Gloves on sale for winter warmth and defense
Next to your feet, your hands are the tenderest part of you and require Gloves in zero weather. A glove contest champion advertiser offers a wide stock including Jersey, Cahmere, Oil-tan engineers, dog-skin, dressed and undressed kid, fur top, in prices from 25¢ to $2.40. Adler's Un dressed Kid leads at $1.60 as the best value. Call on the dealer for a complete range.
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Mercury
Americas
Cahmere
Adler
Large Vote Polled As Old Ticket Retains County Office
The county primary election passed quietly with strong turnout at the courthouse. Forrest named sheriff led votes over Glover, Sullivan and Ray contested treasurer, Mize held the tax receiver post, while clerks and others largely unopposed. late tallies showed Forrest and Sullivan leading, with final counts pending consolidation.
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Court House
Polis
Allen
Speer
Duan
L. H. Forrest
W. H. Glover
J. F Sulllivan
Nell Ray
Sullivan
Joe Mize
Measra
Covington
Draonon
Halley
Neal Hawkins
Jerry Duckworth
Jobo Speight
Jim Parker
Ward McAlliater
Jay Gould
Duckworth
Parker
Mera D. P. Holt
J. G. Shockley
Ofice of Ourveyor
Spear
Yun
Forrest
Glover
Heceiver
Mire
Brannon
Sullivag
Ray
Barelyne
Ley
Corover
Hawkson
Abertft
Ma ‘ Ath Bi
I Ul
Bill to issue bonds for public debt passed the house
The house approved a bill authorizing a 368,000 bond issue to fund overdue public debt interest maturing in 1803. Major Bacon spoke against a separate measure on railroad voting rights and oaths.
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Atlanta
Major Bacon
Money Made in Cotton Boosts Americus Speculators
Americus investors shared in a sharp rise in the cotton market as New York options climbed after October. Reports claim a local firm earned as much as 350,000 in six weeks, with several sharp speculators profiting on the bull run. Linda Evans promotes a new operatic event at the Americus opera house, featuring a fresh company and novelty acts. The Times-Republican notes Democratic gains in district politics and reports a shotgun loss by Gen. Arthur Rylander during a hunting trip. A telegram from Macon confirms the death of Mrs. McCrary, sister-in-law to Major Speer, with funeral arrangements to follow. A bar meeting is called for Monday morning to assign cases.
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Americus
South
Repid
New York
Alco
Spoccolatore
Linda Evans
Fuo
Lisa
Evans
Missy Evans
Major M. Speer
Macon
McCrary
Speer
Rebecca Cowles
The Mouse Takes Recess as Crisp Appears in Gallery
In Albany on November 25 Speaker Charles Crisp entered the gallery where Mr Martin of Fulton moved three committees be appointed to escort the Georgia delegation to the speaker’s stand. The chair named Martin, Major Bacon, and Mr Stapleton of Sumter. Crisp took the speaker’s stand, a ten minute recess followed, and members and pages noted the pleasant scene and Crisp’s health.
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AuLasta
Charles ¥. Crisp
Martin
Fulton
Major Bacon
Stapleton
Sumter
Crison
Wil Appiau
Het
Apeaker
Cel
Hager
Dawn of a New Republic Norway Seeks to End Union with Sweden
The article discusses Norway's push to sever ties with Sweden after the cabinet resignation. It describes threats of invasion if needed, compares the struggle to liberty movements in the United States, and notes reformers drawing on American ideas while seeking independence and a redefined political order.
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Norway
Sweden
Grais
Our Republic
New Republic
United States
Sudden Regeneration Parrot Tries to Impress Owl
A tale describes a parrot attempting to dazzle an owl with varied talk. The owl remains stoic as the parrot shifts from topics to braylike attempts, humor, and a final melancholy note. After repairs, the scene ends with an odd, cryptic word from the owl.
Staxation to Be Lower in Next Congress Says Speaker
In Atlanta on November 25 Speaker Charlan Orley discussed taxation and the coming extra session. He said no information was available for publication and that Democrats would consult before decisive steps. He appeared with Senator Colquitt who is recovering from a stroke, while Colquitt’s wife shows no signs of improvement. In Savannah a bill was prepared for introduction in the Senate concerning Chatham County and related figures. Ohio reports a death at an early hour with a bank clerk’s death noted.
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George Wheatley
George
Tirda
Jin Summerford
Messie, Waddell & Hayden
Americus
Sumter County
Hayden
Waddell
Mayden
Atlanta
Charlan
Orley
Calquits
New York City
Congress
Crisp
Colquitt
Romsble
Colyultt
Artesian Corner sale offers clocks and housewares at low prices
An advertisement from a Americus store promotes a closing-out sale at the Artesian Corner of Borixs and Benky, listing alarm clocks, mugs, plates, egg cups, dishes, and desserts at bulk prices. It touts reduced prices, secondhand items, and a “Nickel a Dime and a Quarter” theme, urging customers to buy before stock ends.
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Borage &Berav
Americus
Nickss
Burpne & Bear of
Artesian
Acolumn
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Waren
Tyo Anders
Hotel Windsor Jewelers
W. D. Bailey
Bessemer
N. J. Schloss & CO
Odd
Pagts
Gol Oal
George D. Wheatley
Georgia
Forrest Carrias
Dore
Mize
Lizzie Evans
Dos
Wright Brady
Artasta
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Brady
Reronten
Phe Hewals A
Lee
Jeff Davera
Poxt
Vis
A. B Cutts
W. J. Matthews
McGarrab
J. EB. Bivins
Davia
Democratic
Alan
Thornton Wheatley
H. M. " Stokes
T. N. Hawkes
T. F. Logan
Dows Winson
Bar
Mads
Tux Times-Recompen
Democratic Party
Bascom Myrick
Tue ‘Times-Recompen
Democrate
Myrick
Arthur Rylander
Rylander
Easea
Janey
Speaker Crisp
Atlianta
Savanwast
Wales
Willian Meliatey
Dent Caxrom
Ohio
Arteafin
Borixs & Benky
Toren
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