Brief South Georgia Correspondents Notice
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Richland News Sketched With Local Pins and Marital News
From Richland March 6 a note on T F Carter agent for New York Life Insurance for this county and public matters. Also mentions Mrs A J Majors improving, a candy pulling at A H Prothro’s residence, a wedding at Uncle Dev N C Alston’s home between J T Williams and Fannie Snelling officiated by Rev West, and local plans for church rebuilding. Mr Carter and Lady visiting Columbus while local church work progresses amid rain and guano hauling, with talk of a new church and forthcoming quarterly meeting. Local residents and merchants are optimistic about growth as rail links to Chattanooga Brunswick and Savannah Montgomery loom.
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Hiemann
T. F. Carter
New York Life Insurance Company
He Parker
Parker
Weel
A. J. Majors
A. H. Prothro
Dev. N.C. Alston
J. T. Williams
Fannie Snelling
Windon
Fannie
O. K
I’e
Iady
Columbus
Miss Clegg
N.C. Alston
West
Wilson
Sam Kirvin
Guerry
Mise Ella Weat
Cuthbert
Ely
W. H. Giles
Rt. R
Chattanooga
Branswick
Savannah
Montgomery
St. Par
Local Georgia Letter Reports Farm Work and News
From Joe, Ga. March 4 notices early planting varied by farmer with corn and cane in progress. A garden and fowl house are nearly finished, while community tales include a burned mustache, Dr Park’s pneumonia cases, visits by Mrs Cobb and Mrs Driskell, a near accident, two youths ran away to Ty Ty, Rev Branch visiting, and a fish story from Sumter County.
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Jon, Ga
Joh
Park
Schley County
Sims
Richland
Beckham Cobb
Miss Ford
Leesburg
Willie Driskell
Durell Driskell
Irwin County
Livyingston
Vin Two Inds
Ty Ty
Mr. Branch
Americus
Sumter
Worth
Plains of Dura March 6 community notes and updates
Plain s of Dura reports roads in poor condition from recent ruins and ongoing cotton movement to Americus. Local residents Lee Rawana and Huw son noted for farming. entertainments kept youth lively. Balloon ascent visit to Americus sparked joy among Henry and Julian after beer and cigars. Illnesses hit Prof Black and wife, Mrs R K Webb, and Mr H R Dean Jr. Kept school closed. West traveled to Cheribee in rain.
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Duna
Lee
Rawana
Americus
Huwson
Henry
Julian
Cotton Avenue
Bronwood News and Tragic Fire Report
Bronwood brief items note a child servant of Mrs. Wilkinson burned to death after her dress caught fire as rain dampened attendance at a quarterly meeting. Other notes mention ill health of Mrs. Hill, telegraphs from Americus and Macon, a local cofins shutdown affecting workers, and local job searches.
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BR. K. Smith
Bronwood
Mareh G
W. H. Wilkinson
Junige E.G. Hill
Sallie Gyles
Americus
Mra
Price
Macon
A.J. Winkler
Lizzie Allen
Fort Valley
Pension dispute and stock-law case dominate Clarence news
In Oglethorpe March notes, a Confederate veteran seeks a state pension denied due to non residence while a test stock-law ruling upholds lawfulness. Sheriff sales liquidate Montezuma stock to satisfy a Macon mortgage. Socials and visits highlight community life in Clarence.
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OoLerioner
Issa
Fish
John Mathis
Nuton Jones
Mathis
Jones
Gilmore
Col. E. F. Hinton
Americus
Col. I. N. Mott
T.J. Grant
Montezuma
Johnson and Harris
Macon
Johnson
D. P. Coogles
Lizzie Whitebard
Dawson
A. H. Greer
Leesburg Trial Remarks on Double Murder Case
The commital trial of John Picket for the murder of Nelson Brooks and Rhody Brooks opened before Justice Gireen. Picket pled guilty and admitted killing both victims, blaming his companion Tilly who, under fear, claims she acted only to escape his violence. The court noted his calm but shrewd demeanor as spectators observed his cross examination.
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Leesacra
John Picket
Nelson Brooks
Gireen
G Geen
Nelson
Rhody
Marshal Tison
Tilly
Martin
Old and New General Harrison Takes the Presidency
Washington reports the transfer of power from Grover Cleveland to Benjamin Harrison as decorous and unforced. The inaugural ceremony, parade, and escort showcased a nation in celebration, with remarks by Harrison praising country and growth, civil service reform, and future protection laws while crowds braved rain to witness the event.
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Wa Isetos
D.C
Grover Clete
Govenent
Harrison
Union
Gen. Harrison
Peter
Grand Mushal
Promptl
Cleve Jani
Lest Harrison
Pennsylvania Avenue
Regular Army
District of Columbia
Capitol
Aylvania Avenue
Aii
Justy
H. 4
Ray
England
South
Deyond
Treasury
Wasuixaton
Senate
Ppiti Balls Four Names AyT TM Vara Ae Oo
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