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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1887

Page

6

Look Out for Old Potter on the Nebraska Rails

A Nebraska rail line tale recalls Potter the old drunkard living near Sutton in Clay county who fed his habit along the tracks. Train crews once tried a scare to wake him, nearly causing disaster, but Potter survived and later reformed, becoming a prosperous farmer. The fragment shifts to Pulaski and Dougherty counties with criminal cases and jail counts, noting Z. T. Ennis’s 175 dollar sentence for malicious mischief and a Dougherty jail population including seven “monner” cases among twenty-five prisoners, with several from nearby counties.

Nebraska Sutton Clay County Chicago Burlington and Quincy Potter Pat Curran Pat Old Potter Dave Thompson Lincoln Lowell Dave Shay Oman Z. T. Ennis Dooly County Pulaski C. P. Brown Hawkinsville Ryan Chain Gang Dougherty County Monner Henry Dickerson Baker County Furnishes Coffee Mitchell

Only After Death Microscope Reveals Kidney Truths

The article extols the microscope as a key to diagnosing kidney derangements and Bright's disease, noting its history and impact on medical knowledge. It asserts Warner's safe cure as a recognized kidney remedy, discusses doctor objections to its formula, and emphasizes lay access and widespread trust in the treatment.

Bright Warrer Todey Warner

A Valuable Jug An Incident of the Gate War Told by an Old Soldier

A Macon Telegraph reader recalls March 1864 when the First Georgia Regiment moved from Virginia to Florida. Capt Paine’s wagon carried gold watches and $12,000. a teamster hid the money in a jug after stealing it, gambling on returning for it. The jug held the entire sum when opened, a striking Civil War relic.

Macon Georgia McGill Virginia Florida Chattahoochee Ospt Paine

Muskegon Man Holds Stake in Lottery Ticket Prize

A Muskegon man named John Campbell of Gow, Mojo & Co., North Muskegon, Mich., has been revealed to own a tenth interest in the winning Louisinga State Lottery ticket No 91966 which drew the First Capital Prize of 150000 dollars in the January drawing. The disclosure caused considerable excitement according to the January 13 Muskegon Chronotype report.

Louisinga John Campbell Irm Gow, Mojo & Co North Muskegon Mich Muskegon Mich Chronisclo Louisiana State Lottery

Indian idol found by J W Sykes on Bacon creek

J W Sykes unearthed at J W Burge’s place on Bacon creek Bartow county an Indian idol. The sculpture depicts a human figure and weighs about fifty pounds standing twenty six inches high. Made of silver ore and valued at around $150 in silver content.

J. W. Sykes J. W. Burge Bacon Creek Bartow County

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