Beadlight News Notes and Revival Headlines
Local items report continued religious revival with thirty five to forty converts joining the Methodist church in the first week. Messages discuss rail schedule changes, weather prospects for the artesian fair, and remarks by Hon. A. C. Bacon in Augusta. A large group of college girls passed through town en route to Florida. Community notes praise Mr Crompler, Mr Connellee, and Rev Crampler while warning against illness and disease from berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crompler
DaBose
Charleston
Kimbrough
The
Baptist Church
J. A. Connellee
Thomas
Methodist Church
A. C. Bacon
Augusta
Gordon
Montezuma
Columbia
D. C
Florida
Going North Spangler Leaves for New Venture in the North
Mr W F E Spangler, inventor of the Double Lock Roofing Briger, plans to move from Waycroan to the North to expand production. The Metal Worker praises the device, predicting a bright future and business growth for the inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE. Spangler
Waycroan
Mr. Spangler
In Memoriam for W B Folks from Waycross Lodge
A Waycross Lodge 305 F. and A. M. meeting on May 12 1886 adopted a committee report praising late brother W B Folks. Resolutions commend his charity harmony and character, mourn his loss, clothe lodge furniture in mourning, inscribe his memory, and forward copies to his widow and to local papers for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross Lodge
W. M. Wanlens
W. B
Masonic Fraternity
Hxapticut
Nahunta Riot Verdict and Artesian Well Festival
The Nahunta affair ends with a coroner verdict of wilful murder against white men Leary Waldron and Jones after a riot that left John and William Ford mortally wounded and Hardy Kern injured. In Waycross, Hardy Kern is in critical condition, Leary wounded, and calm returns as workers resume with pacification by W. E. Burgage. Separately, the Artesian well festival gains about $225 over two nights, with strong turnout and praise for organizers and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Savannah News
N.S. Leary & Co
Leary & Co
Leary
Waldron
Jones
Messrs
Ary
W. M. Ford
Messrs. Leary
John
William Ford
Mr. Leary
Hardy Kern
John Ford
Nasunta
N.S. Leary
B. D. Waldron
Mat Jones
Wm. Ford
Hardy Keen
Nahunta
W. E. Burbage
Artesian
Crawley
Morgan
Local Notices and Advertisements Roundup
Banning DaBore and others listed with items for sale and subscriptions. Brewer returns from Ef fingham claims he is a better tan but not a “Letter man.” Bucktew’s Armes Salve advertised for skin ailments with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Folks & Morgan sell the salve at 25 cents a box. An announcer says he bought stock, books, and accounts of his father J D Smith and continues the business at the old stand urging former customers to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Bucktew
Folks & Morgan
Basheps
J.D. Smith
Said
Stack Age
Smitil Ap
Notice to bidders on bridge construction in Ware and Pierce counties
Will be let to the lowest bidder on Monday June 21 at 0 oclock a m at the Mock bridge site on the Satula river for a wooden double truss bridge main span 100 feet, approaches 40 feet each 16 feet wide. Also bids for an iron tubular bridge with specifications of Ware and Pierce counties. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Ware County Ordinary A J Stacki as Pierce County Oilingly Doras
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Satula
Ware
Pierce
Waprespoft
A.J. Staiekiasa
Pierce County
Doras
Satilla
Cason Bridge
Carter Ferry
Warnes Lor
Ware County
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Mr. Crampler
Preas
Gen. Gordon
Macon Telegraph
Blackshear
J . A.D. Bradwell
Hinesville
WF. P. Hughes
D. Bradwell
C. C. Buchanan
Satan
Kshear
Gainsville
A. Clark
Jesup
E. Clarke
Bexsie Capers
Thomas H. Capers
S.L
William Capera
M. E. Church
Gainesville
Clarke
S., F. & W. Railway Company
Hestetter
Whitehead
John C. Me. Donald
Protectora
Methodist
Aurantii
Stadicer
All Drugzista
F. Stadicer
Philadelphia
Henry Hohenstein
Waycross, Ga
Georgia
Py C. Kd
Ashley
Valdosta, Ga
Rua
Varnedoe
General Merchandise
Valdosta
Rianne Igies
Twellia
Ciscifsati
BOSSI
W. M. Wilson
C. BH
Lowther
H. Lowther
A. R. Bennett Waycross
W.G. Bradley
Uge GU
Sal Coan
Ale
Mee
al Are
Lee Congress Street
Savannah
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