Richland transfer and fatal accident notes
Removed to Richland. Dr N C Alston moved to Richland to serve the people at reasonable rates. Death of Mrs R A Guerry from malarial fever after weeks of illness. Burial to be held at Oak Grove cemetery. Eugene Doughtie fell from a runaway horse near a steep hill, struck by rails, knocked unconscious. Taken to Buena Vista then Macon with severe pains and concern from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
N.C. Alston
Eugene Doughtie
Tazewell
Buena Vista
Ich
Doughtie
Personal notes and social updates from Macon area
Stephen Popper of Macon visited on business yesterday. Miss Willie Ironmonger returned home from a visit to friends. Jossey left yesterday to attend the State fair. Mrs ALS Baisden of Atlanta visited today. Lizzie Crowder and daughter Mary of Griffin visited at Prince Bros. College Street. Mrs Crowder is a widow of N G Prince. Thomas Taylor of Leess 8 has been in the city two weeks and was taken for treatment for paralysis. The item ends with an odd cautionary tale about White’s Vermiluge, mislabeled as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Popper
Macon
Willie Ironmonger
Dawroon
Als. Baisden
Atlanta
Place King
Lizzie Crowder
Daugh
Mary of
Griffin
Prince Bros
Allen House
Americus
Katie Ward
Marshal Lingo
Mason
Georgia
Eastern Apples and rail work headline Americus scene
Local notes report visitors from Buena Vista Patriot and Eminor Christopher in town while cotton fields remain white between Americus and Lumpkin. A large crew began the eastern extension of the A P and L railroad and ice factory output remains high. News covers markets, a new A P L engine, bonds sold, and civic events including a state fair near Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Audley
Eminor Christopher
Buena Vista
Lumpkin
Stewart Superior Court Meets in Lumpkin Under Judge Clark
The Stewart Superior Court convened in Lumpkin on Monday with Judge Clark presiding. Few cases drew interest, attendees were compelled to attend. Lumpkin shows progress with new buildings, and residents ardently support the A L P and L road, and favor the Eastern extension and Americus as a natural outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumpkin
ALP. & L
Lampkin
Stewart County
Americus
Low Country Malaria Ousted
Westmoreland's Calissya Ton ic is praised by prominent physicians as the best tonic, claimed to prevent malaria and cure dyspepsia and debility. A Florida usage note by J. C. Booxen backs its preventive value. available through J. A. & D. P. Davenport as wholesale agents in Gurexville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland
Gurexville
Westmoreland Bros
Florida
Eastern extension railroad work resumes after obstructions
Objections from property owners delayed the Eastern extension project on the P&L Railroad but are resolved now. Crews clear the right of way and begin grading, with a depot planned between Jackson and Forest streets and a trestle over Mukalee creek requiring height adjustments.
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P&l
Railtoat
Lee Street
Episcopal Church
Jack Eon Street
Fion
Jackson and
Forest Streets
M. Soloman
Mukalee Creek
Bronwood Notes Reports and Local Changes In County News
Bronwood updates for October capture guano workers health news mayoral tax cut to one fifth of a percent to fund next year, repairs to the guard house, and efforts to stop prison escapes. New arrivals include Tom Youngblood from Florida and Mrs Barnes taking the children to Rufaula. A wedding to Ellis of Macon and Hattie Smith of Cuthbert is noted. A Lutheran sermon and synod plan are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronwood
J. L. Stapleton
Websster County
J. A. Davis
Dr. Westmoreland
Atlanta
B. F. Wiggins
Bob Martin
Emiles
Couse
Broewood
Gaard
Tom Youngblood
Florida
Land of Flowers
Saunders Speight
Perry
J. J. Barnes
Hill
Simpson
Derrick
South Oarolina
Albert Bridges
Jennie Mathis
Dawson Letter and Local Notes From Dawson
A letter from Davis in October recounts convalescence from malaria and reminiscences about Greensboro and local figures like Judge J. C. Farlow. The issue notes a near fire at a cotton warehouse, a rape case, a suspected arson on Whitchard’s property, a railroad meeting, and Dawson’s rail prospects alongside price reflections on cotton. A stray testimonial promotes Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Botanic Times
T M Farlow
J. C.F. Clark
Thie
Sherwood
Georgia
Greensboro
Greenesboro
Jonas Fauche
Wood
Taft
Farlow
T. M. Farlow
Furlow
Sharp’s
C. B Stavens
Ohn Whitchard’s
Dawson Pro
W. K. PL
Local Advertiser Seeks Supplies and Instruments
Fragmentary catalog notes list seeds, canned goods, fruits, cheeses, and musical instruments with repairs by D. B. Hill and Prof. Schneider. Vendors John R. Shaw and James Shaw promote organs, pianos, yarns, and pocket knives. Also mentions a train schedule ending October 4 with southbound routes.
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Upkids
Boc
Rae
Rene
Wea
Ling
Guerry
R. A. Guerry
Herme
J. P. Guerry
Twitty
Oak Grove
K. B.H. Jossey
Tun
Atten State Fair
Hie
White
Norma
Pat Saints
A. P.& Lroad
New York
Cvwre
Hill & Schneider
Grand Jury
Dougherty County
Sesson
Henry
Johnson
Preston
Lee
W. A. Gregory
Patterson
A. Gregory
8. H. Hawkins
Mr. Gee
P. Mims
Redbone
John T. McRea
Smithville
T. M. Furlow
Sumter County
Maj. Farlow
Stewart Superior Court
D. P
Bronwoop
BR. J. Ellison
Jno
Miller
Talbot
Leesburg
Sivonemi
Stellman
Shellman
Dawson
Tabler
DE. R
Cotter Eat
Thioatand Ee
Jota
Batth Analey’s
Pranes BD
Analey'a
Webster County
Buchawal & Batr's
Anstey
J&p Grand York
John R. Shawa
Anevey
Carl Schnbider
D. B. Hill
James’ Pricken
Whoa
Eich Ong Sfally
James Packer & Bao
Prof
Schneider
Jereoye
Jersey
John & Shaw
Hastera
Zephyr
John i Shaw
James Frickens& Ran
Tuains Bouth
Ral Burta
Leayo Low
Orl
Tanpia Gag
Buena Vipta
Buena
Putnam
Bitavil
Andersanvill
Andersonville
BuonajVists
Wedel Ee Cocker
Puperinmedinnty
Tam
Office of Tax
Eae
Marty Saree
Rs Ag
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