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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1900

Page

4

Birds of Passage Coming and Going

Americas People and Their Friends list attendees and arrivals at Windsor Hotel in Savannah. Notables include Mr. Loring B. Smith ill at Brooklyn Heights, Mr. Marion Knowles of Atlanta, Mr. W. A. Camp from Atlanta, Lawson Stapleton, J. W. Stillings on business trips in south Georgia, A. B. Harrold at Central Railway Directory meeting in Savannah, T. J. Hadeon visiting from Moultrie, and social visits by Misses Mary and Annie Green and Corinne Crawford. Fresh fish and seafood offered by Sherlock & Co. and Alton Pinkston Co. for Cannon Ball Shoes notice. I will be absent from my office till further notice.

Savannah Central Railway Directory T. J. Hadeon Americas Moultrie Mary Annie Green Willie Belle Baisden Corinne Crawford George W. Baccot Milledgeville

Epworth League Reports Strong Year of Charity Work

The Epworth League held its new year meeting last evening and installed officers. Miss Noyes, chairwoman, reported 602 patient visits, 24 to strangers, 144 bouquets sent, 71 meals helped, 68 garments given, 15 new Sunday School additions, and $18396 spent on charitable work. Officers installed: H. W. Pittman president, J. W. Shiver first VP, Miss May McKenzie second VP, Miss Beasie Walters third VP, Miss Kate Roebuck treasurer, H. H. Myers secretary, Miss Annie Poole librarian.

Epworth League Miss Noyes Sanday School League H. W. Pittman J. W. Shiver May McKenzie Beasie Walters Kate Roebuck H. H. Myers Annie Poole

Borchee's German Syrup Promoted For Severe Lung Troubles

An advertisement touts Borchee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs and lung difficulties, claiming it heals tissues, relieves expectoration, and helps sleep. Sample bottles are offered by Davenport Drug Co. Also noted are Oak-tanned Cannon Ball Shoes marketed by Pinkston Company and a new cold cure at Rembert's Drug Store.

Borchee Rts Davenport Drug Co Pinkston Company Rembert's Drug , Store

Locating the Confederate Monument Sparks Debate

The community remains divided on where to place the Confederate monument near the bus district crossings. A Ladies committee must decide soon as base work will start shortly. A local woman’s health recovery story highlights Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption now offered by Pinkston Company for shoeing and other goods.

Merchanta Parka Luther Luts W.C. Hamnick & Co Shelbyville E. J. Eldeidge Deng

Universalists plan new church in Americus city

The Universalists of Americus and Bamter county plan a house of worship in the city. Large attendance at Sunday services at the opera house, led by Dr. Q. H. Shion of Boston, supports growth. A Lee street lot is eyed for the proposed church, with location to be decided.

Universalists Americus Bamter County Opera House Q. H. Shion Boston Lee Street

Negro Suspect Captured After River Chase

Arthur Patterson, a Black man, was jailed after a pursuit by officers with bloodhounds. He allegedly broke into the oil mill office and stole a Winchester rifle. A tracking dog led authorities through several blocks before Patterson was treed and captured.

Arthur Patterson Patterson

Manship Delivers First Lyceum Lecture at City Hall

Mr. Richard Manship appeared before an appreciative audience at City Hall last night in the opening lecture of the Americus Lyceum course. His eloquence wit and refined oratory drew praise and marked the event as a distinct triumph for the series.

Lyceum City Hall Richard Manship Americas Manship Americus Lyceum

Buck to Georgia as Buck Returns from Japan

Atlanta Age reports United States Minister to Japan O A E Buck may return to Georgia next month amid GOP ticket plans. The item notes speculation without confirmation and cites broader Republican activity in the state. A local pharmacy advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a money‑back guarantee after two thirds used.

Atlanta Atlanta Age O. A. E. Buck United States Japan Georgia Dodson Hudson's Drug Store Chamberlain

Short News Items Gulled at Random in Americus

Town brief notes recounting local scenes: Col Robert L. Oliver returns to the streets after weeks of illness, Coot Stanfierd visits from Macon, weather hints at budding fruit trees, an elderly woman slips at Central depot but sustains only minor injuries, Mr. and Mrs. Powell relocate to Americus for work, Lombardi Opera Co. departs after cancellation costs, court attendance wanes, farmers remain home to tend crops, postholiday shoppers enjoy bargains, Woodward-Warren Company to perform next week, Confederate monument debate narrows to two sites, cotton receipts scarce in local warehouses, and train officials ride No. 5 to Montgomery.

Robert L. Oliver Coot Stanfierd Macon Coot Central Depot Columbus Tran A. Powell Georgetown Americus Powell Lee Allen Jackson Street Lombardi Opera Co Montgomery New Orleans Columbus Superior Court Woodward-Warren Company Confederate Monument Windsor Hotel Jackson and Forsyth Streets Americas Supt. Kline J.C Haile Poger Arent Jesse Hall the Central

Civil Cases Tried In Court Devoid Of Special Interest

Judge Z A Littlejohn re convened the November term of Sumter superior court. Four or five civil cases were taken up and disposed of with no large sums involved. The grand jury will reconvene for matters presented. the civil docket will dominate the week. Also notices of patent remedies and local ads appear in the proceedings.

Z. A. Littlejohn Sumter

Low Prices Draw Class of Shoppers to Our Store

A local retailer highlights savings as a key feature attracting customers. The department emphasizes children's shoes as a leading draw, noting shoppers are pleased to see the money they can save here. The ad suggests broad price cuts across merchandise to build customer interest.

Ziegler Bros America Hanan Maine California Crossett

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Sherlock & Co's Alton Pinkston Co Cannon Ball Shoes S. H. McKzx G. T. Sullivan Cemorto Americus Jewelry and Watch Alabama Tailor’s Finninger Company Americus, Ga Duncan's Oxford Capad Congress Uaift Payalae Co Thia Duncan Telephone Winasor Negro Tutt Buck Rembert Call On Pinkston Co Dr. King Eldridge Wollford E. J. Eldridge Amerisns Rembert's Drug Store Uaralaa Jewelers Americus, Georgia Kersey Verybody Ion Wilton Preenariven Pram Co Ning
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