Brunswick & Western Railroad Route Description
The notice proclaims the Brunswick & Western Railroad offers a fifty mile shorter route between Albany and Waycross with Pullman Palace Sleeping and Main Boulevards aboard through trains to Jacksonville and Cincinnati. Officials J A McDuffie G P A and P W Angier A G P A sign the ad, with Gaddis and V I & GM Bartow noted.
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Jesup
Gallahan
Issa Jacksonvile
Jacksonville
Aaughan
Thomasville
Camille
Albany
Seer Pyallman
St. Tania
Montgomery
Nashville
Evaneville
Cincinnati
Pallmin
Gainesville
Savannah
Jackannville
Callahan
Warcrass
Aevy Dupont
Live Oak
Grenville
Quitman
Thomanville
Uwhany
Pullman
Washington
Jacksonvile
Louisville
Waycross
Acon
Waycros
Jeans
Macon
Chattanooga
Wavcross -Ar
Dupont
Valdoste
Homanville
Panxenger
G. Fleming
P. Hardee
Pullman Palace
J A. McDuffif
G. P
W. Angier
Gaddis
V. I
Artesian Well Analysis and Local Ads in Bainbridge
State chemist H C Warre analyzes Well No 1 in Bainbridge noting artesian origin and slight alkalinity with a fresh taste. The ad also promotes Dickey's Painless Eye Water and lists five fine mules for sale by John M Ingram at Bainbridge with payment terms and sight of animals near Pompelly & Brooks.
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Maston O’neal
Bainbridge Georgia
North West Water Street
Bainbridge
H.C. Warre
U.S
Deseeseel
Georgia
Pumphly & Brooks
Pompelly & Brooks
John M. Ingram
Savannah Florida and Western Railway Annual Meeting
The Savannah Florida and Western Railway Company held its annual shareholders meeting at the company's offices. Directors were reelected: Henry B Plant J H Estill MK Jesup W S Chisolm Henry Sanford H S Haines and MJ O'Brien. Officers were elected: President H B Plant Vice President W S Chisolm Secretary R B Smith General Manager H S Haines and Treasurer J Moultrie Lee. A 2 percent dividend was declared on capital stock. Annual figures show freight and passenger earnings increases and a rise in total revenue with higher receipts for cotton lumber naval stores vegetables and fruit. The road operated 525 miles at year start, extended by a Fort White to Lake City branch, with steel rails purchased. Engine and freight mileage are reported.
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Savannah News
Savannah, Florida & Western Railway Company
Henry B Plant
J H Estill
MK Jesup
W S Chisolm
Henry Sanford
H S Haines
MJ O'Brien
H B Plant
W 5 Chisolm
R B Smith
J Moultrie Lee
Savannnah
Mellons
Fort White
Lake City
Fla
The Wifes Share and the Role of Noble Women on the Prairie
The piece praises wives and mothers who endure hardship alongside their husbands on the prairie. It argues wives deserve credit for a family’s success and moral guidance. The author extols noble womanhood as the backbone of progress and national strength.
Black Walnuts and How to Grow Them Quickly
W D Boyton in The Indiana Farmer extols black walnuts as hardy fast growers. Nuts can be grown from seed or bought for 3 to 4 dollars per hundred. Plant densely in drills, freeze nuts before planting, and transplant with minimal root disturbance to reduce freight and encourage rapid establishment. The author notes early spurts of growth and frost impacts on tops but not the main stem.
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W. D. Boyton
Indiana Farmer
Ladies expose gambling in Georgia grand jury report
The Wesleyan Christian Advocate cites Georgian ladies who reported gambling to a county grand jury. Guards examined the case, true bills were found, and prosecutions followed. The piece questions male diligence and praises women's moral influence.
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Georgia
Grand Jury
Sore Throat Remedies Highlight Simple, Potent Cure
In Scientific American style advice, simple cures work best for sore throat. Gargling with salt water helps, but alum and honey dissolved in warm tea is superior. A cloth soaked in hot water, wrung out and applied to the neck, changed as it cools, offers strong inflammation relief for several hours, typically best in the evening.
From Iron to Education A Boys Path to Manhood
A speaker compares iron progress from rough ore to refined will harness study time for boys. He stresses hard work in study yields valuable outcomes like horseshoes and watch springs, and encourages balanced study and play. He urges self improvement over pleasing others and promotes subscribing to The Democrat.
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Christian
Take Life Like a Vital Duty and Steady Effort
A series of reflective anecdotes urges readers to seize life with purpose, study the world, and persevere. It discusses personal resolve, the value of newspaper readership, labor strikes, and moral guidance from sources like Dean Bradley. It ends with a riddle about habit and wordplay.
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Gavannaha
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Brunswick & Western Railroad
Branswick
B&w
Pyles’ Marsh
Danaies
Warquesville
Maboken
Beluatterville
Waverpass
SF i . FewWaAr Liddam
Arami
Navannah
Sf&w
B& W
Exrson
Iliamiziam Alappaha
Sumner
Willingham
Niam
Columbus Riskely
Sia
Atlanta
Marietta
W&a
Ar Latam
W& A
L& N
Tae
Mail Express Clnetansti
Davie
Willazham
Sis
Alapsia
Nam Pearson
Waveross
Sam Callihan
Jaenville
Sea
Schlatterville - Wavcross
Warsusaville
Tauswick
Warcross
Florida
Silwa
Law
Bainbridge, GA
Albany Circuit
Supreme Court of the State
United States District Court
E. J. Morgan
Harrell
West Street
Shotwell
AL Card
L. H.peacock
Ballinbride
A. Hinds & Bros
M.L. Battle
Hinds
West Side Court House
J. H. Boozer
Johnson’s
A. L. Townsend
W. M. Harrell
Townsend & Harrell
Bainbridgef
Courts of
Daniel McGill
Charles C. Bush
Colquitt. GA
Fred
Smi
South Broad and
Troup Street
Broughton Street
Nussbaum
L. Nussparx, BE. Nessnar ™, M. Nusapaum
E. Smith & Bro
Bay Street
Mary A Gregg
England
Grease Renepy Company
Palmyra
Toe Dr. Medicine Co
Piqua
J. Zachay
Decatur
Savavarah
Alabama Line
Gulf of Mexico
Pine Belt
Gulf
South
Decatur County
Ridge
Dickey
Bainbridge Ga
C. L. Braca & Co
PLAST
Savannah, Florida & Westerns Annual Meeting
Gladden
Atlanta Constitution
Shiloh
Bragg
Lock Jay
God
Democrat
Lake Erie
Missouri Pacific
Congress
Dean Bradley
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