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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1889

Page

8

Local Recouper notes wedding of Dennard and Sims

In Westox January reports the Recorder of Webster county notes the marriage of J. E. Dennard to Emily Sims at the bride's parents home near Weston on January 10, 1889. Ceremony performed by Rev. M. B. L. Binion with attendants listed. The piece also mentions Lola McLendon visiting, Sansome B. Dismukes returning from Athens, and Dr. O. T. Kenyon purchasing a buggy and horse.

J. E. Dennard Emily Sims Weston Recorder M. B. L. Binion C.T. Kenyon Ella Risch Blaffton W. H. King Florence Sims Bride O. R. Harris Sgmphia Annie Dennard Slater G. W. Sims Eula Adams Dennard Webster County Lola McLendon Sansome B. Dismukes Athens O. T. Kenyon

Putnam farmers weigh guano cost and labor strains

From Putnam Jan 15 farmers discuss not using guano unless affordable as last year while others speak up about shortages of hands and post election labor. The piece notes fertilizer costs, home manures as substitutes, rising flour and sugar prices, and potential economic shifts impacting farming. It also records a marriage at the bride’s father’s residence in Bo hley county and a near fatal accident involving John Hanker during a house move. January 26 set to examine teachers in Schley with grade-based licensing rules.

Putnam W. W. Montfort Fannie Texas Bedley Bohley County Susie Guy Ollie McMickle Marionony Matriony J. Harper J. P Morgan Stevens Americus Louvare Louvgate Academy Peek Whigham J. C. Lewis

Old Sixteenth Notes After Election Festivities and Local Happenings

In the Old Sixteenth column dated Jan 14, the writer recounts post election leisure and a logging camp gathering with a hearty dinner featuring speckled peas and chicken stew. The piece mentions widespread illness, a broken arm for Mrs. Alonzo Flowers, and local changes including new shops, a barber, a fish stand, and a tram road being built for a mill. Also notes a store opening and closure in Joby, and a lighthearted remark about a candidate borrowing pants.

Old Sisternth Logan Alonzo Flowers T. J. Dell Bob Wilson M. Smith Bottsford

Friendship Notebook Notes on People and Places

In the Northwest corner of Sumter County the village of Friendship is praised for hospitality and social harmony. The piece notes improving health, a Baptist revival led by Rev. W. W. Brimm, a school reopening by Dr. J. M. Howell, and local youths Cyrus Carter and Oswell Lawson planning moves to Calhoun, Georgia, and Montgomery, Alabama.

Sumter Nto Berta Capt. Drane W. W. Brimm Presbyterian Church Brimm J. M. Howell Cyrus Carter Oswell Lawson Near Here Toft Calhoun Montgomery Als J.J. Howell White Platina

Pelones and fires stir Dawson events in January tale

In Dawson on January 1 a tale recalls Capt. Robert Fulton gifting two Mexican hairless dogs, the Major’s hare-brained chase, and the dogs’ odd用途. A sermon by Rev. P. S. Twitty follows with fire scares as barns burn and incendiaries blamed. A wedding and court news close the item, noting Judge Clarke’s court actions and local subscriptions and arrivals.

Bob Pelopes Twitty Dangon B. B. Perry J. R. Mercer Mesra L. C. Durham J. C. Nelms W. J. Sims Weston Jas E. Dennard M. E. Sima M. B Binion M. B. L. Binion Gee Louisa Sherman Superior Court Jno F. Clarke Joon GA. Whitaker Gea Clarke M. Whitchard al. Jennings Americ A. K Jon Jericus Gant Ja Allen Family Pare Muato Gece JA

Bronwood Happenings Reflect Town Sights and Social Ties

A brisk local roundup notes sickness and social life in Bronwood. Mrs. M F Smith returned from Americas, Miss Lila Edwards assists her father teaching, and Amanda Smith expected back from Anniston. Trades healthy, feather beds renovated, and Prof J N M Edwards’s school now over fifty pupils.

M. F. Smith Americas Lila Edwards Amanda Smith Anniston J. NM. Edward Methodist Sunday School Miss Smith Albany Fort Valley T. N. Killen Judson Edwards Katie Allen Marshallville Lena Collier Sasser M. Thompson W. F. Walker Bronwood Jim Simpson Jim Perry Cook Lee Wm. Gibson Dawson Farmer's Alliance Will Timmerman Tim Jennings Jack Powell Montezuma Church Crowell Irs W. C. Gunnella Bernice Marshall Turspay

News from Lugiusville On Mule Prices And Local News

From Lugiusville Lucrusvinng Jan 15. News is scarce as the folk report curiosities from wells and mule buyers at Montezuma. Jimmie Methvin returns home from Cordele while farmers are urged to forego guano. A. B. Harrison and brothers traveled from Atlanta to Lumpkin, continuing their journey.

Lucrusvinng T. J. Summers Sumter Montezuma Jimmie B. J. Methvin Cordele

Louvale Week in Review and Local Notes

In Louvale Georgia on January 16 the community reports Mrs Dr Tatum’s rheumatic arm pain and a social gathering to hear Prof Calhoun at Beulah with a dinner at Richard Hobbs. Journal notes Mrs Jessie Littlejohn’s visit, upcoming visits from Miss Jennie Hobbs and Alma Broach, and railway news from the 8. A. and M. line.

Louvane Dr. Tatum Green Hill Calhoun Beulah J. O. Lewis Susie Tatum Finn Mamie Tatum Richard Hobbs Jessie Littlejohn H. C. Sapp Tatum Littlejohn Cusseta Jennie Hobbs Alma Broach Bartow Whigham Mr. Stokes the Plains Lumpkin Welborne F. Clarke Mesers J. F. Irvin T. C. Johnson J.J. Sims Mercer J. C. Lewis Johnnie Lewis Mike Johnnie Louvare U.A.E. le

Augusta Chronicle Drops Monday Edition To Cut Sunday Work

The Augusta Chronicle announces it will cease Monday issues as uninteresting and unprofitable. It notes the Monday edition demands Sunday preparation after daylight and draws censure from readers who oppose Sunday papers.

Augusta Chronicle

State Agricultural Society Meet at Brunswick Schedule

The semi annual meeting of the State Agricultural Society will be held in Brunswick on February 12 and 13. The program includes opening prayers, welcome by Col Samuel Carter Atkinson, addresses by Maj M S l and Rev R H Jackson, reports from Maj W L Glessner and Hon John T Henderson, and sessions on immigration, camera relations with producers, grapes wine culture, poultry, and university farm experiments.

State Agricultural Society Brunswick G. Z. F. Golden Samuel Carter Atkinson D. Bradwell Liberty County W. L. Glessner Georgia Maj. M Central Railroad of Georgia R. H. Jackson State Farmers’ Alliance of Georgia L. B. Clifton Macon Common Sense Agrency Felix Corput Floyd County Department of Agriculture John T. Hendeson Howell Cole Athens University Farm W. Jones

Grand Louisiana Lottery Draws Big Prizes Across Cities

The article details multiple Louisiana State Lottery draws on a Tuesday with ticket numbers 60704 68744 and 43085 securing capital prizes of 600 000 200 000 and 100 000 respectively. Winners listed include M A Dauphin New Orleans Eugene Brackett San Francisco Sam Schneider Petaluma Geo W Spawforth Denver T C Hatch Louis Koehler Philadelphia and several bank and postal recipients from New Orleans Boston Philadelphia and Chicago. The notice also advertises a February 12 drawing and lists unclaimed letters from Americus Georgia with names and addresses.

Louisiana State Lottery M. A. Dauphin New Orleans Eugene Brackett San Francisco Cal Sam Schneider Petaluma Geo. W. Spawforth Denver T. C.8 Hatch Picci Regio Louis C. Koehler E. Lombard St Baltimore, Md Union National Bank C. Staib Phila John E. Hill Manor Tex J. B. Melody F. Barcom Chicago Ill Geo. Hinck Columbia Street New York City Germania Bevings Bank Waggoner & Larsh, Purcell Inter Gadsden Ala A. Rolinson Baltimore Vicksburg Bank Vicksburg Miss D. L. Collin Augusta Allen Bros Throug Germ Trust and Savings Bank Dubuqu Town M. A. Dauphi

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