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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1888

Page

8

Southwest Georgia News of the Week From Deb and Tein Kin

A Southwest Georgia column reports floods damaged Kineharo bridges hindering trade and crossing. It notes political chatter for Lumber Representative, critiques Sam Small’s third party, and updates on local saw mills and a sick relative, with bridges being replaced and more notes to follow.

Sam Small Third Party John Brown Harper's Ferry Salvation Army Movement Celia Morgan D. W R. J. Nicholson Seasry

Hudson Happenings May Show Many Local Weddings

Hudson Happenings notes spring progress with crops improving despite dry weather and a cheerful view of farmers’ prospects. It highlights a weekly literary society, a flourishing Sunday school, monthly preaching by Rev. W. T. McMichael and Miss Rena Hargrove visiting from Americus. Cupid’s activity is noted with several upcoming marriages and warm wishes are given for the couples’ futures.

Hupsox Isis Summer Hudson W. ‘Tl. McMichael Rena Hargrove Americus Annie Hayes Cupid Hurlson fNox

Andersonville Notes and Social Roundup May Weather Glimpses

Local brief from Andersonville recounts visits by visiting merchants and dignitaries from Macon Americus Oglethorpe and Dawson. Social happenings include picnics Sabbath school gatherings at Montezuma and a Methodist church meeting led by J C Branch. A dramatic club is forming and a lighthearted tale about a suitor and a gift of saltpeter ends the note.

Andersonville Pienie Couvou A.J. Pursley Saveoneh Bist TE. Pope Rovers Sona Macon Neall Mr. Adams I. 2D Avian & Cou Mica Cora Snellgrove Gardner Me We. A. Harrison Patapsea Gitano Company Vis Wom. Easterlin Saterday Acta Siradly Messrs Thos. Glover D. M. Mayo Tom Ited Americus O. D. Glover Will McAlmurray Montezuma Prof. Gardner J. A. Phillips Will English Oglethorpe Our Town T. W. Waterhouse Methodist Church J.C. Branch Oscar J. T. Gardner S. M. Bryant

Dawson Doings and Local Politics in Terrell County

Dawson notes cover Terrell County Democratic mass meeting at the court house, electing delegates to Atlanta conventions, endorsing Grover Cleveland and Colquitt, and denouncing a third party. A candidate, Dr. Kendrick, is welcomed amid commentary on local rivals and district politics. Reports on the county bridge, tournament preparations, farmers, and local visitors conclude with social items and strawberry season.

J. H. Guerry HL. Rainey Geo. W. Roberts J. W. EF. Lowrey J. W. Roberts Atlanta A.C. Hill W. C. Kendrick W.8. Thornton W.G. Wall J. J. Parrott H. Brown J. W. Sears J. [. Hiller Oxford J. W. F. Lowrey Terrell County Mass Grover Cleveland United States of America Congress Democratic Party St. Louis United States Alfred H. Colquitt Gicorgia United States Senate John B. Gordon H. G. Turner Georgia Samsinall Prohibition

Local notes from Oglethorpe County May meeting and elections

May 2 report from Oglethorpe County details a dry spell for plants and a crowded court house discussion of local matters. The Board of Commissioners names C A Greer as Treasurer with an election set for May 4 to select a successor. Col H M Kaigler is named County School Commissioner amid party executive committee actions. An aircraft of health care is noted with Dr Diker treating catarrh and operating on two local children. Sabbath school picnic planned for May 4 at Sliding Hill, and the death of Mrs John Smith near Corinth is reported alongside visits from Col Chariton Battle of Columbus to Col W H Willis’s family.

Executive Committee Court House C. B. Stevens Col L. C. Hoyl W. C. Kendrick Ire Judge’ Williams Terrell Richmond Tobe Welburne Kinchafoom Creek C. A. Greer A. H. Greer A. Greer Edwin Williams Board of Education Col. H. M. Kaigler Wy. H. Willis W.H. Fish R. 0. Engram M. B. Gilmore C. R. Keen J.C. Ellington Dr. Diker L. B. Hicks Bosworth Americus Levi Turner T. 8. Brooks Sliding Hill John Smith Corinth Phaie Chariton

Ellaville social notes and town chatter

May 2 Ellaville columns report Col J R Williams at Buena Vista Superior Court. Tom Hudson visits the city, Miss Sallie Cheng attends Buena Vista entertainment, Clyde Williams of Americus visits relatives. Judge Ansley and Judge Battle noted. sheriff sale held. Union Sabbath school picnic set for May 1 with special train. Local dispute over Hamp Geta statements referenced. Lena and Lenox residents react to Mr Stevens schedule changes.

Ellaville Col. J. R. Williams Our City Superior Court Buena Vista Tom Hudson Tom Sallie Cheng Clyde Williams Americus Tom Loyless Dawson J. A. Ansley Hamp Putnam Mr. Stevens Lenox

Putnam Notes and Local Happenings in Ellaville

InTxam May 2 reports light anti trust sentiment among farmers buying on credit, local political delegate selections for the State convention, and notices of a grave incense for Dr McMichael. The piece highlights a talented child Lily Chapman, a mule accident involving Mr James Kelley and his aunt, Florida vegetables arriving, religious life in Putnam, and school honors for Lizzy Grantham and Aurelio Domingos. It also mentions a Scheian teacher and tabbit rabbit lore, plus travel notes from Cuthbert and Lisborn Florida.

Democratic Election Committee Sedley County Court House Ellaville Senator Coljuitt Congress Cleveland Hudson W. H. McCrory McMichael Dan Rainey Clarence Putnam Little Lily Chapman Glenn Holley School James Kelley Florida M. E Collum Lisborn Fla

Rainy Georgia town notes and visiting guests in Cuthbert

Rain is much needed in this vicinity as residents, visitors, and relatives circulate through Cuthbert and nearby counties. The item lists social activity including visits by Mrs. H. B. Elder, Col. F. A. Hooper and wife, and Rev. I. W. Waddell conducting Presbyterian meetings. It notes Refs to Annie Dozier, Mrs. B. A. Head, Col. A. M. George, Ed. McDonald family returning from Florida, Minnie Speight visiting, Mrs. J. M. Boardman visiting relatives, and a fishing party returning from Dead Lakes Florida. also reports Rev. C. Davis and wife ill and a broken leg incident at Beall's Pond.

Upper Hollis Dawson Americus Cuthbert Sumter Terrell Court House Win Kaigler Lowrey Rainey George Alexander J. Gi. Parks Hele Parks Mary 8 Balsden Mainie Symmes Anne Crocuh Albany J. W. Forrester Leesburg J. H. Thomas Montgomery A. G. Jones Hancock County Mattie Fennie Hollis Sallie Will Pickett L. P. Dozier Quitman County W. N. Lott J. G. Wells Bronwood Terrell Superior Court Nannie Lou Hawkins Charlie Wheatley Em. Prince Sam Hawkins Rh. W. Davis W. C. Gunn A. M. George Midway Ala Ed. McDonald Florida Flehing Minnie Speight Fort Gaines J. W. Sealy J. T. Palmer Brunswick Rev. C. Davis Preachers Row A. J. Moye C. W. Simpson, Jr L. Re, Key Gabe Toombs Judge Kiddoo Col. W. C. Worrill Dead Lakes 8. H. Gamble Beall’s Pond J. M. Boardman L. A. Smith

Treasuer Indicted in Stewart County investigation

Special to Recotpen Leavkix May 1 Nearly a year after a grand jury inquiry into county officers books county treasurer Everett was found behind in cash accounts by about 4000 dollars A true bill for embezzlement has been reported and the case will be prosecuted Everett, a quiet man with many friends, faces the full extent of the law amid public intrigue over his finances.

Recotpen Leavkix Grand Jury Everett

California Gossip from Wobster County Meeting Preserved

Report from Macedonia cared in Wobster County notes a successful general meeting with stirring addresses on church matters. Reverends G W Weekly M B L Binion J H Cawood preached to large crowds. Farmers Alliance grows despite naysayers. Sab bath school at Benevolence academy led by J E Moore. J L Griffin closes Antioch school after three months. Gardens and oats begin to need rain. Onn Foy.

Wobster County Macedonia M. B. L. Binion Elock P. m J. H. Ca Wood J. L. Underwood B. W. Davis Farmers’ Alliance Cne Bootie Majors Texas Benevolence Academy J. E. Moore J. L. Griffin Antioch

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