Brains Editorial Tries to Dodge Income Tax Tales
The piece mocks income tax by Congress and state revenue efforts, warn of higher prices for cotton and wheat if taxes rise, and jokes about editors facing raids for funds. It notes hopes of peace between China and Japan, Li Ming’s healing, and grim fates for dissident editors in Pekin. It mentions Debs’s 1896 potential run as unlikely, and Carrollton’s Dead Ducks club with guesswork on its meaning.
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Congress
Athinta
Political Trickery and Free Silver Echoes Resurface
The piece notes Democrats gaining ground with Republican support for free silver, signaling unsettled national politics and potential 1996 outcomes. It highlights evolving alliances, uncertain polls, and a Chattanooga invention for absorbing perspiration, followed by observations on Georgia fruit prospects amid possible late frosts.
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Eeys
County Correspondence Notes From Union County Visit
J W Moore returned from a business trip to Union county last week. John Beard visited relatives and friends here Sunday. A B Stovall and B Moore left for Gainesville Wednesday on a business trip. Your correspondent paid his uncle Wm Hill a visit Saturday.
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J.W. Moore
Union County
John Beard
A.B. Stovall
B. Moore
Gainesville
Wm. Hill
Local Notes From Lula And Mossy Creek School
Atticus Cooley, son of J. D. Cooley, is very ill. D. Spencer, Lula mayor, visited Sunday. Jasper Turner now runs a delivery wagon and offers hauling services. R. J. Ledford thrives in blacksmithing at his old Turner Street stand. Mrs. Smith leads the primary department and runs an elocution class. Mossy Creek School remains in progress after the free term. Emma Kytle is pleased this week. Malinda Haynes, Hall County’s noted beauty, visited home last Saturday.
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R. J. Ledford
Turner Street
Emma Kytle
Malinda Haynes
Hall County
Loudsville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Mary Corbin of Pleasant Retreat visited friends here last weekend. Nellie Ledford and Rutha Ledford visited their brother C D Ledford of Blue Ridge. Prof Thomas Bell closed his Loudsville school last Saturday. Newton Austin will preach at Mt Pleasant next Sunday at 11 AM. Captain Asbury and Senator W H Courtenay may enliven the Congressional race locally.
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Mary Corbin
Pleasant Retreat
Nellie
Rutha Ledford
C.D. Ledford
Biue Ridge
Thomas Bell
Loudsville
Tle
Newton Austin
Mt. Pleasant
Elbert County Man’s Will Upheld After Jury Verdict
G W Dye of Elbert county who was valued at $100000 died last year and left his property to a negro woman and her children. Relatives challenged the will but a jury last Friday sustained it, upholding the testament and its bequests.
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G. W. Dye
Elbert County
Wourn
Olden Festivities and a Paris Fire at Court
The piece recalls Saturnalia and Janus feasts amid early Christian protests, detailing how French court revelry led to a deadly torch fire during a breach of decorum. Sir Hugonin de Guisay and five nobles staged a masked procession, bound together, when a torch sparked a blaze, killing four maskers and wounding many while Paris mourned.
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Paris
William Prynne
Carnall
Stobbes
Prynne
Hugonin de Guisay
Sir Hugonin
Toe
France
Orleans
Berry
Nantouillet
Hugonin
New York Herald
Mountain Laconisms and Trout Fishing Wit
A fragmentary note reflects on mountain trout fishing, suggesting a hunter must be nimble as the sought fish and that trout prefer rougher waters. A cryptic line mentions a companion who knew the hind’s age and a distant “went hist week” closing phrase.
Nursery Stock Wholesale Pitch From Winchester Company
Salesmen wanted for a large spring and fall stock of Apple Pear Peach Phun apricot Cherry Grape and more. Includes small fruits shade ornamental trees roses and wholesale wholesaling to large planters. Notes accepted payable in six twelve or eighteen months. Write for wholesale prices Acilvess Samuzay Nersing Co Winchester Tenn.
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Acilvess Samuzay Nersing Co
Winchester
Farmers Outlook subscription offer for 1896 campaign
The Farmers Outlook in Caunesville, Georgia promotes a prepay subscription deal for the 1895 to 1896 period, urging readers in the sixth district to distribute reform literature. It promises discounts and free issues through November next year, and offers a cash-subscriber contest across seventeen counties to reward the most subscriptions sent.
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Don Eynus
Setion
Gainesville
Eaxch
Yth
Friends of Reform
Sun District
Farmers Outlook
Caunesville
Cleveland Commercial Notary Public Notice
G 8 KYTLE KYTLE Cleveland TT rr special attention given to collections etc Commercial notary public note indicating emphasis on collection actions and official notarial duties in this region.
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Gainesville GA
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