Advertising Rates and Notices in The Graham Leader
The Graham Leader lists weekly publication details and rates for advertising and notices. Rates include 1 inch first insertion seven dollars, subsequent insertions six, and a per line charge. rural advertisers receive a liberal deduction. Obituary notices and tributes cost extra, with political candidate announcements set at state district ten dollars, county five, and precinct three, all payable in advance.
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Rurar
Cleveland Letter Shows Governor Elect’s Plain Talk
Grover Cleveland writes from Buffalo on election night reflecting his aim to govern as a practical public servant for one term, avoiding re election and focusing on the people’s interests. He hopes his mother’s prayers aid his success while asking his brother for support and trust.
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Grover Cleveland
Newark
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Leslie
Grovan Chiveland
We Are Coming To A Campaign Of Scandal And Obscenity
A 19th century editorial warns of a campaign dominated by vicious slander and sexualized attacks. It condemns party organs for obscene, salacious tactics and predicts widespread moral deterioration unless the public denounces such methods. The piece denounces both Cleveland and Blaine campaigns and urges a return to decent discourse.
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Eall
Aeag
Roland
Oliver
Cleveland
Blaine
Independent Press
Herald
Gov. Ireland
James G. Blaine
Fear of Cholera Death Sparks Panic in Blaine
Report from Blaine and Chicago notes warnings of lethal cholera, describing fear and urgency as residents face a potential outbreak and the public grapples with lack of time for repentance.
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Blaine
Chicago
Herald condemns slander from "Poof Buffalo" in harsh campaign critique
The Herald denounces a torrent of slander and corruption said to originate from the Poof Buffalo. It warns of far-reaching damage unless the nation rebukes vicious leaders now, urging restraint and reform at the campaign’s outset.
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Ehames
American Republic
Confederate Reunion Note on Skillet Theft and Punishments
A postscript from a Houston letter to ex Confederate comrades jokes about a skillet of corn bread stolen during a retreat at Corinth. It lists culprits and threats of military style discipline, with colorful dialect exchanges and threats of months in jail. The Delroit Free Press credits the item.
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Don Sigle
Houston
Corinth
Douglas Battery
Hughes
Mick Gray
G. A. Knight
Joe Sigle
Moses Watson
Nebber
Peter Snow
Moses
Bijah
Delroit Iree Press
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