Old reliable Drug Store promotes pure medicines in Eufaula
An advertisement extols W. E. Bessex Drug Store on Northside Broad Street Eufaula Alabama sign of golden Eagle Mortar with over thirty years of trusted service. It promises pure cheap medicines and urges readers to call or purchase. Also touts Hiostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic stimulant and alterative aiding stomach bowel liver and nervous system plus blood purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Advertiser
W. E. Bressoix
Northside
Broad St
Eign
Golden Eagle & Mortar
Eufaula
W. EE
Bresson
Reliable Drug
Eufan- Ta
W. E. Bessex
Ala
Oct. Ly
Hiostetter
Macon
Cuthbert
Watermelon crop slump noted in Home Affairs column
The column notes a poor watermelon prospect in the section after a wet early crop. It also highlights community events at the Baptist Church and Baptist College, a notable Irish potato yield, town property demand, and a proposed male college at Cuthbert with strong booster appeals and a forthcoming August meeting.
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Tay
Cotton market steady with good demand at mids
The cotton market remained steady with strong demand for mids at 19 cents as the week ends. New York reports quiet sales of 1315 upland cotton at 20 to 28. Cincinnati notes flour steady and in moderate demand, corn down to 55 56, pork at full prices, lard firm, bacon in good demand at full prices, shoulders 7, clear sides 9, whisky firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplands
Baptist Female College Commencement Highlights
The Baptist Female College in this city held commencement Friday with music class performances and essays by Miss Nannie Colley of Calhoun county and Miss Ida R. Leonard of this city. Dr. H. Tuckers' address on the power of words drew wide praise, followed by a Sophomore Reading exhibit and music by Mrs. Hampton and Prof. Seals. The next session starts the first Monday in September.
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Baptist Female College
BL Lester
Nannie Colley
Calhoun County
Ida R. Leonard
Alice Foster
Cuthbert
Julia Colley
Susie Thigpen
Mattie Duke
Randolph County
H. Tucker
Tucker
Hampton
Seals
4th of July Reflections on Courage and Poverty
A reader laments shifts in the nation on July 4 highlighting excessive praise of economy and industry, praises Southern women for restraint, recalls past barbecues and slavery era freedoms, and urges action and faith to restore independence and prosperity. A second note honors a Baptist College examination, grieving the loss of Dr. Adam T. Lloimes and recalling family memories and hometown pride toward future progress under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheve
Collan New
Baptist Female College
Villa Nova
Adam T. Lloimes
Cuthbert
Lauderdale Springs
Mississippi
Rail line stockholders meet to ratify New York contract
At noon yesterday in this city stockholders from Eufaula Union Springs Montgomery were represented by mayors and delegates. The meeting ratified a contract with Opdyke Hazlehurst and other New York capitalists in which the company assigns most assets and stock valued around 550000 and Opdyke Co agrees to furnish 680000 in cash to settle liabilities and complete the road to Eufania. The motion carried unanimously and thanks were given to Cols Gwen and D S Troy. Also noted is the Atlanta and Savannah line with management changes and new director George W Cook replacing the late W B Hodgson. The piece ends noting the Christ Church Macon ladies presented Rector Rev Benjamin Johnson with a horse, saddle and bridle.
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Montgomery
Evuraura Road
Eufaura
Union Springs
New York
Col. Lewis*Owen
Messrs
Opdyke & Hazlehurst
Opdyke & Co
Eufania
Capt
Fowler
J. W. L. Daniel
Cols
Gwen
D. 8
Troy
Ont. Advertiser
Atlanta and
Savannan Am Line
Atlanta
George W. Cook
W. B. Hodgson
Suv
Advertiser
Proclamation Offering Reward for Escapees Warren Hazell and Alfred Walker
Government notice from Atlanta declares Warren Hazell convicted of burglary and Alfred Walker convicted of voluntary manslaughter escaped from Decatur county jail while awaiting transfer to the State Penitentiary. A reward of five hundred dollars for each is offered for their apprehension and delivery to the Penitentiary’s Principal Keeper. Signed by Governor Rufus B. Bullock on June 8, 1871, at the Capitol.
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Waeneas
Warren Harrell
Alfred Walker
Decatur County
Warren Hazell
Atlanta
United States of America
Rufus &. Bullock
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