24 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1892
Page
1
A persuasive ad urges readers to visit The Haberdashery run by W. D. Bailey. It touts personal appearance, fashionable neckwear, dress shirts, hat shapes, and well pressed attire. The note invites customers to peruse stock and make wise economical purchases.
Chattanooga leads the final standings after a season closing yesterday with Montgomery second Mobile third Birmingham fourth Atlanta sixth and Memphis and Macon tied for last. Results show Macon 7 Atlanta 4 Montgomery 8 Mobile 2 Memphis 6 New Orleans 3 Birmingham 4 Chattanooga 1. The second season opens Tuesday with Mobile at Atlanta and other matchups.
The article narrates humorous clashes between men and women over fashion terms and accessories. It depicts men puzzled by elaborate couture names and women joking about suspenders and four in hand ties. A lively scene unfolds with telephones, an Ellaville excursion, and local notices about travel deals and examinations.
A man described as DP Swinford from Birmingham, visiting Americas, spoke of defending his family and job using a rifle. He was arrested by Lt. Wick Wheeler after threats near the Alliance warehouse, released on recognizance, and to face Mayor Folder as the case proceeds. The incident drew crowds and followed a New York despatch about political figures Howell and Cleveland.
The Sumter County Democratic club draft calls reveal over 1,000 names enrolled on the party roll, with more to be added tomorrow. Captain Hitt and Mr. N. G. Prince offer to sign up delinquents, and a formal organization is expected next Wednesday with plans to work actively for the party.
Gunman fires three shots striking H C Frick in the neck and back near the hip. The assailant, a tall smooth faced youth, is in custody at Central police station after a clash with Frick’s clerks. A Hebrew appearance and stabbing are noted. home and name withheld. Also reports of Homestead works opening to non union workers amid security and injunctions, with deputies and troops in attendance.
Butler and Berry issue an official weather notice with details on conditions and timing. The brief item notes locations and implications for scheduled activities impacted by the forecast.
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