Wheatley Ansley Specials For Tomorrow In Dry Goods
Wholesalers and retailers promote high class dry goods with dramatic “specials for tomorrow” and large price cuts across fabrics, dress materials, hosiery, gloves, damask, and blankets. Featured items include tricots, serges, cashmeres, bedford cords, and new children’s kilt suits with dramatic low prices to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansley
Foster
Americus
New York City
A. Myers, Cor, Forsyth and
Jackson
Sumter Exposition Exhibit Shipping to Atlanta and Notices
Mr. J. F. Ross leads Sumter's exhibit for the Piedmont Exposition in Atlanta, sending a collection of novelties to the fair amid praise for his perseverance and Sumter County’s potential with more advertising. Also includes Missionary Society opening at the Methodist Church, Knights of Pythias notices, and local business and real estate updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Piedmont
Ross
J. F. Ross
Sumter
Sumter County
Banner Corps of Georgia
New South
Missionary Society Session Program and Delegate List
The first session program of the Woman's Missionary Society of the South Georgia Conference M E Church South for October 15 includes opening service with prayers and hymns, welcome and president's address, and announcements. A long delegate roster follows listing members and their assigned home communities across Georgia and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the South Georgia Conference
M. E. Church South
J. B. Johnston
Cobb
Sandersville
Captain Cobb
Williams
Tarburton
Park
E. A. Hawkins
Walker
Savannah
Mathews
Waycross
Fort Valley
Parsonage
Avrett
Lovett
Iman
Lucy Tower
Branch
Dixie
Taylor
Davisboro
Huntington
Heath
Camilla
Scaife
Thomasville
Davis
Weston
Adams
Chrawell
Waynesboro
Phillips
Louisville
Ed. Mathis
Clarke
Macon
Harris
Perry
Maxwell
Meldrim
Mathis
Benoit
Kentucky
Allien
China
Mra. Clay
Two Swamp Refugees From Wanderer Ship Tale Told
A local observer recalls two Africa bound vessels carrying natives to be smuggled into a Southern port. One ship was captured near Charleston while the other fled up the Savannah river. Cargo was hidden in swamps north of the Charleston and Savannah railroad where emancipated people remained in seclusion until high water exposes them again. The swamp dwellers mingle rarely with whites or nearby blacks, speaking only in isolated cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Jackson
Atlanta
Africa
Savannah River
United States
Charleston
D. C
Charleston & Savannah Railroad
Augusta
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Wheatley
Aline
Eplen
le Long
Chantilly
Wheatley —Ant
Americus of Mill
Womans’ Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Wheatley & Ansley
Tention
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
C. C
B. H. Mayo
W. P. Hannapay
Dr. Eldridge’s
Gambrinus Halle
Endridge
Dr. Evpainer
J. Henry Freeman
Jauxs Fricker & Bro
Americus Guano Company
Nw York Auction Clothing Company
New York
M. Conzx
H.E. Pratt
Cotton Avenue
Harrold & Johnson's
James Fuscon & Bro
Ena
Woman's Missionary Societyy
Martin & Lewis
Clark's
Old Stand
Lamar Street
Americus, Ga
Total
Janxs Fricker & Bro
Gamedinus Halle
Castoria
Georgia Railroad
Southwestern Railroad
City of Columbus
A. P
Octhidatwit
ROYAL
Wlyr
Herrmann
Prestidigitateurs
Mme, Herrmann
Abdul Kahn
August Myers
Forsyth ST
Paris
A. J
Hami
Soponih
New Hamill Building
Matt Hart
Capea
R.L. McMath
Diamonds
Georgia
State
A. Fricker
James Fricker
BRO
Jackson St
J. Momate
B. H. Momate McMath Brothers
Javn County
Prodase
Ericus
Gonisers
Call
J. R. Fried & Co
Jackson Street
Williford, Matthews & CO
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