17 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1892
Page
1
Beverites and W. D. Bailey's Haberdashery are promoted as the premier outfitter for Easter season. The ad touts neckwear from 25 cents, a wide hat selection, and a Puff Shirt line from $1 to $2, with Negligee shirts in Madras Zephyrs Oxfords and Latinos priced from $1 to $2. The message promises stylish, well fitting menswear and a courteous welcome.
Sumter county democratic executive committee meets to require delegates and alternates to pledge support to Democratic nominees at state and national levels. Four delegates and four alternates will be chosen by ballot at Americus on April 30, with open voting from 11 am to 5 pm.
Avera and Poole advertise first class staple and fancy groceries fruits produce and general supplies. They promise cheap prices prompt filling and delivery and a pleasant trading experience for customers.
The Savannah Americus Montgomery line plans a free excursion from Americus to Montgomery for merchants to boost trade. Trains depart Americus at 5 30 am with passes for a day on the line to encourage commercial ties between Americus and Montgomery. Easter and church references also note celebrations and decorations in Americus. Fire damages Charley Foster residence two miles from the city. A passerby sighted flames and alerted the fire, but only furniture and house suffered significant damage. The Times bindery offers bookbinding and related services.
The article memorializes Mae Isa Jones, praising her as a devoted member of the Christian Workers and noting the group’s sympathy to her family. It records Easter services at Calvary Church with specific times and hymns, including confirmations and a procession, and announces regular services after Easter with a single Sunday service at 11 o'clock.
A local shop proclaims extraordinary bargains as it sells mirrors at a fraction of factory price. The ad highlights plate glass frames and fancy mouldings, claiming items cost two thirds of factory price to retailers. It touts fresh shipments from New York and promises limited, one-of-a-kind pieces.
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