Mosquitos Are Here Special Yard Outfit Offer
A local ad promotes 25c and 35c yard items from Babinets and announces nets and frames on special this week. Complete outfit price listed at $150.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1898
Page
4
A local ad promotes 25c and 35c yard items from Babinets and announces nets and frames on special this week. Complete outfit price listed at $150.
Short items from Americus cover a saloon shooting and bond release, a friendship picnic at Myrtle Springs, an Odd Fellow excursion return, a six month jail sentence for Charlie Perry, street work sentences for drunkenness, a court ruling on sobriety, a new residence foundation on Lee and Furlow, Capt. Cobb’s political report, seed sales by Landreth, and a health ad for Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. The report mentions Dr G A Nunnally at the Southern Female College and church services at the First Baptist Church.
Nearly all city churches hold services today with several pastors preaching. Rev K Read discusses prohibition at the last Methodist church service. Dr G A Nunnally of LaGrange preaches at First Baptist, with morning and evening services listed. No services at Presbyterian or Cavalry Episcopal churches.
Apele Sam's regiment, which joined the capture of Santiago, will pass Americus via the Central railroad likely Wednesday. Two special trains carried thirty six empty coaches to Tampa to transport the men home. Citizens are urged to turn out and cheer the troops as they pass through. A new book and stationery store opens next to the post office, promising low prices and cash terms, with owner M S Hontmay stating intent to settle in Americus and serve the town.
An 1898 advertisement touts Hall’s Great Discovery as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims to cure gravel diabetes seminal emissions and rheumatic kidney itch s. It targets men and women and even promises bladder regulation for children. The ad lists Waco Texas merchants and dates in March 1898.
Local society notes list numerous residents and guests traveling to Atlanta Macon Tybee and Ellaville with relatives friends and colleagues visiting or returning home. Notable moves include Dr J J Darby Chas Harrold Walter and May Page E J Fite Elizabeth Read Annie Balle Mathis and Miss Alice Fendleton among others.
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