Fires at Judge Haskell home and dispensary debate
Sunday fire at Judge Haskell's Columbia home destroyed the family silver as firemen fought the blaze. Separately Governor Tillman disputed Attorney General Townsend over a local dispensary, while State codification efforts progressed with J. Ki Braveale, Asq., appointed to finish the laws.
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Law cost repeal sparks farmer banker fear over fees
A reply to Representative Mauldin argues repeal harms debtors and benefits only attorneys, noting that adding ten percent attorney fees to notes will raise costs for borrowers, farmers, and laborers, while preserving costs favors railroads and banks in court disputes.
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Alain Mr. Maslin
Mauldin
Cotton seed price rise and oil as lard substitute
Article notes cotton seed now valued at about forty cents per bushel as meat and lard prices stay high. It argues seed oil is a cheaper lard substitute, cites past prices, and reports Southern Agrin Oil Company offers exchanges of cotton seed for fertilizer, detailing options and implications for farmers.
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Southern Agellen Oil Company
Columbia
Cotton Prices and Farming Advice From a Dusty Era
A historical note discusses seed and fertilizer trade, urging farmers to haul seed in small lots and trade with vendors. It argues for cotton as a surplus crop, promotes corn and oats for home use, and criticizes policy that taxes oil mills and hampers enterprise, urging support for cotton seed utilization and local industry.
Appointment of Geo Hampton to railroad commissioner
Reliable information says Geo Hampton will be appointed railroad commissioner by General Wade Hampton and Cleveland. The post pays 81500 a year and requires little work. The Cleveland administration endorses the move amid notes of strong friendship and ingratitude themes.
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Cleveland
Wade Saapton
Geo. Hamptonr
Mr. Cleveland
Gen. Hampton
South Carolina
Grover Cleveland
Attorneys' Costs Show Shifting Ground In Law Reforms
A late winter ratification ends fixed attorney costs, changing who pays. The repeal shifts legal fees to each party, affecting creditors and debtors, and raises questions about actual benefits to the public and the credit system. A Mountaineer letter from J D Watkins of Blakely, Ga, notes personal healing with Blood Balm, illustrating the era’s emphasis on remedies.
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Mountaineer
Wounded Texas Congressman Elect Recounts Civil War Fight
Col. J. W. Cockkell of Texas, elected to Congress, was injured about thirty years ago in a clash between Federal and Confederate forces in southwest Missouri. A recent visit to a surgeon revealed a rising in his back and a large minie ball was removed. Mrs. Cleveland weighs gowns for the White House including pink brocade with pale green velvet and a lace cape and another brocade gown with a Marie Antoinette design and green feathers.
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Texas
Missouri
Irby Now Where Johnstone Was in Campaign Shifts
During the last campaign the dominant element claimed all and yielded nothing. Now Senator Irby adopts Johnstone’s liberal stance on fair division of offices between Cleveland supporters and opponents. Latimer’s hard line favored Alliancemen. he failed, and Irby shifts to a moderate position, urging balanced appointments. The Bible description celebrates its universal authority and guidance.
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Duke Cigarettes and Groceries Ad Promises Low Prices
A. M. Morris advertises a wide selection of cigars, tobacco, flour, coffee, sugar, meat, and groceries. He promotes plows and farming tools, invites customers to visit, and offers to buy dry hides and beeswax for resale. Weather note promised next time.
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