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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1893

Page

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Spot Cash Grocery Delivers New Prices and Goods in Americus

New Stora, New Prices and New Goods the Spot Cash Grocery, Americus. We quote qt fruit jars Mason's porcelain lined tops for 0c, worth $1 4 gal. $1.35, sold everywhere from 3175 to $2 doz. Under Allen House, near new post office, save 20 to 50 percent on all eats. Fully cured white meat 10c lb, Ober Lake Hour 4.35 per barrel or $1.10 for 50 lbs, Triumph flour at same price, Arbuckle's coffee 2c, hand made catsup 10c, best pearl grits 50 lbs $1, rice 25 lbs 31, meal 2c bushel, candy 25 lb 40 to 50c lb, Cartoon's lunch milk crackers 10c, fruit jars full line Mason's tops quart 0c, 4 gallon 1.35, extra rubbers 8c dozen, trade with us and save on staple goods.

Spot Cash Americus Mason's Allen House New Post-Office Ober Lake Triumph Arbuckle

Loving and Hightower Baby Carriages Sale Ad

An ad touts Loving and Hightower baby carriages described as strong handsome comfortable and cheap. It promotes a stock to fit any pocketbook with hang-ons put-away-ins hall racks hatracks wardrobes safes bureaus in unmatched variety and unheard of prices.

The Street Railroad Controversy At Americus

At a special afternoon council meeting the old street railroad removal was debated with calls to extend time for the Thomson Houston Company to operate or tear up tracks. Mayor Cutts urged more time, citing town interest and potential future buyers while aldermen demanded a formal request from owners or citizens before rescinding the order. The decision window is short as five miles of streets lie in the balance and health concerns loom if removed now.

Thomson-Houston Company Americas Americus Cutts Times Dow Caid McGarrah Bivins Miller Burt Blalock

Crime and Court News from Col emnos Georgia

A Black man was arrested in Col emnos for a serious crime after entering a room and attempting to assault a woman, prompting fears of lynching and a swift trial. Americus officers convict counterfeiters Will R. Jackson and Ed Wyatt, while a local wedding near Plains unites Alex Chappell and Emma E. Mays. Melon shipments from Sumter begin, with Kolb Gems and Jones varieties headed north. St John’s Lodge prepares to host visiting delegates for the colored grand lodge meeting.

Plains Alex Chappell Emma E. Mays A. C. Wellens Sumter Kolb Gems P. C. Clegg Flint River St. John’s Lodge A. F A. M Dennis Harris Austin Jones 8. M.nathan Colored Grand Lodge of Masons

Royal Baking Powder Stands Superior For Finest Cakes

The advertisement asserts no substitute can match Royal Baking Powder for light sweet wholesome cakes. It warns grocers push cheaper powders for profit, but such blends use inferior materials and deliver less value. Buy Royal to ensure the best, most wholesome result.

Festival at college yard honors Americus Light Infantry

Great Bucy describes a lively Festival of the Americus Light Infantry at the college yard last evening. Hundreds of lanterns lit at dusk and crowds enjoyed refreshments served by young ladies, while the Light Infantry performed an exhibition drill. The event was called a decided success and a memorable occasion. A Night Without Fires reports the post office fire ended with no further blazes, while a stolen key and incendiary plans highlighted the incident. Capitol National Bank in Indiana resumed operations after a May suspension, with praise from local business circles.

College Yard Americus Light Infantry Te College Yards Americus C K. Chapman

Fifth Week of May Term Hears Burglary and Assault Cases

The Sumter superior court’s fifth week began with Tom Shorter charged with burglary and Romeo Jackson charged with assault with intent to murder. Shorter was convicted of larceny from the house and sentenced to twelve months in the chain gang for stealing a watch and pistol from A. Hirsch. Jackson’s case went to the jury as Randall Phillips, a barber, had been shot months earlier and attended the trial. The grand jury presented general presentments before adjournment, to be published tomorrow.

Sumter A. Hirsch Romeo Jackson Jackson Randall Phillips Phillips Fish

Bible Society Convention in Sumter County Plains of Dura

A Sumter county Bible societies convention will be held at the Plains of Dura on Friday July 1 at 10 a.m. All societies should send full delegations and the public are invited. The program includes music and prayer, reports on the county society, talks on Bible reading, and discussions of Sinai Calvary and Paul. Proceedings to follow.

Bible Society Bible Societies Bumter County Plains of Dura C. T. Clark Sumter County A. C. Wellens M. Speer Lott Warren Apostle Paul W. A. Wilson J. A. Ansley Une

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