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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1884

Page

2

Senatorial conventions call in Georgia counties

The August 23 1884 notices invite Democrats from Bulter, Schley and Macon to a convention at Americus on the 37th of August at 3 p.m. to nominate a candidate for the 18th Senatorial District, and a Twelfth District convention in Lumpkin on September 2 at 12 o'clock noon to nominate a candidate for that district.

Bumter Schley Macon Americus Opera House L. O. Nines Stewart, Webster Quitman Court House Lumpkin M. Jones Bannen

Railroad Contractors Sealed Bids for Tie Work Locally

Sealed proposals will be received at the People's National Bank office in Americus until noon August 24 1884 for grading cross ties and trestling on the Americus Preston and Lumpkin Railroad from Americus Sumter to Lumpkin Stewart. Proposals show sections and may be viewed after August 20 1884 at the Chief Engineer's Americus office. Bids to begin work by September 1 1884 with a forfeitable bank check to President A P and L BR E. The company may reject any or all bids.

Georgia Henderson Atlanta Savannah Times J. T. Henderson Comptroller People’s National Bank American Americux, Preston and Lumpkin Americus Sumter County Lumpkin Stewart County Lanahannee Creek Lanahassee Creek Kincheroonee Creek Niochetoonee Creek

Removal lance promises quick store move and offers

A terse note declares a rapid relocation of two stores and insists that former offers are genuine and will be fulfilled. It invites customers to verify in person and be convinced.

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Dried Fruit O M Cohen Poot On Cotton Avenue

A brief street note mentions a dried fruit shop or vendor linked to M Cohen located on Cotton Avenue. The readable fragment provides only this sparse detail without dates or wider context.

Oliver & Oliver Advertise First Class Buggies and Harness

The firm invites the public to inspect their large stock of finished single and double seat buggy wagons and harnesses all made in house. They claim to be first to introduce and continually improve the Dexter buggy and offer repairs at lower costs than rivals in Americus, Ga. July 25, 1884.

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