Americus Georgia described as fertile winter resort hub
The article extols Americus in rich detail as a fertile agricultural center with cotton, sugar cane, peaches and pears, boasting a growing population, extensive public works, major buildings, hotels, libraries and churches. It highlights climate, healthfulness, and strong rail access linking to Macon, Thomasville and Florida, branding the area as a premier southwest Georgia destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Baanah
Sananal
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonyvalle
Florida Ithe
Thomasville
Redcon Forest
Aurfounaines
Amertcus
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
South
Sone
Cance
Lyon
Jeane
Othey
Anes
Idoor
Anurics
Damagd
We Country
County Court House
Windsor Hotel
Savannah
Tloanl Ieanty
Atlanta
Bavannah
Amer
Svily
Tnuuatrten
Gup
Taille
Wty
Ateam
Almut Twa
Eedine Mercantile Pita
Mimiany
Tourtra
Golangia
Florida
Plorkla
Ikinawick
Fathwest Heoruia
Thie
Raguily
Yan
Magnificent fabrics and clothing at low prices
Georg D Wheatley promotes a vast dry goods selection with cheap and expensive fabrics, new shirts and suits, and a focus on quality and style. The ad highlights hop sacking, crepons, serges, and new lines for men, youths, and children, including suits from 2.50 to 5.00 and mail order service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Geo. D. Wheatley
Sumter Farmers Eye State Fair Exhibit in Augusta
President Waddell visited Americus to inspect Sumter County’s prize stock for the Georgia State Fair in Augusta starting October 17. A September 23 meeting at the Americus courthouse will plan the county exhibit, aiming to secure top prizes with a strong stock display. The article also notes the return of mullet season and local cafe scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell
Sumter
Georgia
Augusta
J C. Waddell
Georgia Agricultural Society
Américas
Col. Waddell
A. C. Bell
Agricultural Society
Americus
Old Sumter
Columbus
Cleveland Refuses Concessions in Unconditional Repeal Fight
President Cleveland will not concede to any terms or recognition of silver even if the repeal bill passes. Senators report his firm stance against compromise while Democrats in the Senate prepare a careful canvass for votes to secure passage of a concession or full repeal. Debates promise extended speeches to fill three or four weeks as needed.
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Wasutiaron
Cleveland
Thia
Friends of
Senate
Jomeun
Fort Valley
Macon
Will F. Wynne
Warwick
Elon
J. M. DaPree
Congress
Mason
Filat
Pulaski
Crisp
John T. Waterman
Waterman
Crisp Pulaski
Allen Fort Suchestep
Col. DuPree
Allen Fort
Flint River
Bismarck in grave condition as wind and climate threats loom
The report describes Prince Bismarck's serious illness with Bed confinement and feeding by attendants. Dr Scheninger travels to Berlin to confer with eminent doctors on moving him to a milder climate due to intolerance of northern winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena
Ben Im
Bismarck
Dr. Scheninger
Berlin
Theprines
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Toass Posirmotpa Companys
Sumter’ Co
Loan and Trust CO
Americus, Ga
Southernindy
Chicago Lithograph Co
Mihh Amers
Macom
W. C. Bass
SPOT
Obab
California Table Peaches, Co
Spot Cash Store
Bailey & Campbell
Monarch
Madras
Keystone
New York Mills
Beckvon
E& W
Lamar St
Cotton Ave
Croutide
Americas
Menthe
Primrose & West
Monte Cafie
George Wilson
Monte Carlo
White Face
Ed Marble
Mattie Darke
Darby
J. J. Smith
Mr. Smith
John R. Shaw
Eagle Shop
Savensah
Mrs. Smith
Walsh
Doaly Court
Heaslee
W. J. Fish
Whealer
McLaurin
South Carolina
Alas Clarke
Alabama
Treasury
Iota
Bradwell
Henry Storey
Knoxville
Axtell
Ark
P. Welsiger
Weisiger
Societien
Royal Arcanum
Angesty
Statiae
Faulkner
Voorhees
Vance
House
White House
White Hones
Meurma
Mississippi
Arkansas
Turkey
London
the' Times
Constantinople
Saya
Pefia
Soutar
Skimgullet
Harper's
Saraparila
U. S
Reva
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