Early Fall Dress Goods at Attractive Prices
GEO. D. WHEATLEY presents a full dry goods lineup with fall fabrics, two toned effects, and illuminated styles. Featured are black dress goods, mourning items, Monarch shirts, Keystone unlaundered shirts, Guyots suspenders, Scriven’s elastic seams, linen collars, and a new menswear line including three button cutaway frocks and Prince Albert suits. Also advertised are $10 business suits and Bessemer kids suits for boys under 15.
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Monarch
Madras
New York Mills
Scriven
E& W
Okenstowers
Oui Bessemer
Senate action urged on treasury notes relief plan
The Senate debated a five member committee to probe national banks as part of free coinage debate while Alabama Senator Denson urged immediate House action on a bill to issue 125 million in treasury notes for relief. House discussed Chinese exclusion act changes. temper over federal supervision repeal surfaced among Democrats, with calls for prompt repeal of odious laws. Yellow fever fears rose in Brunswick with two new cases, a sailor and a shoemaker, prompting renewed panic among refugees. Local wedding news: Miss Belle Devane and Mr Whit Dean to wed in Cuthbert with congratulations from The Times-Recorder.
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Wasuietos
D.C
Stewart
Mills
Hoar
Hilt
Mobilier
Allen
House
Denson
Alabama
Banking and
McLaurin
South Carolina
Treasury
Richardson
Tennessee
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
McCreary
Pennsylvania
Geary
Everett
Belle Devane
Whit Dean
Cuthbert
Miss Devane
J. B. Mauk
LaCrosse
Mr. Dean
Shellman
The
Times-Recoupen
Hundreds to Visit Americus From Ohio and Indiana
A large western farmer excursion is planned to Americus, Georgia, with 800 to 1,000 visitors expected from Ohio and Indiana. Organizer B F Nysewander aims to arrange a direct Pine City route, seeking steady farmers and workers willing to invest and settle in Sumter County. The project mirrors prior regional efforts and aims to foster long term ties with Southwest Georgia.
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Georgia
Central West
Americus
Land
Empire State
Sherman
Sumter County
Empire
South
Ohio
B. F, Nysewander
Indiana
Pine City
Americas
Burglar Capture by Hounds Returns to Town
Tom Allen arrived from Marshallville with jail dogs to pursue burglars who robbed a local store Monday night. The dogs tracked to Big Indian creek swamp where they treed the suspect, a armed Black man, who was arrested and jailed. Also noted is a rare Vienna sheep wool specimen valued at 11.25 a pound presented to tailor Jobo Kay. The old wooden depot at Wheeler street is being torn down for Harrold and Johnson’s platform extension. Mr E J Gammage, 27, dies of malaria fever. funeral at Gammage burial ground this afternoon at 3 20.
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Tom Allen
Marshallville
Indian Creek
Jobo Kay
Vienna
Australia
Kay
Scotland
Gallshiels
Wheeler Street
Southwestern Railroad
Oglethorpe
Americus
Harrold & Johnson
Rammage
E. J. Gammage
28Th District
Gammage
C.K. ‘Gammage
Assassination Plot Targets Cleveland and Interior Chief
A pension attorney urged old soldiers to form groups to assassinate President Cleveland and Secretary Smith of the Interior, claiming the pension list should not be a roll of honor. The man, reportedly sane, is hiding his identity for now and government authorities will investigate this despicable scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrsnoran
Cleveland
Smith
Interior Department
Pittsburg
St In
Willett In Connecticut Heir Case Reaches Sumter County
A Norwich Connecticut attorney sought information on A. A. Willett or his relatives after a relative in Norwich died leaving a valued estate. Willett, longtime Sumter County resident and respected local figure, has not yet been informed of his share, but is expected to receive funds soon. He plans to visit his sons in Texas once the money is forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Willett
Connecticut
Roney
Norwich
Conn
Mr. Willett
Sumter County
Willett
Sumter
Bie
Georgia
Texas
Milledgeville Girls Normal College students return to study
A group of pretty schoolgirls under Mrs. Fannie Crowell from Americus left early to resume their studies at the Girls' Normal and Industrial College in Milledgeville. Among the travelers were Maggie Dunn, Lillie McGarrah, Minnie Ferguson, Carrie Derrick, and Mattie Crowell. They spent the summer vacation pleasantly and will return with renewed energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Crowell
Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Americus
Maggie Dunn
Lillie McGarrah
Minnie Ferguson
Carrie Derrick
Mattie Crowell
Smiths Readjust to Americus Return as Bookkeeper
Mr and Mrs J J Smith will return to Americus their old home where Mr Smith has taken a bookkeeper post at John R Shaw s Eagle Shoe Star Savannah arrival tonight Mrs Smith to join soon and friends in the city express pleasure at the move
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smith
Americus
Mr. Smith
John R. Shaw
Eagle Shoe Star
Savannah
Mrs. Smith
Vacation Ends for Buena Vista Girls on Milledgeville Trip
Misses Nannie, Lizzie and Mattie Harvey and Nettie Powell of Buena Vista and Lizzie Katney of Filaville pass through the city en route to Milledgeville to resume studies at the Girls' Normal and Industrial Institute there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie
Lizzie
Mattie Harvey
Nettie Powell
Buena Vista
Lizzie Katney
Filaville
Milledgeville
Girls’ Normal and Industrial Institute
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Sumter Co
GA. Loan and Trust CO
Chicago Lithograph CO
Avrass
Carcaco
Ale Mace
Don
Waslevan Esasse
SPOT
Nat Kelling Gut
California
Spot Cash Store
Bailey & Campbell
Jackson Street
Amerloue
Geo. D. Wheatley
Cor. Lamar ST
Cotton Avenue
Americus, GA
Iivet
Lamar St
Cotton Ave
Uenson
Senate
Aga the Dread Scourge
Briwick
Bulsxawick
Shoemak
Brunswick
Nottinghem
Gro
Wheatley
Pinplire
Georgii
Met
U.S
Royal
Hore
Mattie Burke
Albany, Ga
Buckingham Smith
Albany
Anpany
Dooly Court
Secason
Dr. Price
Scientific American Report
de. Price
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