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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1887

Page

8

Neway Items From Ellaville Area July 1

A child of John Stewart near Ellaville died Sunday after illness that began Saturday. Mrs. Duke, wife of Jeremiah Oaks, who was an aged lady, died Sunday night. Partial showers bring farming contentment as crops look well. Workers pass through toward the RV and EB railroad work from LiCr s2 to Amenous. completion hoped by September. A thief on C A Taylor’s Macon County farm near Poindexter caused melon theft and died after illness from the incident.

Ellaville John Stewart Ellavilly Amenous C. A. Taylor Macom County Poindexter le Bia Mielintaly

Oglethorpe Local Notes and Upcoming Events

Oglethorpe Ga July 20 A warm spell eased by a shower. Reunion of Micou county veterans set for July 28 at the Oglethorpe camp ground. Charles Cunningham and wife from Shellies visiting relatives. Residents spend week at Mianer Springs. Miss Alice Hicka of Delta with Miss Susie Green. Social at Mrs M E Willis well attended. Pine Level convention near Oglethorpe August 4. Mr COR Keen and Walter Gained represent the Oglethorpe school. Mesd Magegte Bel and Genie Himil too listed. Moptezuma visited. Clerk and Ordinary Kos Gree on Atlantic Avenue. Several commercial tourists registered at Summerlie House. Miss Sallie Lea Hindson of LaCrosse stopped Monday en route to Eastman. Miss Nannie Hodson returns from visit to Anderonville.

OctetHome Micou County Oglethorpe Charles Cunningham Shellies Mianer Springs Alice Hicka Delta Susie Green Mra M. E. Willis Macon County Pine Level Cor Keen Walter Gained Oglthorpe School Mistes Magegte Bel Genie Himiltoo Moptezuma Kos. Gree Atlante Summerlie House Sallie Lea Hindson LaCrosse Ogethorpe Munday Eastman Nannie Hodson Anderonville Dawson New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Penn Philadelphia Illinois Richmond Georgia Suan-Rish Sut-Sut Gulf of Mexico Dawson Variety Manufacturing Co MG. Statham St. James Statham R. A. Stokes P.T. Smith John Whitchard of the Eyeconven Wash Smith Joe Thomas W. K. Pilsbury C.S. A Ellaville Lula Peeples L. W. Peeples J. P. Allen F. A. Branch C. I. Brown Smithville Sth Ga B. H. Brown J. A. Fonehe Barnesville Lucy Jane Mound A.M. Maund Columbia Ala Edna Brown F. Nicholson Webster County Lowrey Guerry J. C. Guerry Lasner

Plains of Dura Daily Life Snapshot in Warm Weather

In Plains of Dura the day is quiet with residents tending to affairs and seeking cool spots as temperatures hover around ninety. Local news notes minor personal visits, potential relocation interest from Y N Edwards, social worship at Lebanon church, and Squire C O Jernigan buying land and planning a seven room home amid a warm spell that even drives Dr Wise to tears of sweat.

Pearss Dena R. K. Webb Thos. J. Walters A. J. Walters Mattie Turner Cusseta Turner Y. N. Edwards Waverly Hall Mr. Edwards Edwards Katie Weaver Terrell County R.S. Oliver Emory Webb Sumter Tillman Jennings Misa Ida Smithville Ed, Timmerman Porth Lebanon Church Bob Hogue Americus Squire C. O. Jernigan Capt. May Dr. Wise Sonny

Putnam Notes on Local Growth and Community Efforts

Putnam news reports Crops favorable despite drought. Negro migration to extension lines disrupts farms. A new schoolhouse is built for J S Mogeru area with Prof. Collum to teach. A croquet club idea falters though Putnamists claim Brena Vista would win a championship. W G Gresham returns to duty after illness.

Pury Andaly Ratloman Baruiota Alliance Bubley County Collum Glen Holly Putnam Brena Vista W .G. Gresham B. V. GE Robert Mick J. S. Collnm Bobiy Listtauer

Revival in Lumpkin and town notes on July heat

July weather brings heat and demand for linen dusters and palmetto fans. A Baptist revival continues with new church accessions. A lunacy case ends with transfer to Milledgeville. Drummers visit, Corbett House reports nine registrations, and a large colored Sabbath School picnic attracts crowds. Local residents, visitors, and social chatter fill the week.

Louvain Baptist Church Providence Milladgeville Liu Corbett House A. E. Chappell Isdy Macon J. A. Thornton Musa Lizzie Wilmot Lumpkin King Amerie Aera

Poor Robin springs draw visitors near Abbeville Georgia

From WilcCOX Georgia July 15 a correspondent writes about the Poor Robin spring near Abbeville on the Ocmulgee river. The natural sink pools clear water that boils up in the middle. locals and visitors frequent the site on Sunday afternoons. The town sees rapid land activity with strangers seeking location and new businesses rising, including a river boat being built, a two story drug store and printing office, and the Hotel Royal under rapid progress. Nearby residents J J Williford and Carter visit. Will Fleetwood from Hawkinsville plans to stay awhile.

Anveving Ocmulgee River Abbeville Robin A. Y. Beaton Hawkinsville Savannah Ocmulzee Maynard Hotel Royal J. J. Williford Americus Carter Smithville Will Fleetwood Will Tonpuz

Weather and town notes in Dawson July heat crisis

In Dawson and northern cities heat drives daily deaths and business shutdowns while southern residents invite migration southward. The column reports numerous heat injuries, fires, local commerce and hotel news, agricultural yields, and a lightning fatality, ending with a medical plug for Ayer's Ague Cure.

Preston School Closing Exercises Highlight Local Talent

The Preston school closed with a two night program under Prof. J F McMath, featuring a lively exhibition with music by Irene Alston and the Lunsford brothers, choral numbers, recitations, dramatic sketches and a Santa Claus appearance. Notables Mrs R T George and others visited. teachers and students earned high praise for the performances.

Baptismal drowning reported in Hollis Mill area

Enterprise July 19 notes the drowning of a Negro boy during baptizing at Hollis Mill. The column also reports a buggy accident near S. J. Hargrove’s residence when a cow frightened a horse, throwing Lilly Booker and Mrs. Julia Walker. Postal details and personal notes follow, including travel to Marshallville and local social happenings.

Hollis Mill Lilly Booker Julia Walker S. J. Hargrove Marshallville Houston County Laod H. Rumph L. A. Rumph B. T. Moore Georgia Heme Atlanta

Morning visitors and disruptions at the depot

Morning guests from Onnsota including Dizon and Mattie Gastleberry with Ming Patterson attend a grand ball hosted by A. J. Colbert. A mishap occurred at the depot when a line was pulled causing a fall. Colbert suffered broken teeth. Dr. N. C. Alston treated injuries at a stocker meeting. Mike Durham, age about fifty, remains ill. A birding incident and a local crack about John R King and others are noted.

Dizon Mins Mattie Gastleberry Howard Onnsota Visory Ming Patterson A.J. Colbert Mr. C Dad Saya N.C. Alston Columbus Mike Durham John R King Bagg Chap Dr. Thornton Wase Bildswin Johny Watterson Hing P

Weather Lively With Warmth and Social Gatherings

Webster Enterprise notes warm weather and rising temperatures with crops promising and no illnesses reported locally. It mentions a July community gathering hosted by Mrs. Jennie Corbett of Macon, a quiz with a solvable barn window problem, and upcoming entertainments at Romence and Romulus. An Illinois Central brakeman interview highlights luck in a May lottery draw, and plans for a walking race in Cuthbert on January 26 with other amusements expected.

Jennie Corbett Macon Cora Harrell Romulus Land Enterprise Academy J. B. Nicholson Aterious

Liverymen feud ends in fatal pistol strike at Athens

Classic City news reports RK L Reaves and I V Murray clashed over racehorse speed in front of the Commercial Hotel. Murray fired three times, one bullet entering Reaves's right breast and lodging near the spine. Reaves survived, Murray fled and has not been heard from. The Athens scene notes quiet campus life at the State College with graduates listed and faculty changes. Col 8 S Thurmond longtime Athens citizen dies. Heat and labor strikes at new school and opera house construction disrupt work. STUDENT

Athens RK. L. Reaves I. V. Murray Commercial Hotel Murray Reeves State College W. V. Whipple Pulaski W. H Hammond Muscogee A. C. Wilcoxsor Nawnap T. BR Cobb B. Rusaeh P. Thurmond Banda

Crops Improve as Rain Helps Richland Area

In Richland July weather brings frequent rains benefiting cotton and corn crops. Farmers expect a strong harvest. rain is needed a few miles away though not yet critical. Joo W. Brooks plans a painted storefront, L A Thomas to build a new store, Mrs. W B Saville to open dressmaking August 1, and Prof. Weaver to expand teaching as Master John Nicholson joins local school.

Rieutann Joo W. Brooks L. A. Thomas Sumter

Woman's Discovery Ends Long Battle With Disease

Mrs Luthe Lats, after seven years of struggle against a severe illness, suffered endless coughing and sleepless nights. She began using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and, after taking the first dose, slept all night and is reported miraculously cured. Free bottle offered at Dr Bhelby and Eldridge in N O.

Bo Dr. King Luthe Lats Hamrick DC Bhelby N. O Dr. 8 J. Eldridge

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Southwest Cuigeespun Dest Dura Parmers Alliance School Wilccox Ayer Preston J. F. McMath Irene Alston Lunsford Brothers Chappell Nannie Nicholson Mackie Thornton Susie Smith Lizzie Coaby Cura Tharp Fannie Stallings Daisies Nicholson Misa Sallie Nicholaga R. L. McMath Dollie Harrell Liston Chappell Walter George Ethel Nicholson Willie Coby Lee Saunders Willie Bell Nannie Thornton Clifford Shepperd Archie Nicholson James Cole Lizzie Cosby McMath Brothers May Stokes Buelah McMath Santa Claus Stokes Bad Boy Johnnie Spoker McMath Calio Davenport St. L. McMath Callie Ada Hogg Frank Stokes Susie Nicholson Nannie Nicholad Missea Katie Cobb Ura Stokes Twinkle Little Star Lucy Cole Callie Davenport Rothers Ben MacMath Pa—Sallie Nicholson Lula Hogg Katie Cole Emil Jowers J. F. MceMath Fr. MceMoath Beulah McMath MceMath Heard Stokes Ara Stokes Aeese Bale Richland Press Meyers Eltaville Oca Hades Wince Lula McMurphy Mamie Patoass Enterprise Cat Tcelan H.J.S Webster Ace Serlon, Pa Frank Corcoran Illinois Central R Louisiana Belore Pennsylvania Scranton Cairo III Argus Cuthbert Classic
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