Rural route added as Murrayville opens new line
Murrayville Georgia adds a rural route starting November fifteenth designated No. second with about 75 box patrons and 480 to 500 names enrolled. Meantime Georgia cotton yields may fall behind a million bales while Etna Parks of Dawson County faces illicit distilling charges and Dr A J Cavender plans to move to Dahlonega for family education.
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A. J. Cavender
Stobo
Dahlonega
Cavender
Hall County
Gainesville
D. Payne Smith
Murrayville
Lumpkin County
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Nature Plan
Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on nature in treating colds. It relieves the cough, eases the lungs, aids expectoration and restores the system to health. Thousands testify to its superiority. Price 25 cents, large size 50 cents. Sold by Dr C H Jones, Dahlonega Ga.
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Chamberlain
C. H. Jones
Dahlonega
Going Out of Business at Auraria
Jorn T. Minner announces the closing of his 28 year dry goods and grocery store in Auraria with stock to be sold for cash by January 1, 1906. Owed accounts should be settled. after 80 days any unsettled debts will be sent to a collection officer. The building and fixtures will be available to rent to a capable buyer.
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Adams, Johnson and Davis
John T. Cassady
Nashville
Ivey Johnson
Roland
Iowa
Tir Neaonr
Georgias
Barlow
Bainbridge
Lew Christy
Garnet
Man
New York
Bregman
Oledo
Campbell
Auraria
Jorn T. Minner
Nation Farmers' Congress Opposes Government Rate Making
At Ricumoxo September 16 the Farmers National Congress convention denounced government rate fixing for railroads. Delegates from all states rejected giving a government body power to set freight rates, citing higher shipping costs for farmers and middlemen, while affirming strict enforcement against rebates and special favors and urging stronger legal remedies.
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Nation Farmers’ Congress
Ricumoxo
Esch-Townsend Inl
Farmers’ National Congress
Congress i8
South
Middle West
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams
Wisconsin
What B. 8. Meaders & Sons Have to Say
An advertisement from B. R. Meaders & Sons announces a large shoe sale and a vast stock of stationery and school supplies arriving tomorrow at low prices. The store touts unchanged calico prices, cheap groceries, and discounted brushes, lamps, and electric items.
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Meaders & Sons
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