Reliable Houses Foods Offered by E. D. Amaury
A long list of canned goods, sauces, baking powders, meats, hams, crackers, mustards, coffee, sardines, fruit tablets, milk and flour brands is advertised. The items are described as first class and guaranteed, offered for sale by E. D. Amaury, wholesale and retail grocer.
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Thurber
Alexis Goldwoit
van Houten
A. M. Zenesy
Royal and Cleveland
Armour
Kingan
Ison & Hil
Lea & Perrins
Boss
Gail Borden
Eagle
Highland
One Leg
Gathright
Moyer & Butte
E. D. Amaury
Democratic caucus reshuffles Senate committees and appoints
The Democratic caucus committee met in Senator Ransom's room to assign chairmanships amid veteran conflicts. President Cleveland moves slowly but plans to reappoint Joseph Miller and push hoped-for internal revenue and Georgia collector posts, with many applicants waiting. No extra session soon, and cabinet backs limited bond issue. Two women die in Texas field fire. a Cincinnati bridge collapse injures and a Western Union elects a new president.
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Wasmrxorox
Ransom
Messia
Gorman
Blackburn
Cockerell
Harris
Brice
White
Louisiana
Donato
Caucus Committee
Republican Caucus Committee
Cleveland
Joseph 8. Miller
West Virginia
Internal Revenue
Willis
Congress
Louisville
Miller
Georgia
Calquitt
J. H. Estill
Havana
Fred Dismukes
A Revision of Rates for Americus Insurance
Americus agents press for a 25 percent cut in insurance rates after water works upgrades and a paid fire department, urging cooperation from state agents and noting major savings for residents. Atlanta bank examiners near reopening Gate City National Bank after favorable findings and praise for President Hill. A murder trial looms for Julia Foree as insanity pleas arise. Georgia politics shift with Speaker removal and new leadership. Spring Garden bank director Ephraim Young found guilty of conspiracy and embezzlement.
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Aericus
Sumter
Georgia
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Americus and
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Florida Line
Thomasville
Mericus
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
Gulf of Mexico
Union
Americas
New County Court House
Windsor
DeSoto
Savannahia
Avanta
Ave
Americus
Jem
Florida
Atnah
Brunswick
Southeasters
Southeastern Tariff Association
Amoricuss
Shea
Anite
Tariff Association
Atlants
Aell
Fire Department
Atlanta
Gate City National Bank
Imnabill Co
Washington
Hill
Julia Force
Julia Foree
Aulum
Milledgeville
Palrabeienti
Ephriam ‘Young
Spring Garden National Bank
United States District Court
Kennedy
Kanes Pen Enceplebety
Fitzsimmons Hall Fight Ends in Fourth Round Knockout
In a crowded Oak Hall crowd of 15,000 watched the Fitzsimmons Hall bout. Hall was knocked unconscious in the fourth round, resulting in Fitzsimmons claiming the win and the $40,000 purse. Reports trace early rounds and weigh-ins, noting 108 pounds for Fitzsimmons and 171 for Hall, with betting around 90 to 100. The sale of the fight’s assets netted $24,000 for creditors in Griffin. Also, a Toledo strike by engineers and firemen disrupted railroad work.
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Wight
Yoth Bes
Hall
Senveless
Firesimmons
Alsc
Oak Hall
Western Union
Mitchell
Jack McAnuliffe
Fitz
Fitzsimmons
Jack McAullife
Squire Ablogdon
Lovia Kinne
Bosworth
Martin
Jollan God Fitzsimmons
Professor Duffy
Tommy Anderson
Fitssimmons
Prank
Club
Dominick O'Mally
Bot Masterson
Maltese Cross
Barrett
Jefe
Joba
Mall
Hoth
Wits
L Hall
Moon
Wavest
Finsimmons
Eberiff
Messia, Wilson, Colston & Co
Dallaimore
Central's Engineers and Judge Speer to Meet Over Contract
The Central railroad and its engineers ride out the expired contract until March 10 in a holding pattern. Receiver Comer will confer with Judge Speer and Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, alongside Waterhouse Tarver Ficken Heary and Manning, reflecting lingering dispute terms.
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Central
Speer Ketgena
Savanwait
The
Central Railroad
Ftont Binoors
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Speer
Comer
Mesars
Waterhouse
Tarver
Ficken
Heary
Manning
Georgia Brotherhood
Ite
Macon
Wadley
Arden
Bis
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Sumter Co
W. D. Bailey
Walt
McKinley
Ellison
Chamber of Commerce
Col
A. Buford
Virginia World’s Fair Commission
Fishback
Arkansas
Desih
Clamxsville
Teon
March
Mount Joliet
Mia
Jobo C. Jones
Crxcoxnatt
Ohio
Commercial Gazette
Lima
Eckert
New York
Eahed
Weatero Union Telegraph Company
Fred Garden
Just
Bulst
W. F. Mims
Perante
C!ing
Geo. D. Wheatley
Comer Lamar St
Cotton Ave
Americus, Ga
Turney
Tolepo
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan
Lexixoron
Lesington Aloca
Henry Clay Te Pesca
Steven Langford
White Hall
Madison County
Melia
Langford
Greene Valle
Maren G
J. K. Bronner
Alabama Street
Marshall J. Clarke
F. Woodson
Brunner
Messrs
Glenn & Maddox
Jostal Quincy
Gresham
SavAnnan
A. G. North
Semmadtee
C. Ht. Thchardaon
Montesama
A Dees L Darby
Tuas
Naronic
White Star
Neronle
Famcals
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