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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1886

Page

4

Administrator's Sale of Land in Carrollton Georgia

Court sale conducted under the Ordinary's order in Carrollton to sell Lot number one in the seventh district containing five hundred two and a half acres with 30 acres of black land and 60 acres bottom land. Property includes a frame house, well, and outbuildings. Sale to occur at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in November 1886 between legal hours. Proceeds for the heirs and creditors with one half cash down and rest on delivery of deed. Seller Farmer de Fos the benefit of heirs and creditors.

Angstrom Court of Ordinary Court House Carrollton John Ward Hou Shen de Fos Wifarmer Adarr Josinh

Administrator's Sale of Carroll County Property

Court house door sale announced for the next November first on the estate of Benjamin Rutledge deceased. Property includes two tracts in Carroll County with about 130 acres, cultivated land, and four buildings. Payments split into quarters due November 1 1887 and November 1 1888 with interest. Sedge, administrator, notes the sale of the lands and legal details.

Court House Gald Carroll County Benjamin Rutledge Benjamin Ruat- Sedge Decors Orme

Administrator's Sale of Carroll County Property

Court ordered sale in Carroll County Georgia to settle the estate of John M Fields late of the county deceased. The sale includes a 101 24 acre tract in Carrollton Fifth District with 25 acres cleared and a dwelling, outbuildings, plus a store lot 25 by 40 feet on Alabama street bounded by King brick building Kirkley property and the street. Sale to take place at the courthouse with cash. September 30 1886. WW Roop administrator.

Courts of Ordinary Carroll County Carrollton Alabama Said Street King Kirkley Said Etree John M. Fields Said Roop J.M Kuglar J.T Abercrombie J. W. Barnes Kugilar Wmn Johmson J.T. Abercrombie Jacksonville J. d. “Avercrombie Uth Said County Ajsuar JK. Roor Windsor Brown

Female Regulator Remedy Promoted in Odd Medical Ad

An unusual 19th century advertisement promotes a product titled Female Regulator. The wording hints at women’s health remedies and female regulation but provides few verifiable details beyond the bold claim of aiding women.

Pond Construction For Winter Fish Survival And Hatchery

Seth Green describes carp pond design with deep central pools to prevent winter freezing, sloped edges for warm shallow areas, and a three‑screen outlet for control and cleansing. Use wire screens on wooden frames, with water from wells preferred. leather carp favored for appearance, both suitable in Northern States if ponds avoid bottom freezing.

Money in Grass in Sumter County Hay Save

An Ohio immigrant, F. W. Smith, hired in Sumter County for $8 a month, saved a 12 ton hay crop from a neglected field on shares. After six days of work and illness, he refused a $120 sale, arguing hay is worth over $20 per ton in Americus winter markets. He proves the axiom that saving is earning.

Ohio Georgia F. W. Smith Sumter County D. W. Bagley Americus

Diversify Crops to End Cotton Dependence in the South

The Savannah News urges southern farmers to abandon a single crop strategy as cotton profits wane. It argues prices may fall, costs are high, and many will gain little from cotton alone. It advocates self sufficiency with lycarn, cattle, and poultry plus diversified farming to endure and prosper.

Georgia South Carolina Florida la Louisiana Istemers Savannah News

The Verdict Unanime on Electric Bittering Drug

W D Sult a Bippus Indiana druggist testifies the medicine is the best remedy. He notes every bottle sold gave relief in each case with one man taking six bottles for ten years of rheumatism. Bellville Ohio druggist adds it is best selling medicine.

W. D. Sult Bippus Ind Bellville Ohi

Wintering Cabbages by the American Agriculturist

Joseph Harris advises on storing cabbage heads for winter use. Select solid heads, lay in a row with roots up, pack with fine dry soil, then mound with soil three to four inches deep before winter. For late use, cover with leaves or straw to prevent freezing, and bury roots in trenches to avoid rot. Also notes portable fence as a useful farm convenience for stock and feed.

Joseph Harris

Step to Health with Hood's Sarsaparilla for Consumption

An early promotion extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for entarrh and consumption urging readers to seek the product with testimonials. The text also notes farming advice about planting corn densely and managing small plots for higher yields.

Matriculation and names from Bowdon College notice

A fragmented notice from Bowdon College lists Rev F HM Henderson and a series of names including Mollie Mitchell Brete Fligeit and others amid unclear text. The passage references matriculation and related activities with scattered initials and dates, indicating a college registration snippet with several personal names.

Henderson Tappad Assia Mollie Mitchell Windpal Brete Fligeit Urinipal Pyar Ley Socretiay

Unclear tax collector notice fragment protests

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tax collector and a political administration. Key names and places are unreadable, but the snippet suggests an official notice or public action related to taxes and governance with missing details.

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