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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1886

Page

7

Best Shoes at Rylanders and a Wedding Notice

Thanksgiving greetings come from a New York store manager who returns favors to rivals in a bid for UWE ads. A wedding announces Miss Parker and Mr E Speer tying the knot at the bride’s residence with Rev. Clarke officiating. In Terrell Superior Court J P Griffin found guilty of fornication and fined four hundred dollars plus costs. Postmaster T J S Patillo of Feterprise, Lee county, bound over $300 to next term for opening a registered letter.

New York Uwe Barney Parker You Parker Mr. E. ©. Speer J.C. A. Clarke J. P. Grifin Terrell Superior Court T. J. S. Patillo Feterprise Lee County United States Court

Three Passenger Trains Daily Begin Sunday on Southwest RR

Beginning Sunday three trains run daily on the South Western Railroad. Trains arrive Americus and depart at 9:09 A.M. 1:18 P.M. and 8:43 P.M. Westbound times are 6:18 A.M. 2:16 P.M. and 6:19 P.M. The added service boosts road business and aids travelers.

South Western Railroad Americus

One Dollar. Black's Saves and Homicide in Dooly County

Harris county style clipping reports a homicide in Dooly after a supper where a negro fired a pistol under whiskey influence, killing one and wounding two. no suspect named. Fire destroys Charles Heyes gin house with loss of bales of cotton. list of claimants follows. Also ad blurbs for a patent medicine, a shoe repair shop, and pianos at Black’s.

Dooly Gum Crees Dooly County Sable Charles Heyes Charles Heys Toba Ed Thomas W. H. McCrea Henry Williams Evans Smith John Law Artaway Carter Hate Lille Green

Death of Judge Willis Hawkins Shocks Americus

The city mourns the death of Judge Willis A. Hawkins born January 15, 1825 in Madison Georgia. A self made lawyer and Civil War veteran, he led a long career in Americus and served briefly as a Supreme Court judge. He was famed for generosity and large intellect, with funeral rites held at his residence and Oak Grove cemetery attended by city officials and many citizens.

Willis A. Hawkins Madison Morgan County Sparksville Lee County Americus Mary Finn Ucsptsin Muckabee Guards H.K. McKay United States District Court McKay Col. Hawkins Georgia Martin J. Crawford Congress Supreme Court J. O. A. Clarke A. B. Campbell Oak Grove Cemetery Bot Jim

Entomb a scandal death and the slandered public life

The piece laments slander as a weapon damaging virtue and reputation. It contrasts a drunken street scene and a moralizing sermon on public gullibility, criticizing crowds drawn to impostors and the ease with which rumor corrupts individuals, families, and Sabbath sanctity. It ends noting vice and gambling erode civic virtue.

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Rylander’s Rylander Ying Black Bucklen D. Eldridge Anruun Rylander Avericus Schneider Earth J.A D. F. Davenport Lamar Street Americus, GA W.T. Davenport & Son Grand S. Republic Americas D. F. Davenfc John KR. Shaw Forsyth ST John Anr. Shaw H.d.watts the Old and Cael Grocer Sumter Will Ord Ste Forsyth and Troup Streets P. H. Williams Reconoga Ani Edward J. Miller Miller & McCall Americue Eueles & Specialty Beee Mlo McCorkle Charlon B. Orlep
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