19 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1892
Page
1
W D Bailey the popular haberdasher reports a large shipment of spring and summer neckwear delayed to Monday from Saturday. He claims exclusive novelties from leading manufacturers and promises unbeatable prices to clear stock, along with picnic shirts and straw hats highlighted as sale features.
Rhode Island results dash Cleveland hopes as Republicans sweep key states and doubts rise about his ability to carry his own state. The piece notes Georgia sentiment is unclear, Bynum’s Georgia claim is questioned, and third-party prospects look weak with no state gains expected.
AVERAGE? POOLE on 317 Lamar Street advertises first class staple and fancy groceries fruits produce and general supplies. It emphasizes cheap prices prompt filling and delivery and aims to make trading with them pleasant for customers.
Easter Sunday brought a blend of sacred rites and festive fashion across Americus. Churches reported beautiful floral decor, eloquent sermons, and large attentive congregations, with First Methodist and Calvary Episcopal noted for superb arrangements and impressive services.
Postmaster Roney received official word from Washington that Americus will inaugurate free city delivery on June 1. Four carriers will handle two daily rounds, with signatures already sought for appointments. The change mirrors larger cities and will ease daily mail trips for residents, benefiting commerce in southwest Georgia.
Merchants in Americus and neighboring areas are invited on a Thursday excursion organized by the Savannah Americus and Montgomery railroad. Vice President Hawkins expects a representative from each Americus business to attend, aiming to foster close ties with Montgomery and boost through schedules to shift trade toward Americus and along the line.
Bev spelling bee proposed at city hall on Tuesday night April 26 with admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The entertainment promises merriment and fun for all attendees.
Local retailer boasts costly bargains on mirrors bought cheap from a factory. Ads promise plate glass and fancy framed options like 20 by 14 inch and 10 by 8 inch sizes at deep discounts. Easter shopping push aims to draw crowds with room filled stock and low, two thirds pricing.
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