05 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1894
Page
1
Brown store at 103 Cotton avenue advertises parlor suits from 40 dollars, plus bedroom sets from 1250, extending to 12500, with a wide selection including hat racks, sideboards, book cases, wardrobes, chairs, tables and lounges offered at timely prices. The note ends with cordial invitation to view the stock.
Fall and winter suitings now ready for order. suits to order thirteen fifty, trousers to order forty and up. Fit guaranteed. Shoe store stocked with Cordovan Calf Kangaroo leathers for men and attrac tive styles for women and children. Farm shoes offered at low prices.
Engineer and conductor survive a deadly forest fire near Hinckley as a Duluth bound train races through smoke and flames. Passengers, including a boy and a girl, endure water and heat while rescuers search cabins and outlying clearings for victims. West Superior reports note the fire is being quenched by rain and survivors are moved to safety.
A vintage garbled report describes secret diplomacy in the Sino Japanese Korea triangle. It claims Britain sought overtures with China to secure treaty ports and open world commerce but faced U.S. resistance led by Secretary Gresham.
An 19th century note extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, refreshing remedy that dispels colds headaches fevers and constipation. It advises prompt use and warns against substitutes, praising its agreeable taste and stomach tolerance. It notes prepared on a healthy substance and urges readers to obtain without delay.
Dispatches from Kosrownean dated September 4 report Emperor William and the empress arriving to unveil a monument to his grandfather amid crowds and guards of honor. The crowd, bells ringing, streets lined with troops, and a welcome address mark the ceremonial scene.
A report from Laurens area describes a fatal shooting Saturday night near the Laurens and Greenville railroad. An unidentified Black man reportedly killed a resident in a cabin. statements indicate a confrontation but few specifics survive.
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