare Sale
Southern Railway will sell tickets on October 16 for a first class round trip limit fare. Tickets are limited to return by October 30, 1895.
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Southern Railway
Cotton Seed Buyers Seek Seed in Barnesville Market
In Barnesville a buyer will pay the highest market price for cotton seed. Mr S Ramsbotham is in the market and ready to purchase all seed offered in the area. Farmers are urged to sell their seed to him for top value.
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Barnesville
S. Ramsbotham
Central railroad publishes Fruits of Industry booklet
Officials of the Central railroad publish an illustrated book titled Fruits of Industry edited by Pleasant A. Stovall of the Savannah Press. The volume highlights country industries along the line and includes two pages on Barnesville with images of Gordon Institute, the J. G. Smith repository, and Barnesville Underwear Mills.
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Central Railroad
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah Press
Barnesville
Gordon Institute
J. G. Smith
Barnesville Underwear Mills
Near Fire Hit Mrs Reeves House Tuesday Night
The home of Mrs. Sarah Reeves was threatened by a fire Tuesday night when a Alcamp was knocked over by a child, setting wallpaper aflame and scorching walls. Quick action stopped the blaze and saved the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Reeves
Alcamp
Central Railroad to be run as independent line
After selling the Central railroad, reports say H M Comer will serve as president and the line will operate independently. It is hoped this latter claim proves accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
H. M. Comer
Free and Accepted Masons Hold Georgia Grand Lodge Meet
The annual convention of the Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons state of Georgia will meet in Macon on Oct 29 for a three day session. Attendance is expected to be large from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons
Georgia
Macon
Liberty Bell Arrives in Atlanta Exposition Sight
The Liberty Bell drew an ovation on its Tuesday arrival and is placed in the Pennsylvania building at the exposition, expected to be one of the show’s most interesting sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pennsylvania
Ex-Congressman T B Cabaniss Visits Barnesville
Ex Congressman T B Cabaniss of the Sixth District arrived yesterday from Forsyth and was seen in Barnesville. He has recently been in the West holding a government post. Barnesville residents praised his health and noted strong cotton arrival and favorable prices for farmers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Cabaniss
Forsyth
West
Barnesville
Atlanta Exposition Promises South's Greatest Show
Public urge grows for visitors to attend the Atlanta exposition billed as the South's finest event with demonstrations and exhibits aimed at drawing regional attention and participation.
Central Railroad Sold at Public Outcry for 2 Million
The Central railroad was sold at public outcry Monday for 2,000,000. The property will be reorganized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
Stafford and Sons Store Crowded With Busy Salesmen
The store house of J. W. Stafford & Sons is crowded with goods and a little army of salesmen kept constantly on the run waiting on customers. This is one of the largest firms in the area.
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J. W. Stafford &Sons
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Barnesville, GA
Emory College
Evangelist Moody
Union
Maj
J.C.C. Black
ODD Fellows
Uticura
Porrer Davo
the Association
Superior Court
J. (. Collier CO
Collier CO
Barnesville & Thomaston
Thinnacura
the Thinnacura Co
Broadway
General Missionary Convention
Dallas
the Central Railroad
South
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