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Notice requires all legal ads be submitted to the business office by Wednesday noon each month with the required fee to ensure insertion. The rule will be enforced.
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
8
Notice requires all legal ads be submitted to the business office by Wednesday noon each month with the required fee to ensure insertion. The rule will be enforced.
Sumter County Georgia notices announce two properties in Americus will be sold at public outcry at the courthouse. The first is a house and lot on Lamar Street with specified boundaries, levied to satisfy a Sumter Superior Court judgment in favor of Mrs. E Goodell against Mrs. Eliza M. Hall. The second is an improved property on Jackson Street with an iron fence, levied to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Scottish American Mortgage Company against A T Oliver. Both notices dated 1668 and 1699 with sheriff E L Bell listed.
John T. Taylor administrator of Jerry Limbrick deceased files for leave to sell the equitable interest of the estate in Sumter County lands. Parties of kindred or creditors must show cause by the November term of the court of ordinary to be held the first Monday in November 1901. Witness my hand and official signature October 7 1901. T M Allen Ordinary.
Court of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Sumter County Georgia grants a second class public road from Leslie to New Hope church with a fork to Parker's crossing, five miles long. Notice for objections on first Monday in November 1901. Also a property sale by The National Building Association of Baltimore City on November 1901 in Americus Georgia to satisfy debt. W F Clarke attorney.
On Lamar street two prominent ladies found a fat wallet on the sidewalk. One urged returning it, while the other feared a swindle. The purse contained a large roll of bank notes and the owner’s card, and was promptly returned.
An advertisement extols a product called Sycap of Fire from the California Fig Syrup Co claiming health, vigor, internal cleanliness, and progress beyond old remedies, urging purchase of the genuine manufactured syrup.
Mattie Tharp Harvey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mick Harvey died after a short illness of scarlet fever aged two years. The family mourns a bright and comforting presence with prayers for God to grant peace in heaven where she awaits loved ones.
W H Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls a childhood foot burn that left leg sores for 30 years until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad touts the salve as infallible for barns scalds cuts sores brulees and piles and lists E J Eldridge as the seller.
Capt James I Ross a longtime Georgia State Fair figure joins Sumter farmers to illustrate local resources at the Savannah fair. He plans three exhibit cars placed at Plains Americus and Leslie for farmer loading, with departures to Savannah set for November and the 30th.
Market action boosted cotton as the commodity rose briefly to above eight cents for January with an afternoon close about four points lower. Fine cotton fetched around seven cents in Americus though much of it was stained. Yesterday's wagon receipts totaled 345 bales. An advertisement notes private family boarding for a lady with three children aged 0, 3 and 10, and offers a box address in Americus with a cash deal: three bales for one dollar.
W A Bragg and relatives win 22 awards at the Jones county fair including best work horse best display vegetables and top butter among many junior and female entries. The Times-Recorder notes Georgia thrift with Sumter region families contributing to the record.
Mrs J O Snider of Orttendon Kentucky praises Dr King s New Discovery for quick relief and permanent cure of croup and bronchial troubles. Ad claims 50c and 1.00 prices with trial bottles free at E J Eldridge’s. Also notes a secondhand coal stove offered at half price and lists Mrs Linuit A Hanner at 224 Jackson Street.
The Cotton Dress Fabrics department showcases Cotton Fleece Twills English Flannel ettes Outings and similar goods. Styles are attractive prices sensible and quality dependable with easy choice and sure fit.
Silks announces new stock of dress trimmings in staple and novelties. A new line includes Kid Gloves in multiple colors and sizes, Holsery Handkerchiefs Underwear Neckwear and novelty ties.
The ad invites customers to view a broad stock of tailor made suits now. It promises every style and material, emphasizes limited stock, and notes Miss Williams is assisting in the department to help shoppers find a right fit in style and price.
The message declares continued operation at the same location in South Georgia, denying any intent to close or fake inventory. It invites comparison of goods and prices with any other house in Americus or across Georgia, asserting best value and low prices despite tough trade conditions.
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