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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1886
Page
3
In retirement from the warehouse business the message commends Mr. Satsnel M. Gar ab for his long experience and upright conduct, noting he deserves the confidence and patronage of planters in the area. It also mentions two suitable rooms for rent near the business part of town.
A collection of excerpts from contemporary papers reflects mixed views on Jefferson Davis’s Montgomery reception. The Washington Post lauds free government amid restoration, while Chicago Tribune condemns Davis as a symbol of a lost cause. Philadelphia Press and Record note Southern hospitality and pledged Union, with Gen. Gordon praising lasting Union.
A mule on Wellborn San fers's plantation near Wylie N Pope's land went mad after a dog passage five weeks earlier. The animal showed classic hydrophobia signs and was killed by Hal Arnold with a breech loading shotgun. The bite was on the mule's nose. Also noted is B F Widdicombe of West Chester Pa having a recovered bullet mounted as a gold keepsake.
An advertisement notes Speer’s pots wine as suitable for seed and debilitated persons and also used as a common toning wine. It states the product is for sale by L. B. Bosworth.
Ernest Antz of 821 Baronne and Thomas McMahon grocer of Baronne and Felicity streets collected 15000 dollars, one fifth of the first prize from the Louisiana State Lottery. Antz presented ticket No 25-244 and received payment from New Orleans National Bank. John Caste, saloon keeper at Clara and Calliope, also held a fifth and was paid 15000 dollars. The men plan prudent use of their winnings improving finances and futures.
In Wualene Georgia Mr Jenning Marden of Latlerro County reported carp eggs hatched in four days. He placed pine and cedar brush in a pond eggs on a limb hatched within minutes after transfer and the fry swam. The experiment suggests carp eggs hatch quickly and nearly simultaneously. Mr Murden said the carp is well suited to the country and a success in his pond.
At Capt A F Wooley's Kingston area farm flood waters erosion reveals a graveyard like site. Hidden bones of humans and beasts along with arrow heads and pottery appear in the washed bottoms. Locals believe the area was a burial ground of aborigines long ago.
Dr. G. W. Dorsey of Piqua Ohio says Horsford’s Acid Phosphate aids dyspepsia. He notes relief when stomach acid is deficient and reports beneficial effects on the nervous system.
A neighbor recalls a warm September evening when his dog Gracy pursued a wild gobbler through a yard and orchard. The chase ends with the turkey captured by Gracy, who distinguished its scent among many tame birds before colony Carter severed its neck.
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores burns eruptions and skin complaints. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded and is sold by Dr. E J Eldridge at 25 cents per box.
In a call meeting the Webster County Board of Education adopted Cree for general use in county schools. The index includes Upwered Jors o's Scho of Readers, Rntonte Beries Arithmetics, Smith's English Grammar, Brophens' Teachers, Trustees and all involved must govern themselves accordingly. The move is framed as a strict community standard to be followed. Preston April 6 1886.
The Bargain Man reports a four week stay in Western and Eastern markets yielding a vast stock bought at low prices. Hard times boost cash buyers and job lots, as Americus merchants boast large spring summer stock and a 3 cent per yard calico and lawn sale with ample profits. Part of the purchase has arrived, with more expected this week.
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