Advertisers' notice and housekeeping tip in town
Anished. . Stavr-per gal. Tosacco-per b. Baceire. Inon Tits. Messie. Griffin & Hoffman, Newspa Advertising Agente, No. 4 Southstreet, Itimore, Md., are duly authorized to con tract for advertisements at our lowest rates. Advertisers in that City are requested to leave their favors with this house. E. Guess who is the nearest housekeeper in our town? We know her. She cleans her knives, china, windows, paint oil cloths, tables and floors, and frightens her tin, bras and copper wares with Enoch Morgan's So. Suapolio. Ask for it. It is a good thing.
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Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters hailed as premier tonic cure
The piece extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal antidote and cure for ailments including dyspepsia bilious disorders nervous debility and epidemic fever prevention. It argues rivals fail to match its long history and widespread use and warns against inferior local preparations. Also notes a LaGrange meeting on the North and South Railroad and Cpt Chipley’s update on grading and right of way with plans to locate ten miles toward Hamilton and the resignation of D W Lewis as secretary of the Georgia State Agricultural Society effective Feb 22 1872.
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Warm Weather Boosts Fruit Bloom and Local Notices
Unseasonably warm days have prompted fruit trees to bloom early. City property buyers are advised to read Judge D Goff's ad offering bargains. A Superior Court session next week is expected to spark a general jail cleaning and reform. The Rural Carolinian from Charleston is praised as valuable to planters, priced at $2.00 yearly. Randolph County Bible Society meets at 11 AM in the Presbyterian Church with Rev W A Parks preaching. Irish potatoes arrive, illustrating two-crop soil strategy.
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Cotton loot uncovered in Union seizure scheme
A United States Court of Claims probe into Civil War cotton seizures reveals agents sold low quality samples at twenty nine cents a pound while market value reached seventy five cents. Some bidders profited by reselling to the market, harming government recoveries with British claimants possibly getting compensation later.
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Bullock resigns Georgia governorship to thwart conspiracy
Georgia Oct. 23 1871 Gov Bullock announces his resignation to prevent a planned impeachment push by political conspirators. He transfers power to Senate President Benjamin Conley, warns of threats to Republican reforms, and pledges to aid future legal action. He appeals for patience and unity amid Reconstruction era tensions.
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Probable Future of the Cotton Market
The article outlines today’s unusually low cotton prices despite favorable supply prospects. It cites Liverpool as depressingly influencing world markets, with East India cotton in surplus and Indian harvest issues looming. It notes potential price recovery as Atlantic cotton production resumes and warns pruning factors may shift prices upward.
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