Trains Norra Night Express Schedules Listed
Mail departures at Amenroue Ga on May 4 1886 show east and north routes at 1 35 pm and 7 00 pm. south closed at 12 noon and 6 00 am. weekly and weekday closes differ by station including Buena Vista Eslevile Providence and Dur a. notices note daily changes in railroad timetable by Rowny P.M.
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Nts
Arena Daiy
Tor
C. Conran
Agt
Amenroue
Buena Vista
Eslevile
B. W.&er
Rowny
Americas
Ips
Plains
Preston
Richland
Lampkin
Louvale
Americus
Hantingon
J. N. Bass
Bear Mind That all subscribers pay in advance
This item notes subscription terms at two dollars per year for delinquent accounts while offering one dollar annual advance terms. It also mentions a promotion for Albert L. Rees of the National Bank of Ravenna to assistant cashier, a Sad Death of Mrs. T. M. Carter in Albany, and local notices about Da Warren's Canouine Heauty Corser for sale, plus Lumpkin Commencement and railroad schedules for Lumpkin High School events and travel details.
Bailey and Wilson Marriage at Bride's Home
At ten oclock yesterday morning at the bride’s father Captain J W Bailey residence Miss Cora V Bailey and Mr Rosser Wilson were united in marriage officiated by Rev A M Williams. Attendants from the city attended the nuptials and the event was a joyful, pleasant occasion. Wilson a prosperous young farmer. Bailey admired as an attractive county girl. Hall's Drug Store offers letter and note paper supplies.
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J. W. Bailey
Cora V. Bailey
Rosser Wilson
A. M. Williams
Wilson
Dick Graham Recovering After Eastern Extension Accident
Dick Graham, a colored man injured in Monday morning’s Eastern extension accident, is thought to be recovering. Doctors removed bone fragments and performed a cametrepanne, then amputated his leg below the knee. The railroad company will cover all expenses and made a substantial donation to support him and his family.
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Dick Graham
Wisdom
Eldridge
Americus News Notes in Brief from July Sun
Americus society items include Charlie Porter in Americus, Mayors and merchants recalling Dr. Brooks wedding, new depots opening on the A. P. and L. line, Gum Creek renamed Coney in honor of Sam Coney, and railroad track progress to Coney. Also reports on local health notices, ice works capacity, and deaths among region pioneers Patrick Brady of Americus and Henry county.
They Took the Hint from a Stern Host
In a quaint social vignette a strict householder at a young lady’s home set a breakfast tray before courting couples who lingered past midnight. The show of parental prudence prompted the youths to depart, cheekily sparing the landlady any disruption while the host mused he might save on kerosene and doctors’ bills by preserving propriety.
The Reason Why Harper’s Whiskey Rules Nelson County
Harper’s whiskey is preferred for regularity and perfection due to mature aging, a large distiller capital, and direct distillery shipments. Tullis and Jobsey of Americus, Ga, are sole agents. A large consignment of soaps and brushes is available at Hal’s Drug Store.
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I. W. Harper
Nelson County
Tullis & Jobsey
Americus
Hal's
Work to Resin and Pen Guano Factory Erection Planned
The site for a new pen guano factory and oil mill has been selected and work will start within the next week or two. Two ninety by forty foot buildings will be brick-foundationed and built with the best materials. Machinery should ship by August 15. Roadmaster Hudson of the Central system is arranging turnout and switches for material handling. The works expect to produce fertilizers for sale well before next season. Old Harry Pools, longtime Americus figure, married at the colored Methodist church Tuesday night in a modest ceremony with his bride, a much younger woman, as the town records his eccentricities with amusement.
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Gum Creek
Dooly County
E. A. Tondee
Recorder
Abbeville
Wilcox
A. C. Bell
Hot Springs
Ark
Eli Hill
Miss Tuner
Bronwood
H. Gyles
Leek Street
Hill
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Americus
Simon Ellis
Simon
Mesars
Inez
Kendrick
Hampton Street
George Stapleton
Americas
Blue
Forsyth
Troup Atretts
McGilvray
New Court Hecuse
C. A. Brooks
Hamilton
Zoo Street
Tabler
Patrick Brady
Sumter County
Henry County
Alan
Sumner County
Wright
Fair City
Ala
Imourn
W. G. Ragan
Oak Grove Cemetery
A. B. Campbell
The
Baptist Church
Huntington
DeSoto
J. W. Jordan, Jr
Auntington
Joe
Oscar E. Lowe
Cobb
John A. Cobb
Coney
Sam W. Coney
Lumbenio
Fartherear
Hudson
Harry Pools
Colored Methodist Church
Harry
Florida
County Court Terms Close Four Criminal Guilty verdicts issued
In the regular quarterly County Court term Judge Pilabury presided. Four criminal cases were disposed of with guilty verdicts for Alf Hudson and Sam Butler, while Harry Green was found not guilty. Additional civil matters and several minor offenses were set for Monday. A shooting report near Hooks plantation led to a brief detention, with the shooter unobserved to have taken effect.
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Pilabury
Alf Hudson
Best~ing
Whain Gang
Pat Nixon
Harry Green
Sam Butler
Green
Gilbert
Don Frazier
Bill Welch
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Norra
Macon
Econ
Sions
Lott Warrer
Keieh
K4 & D
Davenport
Street
Americus, Ga
WM. M
McMath
Cole Stract
Camden
N. J
Sipe
Beria
Nelson
Town
Albert L. Rees
National Bank of Ravennate
Rees
Albany
T. M. Carter
da Warren
John R Shaw
America
Hall’s
Charlie Porter
Leesburg
Messrs
Hill and Schneider
Stultz & Baer
Adam Robinson
Will Davis
Artesian City
Lone Star State
Lubia
Ab Hall’s
Henry Smaw
Junelt
Hooks Plantation
Darkey
Sam Backus
Backus
Ty Panste
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