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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1891
Page
6
The notice invites readers to visit the markets to see novelties and low prices. It describes a place where people prepare for appearances and recommends Wheatley’s as a venue for wedding garments and attire, noting the distinctive Peanecky Dressed Man trade mark.
Thornton Woeatley touts a vast array of Exzoant Goops and Suren-Etycantty Low Prices. He claims only a general headscanners grasp the feast, urging guests to inspect the entire Bill of Fare in person at Wheatley's to understand the true inwardness of the sale. The text promises a complete and elegant stock beyond ordinary listings.
Thornlon Wheat warns that spending money elsewhere leads to missing choice bargains. He urges shoppers to visit Wheatley's to get solid, stylish items. The message emphasizes avoiding a costly mistake by choosing Wheatley's.
A Salina dispatch reports the Kansas Farmers Alliance voted to join the National Union company of New York, with $20,000,000 capital, aiming to monopolize the grain trade. G W Sandusky of the Alliance exchange company lauds transferring $5,000,000 in business, and the plan calls for Kansas City as a distribution hub with stores stocked by the National Union. The scheme, tied to Ocala, Polk, and a New York capitalist meeting, anticipates January 1 store openings and coordinated support for the sub treasury and cooperative platform.
San Pedro mining camp near Albuquerque buzzes as eight P Conger seeks to oust Milwaukee stockholders. Conger previously forced votes, then returned to NM with armed guards. He disarmed a guard and drove away Newberry and his force, taking control of the works. A Milwaukee telegram sought an armed hold on the property.
Eighteen indictments, each with eighteen counts, against officers and directors of the Louisiana lottery. Grand jury cites transmission of lottery advertisements through the mails as the crime. Named defendants include General Beauregard, Paul Conrad president, and Joseph P. Horner secretary. U.S. marshals prepare to arrest top officials in New Orleans.
British commissioner Sir Henry Wood and James Dredge return from Chicago with a favorable report on a British exhibit for the 1893 Columbian Exposition. The document proposes a handsome building, international juries, and notes cordial reception by President Harrison and Secretary Buster, with maps appended. Twelve French naval lads drown in Brest harbor when the long boat of the Als terlitz training ship sinks.
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