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Newspaper

Columbus Enquirer Sun

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1888

Page

5

Santa Claus in Columbus Shop Tour Sees Holiday Deals

A Western Union Enquirer special wanders Columbus stores as Santa Claus visits J A Kirven & Co and numerous shops. Carried by ornate displays from A G Rhodes Co to Brannon & Carson, the piece highlights plush cases, silk wraps, china, toys, candy, and furniture, noting special holiday prices and generous clerks. It mentions Henry N O Neals meats, T T Edmunds furniture, Kavanagh's delicacies, and many others offering Christmas goods, grocers, and household items with broad discounts.

Westernay Enquirerscn J.A Kirven & Co Kirven’s Kirven A. G. Rhodes & Co Schomburg T. T. Edmund Columbus Seing Edmunds T. T. Edmunds Broad Street

The Crystal Palace Store Features and Local City News

A tour of I L Polard & Co. in Columbus highlights a well lit luxury crockery and glassware house with wide appeal. Widespread notes list visitors and locals arriving from Boston Chattanooga Opelika Montgomery and beyond, plus a council meeting set to discuss the Olive bill and its Columbus impact.

Death of Mr John McGough at Glennville-aged 77

Intelligence reports the death of John McGough at his home near Glennville Friday night. A Columbus mercantile veteran of 40 years, he was 77 and long beloved. The funeral will be at the family burying grounds in Glennville at 10 this morning. A barn on Robert Flournoy's plantation burned Friday night with cotton, corn, fodder, a mule and buggy lost. Dick Mitchell named as owner’s property. no insurance. A warrant for arson was sworn against Sandy Peterson, colored, and he was arrested. trial set for tomorrow before Judge Tucker in Girard.

J. & Death Broad Street Deaton Santa Claus Vis W. L. Nesbit Oswichee Charlie Newsome Greeneville T. T. Miller Atlanta W. J. Dowling City James H. Worrill Talbotton George B. Young Rileys Henry Persons T.J. Hunt Hamilton J. J. W. Biggers Mulberry Grove C. W. Chears E. T. Harris Pearce & Co Leila Wynn Saser H. P. Wynn Geneva Sidney Babb Chipley Texas Maggie Rees Macon E. D. Williams Ryenhart Griffin Eurned T. K. Bergan Opelika P. Ve Father McCormick Montgomery Columbus Father Schienke John McGough Glennville McGough Robert Flournoy Mobile and Girard Dick Mitchell Mitchell Judge Tucker Girard Sandy Peterson Hod Marshal Abney Tucker Cato Hope Arlington Cato Jerusalem Georgia Bethlehem Andrew Joyce Marietta Tyler New Orleans Athens R. L. Hardman Harmony Grove Hardman Roxas Ellonton Joe King H. J. Dennis King Dennis Daniel Reddick Murr Emanuel County Augusta Broad Marbury Killingsport Bob Kidd Jep Patterson Elberton Jep Patterson

CAPT Laird Explains Mutual Benefit Rates and History

CAPT Laird discusses why Mutual Benefit’s policies sustain long terms with equal premiums. He notes the policy options on lapse and the firm’s forty four year non forfeiture record. The conversation contrasts mutual companies with Southern Mutual Fire Insurance and Mutual of Athens. The president cites forty three years of prosperity in a January report.

Southern Mutual Mutual of Athens S Coop Laird Mutual Benefit Southern Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Browneville News and Local Updates

News Notes from across the river report Rev. Bassett sermon in Browneville Alderman Kinnett's Clarksville visit, Mark Golden family arriving to settle in Browneville, and a valuable horse theft near George Clarke's residence. Council elected E Edwards mayor pro tem and warned railway bridges. William Newsome dies at 30. Weather and church services noted. building collapse victims Autry and Ben reportedly recovering. Judge Tucker presided. a stock case ruled for W H Broyles. Joe Williams fined. Sunday school 9, preaching 1 and 6:30 services. Crawford man Padget in town. rumor about John McBride's death denied.

E. Bassett Fort Valley Browneville J.H. Kinnett Clarksville Mark Golden Geo. Clarke E. Edwards J. R. Elis Central Railroad William Newsome W. W. Bloodworth William Autry Ben Tucker W. H. Broyles Belle Laney Joe Williams W. M. Padget Crawford H. McBride John McBride Ashville N. Y

Reliable Georgia Midland Coach Between Columbus Atlanta

Trains on the central route between Atlanta and Macon are trusted to be reliable. The Georgia Midland connects at Griffin with a through coach running between Columbus and Atlanta via Griffin. The schedule is so regular locals rely on the trains for correct time. One through coach arrives at Union Depot Atlanta to connect with all north and east trains. For tickets and info call Georgia Home building office or telephone 104.

Atlanta Macon Georgia Midland Griffin Columbus Union Depot Georgia

Seed Cotton Theft Probe Ends With Release

Mr. Wardlaw found his gin house broken into and cotton stolen two miles from Wynnton. He tracked two described negroes to Holland's gin and later identified a wagon man named Anderson Threatt, who was jailed but released after no evidence. Memorial cards for Marlin Holis note his death on December 7, 1888, aged 70. The item closes with a remark about elegant coaches.

W. E. Wardlaw Wynnton Holland Werdlaw Anderson Thread Threatt Wardlaw Joe Gamaon

Georgia and Alabama News Clipped From Our Exchange

Georgia items include Greenville building a public library and a Baptist call to Thomaston Rev Y Allen, plus 4000 bales of cotton wet in Greenville warehouses and a new Americus dummy line funded by New York capitalists. Also notes on Cobb politics, Bainbridge accidents, finances, education, electric light talks in Marietta, and Typhoid deaths near Goldsboro. The piece urges Georgia to imitate Alabama in seed cotton sale ban and praises Elberton Bank growth. it closes with a Times flourish from Thomas ton urging self sufficiency and Alliance support.

Georgia Greenville Macon County Dooly Lumber Company Venona Y. Allen Thomaston Greenville Baptist Church Cobb County Ed Frey Betsy Mashburn Dooly County Jackson Banking Company New York Americus Schley County Presbyterian Church C. P. Swearingen Dooly Vienna Brooks County Alliance James Barrs Goldsboro Marietta Griffin Frank Mann Capt. Manley Bainbridge Emmet O’ Neal M. O'Neal Whitsett Worth County Isabella Toombs T. Morgan John Weems Talbot Alabama Elberton Loan and Savings Bank

Alabama News Highlights From Gadsden to Mobile

A digest of Alabama items reports four fires in Gadsden last week, a Virginia-capitalist banquet in Sheffield, near-full Prattville cotton mill warehouse, and the death of Eltis Lag in Tuscumbia. Randolph county moonshine raids kill two officers in Gadsden area. lynching anticipated but law and order prevail. Judson Institute pupils resume routine at Marion with new quarters and building underway. Montevallo families poisoned by tainted spring water. physicians save all. Wright Hall in Monroe County assassinates old man. Prominent Tuscaloosa physician raising $100,000 for coke ovens with promising progress. Illinois excursionist robbed at Mobile station. funds borrowed to return home. Major Shropshire to Government Printing Office in Washington triggers mixed feelings. John Huddleston injured near Eufaula in a fall from horse, facial wound severe. Mrs. Bridget McAfee dies in Mobile after hemorrhage during cough. Ed M. Butterfield wounded in Vienna riot. Montgomery escorts report hopeful recovery despite foot injury.

Alabama Gadsden Sheffield Virginia Prattville Eltis Lag Tuscumbia Randolph County Roanoke Judson Institute Marion Montevallo Wright Hall Butler County Monroe County Tuscaloosa Illinois Mobile Shropshire Washington Eufaula John Huddleston Huddleston Bridget McAfee J. J. McAfee Lipscomb Joacham County Sligo Ireland Ed M. Butterfield Vienna Birmingham J. A. Paulk Montgomery Hogan Union Springs

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