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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1898
Page
4
A brief line urging readers to act now for savings and value. The note emphasizes timely purchases and favorable deals likely in advertisements or sales sections. No specific entities or events are mentioned.
Farmers cheerfully report healthy crops and delayed cotton openings while rainfall keeps dust down. Registration reminders urge citizens to sign the book. A preacher teases a crowd at Central depot with a sprint and church sermon notes warn about liquor traffic. Dove season nears with locals preparing for hunts and seed catalogs listed. Dodson's pharmacy also mentioned.
Americas soldier boys with Col. Ray's regiment at Camp Price Macon received their first month pay about $7,000 distributed for service from enlistment to June 30. Individual sums were small since many men enlisted recently, and the paymaster is hoped to return after July ends.
Tax receiver Raiford faced a long day managing a large crowd of voters in his office as registrants line up for the August 17 local option election. Early tallies suggest over a hundred registered yesterday, with expectations of more today and a heavy turnout on the 17th.
John P. Mims died yesterday morning at his father W. T. Mims’s Church Street home after long illness. He was 28. Funeral services will be at 9:20 a.m. from the father’s residence, with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers named: T. L. Granberry, Jno W. Shiver, J. T. Stallings, Eugene Lockette, W. M. Tullis, F. G. Olver.
LeConte pears surge in popularity surpassing Elberta peaches as growers in and around Americus reap a golden harvest. With a pear famine in the north and west, pears fetch fancy prices while peaches decline. One Americus grower has shipped 650 bushels of LeConte pears with very satisfactory returns.
Judge Z A Littlejohn heard Mc Gaw Manufacturing Co of Macon sue Whitley Grocery Co to enjoin selling a soap brand alleged to resemble a Macon brand. Hearing consumed the afternoon. decision reserved.
Simon Blackman, the man charged with beating his wife Thursday morning, was bound over by Justice Graham. Unable to meet the $150 bond, he was committed to jail. Blackman described his wife and family in abusive terms during the statement.
Local store promotes Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming it cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung ailments. Trial bottle free and regular size 50 cents to 1 00 with guarantee to cure or refund. Also offers fresh bird and garden seed at Remberts drugstore near post office and new crop turnip seed.
An arnica salve claim lists cures for cuts, ulcers, and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and 25 cent price. A Westminster Abbey burial count notes over 1 173 deaths in England. Milesburg Pennsylvania touts DeWitt’s Early Risers as the best pills for family use across forty years. An aside comments on old fashioned folks and stockings.
The column lists multiple residents and visitors including Mr. Charles Culpepper Miss Maude Lingo Dr. W. A. Rembert Mr. Thomas L. Bell Sheriff Holder Sheriff Horn Frank Tigner Col Mark Hollis W. F. Mims Miss Kate Thornton Mrs. D. T. Wilson Miss Sarah Wheeler Mr. E. E. Anderson Messrs B. M. Davis W. E. McCaw n George S. Jones Misses Bessie Clem Warren Agnes Hillaman Chas Harold Eugene Haynes C C Clay Jr and others visiting or traveling to and from Macon Atlanta Marietta Savannah and Cobb on various personal business. The note ends with a piano and organ rental advertisement from Amonious Jewanny & Musso Co.
Miss Lilla Parker dies at 3 a.m. after nearly a month of slow fever at her mother's home six miles north of Americus. She leaves a mother and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. at Shiloh church seven miles from the city.
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