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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1884

Page

2

Democratic Conventions and Cotton Market News From Americus

The Americus scene covers Democratic conventions in Americus and Webster counties on August 5 and 6 1884 to nominate candidates for Congress governor and electors plus notes on Sciley and Ellaville meetings. It also surveys cotton trade movement with weekly receipts, imports, exports, prices, and political notes on Prohibition and Cleveland Hendricks.

Georgia Americus Opera House Webster County Gaz Prenton Atlanta J.P. Braty Ch'm Titornton Sec Ellaville Sciley Sciley County Court House Congres Banowhs G.T Wanken See'y the Chronicle Great Britain France Houston Inter Lee County Albany Leesburg J. W. Forrester G. W. Warwick Forrester Warwick H. L. Long Long W. C. Gill Lee Loog

Balobridge's artesian well runs on in Milton County

Georgia news item lists Balobridge's artesian well near Milton County still flowing and deep as it nears Gill, noting a war pensioner of 1819 age and death last week amid a roundup of local occurrences.

Balobridge Gill Deep Milton County Worth County Cuthbert Eufauls Fannin County Garrett Rod Broadwell Griffin News Griffin Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad Brunswick and Albany Banner-Watchman Athens 8. Crowley Roswell

The Sew Cotton Pickers Harvester Invention

Describes Mason of Sumter who built a single axle light frame cotton harvester with sixteen to seventy rods per shaft, revolving brass picking stems and gearing. A horse walks ahead in a furrow while rods pick cotton, tear it from pods, and drop into boxes then to a rear bag and elevator.

Mason Sumter

Oliver & Oliver Still Lead in Buggy Stock

Oliver and Oliver invite the public to their shop to inspect a large stock of first class finished buggies and wagons. They claim to be the first to introduce single and double seat dexter buggies in the country and offer repairs and rework at lower prices than competitors. They advertise their own manufacture and promise low prices with harness included.

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