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PHENIXCIT? AND GIRARDTHE RECORD OF THE WEEK'SDOINGS.MARCH WINDS ACCOMPANIED BY THE FALL OF SNOW—THE METHODIST AND BAPTIST ENTERTAINMENTS NEXT WEEK.March seems intent upon keeping up the prestige which lias ever clung to lier name; but yesterday she added greater lustre to it by a few flakes of snow. They j were infinitesimal in quantity, but, nevertheless, the fleecy substance descended.The election for city officers took place last Monday, and resulted in the election of the following gentlemen: U. H. Smith, ; Mayor: J. D. Hutchins, City Treasurer and Clerk: W. D. Wilkins, Marshal, and Messrs. Warren Williams. H. T. Waldrop. Thomas Gilbert, James O'Grady and Barney Boggs, as Aldermen. A goodly set of officers, and our city should feel proud.Mr. E. S. Jackson died on Friday morn-
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Columbus Enquirer Sun

Columbus, Georgia, US

Sun, Mar 23, 1890

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