In Memoriam Homer II eldest son of J B and Mr Scott
In Memoriam notes the death of Homer II aged 24 ten miles east of Americus on Sept 21 at 6 am He was a church member since age 11 married to Misa M L Johnson on Nov 11 1888 He was known for energy integrity and courtesy Funeral at Pleasant Grove church followed by burial with both white and colored attendees and prayers for his wife and parents to find comfort in the Lord
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer II
J. B
Mr. Scott
Ivis
Americus
Homer
Misa M. L. Johnson
M. E. Church
Glock Pi. Iu. Sundey
Comouter
Our Man About Town and City Improvements Notes
Our Man About Town surveys Albany’s rainy day mood with hotel fullness, thriving street railways, and brisk drumming as merchants and newcomers flock to a growing city. A Baptist church project progresses with masons arriving. Chief A P Lingo maintains order under steady traffic and commerce.
Real estate transfers show city lots and acres traded for cash
A series of transfers details numerous city lots and large tracts in the 20th 27th and 28th districts with prices ranging from 0 to 14 800 dollars. Transactions involve heirs sellers and buyers including J E D Shipp M P Suber and S A Hill among others and conclude with a note about Lamar's Diarrhea Mixture claims as a cure for diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florid C. Brannon
E. L. Guerry
Helra
W. A. Black
Fort, Dodeon
Murphey
J.E.D. Shipp
W. E. Murphy
M. P. Suber
M. M. Suber
Northwest Corner
J. F. Suber
T. M. Tomlinson
E. A. Castleberry
G. M. and
C. Dudley
Kate Callaway
Lamar Street
G. W. Easterlin
A. Hill
N. J. Clark
M. Williams
J. R. Williams
C. E. Clark
J .K. Williams
G. W. Kennedy
A. W. F. Phillips
Jno
L. Harper
Edwards & Parker
Plains
J.T. Hall
A. M. Ry. Co
Geo. A. Turpin
A. C
D. P. Paugh
A.M. A.R. Co
Peter Willams
Agt
P. Tomlinson
C. A. Cantleberry
Ed Littleton
U.S. Lockett
John Matha
L. F. McCoy
Ashley Street
Lamar
Personal notes from Americus in October 1890
A local column lists residents and visitors in Americus including Mr W L Smith Cordele and Mr W R Gunn Thomasville. It notes many names, roles, and travels of politicians clergy merchants and railroad agents with a section on advertised letters remaining uncalled for at the post office. It ends with an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and a Columbus Ledger political prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. £. Smith
Cordele
W. R. Gunn
Thomasville
W. G. Gill
Lee
J. B. Felder
Atlanta
Columbus
Mattie Clark
Gillis
Pineville
Charles A. Fricker
Fricker
Ohio
John C. Hall
Morris & Pearlman
Cotton Avenue
John
E A. Smith
Western
J. Dorsey
Georgia Southern
Florida Road
Lee McLennon
Faco
Brown
Carroll H. Smith
Columbus Southern
Smith
Read
Americus Post Office
Frances Adama
Hattie Allen
Mary Jane Bradford
M H Britton
Henderson Birke
OA Bacon
Bettie Brown
M B Riggustoff
Mary Barton
Eugenia Cameron
Frank Cook
Chirne Clemmond
Florence G Chappell
Lama Calhoun
Savannah Jones
Pink Jones
Pinkard Jones
B Ingraham
JD C Ivey
Bob Larimore
T W Logan
Leo
T J Logan
RE McLean
Calvin Mcgay
Tobe Moore
Luial ‘Core
Edwid Onnard
Mary R Parkey
R—J H Richardson, Richer Reese, LaFayette Reece. S—Edd Bayer
Col
P C Bayer
Henry Sims
FL Bimmons
Ryles Smith
Loving Smith
James Suggs
Mary Snell
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Onge
D. Ansley
Jersey
E. D. Ansley’s
Fe Waterworks Commissionera
Leeton
Waterworks Commissioners
Ferjoahar
Our Man
Sty
Opera House
Albany
A. P. Lingo
New Baptist Church
Reese
David Kentrick
Hallie Bryan
K—N Kiraon
J.C. Roney, P. M
Hood
Columbus Ledger
Gordon
Senator Colquitt
Sale
Georgia
WeEssten
Jonora
Pie Ordimary
Webster County
Tani Coun
Weston
Jovern
Eee
SM. Cohen
Congress
Americas
Bee
Sebastopol
Gros de Lyon
Ggeuip
A. Mack & CO