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OVER THE BIYEB.IacUnu Md AtcldMuorihe Veek-nnbark News la a NaUbcll.BraaracTlll*.Browneville and Lively are patting or Christmas airs.Postmas'er Parker has removed to his new office. It is a neat and well arranged affair.A nuau-er of citizens are on a hunting tonr in the iand of flowers, and are having a good time.Mr Jim Davidson, who was thought to be critically ill for several days the past week, is now said to be improving-Mr Wood Dozier, who, for a few months past, has oe in engaged in mercantile pursuits in Browneville, has returned to Opelika.In the way o 1 improvements we no» tloe that work has been resumed on Courtney’s two story building, and that Mr James Summergill is putting up a new store west of the city hall.Forest Lanier, a lad. white playing with other bojs a day or two since, feu into a ditch and broke his arm.The Browneviile council held a called meeting on Wednesday evenir g last. No business of general public Interest was transacted.Mayor Baker and Marshal Waldrop emphatically deny uaving held Mr Jim Davidson during his recent encounter with Policemau Crawfmi. They merely assisted in putting him in tne lockup—nothing inne.The Carpe-Diem clnb, of Samrner-wa 1dibiFiuielniofcoGitilSOatW(Elt;uebeh£pebiwLat
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Columbus Sunday Enquirer

Columbus, Georgia, US

Sun, Dec 14, 1884

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