Savannah Dublin and Macon rail line plans revealed
A Savannah based railroad project outlines a 157 mile line from Savannah to Macon via Dublin. Contracts for the first sixty two miles are set, with expectations to finish by October and run trains in four hours, using 56 pound rails and 17x34 engines.
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Avlanta
Major Jones
Secretary of the State
Savannah, Dublin and Western Railroad
Short Line Railway Company
Guarantee Trust and Safe Seposit Company
Philadelphia
United States
Evan P Hower
R. A. Hardeman
Howard F. W. Palmer
A. B. Linderman
Constitution
South Georgia
Savannah
Dublin
Macon
Dabin
Central
Dublin Co
Americus
John Powers
Bowman, Myrick & Co
Americas
Columbus
Mr. Linderman
Savavnosh
Georgia
Savanash
Tennessee
Lo Poor
Birmingham
Kataula
South Alabama
Hawkinsville
Cochran
Thomases
Dudley M. Hughes
Twiggs County
Dublin and
Savannah, Dublin and
J. H. Powers
J. H. Powers & Co
Artar
Powers
Florida
Estern
Colonel Whittle
Hardy Smith
Laurens
Nere
Captain's Fortunate Discovery On Board Schooner
Captain Coleman and his crew aboard the schooner Free, plying Atlantic City routes, found instant relief from coughing using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. The remedy eased chest soreness after a single dose and became the household standard. Free trial bottles offered at E J Eldridge s Drug Store. Kid bedspreads described as new house beautification items made from discarded kid glove backs and gauntlets.
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Capt. Coleman
Weymouth
Atlantic City
Dr. King
Coleman
Local notes from Trontaxp April 13 report mixed fortunes
The letter page records guano trade debates with plans for nine hundred tons and concerns over credit. It notes a dangerous depot accident injuring merchant Mr. Tracy, a strong Sunday school under Capt. Parker, a planned May ALP and LL trip, a death from pneumonia, and civic updates on the mayor, a judge’s family, and local travel to a tournament.
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Trontaxp
Siti
Sayin Dawson
So-And-So
Richland
Tracy
Parker
Dora
William Clark
Clark
Sinter County
Mixa Ethridge
Louis Ethridge
J. T. Lunsford
Supreme Court
Stewart County
Hte
Misa Dora Moors
Weston
J. W. Tracy
T. A. H. Meyer
New Doctor Foot Arrives in Bronwood as Town Sees Quiet Week
In Bronwood residents note a new physician Dr. Foot, praise Sam Thompson for a Sunday ride, and comment on pleasant farming weather. J J Barnes buys the storehouse with trunks promised cheaper prices. J J Hill leaves for Hatcher Station to wed Miss Willie Dozier, returning with bride and guests for a depot reception at Geo Hill’s.
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Hatcher
Harden Station
L.P. Dozier
Misa Willie Dozier
Hill
Bronwood
Eufaula
Willie
Essie Methvin
Georgia
North
Alabama
W. L. Lancaster
M. &E. Railroad
Smith
Qurrman
Foot
Sam Thompson
Sam
Babe Gunnels
Ohio
J. G. Wells
J.J. Barnes
J. J. Hill
Hatcher Station
Willie Dozier
Myrta
Inez Hil
Mesaré
O. Simpson
John J. Hill
Mr. Hill
Strings of Other Harps in Americus Offers Bargains
The Bargain Man reports a four week absence from Western and Eastern markets has yielded a large stock bought at low prices. Amid hard times, cash customers and job lots are rewarded with bargains as wholesalers seek to sell out. Americus store claims one of its largest spring and summer stocks ever.
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Americus
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Daelis
Beaver Steamship Line
Liverpool
Castle Garden
London
John M. Stuels
Oglethorpe
Opertiones
Ben. Hy M. Kaigler
Wm. Hudson
Willis
Green
BE. Cobb
Union
Primitive Baptist Church
Bluff Springs Sartay
Englishy
Marge
McG
Alb
Hamburg
M.cohren
Cotton Avenue
Bank of Americus
New York
J. L. Mack
Miss Sue F’.Daniel
Lineary SrTrockz
E. 8
Call and
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