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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1900

Page

4

First Engine Passes Georgia and Alabama Bridge to Hutchinson Island

The first engine crossed the new Georgia and Alabama railroad bridge to Hutchinson's Island opposite Savannah. Officials including Vice-president Cecil Gabbett were aboard and praised progress as the $1,000,000 terminal nears completion. W. W. Mackall says Georgia and Alabama engines will soon be on the island three miles below the bridge.

Georgia and Alabama Railroad Hutchinson’ Island Savannah Hutchinson's Island Congress Cecil Gabbett W. W. Mackall Georgia Alabama

Three Hundred Corsets Offered At Half Price

A Monday and Tuesday sale highlights three hundred corsets praised for style and quality. They come in medium and short waist, net covered, with English satin, lace trim, and neat strong construction. Regularly 85c, sale price 48c.

Storewide Fabric Sale Postponed Prices Faded

Readable items list black mohair and white goods offered for Monday and Tuesday only at deep discounts. Includes black Mohairs 38 and 44 inches wide at 49c 65c and 75c yd. White pique, organdies, dimity and linen, with several marked at 10c 12k 5c per yard or per dozen buttons. Local shop promotes limited two day sale with specific yardage reductions.

Pretty New Ribbons and Shoes Offer Deep Deals

A reader notes remaining stock of ribbons in all widths and colors at 19c per yard, plus substantial discounts on women’s footwear and skirts. The sale promises half price and lower on items like $2.75 shoes at 75c, $1.50 shoes at 65c, and $1.00 shoes at 60c, with limited sizes. Ladies’ Pique Skirts, trimmed and wide, offered Monday and Tuesday at 98c each.

Corte Americas Anxiou

August Flower: believed universal remedy for indigestion

Questioned old claims praise Green's August Flower as the main cure for indigestion biliousness and nervous complaints. Article notes doctors were scarce and people used the remedy to “clean out” the system and relieve dullness, headaches, and other aches. Sample bottles advertised at Davenport Drug Company.

August Flower Green Davenport Drug Company

Delegates Named for Cotton Growers Convention in Macon

Samter will be largely represented at the Cotton Growers Convention in Macon next week as delegates are chosen. President Sieg of Sumter County Agricultural Society prepared a list of sixty five names now with County Treasurer Sullivan, though not all will attend.

Samter Cotton Growers Macon Sieg Sumter

Dogs on the loose cause citywide scare amid hydrophobia fears

Citizens express alarm over stray dogs running at large amid reports of hydrophobia and dog bites. Local concern centers on keeping streets clear as officials and physicians warn of possible cases while residents seek stricter animal control. Music House in Americus advertises as the sole southwest Georgia piano dealer, with Planter's Bank building quarters and J T Dent handling demonstrations and mail orders.

Music House Americus Cable Piano Co Georgia Planter's Bank J.T. Dent

He Fooled the Surgeons and Healed with Arnica Balm

Doctors warned Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio that a rectal fistula would kill him within months. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Balm, sold by E. J. Harridge, for curing his condition and saving his life. A notice from Misa Pickett says she will be absent from her studio until further notice with a message about saving babies until her return.

Renick Hamilton West Jefferson Bucklen E. J. Elaridge Misa Pickett

Death Looms for Rabies-Stricken Child Eugene Drane

The rabies scare around little Eugene Drane, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Drane, worsens as doctors report the child in extreme danger. Attendants and physicians watch daily for a possible improvement, but recent notes indicate the end may be near.

Eugene Drane W. BR. Drane Times-Recorder

Jumped from a Moving Train Kills One Man Near Americus

Central train No 12 reached Americus at 930 Sunday evening and ran over Cooper Dozier at Smithville twelve miles below. Dozier, eighteen, with two friends jumped from the moving coach for a short ride. The others landed safely while Dozier landed on dirt or cinders and was killed instantly beneath a wheel. The body was taken to Morgan for interment. The item then oddly veers into an unrelated medicinal ad for Pain Killer by Perry Davis with pharmacy-style claims.

Central Americus Cooper Dozier Smithville Dozier Young Dozier Morgan

Picnic at Myrtle Springs Grand Opening

A grand opening picnic is announced at Myrtle Springs for next Friday the 11th with music and abundant refreshments. The event promises much enjoyment for all and invites everyone to join the picnickers.

Myrtle Springs

Prize Won By Darling Baby at Show

Mrs. Youngms recalls the judges awarding the prize to her baby in a show described as the least objectionable among the entrants. The exchange reveals the humorous tone of the event with a brat’s quip echoed by a judge.

Darling Mrs. Youngms

Simple Remedy and Piano for Sale Ad

An old notice mentions using Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a remedy. It also advertises a good second hand piano available for sale or rent and provides contact by Lee M. Hansford.

The California Fig Syrup Co Lee M. Hansford

SPECIAL SALE OF ZEIGLER BROS SHOES AND SLIPPERS

Special sale promotion invites ladies to buy Zeigler Bros shoes and slippers at deep discounts this week only. The store advertises every shoe in the department priced from 25 cents to several dollars, highlighting new stock direct from manufacturers and urging rapid purchases for mutual benefit.

Ladies of Americas Georgia Americas Ziesler

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