Local Railroad Schedule and Mail Departures in Americus Ga 1686
The notice outlines weekly publication, subscription rates, and advertising rates for the pally Recorder. It lists railway schedule details such as trains south and north, connections, mail departure times from Americus and nearby stations, and daily closings with Sunday exceptions, signed by J.C. Ronex, P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pally Recorder
Ko Fe
Willao I
Mall Toath
Routh
Americus
South Slone
North Clown
Buens Vista
Ellaville
Tones Daily
Lampkin
Green Hill
Florence
Hobbs and Hamlin
Richland
Preston
Wenton
Plaina
Dura Clonea
Friendship
Dranesville
Church Hill
Asesseseereeereeencwes
Ford
Providence
Dson
Uatu
J.C. Ronex
P. M
Miscellaneous 19th century advertisements mix Furcken Fricker Ansley
An assortment of period ads promoting clothing and goods. Cuas Wacuten & Bro offers suits and coats, Stetson hats, and outdoor wear. E D Ansley lists crackers and lunch biscuits, while Jas Fricker & Bro and James Furcken & Bro advertise Aristophone music gadgets. Gools and Jersey items appear from John & Shaw and Rylander.
Beasley Parker Weds Sarah M Morris in Sumter County
At the residence of the bride's parents on the 18th inst. married by J B Scott J P Mr Beasley Parker and Miss Sarah M Morris both of Sumter county in a formal ceremony witnessed by family and friends.
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J. B. Scott
J. P
Beasley Parker
Sarah M. Morris
Sumter County
Amigious Reconper Aims to Reach Five Thousand Subscribers
Griffin News notes the Amigious Reconper plans 5,000 subscribers by January first. The paper is confident in reaching the target with a modest push and expects the extra readers to bridge any shortfall.
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Griffin News
Cotton crop forecasts signal short yield
Reports from the city indicate a likely cotton crop shortfall due to ongoing dry weather. Farmers expect no more than half a crop as rain remains scarce. The piece also references mortality and worm concerns affecting children, promoting White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy.
One Year One Dollar Dry Goods Ad in Macon Prices
A colonial era style newspaper ad notes Waxelbaum's Dry Goods Emporium on the sidewalk lined with bales of sheetings shirtings drillings and checks. By buying in bulk they claim Macon price duplication and undercut rival merchants, inviting readers to call or visit.
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Waxelbaum
One Dollar One Year Dedication at Andersonville Church
The new Methodist church at Andersonville has drawn large crowds with thirteen converts already and two hundred forty attendees at a recent Sunday night altar gathering. The notice urges prayers for continued revival and mentions White's Vermifuge as a remedy. The Georgia State Fair at Macon opens October 25 and runs two weeks, promised to be one of the best in the state. An ad announces Doyle Bros. opening a furniture store on Cotton Avenue with a broad stock and cash or installment sales, while Geo. Tommey aids them. Hawkins reports a fine beef drive to supply markets.
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New Methodist
Andersonville
Macon
New Furniture House
Doyle Bros
Cotton Avenue
Wheatley & Co
Geo. Tommey
Central
Raiford
Wheatley
Deak
New York
Boston
Mail
Canvassing committee adopts plan for Flint River extension
At a town meeting the Canvassing Committee for the A P and L Railroad Eastern extension unanimously approved a last-ditch fundraising strategy. They propose surveying two lines to Flint River through the 15th and 98th districts, choosing the line with the larger funds provided it meets the total goal, and ask for discharge from further service.
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A. P. & L. Railroad Company
Flint River
15Th District
98Th District
J. W. Jordan
Meared Castaway
J.B. Fewpzn
P. H. Williams
Gxo. StaPieron
Read J M Coker ad and cotton trade continues brisk
Saigonas are in market and reads of J M Coker's advertisement. Cotton arrivals are lively and merchants report brisk trade. Eleven to thirteen Wesleyan College attendees from Americus area are noted. The cotton compress may be electrified and lighting from Augusta. Schley court and county court proceedings are summarized with verdicts. A large party on Adams place is announced for tomorrow evening. Multiple local notices cover public posts, transportation, and a brief discussion of medical and technical topics.
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J. M. Coker
Dooly Court
Henry Cohen
Americus
Baltimore
Wesleyan College
Schley Court
Reconoza
Adams Place
J. A. Fort
Georgia
Augusta
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Lessner
Aight Insenger
Mith
Mecdutior
Montgomery
Lott Warhker
Rylander’s
Ei. D
Ansley
Barlow Brock
Cuas
Wacuter & Bro
Wacuten & Bro
E. D. Ansley's
Aristonette
Jas, Fricker & Bro
James Furcken & Bro
John & Shaw
Rylander
Cuas Wacaten & Bro
Wacaten & Bro
Fricker’s
Stetson
Cavin Canter & Son
Lin
John R. Shaw
Canvin Cannen & Son
E. J. Eldridge
West
Richmond
Tom Jennings
Central Railroad
Nan Wettbum
Lear- B
D. W. Nicholson
OL Prenton
Catabera
Wsop Ree Enette Beeen
Teres
White
Hawkins Ban
Steve Popper
Henry Smaw
Albany
George Fort
Lumpkin
Will Buchanan
Benna Vista
W. D. Sears
J. A. Thornton
Char Jones
Jas McGarrath
Shis
Luther O. Bell
M. Cohen
Joe Faulk
Mary
Perry
Saar Poors
Bob Brown
Waxelbaum & Co
Court House
Sumter
Tabler
Webster County
Cobb & Paker
Pilsbury
State
Paul Tondeo
John Hawkins
Lena Mann
Calvin Westbrook
Augus A
Savannah
Cassus
Hippocrates
E. Neville Rolfe
National Museum
Naples
Anneas
Aneas
Talus
Venus
Olympus
Celsus
Chicago News
Widmark
Carl Rosa
Great Britain
Manaus
Pasand
W. J. Mandigg
Deiggli
Cireoal CO
Aghia
Sasren
Es Nble
Stadicer
Re Allen
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