Governor Atkinson names state bank depositories for four year term
Governor Atkinson appoints La Grange Banking and Trust Company Bank of the University of Georgia Griffin Banking Company Bank of the State of Georgia at Savannah Hawkinsville Banking and Trust Company Third National Bank of Columbus Central Georgia Bank at Macon as state depositories for four years starting after their current terms. Each bank pays 2 percent daily balance interest as per prior contract. Macon Ga February 1881.
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Atkinson
la Grange Banking and Trust Company
Bank of the University of Georgia
Griffin Banking Company
Bank of the State of Georgia
Savannah
Hawkinsville Banking and Trust Company
Third National Bank of Columbus
Central Georgia Bank
Macon
Treasury
Plea for Subscriptions from ArGuUs Publisher
The ArGuUs appeals to readers in arrears to settle with a small amount. They note two or three hundred dollars in subscriptions would help improve the paper and urge paying a dollar to continue deliveries, expressing lasting thanks.
A Tender Mouse
A brief comic note from the Cincinnati Enquirer portrays two mice in a domestic scene. The second mouse mentions Willie, who was raised on love letters and cannot endure the cold.
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Willie
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chunked quotes spark juvenile humor in old papers
A Cincinnati Enquirer item relays Tommy’s quip about old men with money in a teacher’s lesson. A Philadelphia Record note adds a joke about bees, imagination, and length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Cincinnati Enquirer
Patent Article Pioneers Demand Genuine Recognition
The quote notes that imitation may appear flattering but true respect goes to the original creator of world renowned patent articles, sparing praise for mere copies. It underscores originality and authenticity over copied fame in industrial goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Worthville News Briefs and Local Notes from Ex
Valentine hints and social notes from Worthville highlight engagements, travels, and community life. Mentions of Miss Lizzie Miers, Leila Moore, Anna Hendricks, and local visits to Covington frame a snapshot of town society, education, and recent home improvements. The piece also comments on tea and alcohol trends with references to senators and global consumption patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Miers
Covington
Leila Moore
McDonough
Witty Debate on Homegrown Veggies Opens Courtroom Banter
The dialogue features Mrs Newlywed claiming to raise all vegetables at home while Mrs Oldun questions the cost. The judge interjects with a quip about avoiding adulteration, highlighting a humorous court exchange rather than a serious dispute.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for skin and wound care
The advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best treatment for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price at 25 cents per box with sale through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druegist
Excellent Method Cleff Dialogue On Julia Cleff Singing
A brief exchange notes Julia Cleff as a singer candidate. The staff praises her method, saying she never sings when the observer is at home, while a Boston Transcript comment questions her vocal ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleff
Julia
Boston Transcript
Bottled Up Treatment for Blood Diseases
A historical medical critique condemns common blood infection cures like potash and mercury as harmful, saying they mask symptoms while poisoning the system. The piece warns these drugs dry out marrow, cause joint stiffness, and lead to rheumatic pain and worse outcomes.
Contagious Blood Poison remedy claims in 19th century ad
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a safe vegetable cure for Contagious Blood Poison and other blood diseases, criticizing mercury and potash treatments. It asserts long experience, a $1000 reward, and offers free books from Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Simmons Liver
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
S.S.S
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
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F. T. Abel
H. J. Lamar & Sons
Macon Ga
E. C. Robison
Ham
Georgia
Worthville Notes
James Willis
Jackson
A. J. Roberts
Messrs. Willis
Sister City
Anna Hendricks
Worthville
Thompson Potts
Ossie Stodghill
Ed Walthall
Ethel Walthall
Lucy Stodghill
Clara Pullman
Worthville Academy
G. W. Wood
Baptist Church
Benson
Alex Aiken
T. H. Barns & Son
Jackson Street
South Worthville
Mr. Lump Gresham
Will Duke
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Spain
Europe
Chew Lange
A. C.meyer&co
Balto
Bucklen
Anna Gage
U. S
Columbus, Kan
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Gheppard
Jack
W.M. Mallet
Planters Ware
Jackson Consolidated Coal Co
Southern Railway
Brunswick
Everett
Pofeep Ks
Surren-y
Pueies
Lumber City
Cincinnati
Blovilia
Eastman
Normandale
Helena
Limber City
Hazehurst
Surrency
Jesup
Ar Brunswick
Liam
Cain
Jacksonville
W. H. Green
Washington
D.C
J. M.culp
W.R. Beauprie
Atlanta, Ga
J.S. B. Tompson
Atlanta,Ga
W. A. Turk
Washington, D, C
H. Hardwick
Butts County
W. M. Mallet
Surrey
Andirea
Elkhart Carriace & Harness Mfc. CO
Elkhart
Ind
Address
Blood Balm CO
Grand St
Gate City Fence Works
N. J. Harmon, Ageenv
Jackson, Georgia
Courtland Avenue
Nien
Copipany
Botanic Blood
Baim
Blood Balm GO
Pitcher’s Castoria
Miles
Eure
C.a.snow&co
Patent Office
Wash
Ston, D.C
PS SR Tne
Smith
Eritet
SF KY
Cort
Kentucky University
Wilsur &R. Smith
Lexington, KV
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MEY Ward & CO
Michigan Ave
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Broadway
America
New York City
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