Mosquitos Invade. Nets and Frames Sold Cheap
An advertisement notes mosquito presence and offers ready nets and frames as a special, touting a complete outfit for $1.50. Babinets priced at 25c and 35c appear as part of the sale.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1898
Page
4
An advertisement notes mosquito presence and offers ready nets and frames as a special, touting a complete outfit for $1.50. Babinets priced at 25c and 35c appear as part of the sale.
A collection of briefs notes: a steam merry go round is being erected opposite Windsor on Lamar street. Mr G Council adds a sheet iron warehouse on Lee and Jefferson. a dove hunting season opens with thirty birds killed in two hours. Capt C E Van Riper travels to Camp Northen. Judge R L Maynard returns from Detroit, health improved. Weather and local business chatter mix with railroad and insurance agents on vacation, a life policy payout, and crop disease concerns as rains threaten Georgia farmers.
Mr Angus McNeal of seven miles east of Americus died suddenly Sunday morning at age sixty eight. He leaves a wife and several children including G A and Will McNeal of this city. Funeral was held Monday at Salem church with friends attending. The wife is very ill.
The Sumter prohibition campaign winds down with 3,300 registered voters, white and colored, facing a tight choice on whiskey sales. Polls open 7 a.m. at the courthouse and 10 a.m. at country precincts, closing 6 p.m. in town and 8 p.m. country. Free lunch and liquor rumored for colored voters. speeches and a brass band planned to boost turnout.
The display card for J L Chamblies & Co appears, noting Fletcher Griffin and Billy Rosch as farmers and heads of the firm, expected to attract strong patronage this season. The item mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a trusted remedy for sores and rashes and notes new crop turnip seed at Kemberts.
Mr Key Marshal spent Sunday with his parents in Corifole. Dr J S Darby returns from a business trip to Atlanta. Miss Montize Smith visited Ssyansah. Miss Bicy Westbrook left for Ogtathorpe. Taylor Feldcreft heads to Atlanta for business. Walter Johnson on a Macon business trip. Minnie Wells of Smithville guests of Missca McAfee. O B Johnson, Georgia and Alabama agent, in the city. Mrs J C Clarke returns from Smithville and Shellman. Mr and Mrs Perry O Clegg Jr visit relatives here. Mrs Fannie Rascoll of Albany visits sister Mrs A D Gatewood. Lizzie Evans of Smithville visits Mrs H J Fite on Forrest street. Janie Chastain of Montezuma stays a week with the Buchanans. Mrs O B Ansley and children return to Smithville. Olin Dixon and George Duncan arrive from New York. Lucia and Mary Hawkins leave for White Bluff for a house party.
Archie Lowe, a young man, jailed on charges of assault with intent to murder after a late night confrontation at Poole's store. He allegedly advanced on Bailiff Poole with an open knife as Poole intervened in enforcement of the law. He attempted escape while in custody but was recaptured.
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