Weekly Democrat May 28 1885 Manilas Exposition Drifts
The issue notes a visit to Manilas by several figures, discusses local politics and events, mentions the Exposition, arrests, and social notes. It covers health tips, agricultural updates, and local commerce, with various named residents and businesses highlighted.
Omission Corrected For Local Play
The notice recognizes Miss Wardell who starred as Puss Pearley in the play Wanted a Correspondent and praises her grace and articulation, earning hearty compliments from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardell
Puss Pearley
A Good Old Plow Boy
Capt. Wm. Milton of Climax, 63, a capital farmer, plowed a furrow twenty one and three quarter miles long in a day. He stopped two hours at noon for dinner and to feed his horse, then worked from sunrise to sunset. His splendid crop reflects his hard work, and his example is praised in Decatur county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
W. M. Blount
Decatur
Beverly & Hahn’s
Nussbaum’s
Dramatic Club
Mamie Andrews
Dr. Calhoun
Atlanta
Episcopal Church Fund
Col
Bo Snatcher
Artesian
Morgan
James Pink Waters
Munson
T. K. Club
Sol
Cleveland
Bainbridge
Major Cunningham
Messrs
Flash
Lodge
Tonge
Bob Davis
Florida House of Representatives
Florida Southern Railway Company
Green Cove Springs
Palatka
Bob
Georgia
Miller County
Wm. Milton
Climax
Decatur County
Swift
C. W. Shinholser
Ruthland
A Fish Tale of Ducks and a Fourteen Pound Trout
Squire Shoals of Climax narrates a Florida lake fishing tale. He describes a duck mom feeding seven ducklings to a large trout, then hooks a big silver side that pulls boat and angler half a mile before landing a fourteen pounder. He claims to have kept the ducks as well. Fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Shoals
Florida
Drowning and infant death case linked to local women
The Decatur area reports a grisly sequence involving Emma Bailey and Mariah McNair in the death of Bailey’s newborn. A coroner’s jury found the child’s death caused by intentional neglect, and warrants were issued for both women. Separately, two white rafters allege Robert Gary’s drowning, with witnesses noting a head wound and blood on his shirt, prompting further scrutiny of river laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Smart
Emma Bailey
Ella Hill
Smart
Justice Ingram
Morgan
Mariah McNair
Flint River
Cheevertown
Robert Gary
Gary
Kellys, Enlow
Lofton
Baker County
Decatur
Grateful mother testimony aids Swift's Specific cure
A Georgia mother recounts her two year old son's recovery from paralysis and ankle impairment after taking Swift's Specific, claiming braces were discarded and health improved dramatically. The letter also promotes other remedies and local merchants selling patent medicines and household products.
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Wekly
Democrat
Manilas
Ced Iewer
Govlwire
Birmingham
Lilla Harrell
Parist
An Bour
Symon
Henry
Ben Hill
St. Chiplay
Pearce
Dervis
Thor- Distiet
South Georgia
Vaner
Jax Oestreicher
Wate
Gv & Co
Wsof
Oestreicher
JM. Marshall
Bride
Wilder Smith
William Picket
Apalachicola
Mary Smith
Gulf City
Suden
Jel Griffin
Jon
A. B. Erlich
Dwin
Frederick
Tes Artesian
Teavey
Bain- Sew
McDaniel
Monroe
Haire
Ssault
Oy L Steininger
Martin
Episcopal 'H
Baptist Church
Arveriett
Whigham
Dr. Morgan
Jim Scott
Thronatecska
Marcus A. Bell
Europe
Plymouth
H. F. Sharon
Quincy
Fla
Sharon
Oxford
J.stexrvcer & Co
Grateful Mother
Wassum
Gettysburg
The
Swift Specific Co
Drawer
Atlanta, Ga
John Smith
J. Sternryerr & Co
Russia
England
J. Steiningr & Co
J. A. Butts
Viola Colbert
Johnson's
Watson
J. A. Butta & Co
Emery Johnson
Plum
J. Steininger & CO
M. J. Reynolds
Ber
Ben McLendon
Real Estate Acraft
Ben McLendown
Bainbridge, Ga
C. L. Beach & Co. Proprietors
C. L. Beach & CO
Cypress Lumber CO
Apalachicola, Fla
Hf. Snider