Athens Ad Goes On and on with Local Notices and Ads
A jumble of notices and ads from Athens includes Dr W T Park offering medical services in Atlanta, carpet renovator Curran arriving in Athens, telegrams celebrating Relief Athens victory, Stencils by E W Dodge, painting supplies from B H Broomhead, mayor Henry Bevusse sending sympathy to the president, Athens District Conference reports, and Williams Lodge I O F officers installed for six months with Henry Bensse presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensse
Emory Speer
Amhens
Washington
Williams Lodge I. C. O. F
J H Mealor
P. G
C W Parr
N. G
A C Bishop
V.G
H T Lynch
T R Childers
P. S
J B Gardner
Mealor
Representative Grand Lodge
Henry Bensse
Dept. Dist
Grand Lodge
Savannah
Motes Co Saddlery and Atlanta Hardware Adverts
C W Motes & Co at 96 Whitehall Street Atlanta advertise saddles harness collars and saddlery hardware with manufacturing care and low prices. They supply all first class saddlery goods wholesale or retail backed by long experience and finish. The article notes their attractive store appearance and readiness to fill orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.w.motes & CO
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
C. W. Motes & Co
Athens
Georgia
Winship & Bro
Winship
South
Loew & Zander
Avlanta
Hair Work Offers and Local News From Atlanta 1881
Offers for wigs bangs toupees and combings with satisfaction guaranteed. Miss Georgia Marston opens Mars Hill academy in Conyers praise from Prof L F Daniell. Local notes on beard mustache changes and Mrs Elizabeth Jackson illness. B H Broomhead Co supplies doors sash blinds mouldings and brackets at 6 Decatur Street Atlanta successors to Longley and Robins son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall St
Atlanta
Georgia Marston
Conyers
Mars Hill
Academy
L. F. Daniell
George Cobb
Joe Benton
Elizabeth Jackson
Frank Rutherford
Jackson County
New Hope Methodist Church
B. D
B. H. Broomhead & Co
Decatur Street
Longley and Robins Son
Obituary for John Haynes of Oconee County Ga 1881
Obituary notes John Haynes died June 13 1881 in Oconee County Ga aged 90 years 5 months 17 days. He lived in the area about 47 years and was married to Louisiana Jarrell in Madison County Ga Feb 7 1822. He showed hospitality to strangers and supported the church. his funeral was at Bethabara Church led by Rev John Harris. His surviving child is Mrs M F McNorton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haynes
Oconee County
Louisiana Jarrell
Madison County
M. F. McNorton
Bethabara Church
John Harris
Omwane
Berert
Hair Work as Fine Art in Modern Toiletry
The article notes hair work has become a refined art due to diverse female needs. It highlights Mr. J. Fuhrer, based in the Chamberlin, Boynton & Cos basement in Atlanta, offering to make hair pieces and related items in best style at low prices, inviting calls or letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
S. P. Thursmond
R. K. Reaves
J. A. Hannicutt
J. Fuhrer
Chamberlin, Boynton & Cos
Atlanta
Davis Gallery Adds Elegant Portraits and Wry Public Discourse
The page shows Davis Premium Gallery advertising bridal groups and various portraits while a long reader letter questions Athens city bonds for schools and water works. It then shifts to a sermon by Rev. T DeWitt Talmage on Selah urging pauses in life, faith, and interpretation of biblical emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Premium Gallery
Copica
Emiarsed
Council of
Athens
Gomcil
Broad Street
Northeastern Railroad
Atlanta
Council
Selah and eternity in a sermon on eternal life
A preacher discusses the meaning of Selah as eternal reverberation and the human perspective on time versus eternity. He contrasts worldly riches with spiritual refuge in God and reflects on death, bereavement, and the hope of heaven, urging steadfast faith and readiness for the journey beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah
Job
Jeremiah
Meribah
Jacob
Gesenius
Tholack
Hengestenberg
Augustine
Jesus Christ
Matthew Henry
Cowper
Ivania
Toah
You
Axminster
Elysium
Gehenna
Christ
Mary
Jennie
Lizzie
Willie
Charley
Samuel
Notice to Bridge Builders Across He Boones River
A detailed 19th century bridge contract outlines timber lattice and crib designs for two truss style trestle spans over the Boones River. It specifies cribs eight by two hundred feet, timber sizes from 8x12 to 4x14, lattice cords and braces, rock fill, and five sleepers per span. The plan calls for two trestle approaches, rock walls, hand rails, and a 16 foot bridge width. Completion target is September with bond and inspection by county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieersns
Bond
T. N. Lester
F. M. Meleror
John W. Wier
A M. Jackson
Court House
Clarke County
Oconee
Princetonry
TepoRixa
John W. Nhwit
Asa M. JA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golerkly
W.T. Park
M.D
Kimball House
Curran
W. T. Perk
Lax
Greenville
Relief of
Skiff
E. W. Dodge
Augusta
Greenesboro
Pierce
Oconee Street Church
B. F. Farriss
Messia
Robert Chapple
S. M. Hunter
First Church
Wm M Browne
C. Donns
New York Enamel Paint Company
New York
Recumbend & Co
Prof. Guilmette
B. H. Broomshead & Co
Atlanta, Ga
Johnson
J. W. Gurley
Guilmette
Warner
Hiram Warner
Janta
E.W. Martin
Supreme Bench
Superior Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Moriweilier County
McNutt
J. W. Grexey
M. D
Macoy
Messrs
Lamar
Rankin & Lamar
J. B. Amors
Acon
Dra. Read
Thomas
Chalton
Macon
Rankin & Lamer
Jxo
D, Ross
Waterworks and Public Schools
Tabernacle
T. Dewitt Talmage
J. H. Hall
David
Besgan
France
Mirabean
Hebben
Richard Baxter
Mozart
Lambert
Richard Cameron
Fwald
Napoleon
Davi
God
STOGE
St, Louis
Long & CO
John White
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