Americanas Capital of Southwest Georgia Oramanmaspital
Americas, center of trade for six counties in Georgia, is described as the finest agricultural and horticultural region in the South with rich crops and growing industry. The city of about 600 people boasts schools, libraries, newspapers, opera houses, mills, and several manufacturers. It highlights expected growth from the Preston and Lampkin railroad, calls Americas a future commercial hub and hospital of the Southwest, and promotes local businesses and wholesale retail hardware listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter der Cons
Georgia
Cassiog
Eudes
Pood Charobea
Americas
Crlebest Agricultant
Americus
Smithville
Preston
Central
Lumpkin
Albany
LaGrange
Wadley
Buena Vista
Raoul
Railroad Commission
Columbus
Stewart
Webster
Plains
Chattahoochee
Colléchee
Haunahatchee
Chattashoochee River
Gubernatorial Canvass Delegates and Railroad Appeal
A lengthy 1886 Americus page outlines delegate counts and instructed status for gubernatorial candidates, plus a rail road campaign report. It argues for extending the A P and L line to the Chattahoochee river, boosting Lumpkin Preston Americus through competitive river and rail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
B. F. Watts
Lumpkin
Preston and Lumpkin
Greatéy
Friedde
Geo. Stapleton
H. O. Baatey
Ad. Winnionp
Guxtizmen
Hawkins
A. B. Harrold
Chattahoochee River
Col. Hawkins
Harrell
Shefell and Williford
Hawkinsville
Americus and
Florence
Schley and
Marion
Slowing Among Merchants and Brokers Highlighted
In a list of representative merchants dealers and professionals across America readers will find many reliable and enterprising figures. The section notes brokers among the listed trades and emphasizes trustworthiness and enterprise in various lines of business.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Averteus Recorder
Glessner
Cotton Avenue
Bor
Thornton Wheatley
Ry Gooda
Clathin Shaoa
Ets
Eto
Paitin Ranara
Jaakaon Ntraat
W. Sheffield & CO
J W. Harris & CO
Harneas
OHNM
COKFR
Attorneys At Law
E. D. Shipp
Mlalock
Fice
J Cc. Mattnews
Council & Williford
General Merchandise
Yay Riper
Ass ES Aycour
Forsyth St
Poat
Eorge Stapleton
Furniture Ancialty
W. Howard
Hides and Commission
BELL
Ndrew Dudley
Jackson St
Front Presbyterian Church
Joe’ E. Hall
J. Audson
W. F. Mims
Hall
Terest
New York
Bufatla
Eas
Fanla
Eufaula
A.P.& DL
St Americas
Buffala
Directora
Rother
Brown
Marietta
Atlanta
Dalton
Kansas City
Savannah
Augusts
Hafania
Bainbridge
Americaus
Lelslo
Siles Appling
Baldwi Banka
Birtow
Bales
Brrien
Bibb
Brooks
Bryan
Ballook
Burke
Calhoun
Q Camden ' Campbell
Carrol Catoosy
Charl Chatham
Cha Chattab Cherokee
Hsserlee Clarke
Fioyd
Frankli Patton
Gilwer
Glynn
Gordon Greene
Gwinett
Habersham
Harrison
Eee Harris
Hart
Heard
Hanry
Hearton
Sack Irwin
Dacksu Jasper
Jefferson
Johnson
Jones
Lauren
Liberty
Lincoln
Lowndes
McDoffle
McIntosh
Nee
Macon
Madison
Meriwethers
Miller
Milton
Mitchell Monroe
Montgo
Morgan
Murray
Newton
Muscott Oconee
Oglethorpe
Paulding
Pickens
Pierce
Vee
Pike
Polk
Felder
N. Burkhalter
Meat Markets
BB .& Parker
Cotton Avenue Meat Market
Fam
Sineeriea
Bank of Americas
Ylander & Arrington
Cash Shoe and Hat Store
Lamar and
Jackson Streets
Hinkle
Oend
Taylor St. RY
Ator
Oative's Drug Store
Dence We Street
D.shipp
Farlow Lawn
Engin House
Bosworth, Whotecat
Ae Toe
Post Office
Thornton, JR
S National Bank, Eth Eee
J. Pring
Gotan
Jake Israels
Cotton
Bank of Amierians
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