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Columbus Enquirer Sun

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1888

Page

3

Congress Opens Fifty-First With Tarrif Debate and Ceremonies

The Fifty first Congress convened as Democrats and Republicans traded and celebrated the new session. Randal returned to the House as President Cleveland attended, while the Senate opened with prayers, floral tributes, and readings of the annual message focusing on tariff policy and West incidents.

Washington Fifty-first Congress Randall Pennsylvania Milburn Cleveland Mills Texas Senate Holman Congress Pruden House Sackville West Mis Ucder Blodgett Daniel Pagu Voorhees Beck Sherman Morrill Messrs Morris and Saulsbury Cameron McCook Treasury Frye Union Pacific Settlement Biil Coachiler Louisiana Allison

Theft of Patterns From Chancellor and Pearce

Last Thursday and the following afternoon thefts of pants patterns occurred in front of Chancellor and Pearce. Detective Robarts traced a pattern to Hux Smith, who claimed it came from Dock Jones. Smith was arrested on Broad Street and held for Grand Jury examination. Robarts praised for handling the case.

Chancellor & Pearce Robarts Hux Smith Dock Jones Broad Street Grand

Local Brownevile Notes and Social Happenings

Mayor A H Smith travels to Montgomery on business. Miss Mamie Monicrief leaves Montgomery after visiting Mr J M Osborne. M Joga Barrd is ill. W B Test’s infant is ill. W M McCollister builds a store on Marshal street. Brownevile skating ring to reopen after repairs. Jessie Jones visits Annie Nidenbour in West Point. Mrs Moore and Genie depart for Chattanooga after two weeks with kin. Delegates W H Coulter W W Hadley and Col Jim Tom Holland head to Montgomery for Grand Lodge. Rumor of a secret Brownevile marriage Sunday night.

A. H. Smith Montgomery Mamie Monicrief J. M Osborne M . Joga Barrd W. B W M. McCollister Marshal Street Brownevile Jessie Jones West Point Annie Nidenbour Moore Genie Chattanooga W. H. Coulter W. W. Hadley Col Jim Tom Holland Grand Lodge Browneville

Property description beside Joseph Hech house on Broad street

Fragmentary notice references lots 39 and 40 on Broad streets in Columbus near the house of Joseph Hech. Mentions Muscogee Sheriff's position and a first Tuesday listing with a defendant returned by G A Ogletree LC IG. Includes terms like county and sheriff.

Joseph Hech Broad Streets Columbus G A Ogletree Broad and Tenth Streets City of Columbus Muscogee County Georgia Said Shepherd Lock Weems Chattahoochee Slade and Ethredge E T Shepherd Davis Andrews Chattahoochee River Bullcreek Mary Freeman Tenth Avenue Osage Severteen Mary Freemano No. 2 City Dr.in Said Shepherd Dvis A. Andrews Oress Bull Creek Bull Crek D. A. Andrews Andrews Edward T. Shepherd Eorgia Fulton County Court of Ordinary Court House City of Fourth Avenue Fifth Street Fifth Avenue Musco County Hamilton C. B. Talliaferro

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