Notable visitors fill the city as many come and go
A steady stream of residents and visitors arrive in the city including Hon E L Kimbrough, Capt J L Ingram, Col T C Coleman, Capt W D Horriton, Capt J W Cline, Col E R Rivers, Miss Mollie Lowe, Dr C E Murphy, Miss Mollie Walton, and many others. Several plan to move or visit Cordele, Reynolds, Talbotton, Shreveport, and Birmingham as schedules and illness affect local life. Major T B Camp, Rev A M Williams, Rev W F Lloyd, and Dr N P Banks return from Eastman with reappointments to St Paul and St Luke. Col A F Moreland announces a return to Columbus with the Moreland sisters enrolling at Chappell College.
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Mountain Hill
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Glennville
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Hamilton
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Macon
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Talbotton
Willie Kidoo
Cuthbert
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Atlanta
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T. M. Foley
Second Avenue
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West Point
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Reynolds
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Louisville
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Butler
Carrie Taylor
W. H. McClintock
E. Ford
Birmingham
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Sizemore
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la Grange
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Watch Theft at Berlack Store Leads to Arrests
John Williams, a Black man, was arrested by Officer Wise after stealing a gold watch from J H Berlack’s store at Tenth and Broad. Cohen, the clerk, noted the missing watch while a second watch lay on the counter. Williams confessed to the theft and implicated accomplice Pick Price. warrants issued, Price at large, watch unrecovered.
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Williams
Foe
Mr. Beriack
Mr. Berlack
Alabama Election Sparks Fire Dept Chief Clash
Montgomery officers will elect on the 7th of next month amid a department split. Chief Wm. R. Jones faces serious charges of incompetence and neglect with claims of habitual drunkenness. his allies predict re election while rivals nominate J. A. Farley.
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Fire alarms and court actions sweep through city
Pardon granted to Belle Tolliver jailed for larceny at last August term. A fire destroyed a small tenement on Grove street. Mrs. W. Watt sold half interest in Dent Hotel. Sheriff Gelder secured a requisition on the Governor for Wes Chisholm, the Atlanta arrest linked to the Danforth murder near Lafayette. The Little Workers of the Methodist Protestant church staged a choral entertainment. City Council cancelled the band contract with Howland & Ellis and released $20,000 in bonds after sewer work completion. Supreme Court decisions include Stone v. Rome and Decatur Railroad reversed and remanded. Kennedy v. State affirmed. Lehman, Durr & Co. v. Harmon reversed and remanded. Harmon v. Lehman, Durr & Co. affirmed. Muse v. Dantzler affirmed.
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Grove
Sateen
W. Watt
Dent Hotel
J.C. Joy
Chattanooga
R. F. Gelder
Chambers County
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Atlanta
Danforth
LaFayette
Gilderle
Methodist Protestant Church
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Supreme Court
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C. J
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Cherokee County Court
Somerville
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State
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Montgomery Chancery Court
John F. Harmon
Clapton
J.john T. Muse
J. S. Dantzler
Autauga Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission opens hearing on Southern Railway tariffs
In Washington on December 18 the Interstate Commerce Commission began a hearing on tariff and classification practices of railroads south of the Potomac and Ohio rivers, grouped as the Southern Railway and Steamship Association. The order for appearance dated October 22, 1888, seeks examination of current and filed tariffs, realigned interstate rates, and conformity with the act to regulate commerce, citing disparities, nonpublication of rates, and special arrangements as grounds. Representatives from nearly all the roads were to attend.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Ohio Rivers
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Commission
Cure for Catarrh and Palatable Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
A reader claims a recipe cured catarrh after many attempts. Also promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a pleasant remedy for consumption scrofula bronchitis debility and wasting diseases in children. Physicians report easy administration and positive results.
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