Rich land preaching plans and May gatherings
A notice from Avenicus Recorder outlines religious preaching in Richland on the Sud Saturday and Sabbath in May. It also mentions an Easter picnic by the Episcopal Sunday school at Magnolia Dell, recent merchandise closeouts, and local social events including a maidens’ outing to Black's mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Richland
M. BS. Bixtox
Episcopal Sunday School
Magnolia Dell
Prof. Clark
Andersonville
Will Pinto
May Day notes and town life in early spring
Local column records a bright May Day, court adjournments, artesian well talk, and a flood of small-town happenings. Mentions drink prices, fruit crops, health, travel plans, school events, shop changes, and pending railroad projects with names of residents and local businesses.
State Sunday School Convention Delegates report promising session
Delegates return from the State Sunday School Convention at Columbus with 122 of 187 counties organized and over a hundred thousand children in schools. Officers elected for 1884 include President R B Neppard and Vice President G E Thomas, with an upcoming Rome Mass Meeting and a May 7–8 gathering in Americus led by State Evangelist E J Benton. Music will be provided by local schools as the community hosts these events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter
Rendom
Americus Rangers
Xonte Note
B. Warren
F. A. Anderson
Kegsler
Boremup Wooten
Borghese
Calvin Carter & Son
Hoh
McNulty
Hugh
Georgia
Calvin Carter
Aohart
Will Perkins
Wooten & Ford
Gainesville
Richmond
H. Booth
Will
Columbus
R. B. Neppard
Savanagh
G. E. Thomas
Colum
Americus
E. J. Benton
Benton
Webster
Schey
Drowning at a Stewar t county gully during rains
A seventeen year old boy Darby and two Chambliss youths were walking near Lumpkin when a deep water hole opened due to heavy rains. Darby fell in while chasing a snake and drowned as his companions watched unable to help. The narrative shifts to an ad for Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup promising cold and chest relief with a sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neer Lumpkin
Darby
Chambliss
Lumpkin
Stewart County
Loys
Iaw
Hudson
Dr. Bosanko
Americus Rail Line Appeal Stirs Local Support
The Draston correspondent urges Americus residents to back a railroad from Americus to Hawkinsville, linking direct with Seaboard and West via the B T W G line to avoid reliance on Macon. Other items note cures for piles, advertisements for hats and boots, a bass business ending, and local celebration arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Draston
Daily Vindicator
Hawkinsville
Thia
Seaboard
Macon
Webster Sheriff Sale Notices May 1864 Preston GA
Webster County Georgia sheriff announces sale to be held on the first Tuesday in May 1864 before the Court House door in Preston. Property listed includes two hundred acres of land in district eight of the county, levied on as the property of William B Bozellan agent for wife to satisfy state and county taxes for the year 1863. Sheriff Daniel Davis supervises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Frigcaun N.G
J. K. Paixer
Webster
Dantel Davis
Daniel, Davis
Mouse of Boven Gablec tale reverberates in broken era prose
In a garbled historic snippet a narrator cites a plea from Cligond Pynebean amid gloom on a Sew Hugiand day. A letter to Hincox & Co mentions child illness, bowels, and general misery, praising PARK EMS TONIC as a cure and claiming notable health restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reulers
Cligond Pynebean
Park Ems
Wella
Adda
Tilney
Niraiac
Woman's Best Remedy Praised by Georgia Agent
An elderly woman from Canrensvilee Ga claims cure by radfeld's Female Regulator after years of illness. The testimonial hails the remedy as wonderful and notes Maj John Whitner of Atlanta as a known and favorable figure. The letter asserts widespread use before the war on a plantation with success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canrensvilee
Emily
Radfeld
Joho
Whitner
Atlante
United Tates
Jaya
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Avenicus Recorder
Tg Cavin Canton & Sox
Sumter County
Leonard Parker
United States
the Recoiver
Black's Mill
Fricker & Bro
Dawson
Frank Cranx
J. &. C. Clark
Misa Carnik Guyton Parks
Petes
Twitty
Mra
Wiley G. Parks
Jas. G. Parka
Americas
Preston & Lumpkin
J. W. Sheffield
B. I. Collier
Atlanta
Ugrnoon Agheia
Warvey
Hota
John R. Shaw
Dawson College Guarda
Columbia
Pilsbury
Reconnen
Adams
Hoe
Tilsbury
Thornton Wheatley
Ile
Wheatley
Pem Ponts
Cardinal Beaus
Superior Court
Marion Court
Artesian
M. H. Ford & Co
Jobo Felder Burt
A.J. Buchannan
Barlow House
Willie
Lula Batts
Smthville
Col. B. B. Hinton
Bill
Joe Jordan
Jintle
Stan
Steve Swain
Mation County
Carl Schneider
Germany
Leesburg
Smithville
Israels
New York Morning Journal
New York City
Journal
Magnolia den
M. Callaway
J. W. Wheatley
Southern Express Company
Nanty Deauty
3. C. Cooper
Americaa
Alwasa
Cliff Clay
Americus Reconpen
Americna
Vienna
Dooly County
Dooly
Fred ‘Tl. Lockhart
Augusta
J. C. Kimball
J. ©. Courtney
C.F. Parkhamt
J.T. Pendleton
Thomas Moore
John KR
West
Stewart
Oxford
Grigsby E. Thomas
Hamilton Yancey
Rome
R. B. Reppard
Savannah
Waynenboro
Conneil & Winford
Menara
M. Wheatley
John Windsor
R. J. Perry
L. J. Blalock
Boesanko
Harper
Nelton County
J. Tanants
Ametions
Conneil d& Williford
Cating Carter & Son
Joan BR. Snow
N. B
Cts
Gyles
D. Ht
Hill's Furniture Store
Victoria Lawn
Iothier
James W. Strange
J. Davis
Milltown
Ala
Alady
Bonham, Tesas
Notanvioa
Ava
Meath
Mladfield
Hale Ly A. A
Davenport
W. Bhiridge
People's National Bank
Honde T
Stein Banks
Saatilitirs
Stork Pabtta
Atste
Reed
Goren
Hamter
Hawkes
H. Hawking
State Depository
City of
Hastera
Mate
Coustics
Schley
Dealy
Lee
Terrell
Randolph
Quit
W. Warres
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