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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1886

Page

7

Cotton sales and railway survey notes in Georgia

Cotton buyers Hitt & Co. purchased seven hundred bales in Albany while the Dublin and Macon railroad project draws hydrographic survey by R T McDonald of Savannah. Pensioners report few Civil War survivors in Sumter County, and Georgia Loan and Trust Co. expands with branches statewide.

Messrs Hits & Co Bouttiwest Georgia Albany Jet Alleshy Messie Hitt and Beil Dublin Atlanta Constitution R T. McDonald Savannah The Central Railroad Ogonee River Mebline Ferry Dublin and Macon McDohld Buena Vista Road

Immigration association in Southwest Georgia discussed

A detailed notice describes the Southwest Georgia Immigration and Land Association with its Americas office. The group, formed by prominent local businessmen, aims to promote immigration of practical farmers and workers from the North, secure favorable railroad rates, circulate descriptive literature, open correspondence with settlers, organize excursions, and attract desirable citizens while classifying and offering land for sale. The plan includes locating factories, fostering home enterprise, and expanding across Southwest Georgia beyond Americus, operating as a business concern rather than a mere paper organization.

Immigration Association Southwest Georgia Immigration and Land Association Americas Beiong Georgia Americus

Brunswick Dr Burroughs Seeks Stolen Safe Goods

From Brunswick Dr Burroughs visited the city Saturday to recover goods stolen from his safe weeks ago. The break in yielded watches old coins bonds and Confederate money. Davenport suspected burglar has Confederate money and several watches not matching Burroughs collection. Davenport owns safes in Winston and is thought to have entered Burroughs’ safe.

Dr. Burroughs Brunswick Davenport Burroughs Winston

Equable Southwest Georgia Climate Praised by Recorder

The Recorder in England inspired a distant joke about variable weather. In response, a Georgia audience asserts Southwest Georgia offers a stable, healthy climate: not too hot or cold, wet or dry, with a balance that aids health and longevity.

Reoonpga Isle of Wright Georgia Loan and Trust Company Georgia

Poor Farm Faces Burden of Lunatic Inmates

The last legislature ordered three helpless negro lunatics returned from Milledgeville to Sumter County. The act aims to send harmless incurables back to their home county, leaving the county to decide care when relatives are absent. It hints Sumter may need both a poor farm and a small lunatic asylum.

Sumter Milledgeville

Railroad Wrecking Near Andersonville

Late Saturday night a freight train on the Southwestern railroad approached Andersonville near the cemetery crossing and struck four cross-ties placed on the track. Two ties were displaced by the cowcatcher, the other two wedged in and had to be cut out with an ax. The engine remained on the rails, and the incident appeared likely the work of tramps.

Fred Qol Tita Sooth Southwestern Railroad Andersonville Cemetery Crossing

Too Much Talk in a Rural Barber Shop Scene

A fragmented tale unfolds in a barber shop where a countryman hurries home, a cotton buyer, merchant, and doctor discuss wartime legacies and a looming influx of outsiders. The group debates action versus talk, lamenting lost progress and urging restraint as the meeting adjourns.

Barry Gotton Dol

Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief Through Remedy

Dr P B Holt reports a patient with long term indigestion found relief after trying a new remedy. The testimonial claims the medicine cured years of distress when other medicines, climate changes, and diet failed. Several named individuals from Georgia vouch for the treatment's effectiveness.

P. B. Holt Dean Sie Bess Howard

Advertised Letters From Americas Postoffice 1884

The list shows unclaimed letters remaining in the Americas Post Office as of March 7 1884 to be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office. Names include Wane Amanda Mise Wana and many others with initials and surnames. The notice requests customers to call for advertised letters and mentions delivery by deadline.

Americus Postoffice

Petition for Incorporation in Early County

Petition by John A Cobb Henry 4 Pieon Samuel H Hawkine Arian id John WF Peabo Henry Co ereham L Ervin J eefoif Ge Gaurgo W Gloverlover Olas M Harrold and others to form Southwest Geo tiaw and Land Association a real estate business with principal office at Soares Uist seeks charter with ten thousand dollars capital and authority to sue and transact business filed March 4 1886 in Early County Clerk J W Atuex office.

Eer John A Cobb Henry Pieon Samuel H Hawkine Arianid John Peabo Henry Coereham L Ervin Jeefoif Ge Gaurgo W Gloverlover Olas M Harrold Ssi Wane Tooma Antion Southwest Geotiaw Carey Soares Uist D. Pray J. W Atuex

Advantage in Concentrated Purchases Cited

A fragment notes that concentrating purchases offers an advantage and mentions a house in the context of the argument. The readable text implies a broader discussion of buying strategy and home context, but specifics are limited and no names or places are recovered.

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Barnett Speer United States’ Army Sumter County Daily Mails Crisp Daily Liverpool Cotton Exchange Messrs. Hitt & Co Georgia Loan and Trust Co Rome Valdosta New England Fanerlows Webster Library Festival Recorder England Barber No Q. Wane Gay Jordan & Ford Plymouth Rock Amna Americus, Aoe & Laonpvin Amroby 1856 Time Aries Ak Biol Garson Baweibs the Georgia Loan and Trust Company Lodna Money Chesper Ani Essex Pigs A. T. Ottran R. Shaw Forsyth Street Americus, Geraia John R. Shaw Rekkeekes
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