Queen Olives Bulk Quart Sales Notice
Bulk sale notice for quart size Queen Olives. Details on pricing and seller contact not fully legible in the fragment.
27 Jul 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1894
Page
1
Bulk sale notice for quart size Queen Olives. Details on pricing and seller contact not fully legible in the fragment.
In draped galleries, Senator Gorman accused officials of dishonor over the tariff bill as Senator Vest corroborated Carlisle’s statements. The conference room talk focused on the president’s letter to Wilson and the party’s stance, while West verified Carlisle’s views and coal and iron ore policy shifts.
A late night fire in Binaaxauam Alabama destroyed the Caldwell hotel and the four story Stower Furniture building, then spread to Perry Mason Shoe and nearby structures. Fire officials report multiple firms damaged including J. W. Johnsters building and a bagnio. Losses total about 500000 with 175000 in insurance on Caldwell hotel and 20000 to other insured properties. No confirmed fatalities though exact outcomes disputed. Fire originated a mystery and aid from Montgomery Meridian was summoned but control restored.
The notice touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant remedy that cleanses the system, dispels headaches and colds, and cures habitual constipation. It claims the product is unique, stomach friendly, and widely available in the market.
Raids on a Negro club in Atlanta leave 25 jailed on gaming charges. Fourth Georgia Regiment survivors meet Wednesday. monument to General Coles to be unveiled. Birmingham Athletic Club joins Young Men's Christian Association in forming a peacekeeping military corps. Salem debate set between Representative Oates and Captain R F Kolb for Alabama governor. Sewing machine office escapes line shop closures. Erie shops reopened after brief closing. Thirty five monarchs?
A Birmingham dispatch reports the city under extraordinary guard as striking miners threaten to attack and arm themselves. Governor Jones arrives with state troops and militia to defend the jail and water mains while private citizens patrol streets and rockets guard the city.
Judge Woods overrules the motion to quash the information in the Debs contempt case while indicating he will not participate further in the proceedings due to his own indictment. Edwin Walker will be sole counsel as sessions continue in Chicago and Chiacago news notes a separate shooting at a saloon where Matilda Schwartzhubsy was wounded and her attacker died. A Coke Strike update from July 18 notes 1000 miners marching and late shift wages and job status changes as ovens reopen and new workers are hired.
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