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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1884

Page

2

Webster county primary and Democratic nominations

Webster county Democrats schedule a primary on the third Saturday in September to nominate a Representative. A counting and consolidation of results will occur at the Preston Court House by 5 PM on September 29, with the nominee declared by the Democratic Executive Committee. Charles F Crisp will campaign in multiple towns across Georgia.

Webster County Democratic Party Salt I’reston Democratic Executive Committee Charles F. Crisp Amh Congress Tresday Perry Port Valley Americas Leesburg Meltne Dublin Mt. Vernon -Teaday An Lumpkin Col I. M. Hodge Denvcrall Frouthin dIudge Uriap Vienna Oglethorpe Hawkingville Abbeville Irwinville Douglas Americus Easton Molrac Mt. Vernon Ad‘eresa Prohibition Party of Georgia Temperance People Good Templars Atlanta Joe Hudson Webster Hudson Old Webster

Ellaville Democratic Mass Meeting Shapes Senate Choice

A mass meeting in Ellaville on September 6 deliberated the Thirteenth Senatorial District vote after the Americus convention. James H. Rodgers was elected chairman and C. R. McCrory secretary as speakers urged support for W. D. Murray and defended rotation principles against Sumter and Macon county actions.

Macon County Macon Sumter Murray Americus Ncessary Hall Robert Patton Schley Ellaville James H. Rodgers Sumter County C. R. McCrory W. H. McCror James KR. Williams J. N. Hudson Dr. Smith Huson James Jr. Williams Mr. Murray Warneas Court House Wuerras Wueneas W.D. Murray Wuxekas Wirres Democratic Party Natorial W. C. Murray Eboynes James H. Rovarris Mn. C

Build Up the Country Louisianas Plan for Georgia Railroads

An Antwerp mission has secured a colony of about 200 eager settlers to obtain land and become independent citizens. The piece argues railroads could rival this by buying 50 to 100 acre plots near lines, building homes, and selling on affordable terms to attract producers, boosting freight and passenger business. If funds fail, an investment group with railroad cooperation could finance bonds on real estate to create a thriving, slave population benefiting Georgia’s economy and development.

Louisiana Immigration Society Antwerp Georgia Europe Macon Telegraph and Messenger

Sumter County Agricultural Society Sets Local Meeting

The Sumter County Agricultural Society held its regular meeting with President Black presiding. Maj Picket Wilkinson Burkhalter Guerry and others urged farmers to live within incomes. A public meeting at the Americus courthouse next Tuesday at 10 A M was planned to discuss showcasing Sumter's resources at the State Fair and New Orleans Exposition.

Black Maj. Picket Wilkinson Burkhalter Guerry D. C D. T. H. Stewart Sumter County Court House Americas Georgia MB. Cousen

Queer incidentals on a railway bet provokes ire

A Chicago Herald story recounts a Rock Island and Pacific conductor recalling a near-miss delay. While trying to time an east-bound special near Seneca, a farmer's boy waved a red shirt and dodged the train. The lad then bragged about a Boston Providence game bet with Jim Jackson.

Chicago Herald Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Seneca Wister Boston Providence Jim Jackson

Curious quadruple ear of corn from Hamahatchee plantation

A notice from Lumpkin Independent describes a curiosity: Dr. J. K. Barnum’s Hamahatchee plantation yielded four ears in one shack. The central ear measures 1 inch long while three secondary ears reach 6 inches each, noted as a superior prolific corn variety. The item presents as a local quirky agricultural tidbit.

J. K. Barnum Hamahatchee Lumpkin Independent

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