Southern Rise and Silver Debate Ignite Capitalist Plans
A circulated tale claims Northern financiers plan to loan Southern bankers to push money growth and stoke unrest. The piece asserts the South will prosper regardless, backed by silver advocates, while condemning gold standard influence and warning of future hardships. Col. A. Darnell says he tires of goldbuggism and will not seek re election. Republicans unlikely to win in the Ninth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
A. Darnell
Congress
Egg output and local mockery stir Georgia notes
A garbled 19th century note highlights egg value, with hens in a salubrious Georgia climate laying well enough to price eggs at 7 cents a dozen, cheaper than cotton. It mocks a Dah Lonega Signal editor, lampoons a Sparta Ishmaactite editor, mentions gold rumors in North Georgia, and reports on taxation and politics in the region. It also notes a census-taker correspondent, a ten-pound honey tale, and a new local girl, plus church and tax duties.
Love Letter From 1893 County Correspondence
A historical notice prints an unreadable love letter dated October 10 1893 in rustic spelling. It pleads affection and promises to write weekly while requesting a reply next Sunday. The piece preserves the original handwriting style and capitalization.
Town Creek Topics and Local Happenings
Town Creek notes report visiting relatives from Lampkin county and a yellow mill upgrade nearing operation at Wilson gold mill. Court at Town Creek heard lively cases with Squires Allen and McAfee involved. Local figures like A TL Menderson, G W Shui, Tom Clark, J Ed Stancel and Bud Allen appear amid church, business and farming chatter.
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Town Creek
Lively
Squires Allen and
McAfee
Tesnatee Ticks From Sunday Visits And Local Talk
Miss Annie Castleberry visited her sister Mrs W C Tlood Sunday Pat Allison and W C Hood attended services at Mt Pleasant Will Merritt went to see his girl Sunday There was a fellow caught out in the field and in the middle of May cleaning up just fixing to make a crap What do you think of him anyhow Mr Sewell the phonograph man will be at Dukes Creek Wednesday night John A Ledford and wife visited her mother near Blue Ridge Saturday
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Mr. Sewell
Duke's Creek
John A. Ledford
Blue Ridge
Tavecarh
National Recorder
Washington, D.C
America
National Reporter
United Sy
John Wedderburn & CO
F Street
N. W
Witte
Blue Creek Budget and Local Visits
R P Kinsey and wife visited relatives at Cornelia Saturday. A man on White Creek sent his wife to the store with a dozen eggs to buy tobacco salt and coffee. George Freeman spent a few hours with his uncle Press Pruitt of Habersham Sunday. Miss Ida Smith and Miss Essie Smith of Habershaw visited sister Mrs George Stoval Saturday. It appears Blue Creek has gone by one more time.
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White Creek
George Freeman
Press Pruitt
Habersham
Ida Smith
Essie Smith
Habershaw
George Stoval
Blue Creek
Agricultural Qs to Commissioner Nesbit on cotton and groundpeas
The interview covers reduced cotton acreage and its limited immediate effect on prices. It advises farmers to diversify, cutting debt exposure while stabilizing home food supplies. It also details a groundpea fertilizer mix, oil content, and notes two mills in the U S, with oil industry shifts and postwar planting timing.
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Nesbit
St. Lonia
New York
Compound Oxygen Its Mode of Action and Results
An advertised medical booklet by Drs Starkey and Palen claims 200 pages detailing the mode of action and remarkable cures of chronic diseases with a wide record of cases once abandoned by other physicians. Mailed on request to any address. Starkey Palen 1529 Arch Street Philadelphia Potos mention his paper
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Drs. Starkey & Palen
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Potos
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Cleveland Progress
W. W. Price
Ungan
White County
Cleveland
Cleveland, Ga
Constitution
Woodward
Dahlonega Signal
Bro. Price
Tak Chew Elan P Progress
Bro. Woodward
Monageries
Borneo
Lewis
Sparta Ishmaactite
North
Georgia
South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Iman
James Morris
John Morris
Shoal Creek
A.C. Ledford
C. Spence
Mt. Plessant
G. N. Colley
Commencement
Louisville Lines
C. M. McAfee
Lampkin County
Wilson
James Allison
Thomas Allison
A. TL. Menderson, Jie
Upper
G. W. Shui
Line Ridge
Mossy Creek
Tom Clark
J. A. Cantrell
Bo Il. Turner
Morris Old Place
Mt. Pisgah
Lumpkin County
J. Ed
Stancel
Bud Allen
Sto
Annie Castleberry
W. C. Tlood
Pat Allison
W. C. Hood
Mt. Pleasant
Will Merritt
Blue Creek Budget
R. P. Kinsey and
Wife
Cornelia
Agricultural
W. W. Pr
Mr. H
Avery Lovejoy
Hood
Heod
T. Avery
Lovejoy
Gainesville
Alison
Blenehea
M Department
Brussels
Alsen Fall
Niece Russ
Mates Carpets
White Goods
Ray
India
Pric
Miy
J. EK. Murphy
West Side Public Square
Bash
Clark Bell & Co
Clark, Bell & CO
Ieen
Gee Gee Incy
Fayers
Bob Novelties
Agen the
Everett Pianos
Quaker City
Lane
Kytle
Lian
Nees
Val Yleuge
Terepotin
Ferrers
Cornish & CO
Uieyins
Wassineron
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