09 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1896
Page
1
Identifies Allen and Sheffield as the cheapest store and invites comparison with competitors. Claims unmatched stock and readiness in every department and promises identical goods for less money. Encourages bringing rival ad to prove lower prices.
Great bargains prevail in our Dress Goods and Trimmings Notions Hosiery Gloves Handkerchiefs Underwear departments through December. Almost any of these goods are suitable and serviceable for Christmas presents. Finest lot of Ladies' Canes and Wraps ever shown in Americus at the price.
The ad touts Allen and Sheffield's as offering extremely cheap prices on shoes and clothing and promises long term business, customer satisfaction, and steady supply. It invites shoppers to visit for men’s and boys’ clothing, hats, and a new stock arriving, emphasizing lower prices and honest value to build repeat customers.
The piece accuses Marion Butler of political cowardice and betrayal as Thomas E Watson writes in his party paper about the split within Populist ranks. It singles out Butler as chairman and questions his loyalty while contrasting him with Watson and Habersham in a sharp political broadside.
The general conference of silver leaders will convene December 18 to plan the 1900 campaign. General Warner, president of the Bimetallic League, will issue a formal call and seek prominent senators from several states to mobilize supporters under a new party banner. An address to the people will follow the gathering.
The Republican caucus showed notable absenteeism with senators Dubois Pettigrew Mantle Cannon Squire and Teller missing. A letter from the bolters indicated their intent not to attend while backing an international silver agreement and endorsing pressure on the Dingley tariff plan. Payne resigns position rumors deny resignation while a forgery case expands in New York and the Seaboard rail mill sale proceeds.
The six day bicycle contest at Madison Square Garden opens with 16 of 27 entries remaining. Reported records and hopes mix with notes on spectators, advocates, and ongoing events as officials announce ongoing stages and related meetings.
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