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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1890

Page

8

Were the People and Crisp Triumph Rally in Georgia

Thousands joined a grand Democratic victory celebration on Lamar Street. The procession featured the Americus Light Infantry Bumter Guards and speakers like Judge Crisp, Fort, and Hawkes, with fireworks, illuminated floats, and a symbolic burial of the G. O. P. amid cheers for Crisp and the tariff critique.

Banda Lamar Street Artesian Well Grand Marshall Council Cordele Band E. 8. West Marshall Jackson’street Prince Hose Company Mesars Bivins Henry Stanfield Americus Light Infantry Prince of Officers H. C. Bagley Bumter Light Guards Brumby Judge Crisp Judge Fort Hawkes W. K. Wheatley Felder Thia Ire Georgia Charles F. Crisp Sam Delac Billy Patterson Penn+ in Ben Harrison Matt Ben Kinley Bi Hawkins Knauft Americas Smithville Union Printers City Judge Chap Congress Wien Crisp Walsh Levy Guerry Hardeman Wheatley Weill W. M. Hawkes Bumter County

Death of Miss Maude Reid at Sixteen

Miss Maude Reid daughter of Coot Reid from near the Plains died last week of fever and was buried in the family ground. She was sixteen, praised for a bright intellect and beauty and was to be married soon to a prominent city gentleman, who shares in the family sorrow. The Recorder extends heartfelt sympathy.

Maude Reid Coot Reid Plains Mth Recorder

Handcoms Bar to Open Next to Allen House

Mr. Mike Schaefer of the B B Company Cincinnati is installing antique oak fixtures for a new bar beside the Allen House. The project, costing a little over $5,000, aims to yield one of the state’s finest bars. Schaefer, an experienced supervisor, expects completion by Wednesday. Frank McKenna of Albany will run the bar, which promises notable beauty.

Mike Schaefer B.& B. Company Cincinnati Allen House Schaefer Frank McKenna Albany

Olds Inhabitant Mr Dixon Dies at Father of Local Pastor

Olds resident T B Dixon an early settler and father of Rev Rh W Dixon, longtime Methodist pastor, died Sunday noon at his six mile home. He lived a long, faithful life and was laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery after a three o clock funeral yesterday.

T. B. Dixon Bumter Cty Rh. W. Dixon Methodist Church Oak Grove Cemetery

Tragedy at the Exposition Track A shootout ends in jail

A deadly shooting occurred at the exposition race track after a trotting race. T. C. Dawson of Glennville was attacked by Richard and Robert Howard and James Buckeratall, who fired thirteen shots, leaving Dawson with four bullet wounds and a knife injury. The brothers' motive linked to a prior marriage split, and all three are jailed awaiting trial as an inquest is scheduled for tomorrow.

Brecial Exposition T. C. Dawson Glennville Richard Robert Howard James Buckeratall Dawson Howards Hon. W. C. Dawson Eufaula Howard's

Synod discusses education plans and attendance concerns

The second day of the Synod featured reports on a proposed university serving four southern states, with talks on Christian education and church publishing. Pastor Robert Adams apologized for lower attendance, noting closer to two thirds of expected guests, while Circus agent Oscar Raha announced French and Co’s show coming Friday.

J. B. Shearer D. D Davidson College N. C North Carolina South Carolina Georgia South Georgia Florida J. K. Hazen Richmond J. T. Bruce la Grange E. M. Richardson Memphis Tenn Robert Adams Presbyterian Church Prench & Co Oscar Raho French & Co Raha Recorder

A Delightful Evening Reception for Mr and Mrs Slappey

A reception at the groom’s father home celebrated the marriage of Mr T and the bride. Notable attendees from Americus, Andersonville, Macon, Ellaville and Sherman joined many friends in a memorable evening, with guests listed by town and name.

Lula Wesson Andersonville Annie Woods Macon Katie Williams Ellaville Mitch Bolton Laura Watts Lella Watts J. L. Mack Americus Charles Slappey Sherman

A Bad Bedfellow Steals Roommates Promiss and More

John Cochran faced two warrants for theft after spending Sunday night with friends Henry Banks and Will Hamilton. He admitted taking money and a pocketbook, returning part of the cash and hiding the rest, and was sentenced by Judge Pilebury to twenty months in jail, ten months on each warrant.

John Cochran Cochran Henry Banks Will Hamilton Pilebury

Jim Barrow Dies After Wounding and Illness

Jim Barrow died this morning around 2 o'clock after prior injuries from a pistol shot by Alex Duncan. He had been ill for some time and will be buried today at Mt. Zion. The article notes his death follows a past shooting reported in The Record Deer. An unrelated medical ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy for catarrh.

Jim Barrow Alex Duncan Mt. Zion

Prominent Life Policy Payout by Knights of Honor

Yesterday Mrs. D. P. Holloway received $2,000 from the Knights of Honor policy held by her late husband. Dr. Holloway’s death earlier left the funds tied up for two months. the full amount was released to Mrs. Holloway by D. K. Brinson. An advertisement touts P. P. P. as a cure for indigestion and a blood purifier, claimed to restore strength and appetite.

D. P. Holloway Knights of Honor Dr. Holloway

Doctor Bosworth Not Accepting New Patients

Dr Bosworth in poor health cannot take more patients at this time. Those at a distance are asked to note the situation. He rarely stays in his office but will issue prompt notices in the columns when he can resume work for the public.

Bosworth

Georgia Legislature Bills Introduced and Senate Committees Named

Special to Recouper from Atlanta November 12. The Georgia house pushed bills with local impact and debated second readings. Bills include inspectors of pile and fertilizers, state funds for diseased domestic animals, tax receiver duties, fence law, second marriages, branch of the State University, and Americus Savings Bank incorporation. The Senate announced committees and passed a resolution for a ten member Congressional Apportionment committee. Committee lists cover Agriculture, Education, Finance, Immigration, Internal Improvement, Military Affairs and more with named members.

Atlanta Jackson Heard Georgia Twitty Wooten Dougherty Hogan Lincoln Pope Oglethorpe State University Congress University of Georgia Col. A. 8. Cutts Sumter Americus Savings Bank Alliance Organization House and Senate Eprron Recorder General Assembly M. V. Calvin Richmond House of Representatives Henry L. Graves Johnson Williams Cane Academy of the Blind W. E. Golden Academy Deaf and Dumb E. W Kane General Agriculture C. T. Zachry Sith C. H. Ellington J. P. Walker Banks M. O'Neal W. F. Chandler

Three years ago Messia Harris and Payne plumbing firm grows big

Three years ago Messia Harris and Payne opened a modest plumbing shop. Now a leading state firm with vast work in sanitary fixtures. They handle college installs central depot contracts city hall church and private homes. New showroom and display space planned as work continues to expand.

Messia, Harris & Payne Americas Smithville M. B. Council

Dreahises a New Society and Trouble for Parker

A story from a historical newspaper recounts George Parker organizing a secret benevolent society among African Americans offering cheaper bacon and flour. Patrons Henry Walls and Watt Thomas paid $10 each for drawing cards. both received blanks and were swindled. A warrant was issued for Parker for cheating and dwindling, with the case to be heard today.

George Parker George Henry Walls Watt Thomas Parker

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T.C. Dawson Columbus Exposition Dr. Adams T. W. Blappey Promisch The Knights of Honor of A Life Insurance Legislature Oth C. B. Vingent R. M W. ‘Glenn J. M. Terrell Junetary T. B. Cabanias C. M. Witcher Hill E. B. Smith J. E. Nuonaly W. P. Williams Jon 7 W. Lam U. Ww Warren Jno McRae Ub. Rinting J. P Ohnston L. Harp Ogi Bile P M. W. Beck W. T. Irving R. Johnson Ist Pres. Mitchell Ometo E. H. Callewar Aslick Coon U. S. Gev't Royal Americus E. D. Anbley High-fls Sa
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