An Older Attempt To Destroy Life On Rail Line
A Thurday last saw a thwarted effort to damage the Fufeula branch of the Western Railroad by placing a rose tie on the track. The cow catcher saved the trains. Mr Powers is vindicated from a charge of negligence in freight delivery from abroad. The depot hours show open access except 12 M to 2 P M for dinner. Georgetown visit notes no wagons receiving freight there. Orrie Zggr of Atlanta reports 1750 acres bought in Baker County._completion of Bainbridge Gilbert and Columbus Railroad promises growth and migration advantages for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fufeula
Laxos
A. J. Orrie
Zsgr
Atlanta
Biker
Bainbridge, Gilbert
South-western Railroad
Lumpkin
Georgetown
Horace Powers
Giguon
Parade Order From Foreman Lehman
A terse notice directs Honce in uniform to assemble next at forty four o clock for a parade by order of Foreman Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gine Honce
A. Lehman
Eufaula Trade Echoes Cotton Panic and Church News
The narrative recalls a cotton market shock in Eufaula with speculation, prices paid for cotton, and looming spring price rises. It notes large stocks, storefronts, and a 400 bale cotton in storage. A new Presbyterian church edifice is described, its Gothic Elzabethan style, cost over 20000, with Rev. Mr. Robert as pastor. A brief railroad accident near Patanla causes minor injuries and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Eny
Macéa
Mes, Bray & Bray
Itatick
Messe
Johnnson & Co
Eufaula
Presbyterian Church
Erec
Rober
Brother Back
Tri Weekly News
Ant
Batana
Bluff City Times
S Tiffies
la Mancha
Winter Weather Ravages Town as Ice Stones Fall
The narrative describes a violent storm with hail and hurricane winds, ice stones about an inch in diameter, causing destruction to trees and homes. Residents report the storm’s fury, then calm returns four hours later as debris and damaged roofs are seen. A letter from Horace Powers, Railroad Agent, defends local wagon practices and delays. The piece also advertises Mrs. Cooper’s spring stock with fashion details and shop-window displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Balt
Quive
Mission church aided by devoted ladies and new associate pastor
The article recounts Rev. J. K. Axson and the arrival of Mr. Quarterman to assist in the ministry at the old St. Tots parish later Liberty County. The ladies of the congregation provide a generous welcome by funding a finished house for the minister with furnishings and provisions, seeking to support his gospel work and strengthen Christian philanthropy. They emphasize acts of charity over mere words and cite a biblical admonition about aiding the least of brethren.
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Taliesin Plateytarian
Rene Og Savaenab
K. Axson
St. Tots Parish
Liberty County
Axson
Quarterman
Chris
Grant's Love of Money and Real Estate Deals
The Cincinnati Commercial reports a sensational review of President Grant's real estate transactions in Washington. It details Bowen’s $40,000 bid, partial payments, and an 1863 deed, followed by a 1869 scheme involving A T Stewart’s group to transfer to Gen Sheridan, with claims of a president’s breach and a $25,000 gain.
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Cincinnati
United States
Grant
Washington
Gen. Grant
J. Bowen
Ter
Bowen
Enterprise
A. T. Stewart
Itpany
Gen Sheridan
King Ayoony-Piise
Cate
Wivington
Wathout
Gen. W. Sherman
Sherman
Districts of
Columbia
Fragmented medical speculation on body tissues and digestion
A damaged text fragment discusses the human body being made of tissues and fibers, sensitive to changes sensed by the body. It mentions the stomach skin nerves lungs and excretory organs and advocates keeping the digestive system functioning well as a defense against illness.
Medical payments required for 1870 in local physician list
The card notes physicians will continue practice in 1870 for those who have paid Medical Rule or will arrange to do so, with non-payers to be reported to the medical peers. It lists doctors and warns that charity cases are exempt.
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Suarowx
Kentucky
G. W. Cosa
J. B. Sura
R.S. Jackson
L. McLeter
P.R Heer
W. B. Tiexiar
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Cupmbert Appeal
Brother Black
Eufaula News
Terriorn Watchful Fire Company No. 1
Buranr
Chicago
John B. Allen & Co
Ieon
Parenta
Hamilton
Andrew Collags
Erdman
Etrives
Pia
Fastitaliéa
Edman
Sue Card
Rosaway
Henbron
Jackson
Brooks Hotel
Snr
Beas LW
Haat & Ci
Maron
Koskoo
S. Newton
E.medcad College
New York
Lawrence
Destoy
Crider & Bro
York
Patanlawie
S. W
MeLestér
S Tasburg
Europe
Phintiet
Forse Arriaxt
Tettersda Ege
Heep
Appaeel
Ocean
Phaveck
Abd
Purcia
Burlingame
South Carolina
Phil
Bave
Walker
Owel
Gonksoller
Statoner
L'Rof
Kay‘Yon
Kaytén
Kayton
McKesson & Robbins
Jack Lirruas
Landreth’s
Landreth
Garden Seeds
Goodrich
Harrison
Prince Edwards Island
Alsike
Deas
J. S. Powell
Trane
E.COURA_E
Basidad
J. H. Callaway
Fizaoours
Fort Gaines, Georgia
Ik Wilts
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Sen Gations
Covenyity
bin Oil OF Life
Kaytons Olt
TAFE
Agencv
Arerog
Jacob Lippman
Ehler
Tonio
SBORG
Rako
Georgia
Biecek Smith
ESS
J. McK. Gunn
Izaac Easley
Merryman
A.P. Meetyman & To.j
Baltimore
Siesiks Lawtos & Lawson
Bacox
Iverson
Ban
W. H. Stark & Co
Capucia
Agdote
Penesu
Selena
S.bolar
H. Prescott
Br Dick A
Scotland
Hermes
Webster's National Pictoriid Dictionar
Getuto
Guo
Tees
Johrndis
Silat
Public Anera
Macon Daily Journal
Macds ‘Veuxty Sounwai
Pmn
Prump
Bollingeworth Bink
Pott Siren
Mario Ap
Baltimore Street
Daira Ah Ae
Cuthbert
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