24 May 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1892
Page
1
The advertisement extols selecting collars cuffs shirts and ties as essential features of masculine dress. It argues rough fabrics may suit business, but good sense lies in choosing refined pieces to complete a polished appearance.
The piece surveys the 1892 Democratic and Republican nominating scenes, noting Cleveland’s waning southern support, Hill’s shaky prospects, and a possible shift toward Pattison or Gorman. It highlights Blaine as the leading Republican favorite, with Harrison fading, and lauds Congress rules chatter and the precocious Clerk Charles K. Crisp.
Large crowds attended the Gospel Tent meetings despite cool weather. Rev. C. W. Snow preached Sunday evening on What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul. Rev. Mr. Lane will assist in the services this week.
In a May term session Judge Fish charged the grand jury on liquor law violations and Sunday entry bans. He condemned selling to minors and gambling in saloons, with broader critique of saloon practices. The civil docket followed, two divorces heard, and a heavy criminal docket anticipated for mid June.
Captain T M Merritt an old prominent Americus resident died suddenly after a stroke while riding his plantation horse. He came to Americus from Monroe County and was highly regarded for integrity and courtesy. Funeral at 3:30 this afternoon on Lee Street with pallbearers meeting at 2:30 at D B Hills store. Residents recall a second incident on Jackson Street as Oscar Howard chased people with an axe. mayor will investigate.
An Oilgas Stove offers oil to gas conversion with no wick and blue flame. It claims smokeless operation, no oil smell, no ashes, and targeted heating of the oven or top only. The ad argues it saves fuel and space compared to traditional stoves and lamps.
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