Fragmentary medical note from 19th century era
Patient recalls illness with heart affection and fainting spells. The speaker mentions prior hospitalization and doctors advising rest and a possible benefit from a call. The passage reflects a personal health account with limited readable details.
Local Advertisers Promote Goods and Services
Special notices advertise butter at twenty five cents, patent flour, and various goods. Nelson & Co of Savannah sell Green Box coffee, stoves, silverware, and wedding cards. Sirmans offers opera slippers and straw hats. Cash or C O D orders welcomed. stationery and laces promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.& Nelson
Smith & Sharp
City Bell
J. G. Nelson & Co
Mhege & Mitchell's
Nelson & Co
Savanpah
Louis Stoves
Blackshear & Mitchell’s
Blackshear & Mitchell's
B. Simans
B. Sirmans
J. G.,nelgon & Co
Places of worship and local notices in Harrisburg Ill
A compact collection of church announcements and community notices from Harrisburg Illinois. It lists services, sacraments, prayer meetings, Sunday School times, and names of pastors and superintendents for several denominations. It also includes endorsements for medicinal products and a local testimonial.
Waycross Notes and Local Tidbits From The Post
Town items, arrivals, and church notices fill this page with snippets from Waycross and nearby. Mentions include Miss McDonald of McDonald's mill, Mr. Parker, Lanier and Youmans subscriptions, church activities, fruit crop updates, and a push for local education with an academy planned pending materials.
Sermon on Foreign Missions Boosts Local Support
Last Sunday Rev Loyd preached a forcible sermon on Foreign Missions. After the service the congregation contributed 209 10 to fund missionary work abroad. A milk-peddler employed by H W Reed will visit Baltimore then return this Fall. He says he loves the South and finds it best.
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Loyd
H.W. Reed
Baltimore
South
Geo Walters
Cedar Fall
Copice
Othe Blackshear
Cleveland
Chris- SO
Sunday School Convention in Americus April 27 28 29 1887
The Georgia State Sunday School Association holds its fourteenth annual session in Americus from April 27 to 29 1887. All county associations are urged to send delegates at a rate of one per every three hundred scholars, with names sent to Rev AJ M Williams Americus and J C Courtney Atlanta. Methodist Church services report continued interest with 15 added to the church during the current meeting, totaling 46 for the year. Miss Jennie Smith of the National Superintendent Railway Department Woman's Christian Temperance Union will participate.
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Florida
New Yorks
Heain
Graham
E. T
Methodist Church
Walters
pAltung
Georgia
Salvation Army
Savannah
Messrs
Lanier& Yoomane
Ourself
Parker
South’ Florida
Ellenwood
Blackshear
Emmit Anderson
Waycross
Wilson
Patterson Advance
Blackberries Coffee County Gazette
South Georgia
Heapiicay
Hazdaril’é* Hill
P. Washington
Emma »Roberts
Estella Todd
Georgia State Sunday School Association
Americus
AJ M. Williams
Americas
J. C. Courtney
Atlanta
Jennie Smith
Woman's Christen Temperance Union
Dakota
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Grace Watters
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Terete
Local passenger agent resigns from depot post
ME. J. FE. B. LOVE resigns his position as local passenger agent after a long tenure to accept another job. He leaves behind many friends who wish him success, and his familiar face will be missed by locals and northern visitors who have benefited from his courtesy at the depot.
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ME. J. FE. B. Love
Géatierad
Joe
Big
the Oak
Thomanville Enterprise
Homicide in Clinch County Near Okefenoke Swamp
Information reports a homicide in Clinch county near the Okefenoke Swamp. Joord Allen Jr. quarreled with Tamblin over burding the woods. Tamblin struck Allen with an ax and he died a week later. Tamblin has escaped arrest. The men were connected by marriage and lived about a mile from each other near Valdasty Time.
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Clinch County
Okefenoke
Joord Allen, Jr
Tambliv
Allen
Tamblin
Mramblin
Valdasty
Horned snake in Georgia draws a cautious tale
A tale from Waycross describes a tenant in a Georgia town killing a horned snake about four feet six inches long with a horn on its tail tip. The creature, dark reddish brown, resembled a chicken snake and attacked with venomous tail strikes. The item reflects local interest and mentions letters from Cedar Falls and Georgia’s climate and opportunities.
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Robert Bevill
Bevil
Valdosta
Wood Saws at Blaghelaer and Dich IP
A fragment notes wood-saws including cross-cut and dice ton hand-zaws available at Blaghelaer and Dich IP.
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Blaghelaer & Dich Ip
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M. E. Cuvaem
Rev
Bel Haga
Edward Shepherd
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Waycross Heapticut
Smith & Sharp's
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Blackbray
Columbus
Jordan
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Dawson
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Brunswick Herald
Waze Superior Court
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Spencer BR
Atkinson
Darnell
Wm. Mosely
Ann Eliza Woeely
Lemuel Westhary
W. P. Hancock
T.B. Lee
Mr. Wilson
Naval Stores Manufacturer’s Association
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