Meriwether City Panes Through Emancipation Notify
Mericus city records recount a busy week with visitors like Miss Berths Clegg from Columbus and Arthur Ettinger from New York. locals such as J. F. Deas and G. M. drawn in Georgia and many merchants and officials noted at the A. P. L. road. The theme centers on climate, growth, and impending celebrations at the old courthouse with a city intent on progress and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Lewis
Lumpkin
Yesetrday
H. Tommey
Cordele
Mericus
Berths Clegg
Columbus
Arthur Ettinger
Newrk
Annie Willis
Hawkinsile
J. E. D. Ship
Lee
Yessay
J. E. B. Love
Western
Atlantic Rail
J. F. Deas
G. M
Georgia
Jessra
J. L. Joiner
W. H. Jes
Stewart
Pauline Pugh
Anthony, A
Wesleyan College
D. P. Pugh
N. C. Alston, Jr
Richland
R. L. Hester
Atlanta
Postclerk
Notifican
Old Court House
the &L
Suny
J. W. Chastine
Eufaula
Gene Brown
Jeane Walker
Eugenie Try
Glennville
Ala
A. C
A. Black
Eaty Black
Amingham
Messrs. Bates
Ineberry & Co
Tes
Irj. W. Wells
Smithville
White Heat
Lee County
Eri
Beavers
New York
Davis
Lue Street
A.C
Americus
Tman Club
Mwick News
South
Gulf States
North
Thia
New Orleans Picayune
Bay
Bermuda
County election tallies show close results across districts
Sumter County voters delivered tight counts for sheriff, ordinary, clerk, receiver, treasurer, coroner, surveyor, and collector across multiple districts. Webster, Schley, and Lee counties also reported spirited contests with incumbents re-elected in Webster, while Lee saw a contested sheriff race. Resolutions of respect mark a community mourning Mrs. P. F. Suggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Clay
Speer
Wheeler
Allen
Mize
Bullivan
Furlow
Parker
Bedenbaugh
Williams
Stewart
Dozier
Sheppard
Logan
Ross
Speight
Lester
Boss
Markett
Car Superior Court
Allod
Webster County
J. B. Nicholson
Schley County
Wm. Allen
J. N. Cheney
T. B. Myers
Freeman Dixon
J. M. Acre
R. M. Murphey
Lee County
E. B. Martin
Jas. Salter
Judge Edwards
Messrs. Simmons
Kimbrough
Leesburg
James Salter
Ed Martin
Martin
Salter
Shockley
al- Nance
P. F. Suggs
Suggs
Americas Recorder
Republican
Sullivan
Outlaw
Wey Williame
Tees
Americus Year in Review Sets Stage for 1889 Progress
The piece celebrates Americus Georgia’s progress with water and gas works, cotton compress, mills, a growing real estate base, a booming cotton trade, and planned growth including hotels, factories, banks, and roads. It notes a 10,000 population, upcoming electric lights, a street railroad, a large cotton factory, and new church and banks, urging united effort for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Georgia
New Baptist Church
Lee and
Taylor Streets
Savannah and Western
Eastman
Savannah
Montgomery
Americas
Post-Office Robbery Rumors and Local News in Cordele
Cordele’s post office is rumored robbed by local figures, naming W. W. Peterson as the alleged culprit and Lula Harper as post mistress. The issue accompanies assorted ads and brief notices about medicines, ephemera, and regional business, with Society and crime items interwoven across pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
W. W. Peterson
Lula
F Peterson
Lula Harper
Cordelo
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R.C. Cotter
Mulberry
Mason
Atthe
Ear
WY. Calhoun
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Baas
Allan
Aneavenys Stewart
Plavias
Sevenway
Pat Markett
Tee
Tyler Desk Co
St. Louis
Tyler
Preston and Lumpkin
Savannah, Americus and Montgomery
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Sam Hawkins
Sam
Camilla Clarion
John R. Shaw
St. Calvin Canter & Son
van Brren
Vanes A
Bucnannan & Beul
Jas. Hatcher
New Court House
Dr. Eldridge
Coon's
Arthur Rylander
Jole
Knox and Stetson Hats
Justin
Messrs
Rose & Holt, Druggista
Chase
Harley
E. J. Eldridge
Wm. Jeffries
Richard Harrison
Abbeville
Jordan
Dickey’ Brothers
Jas. Kirven
Kirven
Dickey
Bond
Our Folka
Will Saddler
Jule Bird
Geo. E. Thornton
Prenton
W. J. Harper
B. B. Hamilton
Coney
Alfred Wurm
Frits Widemayer
Wurm
Carl Schneider
Janl
Brown & Haines
Our City
Fridaay
Gro
D. Wheatley
Japan
A. K. Hawkes
Bir
Ully
R. It. Hubbard
Gov. Tex
Hall
Brown & Harper
Jans In
Southern Express