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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1885

Page

7

Died at Andersonville and local openings noted

Obituary notes Robert Hodges aged about forty five died at Andersonville from typhoid fever. He was buried there. A restaurant at Wigains' Gore and a skating rink at A. L. I. smory prepare to open in October with seasonal tickets to be announced. Local business updates include a new team of horses purchased in Bowling Green and shipments of cotton directly to Bohemia with Rothschild bank drafts.

Robert Hodges Wilson Andersonville Hodges Wigains’gore A. L. I. Smory C. C. Clay Bowling Green Kentucky Macon Antil Europe Americus Bohmish-Aicha Smichov Bohemia Messrs. N. M. von Rothschild & Sons London Bank of Americus Lee County Judge Fort Nalter Americas Messrs. Watson and Simmons Messrs Warwick Baldy

Jackson Robbery Suspect Arrested In Alabama Case

A brief item notes two money orders cashed by James T. Jackson in Troy Alabama and a $254 seized from him. United States Inspector Booth arrested James in Montgomery and searched Americus Post Office for more evidence. A descrip tive circular about Will R. Jackson was sent to all post offices.

Liberty Will H. Jackson Troy Als James T. Jackson Will Mas. Black Union Springs Jackson James Mr. Black United States James Jackson Montgomery Booth Americus Will R

Will Jackson accused of theft at the United States Post Office

The article details Will Jackson's alleged theft of a fifty dollar registered letter to the People's National Bank from Mrs. H. A. Matthews of Friendship. It notes a lack of post office records for registered letters, James Jackson’s arrest with money orders, and a police description and reward offer for Will Jackson. Arkansas legislator Hon. R. G. Harper visits, praised for his rise.

Will Jackson Americas Post Office People’s National Bank A. Matthews Jackson James Jackson Montgomery Will Troy Union Springs Mobile James Maj. Black

Plantation Fiddler's Ball and a Night of Dance

In October night air a plantation ball unfolds with Ike the fiddler, Jake the planter, and dusky dancers under a starry sky. The scene blends music, laughter, and a roaming raccoon tale as guests drift toward a house light and quiet rest.

Cote Golong Ike Sparner Mixa Ibel Green Persimmons Jake Prince Albert Han

Fractured verse lurks in torn rural reminiscence

A fragmentary voice from a rural dialect scene speaks of fear and defiance. The speaker warns an unnamed “boss” and asserts brutal threats, including violence and vengeance, with references to a Tennessee scene and a fallen jawbone.

Tennessee

Oyster lore and a local store opening in Americus

A humorous history blurb extols oysters as a source of greatness, citing famous names. The Farmers Restaurant at Wiggins Store advertises opening Oct 1 with a broad dress goods display and helpful clerks. A Col umbus Georgia letter praises Georgia Chill Remedy's effectiveness from Brannon & Canson, wholesale druggists.

Americus T. Waeartey Columnus Georgia Brannon & Canson

New Alphabet Ad Promotes Dickson & Vigal Tailoring Firm

An 1880s style advertisement for Dickson & Vigal promises first class, well fitting garments. It touts ready made suits, tailored pieces, and the latest fall styles, stressing truthful representation and superior tailoring as the South’s finest outfitters.

Pennelors London Dickson & Vigal

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