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Miss Eliza Sayers Leaves Bainbridge for England
Miss Eliza Sayers, niece of Mrs. Fred Smith, departs Bainbridge by rail to Savannah and New York, then sails to Liverpool aboard White Star Line ships. She leaves America after three years of making friends in Bainbridge and returns to England permanently.
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J. W. Cowart
Colquitt
J. A. Wilder
Water Street
Born Wilding
Bartow Superior Court
Petitioner
Columbus
Chattahoochee
Bainbridge
Bethink
Duncan McLauchlin
Ararat
J.D. Ponder
Rose Bulletin
Wm. Dickinson
Faceville
Atlanta
W. L. Moses
Valdosta
Baptist Church
Eliza Sayers
Fred Smith
City
London
England
Savannah
New York
Liverpool
White Star
Miss Sayers
America
Whigham Dets
Sucha
Pest
H. L. McElvyj
J. L. Bell
Fowlstown
A. L. Maxwell