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ALL THE HEWS IN COLORED CIRCLES.A Department Devoted to theDoings of theRace.THE CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.What is Transpiring Among the Colored People in and Around , Brunswick.FT. C. CALHOUN, Editor.]Mr. Louis Atkinson is sick with malarial fever. Dr. R. II. Johnson is attending him.Mr, John Green, of Waycross, is getting better rapidly.A large number of Brunswickians came in on the excursion yesterday. Some will remain over until today. Among whom were Miss Mattie Blake, Mr, J, H. Jackson, Mr. Johnson, jr., and others.Miss F. Belle Miller, an accomplished young woman of Valdosta, came in on the excursion from Savannah yesterday, and will remain in the oity a week with friends. She is at 101 South Amherst street.Rev. R. T. Tooks, who has heen visiting Mr. and Mrs. Croel, has returned to his home at Lumber,City.An excursion came in from Darien last night, and the baseball club of that city will cross bats today at *2:30 p. m. with the team of this city, under command of Mr. Lee Godfrey, captain.Mrs. Lizzie Hendricks, of Savannah, was over and spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Martin at 116 North Cochran avenne.Baseball today at 2 :30 p. m.Some visiting young ladies in town.Now, boys, don’t, rush. They’ll be%here a week.lie is as dumb as a lamb before his shearers. Who? “You know the rest.”Amid the hard times let us be jolly.
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Brunswick Times
Brunswick, Georgia, US
Tue, Aug 17, 1897
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