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Americus Weekly Recorder in Americus, Georgia

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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1887

Page

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Americus Georgia A Surge of Growth and Opportunity

Americus in Sumter County Georgia sits on the southwestern railroad about 71 miles from Mecon and 90 miles north of the Florida line. The area boasts diverse crops and a mild climate. With a population near 6000, it features schools, churches, a public library, several newspapers, an opera house, water works, and multiple industries. The city bills itself as the Commercial Capital of southwest Georgia, powered by new rail lines and a growing mercantile sector. Immigrant-friendly, the town invites enterprising merchants and farmers to contact the ERKUs Recorder for information.

Sumter County Georgia Southwestern Mecon Americus Tre Americus, Preston & Lumpkin R Ri Erkus Recorder

Lee kinfolk and Virginia politics rise in New York crowds

The New York Evening Sun highlights Gen Amy Lee, Robert E. Lee’s son and Virginia congressman elect, as a towering, military bearing figure in Broadway. It notes his wealth, farming career at Ravenswood, and potential bid for Senate if Democrats win Virginia, alongside remarks on relatives Gen Custis Lee and Gov Fitzhugh Lee and the family’s deep political reach.

New York Evening Sun Broadway Amy Lee Robert E. Lee Virginia Lees Amy Fitzhugh Ravenswood Fairfax County Congress Riddle~berger Senate Gen George Washington Parke Custis Lee University Lexington Custis Gen. Fitzhugh Lee United States Senate Maj. Lee Appomattox Virginia State Senate Mary Rome Cardinal Gibbons Richmond

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