Americus city's wholesome climate and rising prospects attract settlers
The Americus Recorder extols Americus Ga as Sumter County seat on Cotton Avenue. It highlights a mild climate health benefits for lungs and throat, growing diversity of crops, and a thriving economy. The piece boasts two daily newspapers opera house banks hotels churches schools library and rapid town growth. It invites information requests to the Americus Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Americas
Preston
Lumpkin
Tts
Geeland
Ray Og
Place Et Bute
Nile
Georgia
Representative Merchants and Professionals of Americas
A list highlights trusted local brokers real estate and loan agents, grocers, meat markets, druggists, and wholesale and retail merchants with addresses on Forsyth, Cotton Avenue, and Lamar Street. The compilation notes planters warehousing, ice and fish, and a long roster of trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cobb
Cotton Avenue
Bank of Americas
Ames Harp
Hart's
Forsyth Street
North Side
Fabric Square
Council & Williford
Northeast Corner
Public Square
Felder
Planter's Warehouse
South Side
Lamar Street
Cole, McGarrah & Tonder
West Side
Cotton Ave
Forsyth St
Gaines Tale of a Tonics Promise and Perennial Relief
A fragment touts a tonic named as a superior permanent remedy for chronic dyspepsia and related liver and kidney issues. The speaker, J. M. Gaines of Gaines, asserts his wife recovered from long standing digestive trouble using the tonic, claiming permanent cure beyond temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gaines
Gaines
Postmaster Williams Ends Long Nacoochee Service
Mr. C. I. Williams served as postmaster at Nacoochee Georgia for fifty four years and six months. He began the role in 1831 and personally filled every monthly and quarterly report, a record of fidelity to trusted duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Williams
Nacoochee
Georgia
Ifty
Wonder Workers and Curious Train Ride Draw Augusta
Augusta News reports new Narrow Gauge 1onTs boosting travel and trade with 114 passengers that day. Captain Adam notes heavy freight and a thriving road of only 80 miles. An aging woman unfamiliar with railroads arrives, seen as a curiosity warranting a possible free special trip. Also mentioned is an electricity act used to subdue animals and remarks on Chandler defending his administration and Rosoli’s transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Adam
Taylor
Burke and Richmond
Mitchell
Cspt
Gubernatorial Conference Hinted Between Bacon and Simmons
Macon correspondent reports July 25 that a conference in Macon between Hon. A C Bacon and Judge T J Simmons may occur next week. A local politician says a mediation aims to yield one candidate’s withdrawal to avoid two candidates from Bibb County. The outcome remains uncertain, with possible compromises and its political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Atlanta
Constitution
A. C. Bacon
T.J. Simmons
Bibb
Green and Greener Stir Oho Republican Politics
Two men named Green and Greener challenge the Republican scene in Ohio by voicing concerns on party practices. They claim to speak for twenty five thousand voters in their class, provoking sharp criticism from established white colleagues while appealing to the party’s old guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Greener
Japan
Epoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americus Recorder
Glassn Br
Moe
Obandise
N. Burkhalter
Conneil & Williford
P Bass & Son
Uthwest Corner Public Square
Ryhander & Arrington
Cash
Lamar and
Jackson Streets
I. Black & Sons
Next Bank of Americas
Hinkle
Jackzon
Taylor St
J. A. Fort
Eldridge
Dmg
A. Brooks
Davenports’ Drug Store
H. Hawkins
Lee Street
E. Smith
Reform
Engine House
J. W. Sheffield & CO
Saal Fardvere
Bates
Od Paints
Forsyth
Jackon
W. Harris & CO
Maleate
Seeahfare
Nn B. Bosworth
Wooten & Ford
People’s National Bank
No.n. Scarborough
L. J. Blaloce
J.°. Matthews
Council & Willford
J. W. Brady
Atoptee
Barlow Block
B.hl. Wilkinson
Pies National Bank
J.B SuuLivan
Lamar St
D. B. McKenzie
Jake Israels
Icon Specialty
Cotton Avenues
Dry Goods
Hearst House
Thornton Wheatley
Blic Square
Jackson Street
Days & Callaway
Lamar
Jackson Streats
B. Foster
the Invincible
Foster's Corner
Aron Cohen
Forsyty Street
Post Office
Merchant Tailors
Diceron & Vigal
Burt
Den
N.S G
J. K Prime
Hs Resa
Beohacre
Oe Bipblen
George Stapleton
Jesse Aycock
General Merchandise
Opera House
A. Ering
Somer Cotton Avenue
Price Alley
Joan E. Hall
Bn Fi
Forsyth Bt
J. Hudson
Agnes Aycour
Booka
van RI Riper
Pho 1
Pretwell & Smith
Watta' Cornet, Ane
Grate Ton & Eldridge
H W. Howard
A. Bell
le Foct Cotton Avenue
Boot and Shoe Maker
Norew Dudley
Jackson
Front Presbyterian Church
Jane
Ing
Lancaster
Eve
John
Bearan
Atron Ink
Utah
All America
Ardernville
Salt Lake City
Grand Army
Aingta Domine Pea Aiteheee
Arlanta
Grand Army of the Republic
Porland
San Francisco
Nashville
Portland
Ban Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Mitchell Post
South
Stub
Future OF the
Grant Pamist
New York
Webster
Harope
England
France
Germany
Italy
Austria
Grant
Gen. Grant
J. R. Westbhook
Americus, GA
C. RB
McCrory
Sllaville
Marth
Wesleyan Female Institute
Staunton
Virginia
Wat
A. Hanns
D.D
Staunton, Virginia
Freer University
Macon, GA
Johns
James Bote
Legal
Geor
Ely
Torn J
Hrantly
Im Pacally
Sumter County
LOW Figuers
Lahelstt
Rylandar de Arrington
Eitione of Americas
Coop
Chandler
Srk
Madecaly Br Nowy Vita Fancees
Baltimore
Peisee
Esa
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