Prices Down and Quality Up Offer Cash Buyers a Chance
A four word story declares prices are down lower than ever and quality is up higher than ever. The piece promises a quick cash buyer opportunity with a clear moral.
11 Jun 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1892
Page
1
A four word story declares prices are down lower than ever and quality is up higher than ever. The piece promises a quick cash buyer opportunity with a clear moral.
Minneapolis report on the Republican division after a chaotic convention ballot. Harrison leads with 534 votes while McKinley and Blaine trail. Georgia and Minnesota show strong Harrison support, others split between Blaine and McKinley, indicating deep party rifts and possible long-term realignments.
A Georgian tale follows a poor elder on Cotton Avenue who asks each shopkeeper if they have a pocketbook with ten cents and a nickel. After visiting many stores and hearing no, he earns a dime from nearby gentlemen and continues with gratitude as the crowd cheers. The Woman's Press Club of Georgia holds its third annual session at Indian Springs. Officers and members are named, with Byington as president and Quinn as secretary and treasurer. Also noted are railroad updates and a Blaine letter denying payments for alleged letters.
A Sumter County meeting led by Wimberly aimed at forming a third party collapsed as attendees dwindled. Davenport defended Democratic doctrine while McNeal and Weaver were named officers before most left. Wimberly hinted at future activity but asserted no presidential candidate would be run.
Walter Talbot, a young Black man from Buffalo, sues the New York Conservatory of Music for 500 damages alleging failure to provide instructed study after paying tuition. He says he was promised the regular course after paying half term and was repeatedly delayed due to alleged organ and class issues, possibly due to his color. The conservatory denies wrongdoing.
Local merchants discuss advertising strategies and customer interest at Butler & Berry of Americas. The Gurney Shiver notes varied sales during a period. glassware and fruit jars sell slower as Batlers face brass buttons to camp. Market dynamics described include supply and demand factors affecting fruit jar prices and availability.
A fragmented OCR item discusses an "I and the Old" phrase linked to Oem in a context urging sanity. The readable text offers no clear event, date, or details beyond the nominal references.
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