Luxuriant Hair Preservation via Scalp Care
Frederick Hardy of Roxbury Massachusetts, fifty years old, suffered hair loss and graying. After futile dressings he used Ayer's Hair Vigor, which he says stopped the falling out and restored his hair to its natural brown shade from age twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averics
M. McMath
Street
Camden
N. J
Korma
Sid
Tomlinson
Ayer
Frederick Hardy
Roxbury
Mass
Ten Years Younger Hair Vigor Booster Claims Success
Boston readers praise Mrs Mary Montgomery for shedding a dress cap after using Hair Vigor claiming hair regrowth and a ten year younger appearance. Testimonials from Mrs O C Prescott of Charlestown and others mention improved hair health tied to temperate habits and the product from Dr J C Ayer & Co. Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Montgomery
Boston
Mra
C. Prestt
Charlestown
Mass
Bedloe
Burlington, Vt
J.J. Eh
Bangor
Somach
Hyer
Ayer
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mase
Fine Showing Delights Americus Bank Profits
The People's National Bank of Americus declared a semi annual dividend of five percent on capital stock totaling 2500 dollars. An additional 2500 dollars was added to surplus with 2900 dollars undivided profits. The six month results show sixteen percent net profit and praised careful management. The Americus Investment Company led by H C Bagley sent a delegation to De Soto to inspect progress on mills and brick works planned for De Soto and Dooly county. Plans include two 50 horsepower saw mill engines, a large planing mill at De Soto, and brick works to supply Americus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s National Bank
Americus
H. C. Bagley
Americus Investment Company
DeSoto
Macon
Brown Place
Dooly
Back into Harness at Planters Warehouse on Lamar Street
Col W T Toole returns to active business as a cotton handler at Planters Warehouse, Lamar street, run by Capt C W Felder. He brings years of cotton experience and integrity, aided by T M Farlow Jr to ensure fair weights and generous treatment for planters storing cotton. The note ends with a nod to L L Leiber and The Blue Bar liquor claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. T. Toole
Lamar Street
C. W. Felder
Col. Toole
T. M. Farlow Jr
Planters
Mr. Farlow
M B Council and Sam McGarrah Form Cotton Firm
Advertisements show Messrs M B Council and Sam McGarrah as partners in a cotton warehouse and commission business at 8 McGarrah. McGarrah brings fifteen years of experience and a high sales reputation, while Council is a longtime county resident with strong energy and known cotton expertise. The firm aims to win local grower confidence and patronage. Also an health warning promotes White's Cream Vermicide for worm symptoms in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. M. B. Council
Sam McGarrah
Council
Local Notes on Rail, Crops and People in Americus
Ww Poon reports twenty three carloads of steel rails for the eastern extension received Saturday. Dr Westbrook loses a fine horse to lockjaw. Crops show promise with sweet potatoes and corn, hogs and hominy expected plentiful. Mr Jesse Aycock leases part of Hawkins House for travelers. Capt T M Allen recovering, Jennie Dean quote used. White's Vermifuge advertised for worms. Cap Bobbie Hall visiting Scranton. Grain market glints as new cabinet photos offered. Junel and T M Furlow Jr return to Americus as a salesman. Chickens flood markets, prices eight to twenty cents. Americus Guano Company charter adopted. 10 percent stock assessment. Heavy rain between Americus and Ellaville boosts crops. Buckeye Pile Remedy advertised for piles. Pianos sold to G W King. Felder leases Georgia Warehouse. Macon and Florida rail road workers sought. harvest light. Griffin News rail edition lauds Georgia Midland. Local dealers showcase Organs. Clegg & Coney eye Americus wholesale launch. Florida sawmill interests eye eastern extension. turpentine distilleries planned. German millet crops thriving after rains. A P L trains praised for careful crews. Sam Kirvio operates passenger train to Louvale. Conductor Lewis praised.
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Jesse Aycock
Genial
Bobbie Hall
Scranton
Penn
T. M. Furlow, Jr
Jackson
Americus
Sealesman
Lamar Street
Americus Guano Company
Ellaville
Griffin Newa
Georgia Midland
Mammoth Railroad
Griffin
Hints & Scangiper
Sam W. Coney
Dooly County
Coney
Clegg & Coney
Montezuma
Hawkinsville
Gum Creek
Florida
South Alabama
Sam Kirvio
Hhe
Louvale
Sam
Lewis
Railroad work begun on Buena Vista to Americus line
Work started to shift terminus of Buena Vista and Ellaville railroad from Andersopville toward Americus under Chief Engineer R S Payne. Roadbed expected ready in three to four weeks for crossties and iron with trains to Americus by September 1. Board aims to push extension to Columbus by year end, linking with West. Eastern end toward McVitie to Brunswick and the East Tennessee line proceeds rapidly, boosting Americus growth potential.
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Buena Vista
Ellaville
Andersopville
Americus
R. 8. Payne
Lan Crosce
Central Board of Directors
Columbus
McVitie
Tennessee, Virginia
Georgia
Brunswick
Oglethorpe Notes On Crops And Local Visits
Ooxuemorre reports Albert Johnson’s cotton and peas prospects strong with good yields. A cheerful visit to Bater features Marlon’s loved ones and a district church conference led by “Happy Jack.” J B Gorman spoke at Sabbath School. Mrs. Strange returns to Ellaville. Addie Smith guests in town. Noah Taylor dies suddenly. authorities suspect poisoning.
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Bater
Marlon
Jack
J. B. Gorman
N. E. Strange
Ellaville
W. O
Noah Taylor
Anzwer
Wonderful Cures and Tax Doubts in Rome
Rome druggists tout Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Amica Salve with four years of sales and several cures for consumption. E J Eldridge sells them. Tax Receiver Daniel warns that tax returns must be filed by the 10th or be placed on the defaulter list as books close.
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W. H. Hoyt & Co
Rome Ga
Dr. King
Bucklen
E. J. Eldridge
Daniel
Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed for Bronchitis Cure
Personal letter from Mr. N. A. Frobrichstein of Mobile Als praising Dr King's New Discovery for a severe bronchitis attack. He claims instant relief and a full cure, noting prior failures with other remedies and recommending Eleo-Tisils as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Frobrichstein
Mobile
Als
Dr. King
Extraordinary Grand Draw ing of the Louisiana Lottery
The 205th Monthly Draw took place in New Orleans on Tuesday June 14 1887 with a $1,000,000 prize pool. First prize of $300,000 went to ticket No 59749 with multiple winners across cities including Omaha Buffalo Dallas and San Francisco. second prize $100,000 awarded to No 31658 with numerous named holders across the United States. A third prize of $25,000 was won by No 8018, and the draw totaled 3,186 prizes amounting to $1,055,000. Further information offered by M A Dauphin of New Orleans with the next draw scheduled for August 1887.
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New Orleans
Theo. Flugmacher
Wm. Wendel
Ome Neemarr
En Yorty
Adams Express Co
F. W. Wasserman
Omaha
Neb
Pacific Express Co
Annie Chandler
Cliftonville
Miss
L. M. Rainach
Klaus & Bro
First National Bank of Meridian
Jas. H. Raymond & Jo
Austin Tex
City Nations Bank
National Exchange Bank
Dallas
Texas
A. J. Trefte
N. W. Cor
Il” Sta
San Francisco
Cal
P. J. Mooney
Ursuline St
Chas. B. Dennis
Exposition Boulevard
Preston Sta
John @. Liebel
Erie
Snyder, Wells & Co
Gates Tenn
J. C. Curry
Tivoli Garden
Main St
Memphis
Tenn
Louisiana National Bank of New Orleans
J. B. Boyd
San Diego
Wells, Fargo & Co
Geo. Miller
Howth St
Anglo- Californian Bank, Limited
Wells, Farge & Co
A. B Clark
Boston
International Trust Co
Manor
M. A. Dauphin
Crosstie Contract Bids Sought in Buena Vista
Notice calls for sealed bids for crossties in lots of 5500 and undar ten feet long to be received by 9 am Friday May 22 at Buena Vista. Bids must show bid quantity and ability to comply with livery change of the B V rite from LaCrosse. Specifications include dimensions and heart face details. all bids subject to Mae reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Ista
B. V
Jerseys for Sale From Parcs Brothers Auction Batch
Three young Jersey cows offered for sale include a nine year old Daisy praised as a first class butter cow producing milk daily, Nora a 17 month old due to calve in December, and a full sister Bilgey. Also marketed is a six month old calf, Albert of Belmont, with full-blood stock noted. Prices range from 60 to 75 dollars with emphasis on milk and butter quality. Call to view. sale preferred as a single lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneary
Nora
Daisy
Jower
Prion
N. G
J. K. Parcs
Four-Horse Farm for Sale in Terrell County
A voluble foul shore farmer offers a fine four-horse farm for sale on the road from Dannon to Morgan in Terrell county. The property spans up to 306 acres with 185 cleared and 100 acres in timber, all well cultivated and in good repair. Includes a six-room house, out-buildings, wooded, timbered land and a possible business change. Address Dewson or contact Witchard by mail or call for details.
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Terrell County
Dannon
Morgan
Dewson
Moon
Sy Witchard
Mercer University Fall Faculty and Location Notes
Fall faculty updates from Mercer University in Macon Georgia cover classical and scientific departments and location details. The brief item notes faculty appointments and institutional context within the fall term.
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Macon
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Davenport
Jamar Street
Americus, Ga
Walker's
California
Egar Data
Mericus
City Editor
L. L. Leiber
Blue Bar
New Cotton Firm
Poon
Job
Griffin News
van Riper
Wheatley
Tabler
James Fricker
Lamarr Street
Council & Williford
Macon and Florida
Worth County
Boas
Buena Vista and
Ellville
Americ
Oglethorpe
Crosstie
Tuly
Mercer University
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