Taxpayer focus urged on legislature and convention
The Cadartown record urges taxpayers to contest heavy taxation and proposes calling a constitutional convention if needed. It notes a county military meeting forming the Polk County Guards with Confederate Gray uniforms and aims to push campaign discussion. The issue also reports Arkansas race violence and civil unrest in Helena and Austin, with dispatches about armed mobilization and threats.
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J. A. Pook
A. J. Tomlinson
C.G. Jones
Burbank
Gag
Bunn
W. Ed. Wood
Polk County Guards
J. C. Waddell
C. G. Jones
W. N. Griffoth
Armaga
O. G. Janey
J. A. Peele
H. T. Battle
Jos. H
Copns
Republican Convention Presses Honest Leaders and Fair Elections
The Republican Convention in New Oatmans endorses candidates with known honesty and loyalty, vows to oppose imposition and corruption, support a fair election, and curb expenditures while denouncing violence and race conflict. Delegates in New Orleans discuss seating credentials and support for Pinchback amid internal divisions.
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New Oatmans
Committee On Representatives
New Onceans
Teehee Alth
Lean
West
Customhouse
Sheldon
Congress
Carpenter
Sypher
Georgia State News A mix of cotton, census, and political notes
State reports Columbus receiving its first bale of new cotton while Macon awaits harvest. Misa Alice Neal of Hancock County is reported burned to death. A Lee County matron adds three males to the census in one day. Me Lil's Atlanta speech noted as among his best. A Griffin inventor touts a wire arrangement to curb echo in public halls. Ex Gov Jenkins aided reconciliation between Toombs and Brown. Od Fellows and citizens plan a meeting on the tenth. A Savannah burglary encounter leaves both policeman and thief wounded. Lewis Schofield pays off Buster Blodgett bond of twenty thousand dollars. Two white men hire three negroes in Savannah to rob them on the river. the attempt fails and the culprits escape. Gov Brown and General Toombs meet, reconcile, and move past the feud. Augusta Chronicle notes the cordial meeting.
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Arkansas
Meutrins
Helena
Ark
Ship Island
Holane
Maj
Horn Chalmers
Heraudo
Austio
Hernando and
Vacinity
Do’elock
Aentin
Smith
Austin
Auwstin
Motte
Macon
Misa Alice Neal
Hahcock Counhe
Keroaine
Savannah
Avanta Constitution
Lewis Schofield
Buster Blodgett
Savanah
Vanity and education of Young Women in Society
A long critique argues that expensive schooling and social grooming cultivate vanity among young women. Mothers push daughters toward elite circles, risking alienation and lack of real friendship. Beauty and status are treated as incidental, but vanity can strip women of genuine sympathy and contentment. The piece warns guardians to guide girls toward harmony and humility rather than rivalries and self-importance.
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Huble
Hyon
Intimacen
Cotton Mills for Bread and Cloth in Carteraville
The article argues for building cotton mills to convert cotton into thread and cloth locally rather than exporting raw cotton. It contends mills would employ many, especially women and children, reduce profits to outsiders, and boost the local economy, while noting challenges like quality cotton supply and a ready thread market. It also touches on state taxes and public finance in a separate note.
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Carteraville Santinel
Cedartown
Cuartera
Newland
Plana
Tax sale notices for Cedartown town lots and properties
Advertised sale at the Cedartown courthouse in Polk County Georgia on the first Thursday in September to satisfy town taxes for multiple years. Levees include Town lots Nos 1 11 19 20 and properties of Thomas Jett McBride and William Muegs marshal. actions by Mayor and Council.
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Court House
Cedartown
Polk County
A. Morton
A. Huntington
Marie Blne
Minty
Arnsley
G. M
Simon Marks
Grawley
Levy Wate
E.W. Glements
Shi
Court House Dour
Mark Wimpee
Wimpee
Thomas Jett
McBride
Ya McBride
Wittiam Muegs
Landa
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Cadartown, CA
Othiar
Ingersall
Conecticut
On Haven
Oxford
State News
Columbus
Cho Athous Correspondant
The
Atlanta Herald
Lil
Ti Ia
Jenkins
Toombs
Brown
Govenxon Brown
Tootibs
Guy
Tin E Brown
Aind
Augusta
Saratoga
Heavenly Reserve
Monsenger
Jerome Park
Mark Twain
Burnum
Deoenbur
Western & Atantic Railroad
T.¥. Burbank & Co
Burbank & Jones
BF. Burbank
AK. Jones
Prof and
College Streets
St Charles Hotel
W.hogs
Selma
Rome
Dalton R. R
Dalton
EUV & Ua
Virginia Springs
Selma Bay
Sola
ET V&uar
M. Stanton
Supt
S. Maynard
Suray Knight
J. R. Barber
Notary Public
Domin
Blancr
A. Richandeor
Blaince & Richardson
Attorneys AT Law
Cedartown, Ga
Orcsim Court House
Jane
King & Janes
Court Home
W. F. Turner
Dr. Reece
Ivy P. Thompson
East Side Court House Square
Wofford & Milner
Cartersville
Orr
Ors
Worford
Jon
Mm. Wykle
Wofford & Wikle
R. R. Thompson
Price
Dr. Rocae
Drs. Liddell & Richardson
Physicians & Surgeons
CG. H. Harris
Pffice
Resistance
Pryor Street
Dr. L
Leobetter
Offs Ais
A. L. Davis
John C. Allen
Practical Mechanic & Builder
Cadartown, GA
St. Charles
Court House Square
Hos
Jane 2
Salpred Evans
Marshal’s Sales
Marcellus M. Mauck
A. G. Weat
J. G. Allen
J. O. Waddell
Privat
Linge
Wanus
Cates
Secretarian
Bareaud
Mestoflicn
David Axe
Hicheroker Iron Company Willsall
Welock
A. M
Cronk
Board OF Directors
EB C. Wilkes
Ever Reese's Drug Store
Georgia
Southside
General Merchandise
Joan Merryman & CO
Patapsco Guano
Virginia Salt and Plaster Company
Polk
N. B
Ww. Co. Barber
Real Estate Agt
Rockmart, Ga
Cash Store
J. S. Stubbs & Co
Gay
Watts
Fistares
Lamprin & McGonnell
Cherokee Iron Comp’y
Ium Barber & Wood
Cevartown, Gal
Acai
Wvreane
Joner
Iam
Lily White, Soaps
Golden Bell
Cologne
Carl
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