25 Dec 1891
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1891
Page
1
A scattered page presents religious exhortations about living a holy life and avoiding backdoor access to God, with quotes on Christian duty, and a section of bedside care tips for patients in a Young Ladies' Bazaar publication.
A ret ainedry goods clerk boasting of indispensability is told by the senior partner to act as if dead for one year to test if the business can survive without him. The exchange highlights a grim managerial experiment and the clerk’s reaction remains unclear in the excerpt.
A collage of 19th century ads touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as liver regulators and cure-alls for constipation biliousness and headaches. Davis & Kerlin promote pills and a government-like pledge of cheap stationery. Davis & Tendesen & Co advertise early bird sales and a Frank Leslie’s Weekly subscription offer with plant or seed bonuses. An unrelated note mentions a western balloonist sued for debt and estate settlement actions in Hampion Georgia.
Local notices demand payment by November 1 and announce executors and heirs settling estates. Public sales of land in Fayette and Coweta counties are listed with dates in January 1892, including parcels in districts 7 and property deeds. Officials named include J. B. Hewell Sheriff and K. W. Adams acting administrator.
An old newspaper ad promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers as a cure and Radam's Mirabe Killer as a universal remedy. It also touts Davis & Kerlin and Pown's Iron Almanac, and offers a recipe book giveaway at stores. The copy urges readers to send stamps for pamphlets and claims rapid cures.
Advertises subscription options with pricing for Die Sollot ing named pa vers Will be sent to wy per on for one year at stated prices. Includes references to a constitution and various names and figures while encouraging subscription now.
We are coins to collect who is owing to us. If you owe us come and pay at once or you will find your note or account in the hands of an officer. This applies to those who have not paid us, W. P. and M. L. Repwine. Payetteville, Ga. November 27, 1891.
An advertisement offers gold watches and a 20 year guarantee against wearing and movement faults. It describes agent recruitment for a $1 weekly fee and lists a club office in a London address with terms including express delivery and extended credit.
The notice promotes a illustrated paper market presence with latent sensational content. It claims wide distribution to readers at The United Hotel addresses and Franklin Square New York City. The text hints at a subscription or copy offer with a price of 61 00 and mentions delivery by mail for seven weeks.
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