Corrected Weekly Highlights at Warehouse and Merchants
REDDING and BARRY publish a weekly with notices on the steam engine test, stock, and local happenings. The issue notes milk delivery, a bachelor party at Bower's mill, new equipment, and merchants closing doors early for summer. It also covers a Firemen banquet at Miss Flower Allison's home with speeches, toasts, and a lavish reception.
Remarkable evening ends with amicable settlement
Weeded homeward at dawn under lamplight, the gathering cherishes the evening as a green memory for Mr J P Sawtell and Mr EB Ridgeway. The personal differences were fully submitted and amicably settled on terms honorable to both, per official notice from Jonpaw & Co's water ground and associated signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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J. P. Sawtell
EB. Ridgeway
Five Cent Column and Local Notices With Rewards
An assorted 19th century column notes advertising rates and insertions, a reward offer for return of a Morwin Hurbert Co revolver, and notices forbidding fishing on a pond near Ward Station. Also mentions ice cream and lemonade service and two cent per pound prices for tea?
Wanted ads mix in 19th century notice
The notice offers 500 cords of split pine wood wanted immediately at the factory and corn for sale on time. It mentions selling to good parties and investing in real estate. It includes a claim of paying the highest market price for dried peaches and a request for 8 trials before selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brooks
D. Kearnen
Classified notices and ads from a 19th century newspaper item
Short, fragmented classifieds offer items for sale and services. Notes include meat on credit, a lost dog named Big Dog, fresh water meal and groceries at local shops, gilt-edge mortgages from the Appeal office, poultry prices, a candy collection, gentlemen's tailoring, law notice resuming practice, fishing lunches, and a grocer selling liquors and beer.
Local notes mix business and social events in 1883
A jumble of notices recalls land loans in Randolph and Quitman counties, school applications due by June, unpaid teacher claims, a Col Harrison picnic, a $900 pair of iron gray horses, tax revival in Georgetown, Sabbath School plans, a large mayoral crowd, donations to city coffers, a church building fundraiser from Shady Grove colored church, harvesting and market chatter, Union Institute visit, a fashionable dance, possible Florentine engagement, and assorted ads for tonics and worm cures with a Georgia watermelon crop forecast valued at 1.5 million dollars.
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