Higgins Opens Odd Christmas Time Musings
Sara A Higgins comments on the season in a whimsical piece noting that the Krismus Time will soon end and the boys will finally get sober, reflecting holiday quirks and social voices.
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Newspaper
Waycross Headlight
Location
Waycross, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1886
Page
1
Sara A Higgins comments on the season in a whimsical piece noting that the Krismus Time will soon end and the boys will finally get sober, reflecting holiday quirks and social voices.
A Florida druggist promotes Jennings Fever Tonic as a cure for fever and ague with testimonials from Jasper and Newnansville figures. The letter claims extensive sales, a money-back guarantee, and safety in use, asserting consistent success across thousands of bottles since last spring.
G W Epperson Bradford county Sheriff was shot dead near town by Richard Townsend after a pursuit to Valdosta and a Braswell plantation hideout. Townsends earlier murder of D C Cohen ties, pursuit by Lowndes County officers continues. Also reported are a fatal D C Cohen-related case, a boy's broken leg from a circus stunt, and a dramatic pursuit ending in a kidnaping scene near Pine Bloom.
In Atlanta a Christmas day riot ends with pistols and a boy firing on another. Harlem reports doctors selling Croton oil in quills as fake vaccine. A Homerville official notes feuds and burdens of public safety amid a chaotic year. General preser ments.
The Grand Jury recommends repairs to county buildings, an iron jail cell, and a new bridge across Spanish Creek with bid-based construction. It calls for clerk book needs, road conditions deemed good, and广告 publication in Waycross Heap Lient. Members thank Judge Mershon and Solicitor General pro tem.
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