Residence of M B Conneil Promises Finest In City
News items from Americus Georgia describe Mr M B Conneil building a handsome residence on Rees Park expected to be among the city’s finest. Other notes mention a girl arriving home by special train, well wishes to Ita best regards to Misa Teress Marie, and a political call to vote for Judge Crisp with concern over party majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Conneil
Rees Park
Tom Deignan
Recorder
Ita
Misa Teress Marie
Americus
Hancock
Colyultt County
Bosworth
Garbut
Spain
Tennille
Col
H. G. Lamar
Eufaula
Ala
Henry Jr
Americas
Boa- Worth
Central Railroad Chief Explains Coal Car Refusal
General Manager Cecil Gabbett of the Central Railroad explains the refusal to furnish coal cars to the Horse Creek Coal Co at Birmingham. He says the action aims to aid the public by freeing cars in use by private parties and notes that ten cars loaned to the B A M road two months and ten days ago are not yet returned. He emphasizes the policy is not a boycott of Americus or the B A M road but a move to meet public demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Gabbett
Marger
The
Central Railroad
Central
Horse Creek Coal Co
Birmingham
B.A. M
Americus
County Court hears continued rioters trial
In County Court Judge Pilsbury continued the rioters trial. Henry Bird John Hollman Jim Daniel Tom Stallings and Dollie Stallings were bound over to the Superior Court under $1 000 bonds. Sheriff Forrest and Bailiff Cobb arrested Hammond and William Green and their commitment trial is set for Friday morning. The judge urged that the heavy bonds serve as a lesson that the law is supreme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilsbury
Henry Bird
John Hollman
Jim Daniel
Tom
Dollie Stallings
L. 8. Forrest
J. W. Cobb
Hammond
William Green
Negroes in Town and Holiday Events At Antioch Assoc
In a bustling town scene yesterday delegates from nearby areas attended the Antioch Primitive Baptist Association meeting. Also recounted is a Christmas tale of a man helped by Tom Guice’s gesture ending in renewed family stability. Police relics note numerous unclaimed knives at headquarters. Thomas Joiner begins a new residence on Church Street with work starting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Primitive Baptist Association
Antioch Primitive Baptist Association
Tom Guice
Thomas Joiner
Church Street
Personal notices from the city and notable visitors
PERSONALS. Mr. 8. Colman is back from the Northern markets, Miss Dalay Holder of Lumpkin visited the city yesterday. Numerous residents from Lumpkin, Oglethorpe, Richland, Friendship, and Brookly n Heights were in the city. Delegates and merchants traveled for business. letters advertised at Americus post office. October 15, 1890, Officer W. D. Smith arrested Will Buett, a colored man, for larceny after trust. he was taken back to Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Colman
Dalay Holder
Lumpkin
G. L. Oliver
Oglethorpe
Troy Holder
Sarah B. Mayo
Richland
Felder Street
William Crane
Friendship
Georgia
Willie Brooks
Bushe Everett
Mack Everett
John L. Adderton
Brooklyn Heights
Cornelia Thomas
Jennie Stapleton
Plains
Jennie
Maj
W. A. Wilson
Georgia State Alliance
Kansas State Alliance
Kansas
Col. Livington
Atlanta
Messis
W. T. Ragan
Wm. J. Kerr
Cincinnati
Chicago
The
Americas Post Office
Kate Anderson
J D Anstey
Oscar Allen
W M Avery
Albritton
Charlie Bremington
James
Battle
G D Boyd
Martin Boynton
Alter Brient
J M Brewer
Hardy Brock
Albert Bryant
J W Boynton
J G Brent
Will Chatham
Joe Coetts
T E Casley
M . Cureton
Tom Dickson
James Dixon
Briton Dosla
E—Ed Elina
F—Nickson
Poremap Co
Willian Veford
G—Mias
Emma Grant
J T Gilmer
H—James Harris
Albert Hall
Col
James H Harris
Patsy Harris
Mary Hicks
Maggie Hillyer
Rande Herbert
Lum, Hart
TJ Hale
Pat Nickerson
Jennie Phews
H_ Purcell
Jim Price
Oficer
W. D. Smith
Smithville
Will Buett
Omcer Smith
Marshall R. J. Salter
The Cane Crop Brings Good Market Prospects
The cane crop in this section is one of the largest ever produced. Georgia cane syrup is always marketable and brings a good price. This year's crop will be a source of great revenue to the farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Billman
Dayton
Ohio
Georgia
Billman
Americus A S A Club Plans New Club House
The Americus Social and Athletic Club approved plans for a new club house by architect Mr. Newman of Atlanta. A three member building committee will handle arrangements, with construction on the Buchanan lot at Jackson and Church streets. Work to begin shortly. occupancy hoped by January. cost between five and six thousand dollars. The club is three years old and financially solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Americus Social and Athletic Club
Newman
Atlanta
Messrs. C. A. Fricker
R. Vw, Sams
Crawford Wheatley
Jackson Street
Church Street
Buchanan
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America
Louisiana
Rhoe Bros
Armour
Armour’s Star
Jersey
Tennessee
E. D Ansley
Judge Crisp
Congress
Reed
College Street
Benevolence Church
John L. Holly
Carsie Countryman
Tub
Ellaville
C. L. Peacock
Sumter City
the Central
Bession
Mark Everett
N. C. Alston, Srr
Rich- Int
Sam Moore
Eunice Lyon
M. L. Duskin
J. W. Oliver
Brownwood
Wreck Roterte
Buena Vista
W. E. Murphy
A. S.A. Club
the & A.M
All's Drugstore
Haberdashery
Oni
W. Dibailey
Sebastopol
Gros de Lyon
Tsz Ca
Justin
BE. B. Reed & Co
A, Mack & CO
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