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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1886

Page

4

Democratic Convention to Nominate in Hawkingville Aug 12 1886

By directive of the Third District Democratic Executive Committee a convention will convene in Hawkingville, Georgia on August 12 1886 to nominate a Democratic candidate for the fiftieth Congress and to elect the two year executive committee. County vote apportions list Coffee through Wilcox with various counts. Grimes and Carlton noted in recent nominations. Atlanta debates river trade. Powderly potential governor candidate in Pennsylvania. Mormon converts program discussed with immigration and law-timing issues.

Democratic Executive Committee Third Congressional District Hawkingville U. S Nen Coffee Dodge Dooly Houston Irwin Laurens Bee Montgomery Macon Pulaski Schley Stewart Sumter Telfair Webster Wilcox O. Barts Pennsylvania Workman Powderly Randall Wallace Powderly W. H. Hires Knights of Labor

Eastern Extension A P L rail survey in Sumter Wilcox

A reporter joins Mayor Felder on a trip through Sumter and Wilcox counties to inspect the A P L extension prospects. Residents express strong interest in subscribing to stock, with Vienna Gum Creek and Abbeville active in organizing campaigns for subscriptions and route planning.

Felder Dooly Wilcox Hugenin Ferry Sumter Hugenin Cliff Clay Gum Creek Germ Creek Vienna Sam Coney A. P. & L. Mosars Leonard Heard Dooly County Florida Air Line Atlanta Hawkinsville Perry Montezuma Byremville Valdosta

Democratic candidate Seay speaks in Anniston

Private Seay, a Democratic candidate for Alabama governor, faced a heckler asking if he is wet or dry. He replied with a proud, lengths of party record and stated I am a Democrat as the crowd applauded for ten minutes. The article notes the Indiana state house dome completion and budget status.

Private Seay Alabama Anniston

Congressional district vote tally with county results

The counties in the district are listed with their vote for Urlep and Mearibur. The total votes are 36, with Judge Crisp holding 26 and two remaining counties Macon and Pulaski providing two votes each, totaling 30 of 36.

Urlep Mearibur Dodge Eee Lee Mongomer Dooly Weltutr Ccc Sumter Ced Webster Schley Stewart Crisp Macon Pulaski

Rainfall imbalance threatens crops across states and Texas drought

The article reports uneven rainfall across the region with excessive rain in much of the state and parts of Florida, while drought devastates the Northwest and Western Texas. Illinois, Michigan, Kansas, Nebraska suffer three-year droughts, prompting emigration to Oregon. In Western Texas water is scarce, corn unsown, cattle dying, and refugees arrive to corroborate widespread hardship and potential famine.

Florida Illinois Oregon Ilinois Michigan Kansas Nebraska Texas

Y M C A described as vital in Macon for young men

The letter from Macon highlights the Y M C A rooms opened in the city and praises the organization for offering wholesome amusement and moral guidance. It argues the Y M C A should exist in every town to provide constructive social activity away from saloons and promote healthy influence. The piece also praises Hon. Patrick Walsh of the Augusta Chronicle for his campaign stance supporting Major Bacon.

Macon Young Men's Christian Association Y.M.C. A Americus Atlanta Capitol Patrick Walsh Augusta Chronicle Gordon Major Bacon Walsh Bacon

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