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Americus Weekly Recorder in Americus, Georgia

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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1884

Page

8

Her Little Wishness Burdette's touching death letter as witness

A long serviceable farewell from Robert J. Burdette to his wife Carrie, recounting her final days and night by night vigil. He recalls her courage and the family’s quiet grief, the lake scene, and the final blessing to her son Robbie as she passed peacefully. The piece ends with notes of their Ardmore home and a closing personal message to Mrs. Pilling.

Robert J. Burdette Bia Dickens David Copperfeld Aupsorg Sue Dora Robbie Ale Carrie Peoria Nostral Sol O'Lock Desta Lord Marion Church Mrs. Pilling Ardmore Rowaar J. Burperre

Toledo Rally Displays Calm Political Spirit in Mulligan Parade

A Toledo crowd formed a peaceful display as Democrats and Republicans paraded, with Lucas County Democrats outmoving Republicans man for man in torchlit support. Blaine trembled under the crowd and begged to be moved as Brown urged the procession forward along Summit Street.

Hendricks Wheeling Waernisa W. Vas Thomas A. Hendricks Randall and Fellows Mr. Hendricks John R. Fellows New York Capitol Square Capitol Building Lucas County Brown Summit Street Mr Blaine Cleveland Mulligan Blaine Jim Brown

Recount of alleged repeaters and labor ads entering Ohio

Democratic and Republican groups charge repeaters are being brought into Ohio from Richmond. Ads propose moving hundreds of colored miners and laborers with wages stated, naming J. P. Desis and J. L. Destis as agents. Names Spice Curlett and John B. Askew appear, with election-day polling security noted. whiskey ad follows with Harpers Nelson County brand and agent listed.

Democratic Committee Richmond Ohio J.P. Desis J. 1. Destts Spice Curlett Baltimore Lancaster Curlett Curlett Ia Washington John B. Askew

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