Low Prices Make Lively Buying
Local retailer touts record low prices with a promise to beat prior season deals. The pitch emphasizes affordable goods and the goal to continually improve offerings for customers this season.
18 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1897
Page
1
Local retailer touts record low prices with a promise to beat prior season deals. The pitch emphasizes affordable goods and the goal to continually improve offerings for customers this season.
Departments emphasize prep for serving customers with Silk waists, Plaid Taffetas, Roman Stripes, and five yard silk waist patterns priced from $2.00 to 7.50. Black silks and tinsel brocades are highlighted as unmatched in the city, with a focus on Black and Colored Wool Dress Goods, larger stock, and cheaper prices despite tariffs.
Notice invites readers to purchase wool goods at old prices and select winter dresses while stock is complete and prices are low, encouraging shoppers to take advantage of the sale.
The SMOE department promotes its Chil dren s School Shoes with Hill Green Little Giant line and offers a large stock of Ladies and Gent s Fine Shoes. It touts a $3.00 Ladies Kid Button, $5.00 Gents Handsewed Cordovan, and cheaper prices than competitors for similar quality.
A local shop announces Monday morning a wide range of Eton and golf caps for boys and girls. Available in velvet plush leather cloth and other fabrics in all colors. Prices 25c 35c 50c and 6Sc. Also offers night wear needs at current prices.
In Hogansville officials dispute a shooting of Negro postmaster Lofton. Mayor Jenkins vows action after a 7:30 pm backyard ambush left Lofton with a chest wound. Citizens claim boycott and protests fed by racial tension while inspectors seek the guilty party.
A nature themed piece argues that hidden crimes and obscure diseases cannot escape detection. It envisions Nature as a detective force that relentlessly pursues truth, asserting that misdeeds and illnesses alike will eventually be uncovered by natural processes.
Missouri Populists call a meeting of state central committees to oppose fusion with Democrats, led by Roselle and campaigners from the Nashville conference. The move aims to disrupt the present party machinery and prevent cross party cooperation in Kansas and other states.
A Habira Ga report says Shelton Dampier, jailed for Slay of Sam Parker, was pardoned at McRae camp and vows revenge. He reportedly threatens others, with a $50 reward offered for his arrest and fear of lynching amid swampy surroundings. Local Masons urged protection as Dampier hides, while Parker’s death haunts the community.
Glascow reports an incident during loading of the Allan Line steamship Tower Hill from New York where a man was shot while grain was being loaded. Also noted is a reception for Rear Admiral M A Beardsies at the squadron rooms as he nears retirement.
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