Local items and city doings in Americas Morning
A collage of short notes from Americus with updates on business moves, the six o clock closing rule, a new gopher farm on Taylor street, a balloon ascent that burned at 500 feet, theater season promises, ribbon fashions, a dwindling melon season, cotton crop prospects hindered by rain, a street opening petition near Rees Park, a tale of fried chicken at breakfast, rail engines switching from coal to wood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
City Hall
Americus
Taylor Street
College Street
Americas
Brown
L. B. Bosworth
Rees Park
Hill
Felder
Endless sale of washable fabrics in white goods depart
On sale Monday a wide assortment of wash fabrics including French ginghame and India linens at 123 to 490 cents per yard. The White Goods Department offers Victorian lawn, Egypti an dimities, and rich embroideries at cost. Special bargains in nainsook Swiss and cambric embroideries at 10 15 and 20 cents per yard. Call early to choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are
Nainsook
Goetcius Named Pharmacist at Davenport Drug Co
Mr. C. T. Goetcius of Augusta has accepted a pharmacist position with Davenport Drug Co and will arrive soon to begin duties. He comes highly recommended and is viewed as a valuable addition to the well known house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Goetcius
Augusta
Davenport Drug Co
Goetcius
Local merchants advertise sales and shipments in city notes
The column lists jewelers and stores urging value and deals with general notices of business, personal visits, travel to Atlanta and New York, and routine society news. It notes Capt. Lovejoy in town, Prof. Mathis away on business, Miss Hill visiting Bronwood, Mrs. Miller returning from Spartanburg, and several others traveling or visiting relatives. Also mentions a court decree transferring railway properties and leadership changes at the Savannah Americus Montgomery line, with new officers named and paydays adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mathis
Atlanta
J. B. Nutting
J. B. Allen
Windsor
Stephen
George D. Wheatley
Warm Springs
New York
John F. Lewis
Montezuma
Ana
J. C. Holmes
Macon
William A.dodson
Lee
M. T. Elam
Simmons Liver Regulator
James Nowland
Carrollton, Mo
Fish
S. A. & M. Railway
Albany, Florida & Northern Railway
A. L. Miller
W. B. Alexander & Company
Et al
Savannah
Amerigus & Montgomery Railway
Equitable
Sumter Superior Court
Savarnnah, Americus & Montgomery Railway
S. H. Hawkins
T. Edward Hambleton
Savannah, Americus & Montgomery Railway Company
Albany, Florida and Northern Railway Company
John Skelton Williams
J. William Middendorf
R. B. Sperry
Ernest Stamp
John, M. Nelson
John L. Williams
J. W. Deming
Luther S. Bent
Frank §. Hambleton
Henry P. Talmadge
Savannah, Americus& Montgomery Railway Company
Albany, Florida & Northern Railway Company
Savannah, Americus & Montgomery Railway
W. H. Frew
W.C
Jacksonville
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GEO
Wheatley
Stultz & Bauer
Newby & Evans and the Sommer
Alsoo
J. Schneider
Mgr
Mims& Hudson
Worsyth Street
Tom Castleberry
Forsyth Street
Perry & Brown
Hood
Charlie
Gent
Geo. D. Wheatley’s
Daks
Lamor
Cotton
Mra
J.P. Bell
Ocsawatomie, Hen
the Graphic
Miami County
Graphic
Jas. T, Cotney, Jeweler
Ot Cotney, Ball & Co
Talling’s Spot Cash Store
Rckson
Tous
P. H. Lovejoy
Hawkinsville
Jand
Americus Jewelry & Music Co
S.A. M
Albany, Florida
Northern
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ALLEN Creco @ Co
Price
Biles Herve
Aracon
Uma Psoen
Pesaricuan Maeerven
Rane
Monte Suring
Lookout Inn
Ookout Mountain
Tenn
South
Retaro
Tanooga
Samo
Sohmer
Mathushek & Son
Godfrey
Samuel Pitcher
Patent Office Department
United States
Pitcher’s Castoria
The
Columbus Southern Railway Co
Pimlar
Tsajar
amiAr
Dawson
Albany
Thomasville
Bronawick
Rais
Union
Columbus
Balbany
O. Hill
H. . M. Comer
R. 8. Hayes
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Atbay
Iessa
Iea
Suellman
Ie Becca Ems
Savana
Windsor & Baker, Ute Ang Fire Insurance
Sane Toone
Atreet
Smith Lot
Colese Pereet
Aone Oak Pace Lamar
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Bossgesham
Magexses Trebonnd
Prica
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