Arcus editor pledges progressive local paper for Butts county
A. A. Rose proclaims full control of The Arcus and outlines aims to publish a truthful local paper with countywide representation, school correspondents, and congressional news, while inviting patronage and announcing a subscriber drive with cash prizes. He credits McDonald for layout and promises better quality and community service. The notice ends with a reader incentive and an ad for Hood's Pills.
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Jackson
Butts County
City of
Washington
Congress
Arcus
Call for Fire Protection in Jackson Wins Support
The writer urges Jackson residents to prepare for fires by installing a water tank on the court house square with hose attachments. They warn that a dry season could again leave the town helpless and liken inaction to never locking a stable after a theft. The piece ends with a medicinal plug for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Jackson
Court House
President Cleveland’s Message and Foreign Policy Outlook
The president’s message, long and revealing, shows sympathy for Cu bans but a cautious stance toward them. It urges arbitration for the Venezuela dispute and supports a gold standard with greenbacks retired. The policy’s wisdom will unfold over the next few years.
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Cleveland
Venezuela
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Renewal
An assortment of brief notes tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for dizziness and tiredness, claiming it purifies blood and strengthens nerves. The piece also mentions the Bush bill defeat and various political and literary quips including remarks on military visits and newspaper figures.
Tillie Stern Heroine Rescues in East Side Fire
Tillie Stern a 19 year old girl in a tenement on East Eighty fifth street New York saved two lives during a blaze. She turned in the alarm helped evacuate tenants and carried a mortally ill mother and a baby Hortense to safety before collapsing. Her quick actions and risk to life underscore her bravery and resolve.
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Tillie Stern
East Highty-fifth Street
New York
Herteuse Peakmaster
Tillie
Leonard Speakmaster
Hortense
Charles Roeder
First Avenue
Mrs. Speakmaster
Mrs. Stern
New York World
Tried and Found Guilty
A legal brief reports a verdict of guilty in a case concerning dry goods and hats, with the defendant found liable on charges presented before the court.
Hartwick lumberman's wife finds relief with Pain Basin
The wife of Hartwick lumberman Mr D Robinson suffered rheumatism for five months. He praises Chamberlain's Pain Basin as the only thing that gave her rest from pain and notes many severe cases have been cured. Sold by Dr W L Carmichael for 50 cents per bottle.
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D Robinson
Hartwick
N. Y
Robinson
Chamberlain
W. L. Carmichael
Senator Jeffer Stays Home for Season Amid Adversity
Senator Jeffer will remain at home for a season with his whiskers spared as a wave of adversity blows through them.
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Ingersoll
New York
Colonel Ingersoll
Chicago Post
Jeffer
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